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Rocky Road Ice-Cream 21 & G. We serve rich and creamy ice cream, shakes, flurries, sundaes, espresso drinks and a full food menu.
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Konstancja Wojciechowska
I’ve been going to Rocky Road Ice Cream for years, and they never disappoint with their wide variety of flavors and options. (See the menu pictures I attached)
Parking is never an issue, since there are several spaces. The same goes for seating; they have tons of tables and chairs—perfect for families and friends looking for a way to cool down during the summer.
The service is efficient; the maximum wait is around 3 to 5 minutes, depending on the number of people.
… moreParking is never an issue, since there are several spaces. The same goes for seating; they have tons of tables and chairs—perfect for families and friends looking for a way to cool down during the summer.
The service is efficient; the maximum wait is around 3 to 5 minutes, depending on the number of people.
Audrey
Amazing place. Good fries and ice cream. It was a bumping place so very popular and a great place to stop. Good prices too.
… moreJake Gerdes
What a great little stop here at Rocky Road Ice Cream right off 21! Can’t go wrong with any of the ice cream options, but if we had to recommend, you definitely need to check out the Coconut Explosion ice cream cup! Amazing and flavorful more than you could imagine!
… moreJ T
My sister has seen this place on the side of the highway and we finally made the stop. Was very worthwhile. Great prices and the food hit the spot. They have more than enough options for some real food in addition to their delicious ice cream. They didn’t have a turtle sundae on the menu but made on for me. I’d definitely go back again.
… moreDaranee Elkins
We drove passed it while traveling but put on the brakes, turned around and came back. What a great decision. Had the chicken sandwich and fries with cheese. Then for dessert swirled cheesecake Mango icecream. The perfect place to stop, stretch your legs and enjoy some good, fresh eats. Loved the outside sitting area, it was a beautiful day.
… moreChristina Marie
Even the dog loves this place!
Tried the food for the first time, really good! Came fast too. Will definitely be going back!
Oh, and their Large is humongous!
… moreTried the food for the first time, really good! Came fast too. Will definitely be going back!
Oh, and their Large is humongous!
Cliff G.
First time here and had a very good orange float. I liked getting the can with extra soda to add as I drank the float. Also, got two puppy cups. My dogs loved the vanilla ice cream and dog treats topper.
… moreMissy Emery
Delicious food! They have the best soft serve ice cream around. And now serve amazing scoops too! Always amazing!
… moreJacob G
Great place! Friendly people and wheelchair accessible.
Sherbet and sherbert are both frozen desserts enjoyed for their refreshing qualities. Both contain fruit flavors and a slight creaminess, achieved through the addition of fruit juices, sweeteners, and sometimes dairy or egg whites. The primary distinction lies in their spellings: “sherbet” is the more widely recognized term, while “sherbert” is a variant often influenced by regional dialects. Despite this difference, both terms are used to describe the same frozen treat, highlighting the flexibility of language and its ability to accommodate various pronunciations and spellings based on location and culture.
… moreSherbet and sherbert are both frozen desserts enjoyed for their refreshing qualities. Both contain fruit flavors and a slight creaminess, achieved through the addition of fruit juices, sweeteners, and sometimes dairy or egg whites. The primary distinction lies in their spellings: “sherbet” is the more widely recognized term, while “sherbert” is a variant often influenced by regional dialects. Despite this difference, both terms are used to describe the same frozen treat, highlighting the flexibility of language and its ability to accommodate various pronunciations and spellings based on location and culture.
Sam Larson
This little place is awesome. They have so much food. Their cheese curds are great and they have a billion different ice cream options
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