After walking around Harvard, we needed a little pick-me-up, so we stopped in Harvard Square at Milkbar, I’ve made their famous Birthday Cake before (with all 54824 ingredients) and it was amazing, but I’ve always wanted to try their Milk Bar Pie! I got my chance. It was SO yummy! It reminds me of a buttermilk pie (which I love), so I think I might be trying to make that at home next!

I visited a Milk bar in New York City weeks ago for the 1st time and had an amazing experience. I didnt expect much, and it was quite good. The soft serve tasted like Cheese, and the corn flake crunch toping made it a sweet and salty treat. When I walked by this in Harvard Square, I had to stop by. This time I had the same thing, and for some reason didnt have the same experience. I dont know if I had some expectations, or if the soft serve wasnt as good here, I am not sure.

This birthday cake was the sweetest cake I’ve ever eaten… I am definitely a sweets person but I couldn’t even handle this. I feel like these cakes would be so amazing if they were WAY less sweet. All I could taste was sugar. I don’t recommend spending $53 on a 6in cake if you haven’t at least tried a slice first.

The soft serve was good but everything is so overpriced!

Blah. Overpriced garbage. I ordered 3 small sleeves of cake truffles along with a small strawberry shortcake caramel snap cookie and the total came out to be $20. I was expecting the truffles to taste like Starbucks cake pops but they actually tasted like cheap Little Debbie doughnuts from the supermarket. The strawberry shortcake snap cookie was pretty good but it was way too sweet. I will not be returning.

Omg I paid 10$s for a regular milkshake. It does not even worth it. I would pay maximum 5$s. Starbucks has better Frappuccino and still 4$s. I do not want to be mean but their price does not worth the quality. They should reduce the price or increase the quality way more.

Cookie was pre packaged and the soft serve smelt and tasted like rotten milk. The only thing good was that it was delivered early. So sad because I was super excited for this

Overrated, like way too much. It’s extremely pricey for what you get, if it was maybe $5 less per slice of cake then it would be ok. Even then I wouldn’t wait in line.

Well I personally didnt like this one. I however saw a lot of people but I was not awed by the quality of the food. The bday cake and bday shake were not of my liking, neither the strawberry cake. I believe that for the price you can get better cakes and pies from somewhere else since this is not cheap either. I specially found the bday cake dry and very sweet while tremendously salty. Dont know, its not for me.

I love the milk bar, it’s exactly what it sets out to be. An enjoyable little shop, with great desserts. Yes it’s expensive, but where else can you get cereal milk ice cream with delicious pieces of cake batter. Plus they really do make a good birthday cake. It’s not as big as a flagship, but the selection holds up, and they have extremely nice people working the counter. Go and enjoy.

The Milk Bar Pie is fantastic. The cookies weren’t fresh but packed and sealed, which was disappointing but maybe it’s a COVID-19 safety measure? Overall I’m happy to be able to try Milk Bar snacks outside of New York City.

My boyfriend ordered a chocolate birthday cake for me and it looks like this.Well taste not bad though. The chocolate chip is way toooo sweet.

Not sure why the rating is so low. It’s definitely a little bit pricey, but for good reason! The cakes are all super moist, and the salty/sweet combo never gets old. If you’re skeptical, would recommend their soft serve or cake bites. 11/10

Pros:customer service is great - everyone is always friendly patient and helpful despite the crowdsthe cornflake crunch topping - salty and buttery FYI - I love that they put it on the top AND bottom of your ice creamIt’s a $1 extra but I recommend getting extra topping on the sideCons:Cookies are good in theory but - no dates on package saying when they’re made and a couple times I’ve had them and they’ve been pretty stale (they’re made in NY and shipped over, so not super fresh)Crack pie is also just ok- I think if it was freshly made and served at room temp (and not refrigerated) it would be much betterThe lines get very long (Thur-Sun nights especially)The set up and space of the store isn’t great- esp when crowded not much room to move or sit

If you don’t know Christina Tosi and how Milk Bar came to be, I suggest you watch Chef’s Table: Pastry, Episode 1 on Netflix. It will give you a better understanding of the childlike sensibility Christina had when she created these treats. It made me appreciate her desserts that much more. I love all of the cookies!!!

These are my favorite cookies I have ever had. My wife and I order from here at least once a week! Definitely very sweet, but if that is your thing (like it is ours!), highly recommended! Everything I have ordered has been fantastic.

The soft serve series (yogurt and smoothie) is delicious, but for me not worth the long waiting if there is a queue. And a little bit too sweet for me.

If you dont like super sweet cakes or products I do not recommend buying a Cake from here.I ordered their milk bar birthday cake the one with the rainbow sprinkles. I wanted the 10-in but they were sold out online, so I ended up buying a 6 inch at the nearest location in Harvard square. Their service was nice and their workers were very nice. However, their birthday cake and other products were incredibly sweet. To the point it hurt my teeth and my familys teeth to eat. They have nice service and nice workers.Theyre a nice establishment, however, I probably wont be purchasing from them again. Because the sweetness of this Cake and cookies were not to my taste

The water was really good and you can have as much as you want because you will need a lot of it. Ask the friendly ladies at the pizza station to get this really pretty cup for free!Update, I recently had the 50$ cake its so lovely sweet my friend threw his slice away. I am taking one star off for that bad yet expensive experience. Its the chocolate one, I dont expect the other flavors to be any better.

We ordered a cake for my daughter birthday and we were not impressed at all. The cake was squashed, much smaller than any cake would be for the price. The cookie dough on the top were flattened and the whole thing looked industrial and not made with love.I gave 2 stars instead of one just because the taste was ok.. as ok as a cheap supermarket cake could be. My daughter was so upset, she ate just a tiny bit.Really disappointing.Francesca

Milk bar &pizza is one of the most happening dessert outlets in Cambridge. Being a popular joint this place experiences a lot of crowd during the evening times. Had been here on Valentine’s Day evening and the queue for the dessert bar was humongous. I eventually ended up ordering a pizza from the &pizza section here. The pizza was delicious. They have a unique pizza bread which isn’t circular like the regular one and that just upped the creativity quotient by a big margin. Kudos to the team there. Overall great service and ambience. Would definitely recommend people to visit.

Really did not enjoy the cake or the milkshake I got from here. Overly sweet, and just subpar desserts. Would be 2 stars except that this place is wildly expensive.

It is simply so good. Gluten-free options available! I really recommend the b-day truffles.

Good limited-term strawberry cakes. Too sweet for me.

Cant got wrong with Cereal Milk ice cream, though Im a little bummed they charge for the cornflake topping at this location. The layout is a little strange but not a problem if youre there when its slow.Edit: Im trying to figure out why the reviews for this location are so terrible. Is it just Bostonians living in a bubble and not getting Milk Bar or the concept? I am truly puzzled.

Must try the delicious, fame crack pie. Friendly and courteous service too.

Pretty good and interesting flavoured cookies! I tried the compost cookie, interesting textures and very soft but holds its shape. Would want to try the blueberry cream next time!

Just wish they had more variety! But I know its a mini.

Crack pie is simply amazing. The cereal milk soft serve with cereal on it is also exceptional. The line can be long so try off hours if you dont have patience/time.

I bought some cookies from here expecting warm fresh cookies, but they were pre-packaged (my own fault for expecting this as it says nowhere that this is the case). Delivery from uber eats was fine.The cookies were sickeningly sweet and caused me to feel physically ill and sick. I threw away the remainder of the cookies I had bought because eating them was absolutely not an option.Definitely not worth consuming; would not recommend.

Is this the real momofuku milk bar? So different than the one I had in NYC…the soft serve tastes horrible and salty.

Milk Bar is an insult to the Boston food scene, it feels like it would be better suited in a mall food court. Nothing is baked in house thus resulting in stale cookies and truffles, that takes on the plastic wrapper taste. Ive had better cookies from a grocery store.The ice cream has potential but again is unimaginative, for $9 I expected an experience and I was completely underwhelmed. I would have been more satisfied with a mcflurry.This place seems like a cash grab trying to take advantage of a name. Save you wait in line and go support one of the local dessert places.

The soft serve with corn flakes was a hit. Not too sweet and the crunch was extra crunchy. The ordering and line could have been better thought out as almost every person was confused and staff werent that interested in straightening things out. Would definitely go back.

Came here around dinner time, place gets packed. There are separate lines for pizza and dessert. Pizza line is pretty sure, they have 6 different personal pizzas or you can make your own. It comes out pretty quick less than 5 mins. I tried the Maverick which is meat lovers and I found it delicious! Nice thin crust and great toppings. If starving might not fill you up.For dessert the ice cream was tasty. They put cereal on it (corn flakes I think) which gets some getting used to initially. They give you a decent portion with lots of toppings. The craft drinks were unique. I think my favs after trying them all were the lemonade one and passion fruit one.

Maybe I was expecting too much or maybe it’s because of Covid.... ?? I’ve been wanting to try the corn cookies at Milk Bar since forever! To my surprise, all the cookies were individually pre-packaged, totally mass produced and didn’t taste fresh at all. Very disappointing.Is there a location that sells freshly baked cookies?

I liked soft serve when i was in NYC. I loved the birthday cake, and even went for a class. Not sure what has changed, I was just... okay with it this time. Don’t think the soft serve (with cereal topping) actually deserves the price of $6.5. I knew I liked the cookies too, but then I was curious when those in store were made. And the staff was not able to give me the answer and said “well we get the deliveries everyday so...” which doesn’t really answer my question...I’d have to go back to the one in NYC but something didn’t seem right this time in boston.

Came here during opening day but the lines were 2-4 hours long in the cold. Came back a week later and lines were reasonable (30min).The decor is definitely Instagramable but the desserts were lacking. The cereal milk soft serve had a subtle after cereal milk flavor but it was weak when paired with the slightly salty cereal toppings ($5-6/cup, $1 toppings). The quake (milkshake?) wasn’t much better. The “Boston Cream Pie” initially started off fudgey but in the end, it was a mess considering that the cake pieces became a soggy(like wet cake mix).Cookies are prepackaged. :(( Crack pie was alright but the tiny sliver is not worth $6. There are definitely places that offer better and fresher sweets at a reasonable price. Employees were very nice though.

Dry...over priced. I had to see what hype was about. Its definitely not this location. Went twice during my time there. Both times very disappointed. Much better local bskeries close by!

If i had to choose one place that you HAVE to visit while in Harvard Square this would be the place!! great flat breads that you can make your own and the best icecream i’ve ever had. it’s CREATIVE and such an AMAZING atmosphere it’s very fun and the icecream that tastes like the cereal bowl milk is such a good idea and they pulled it off! even their cookies are great

Delicious and cute! We got the milk and cereal ice cream, and surprisingly, it tasted just like cereal milk! It was a bit pricey in my opinion but still a good option. We shared it among 3 people, and it was just enough for us!

I was surprised by the negative reviews. This place is great! Based upon the negative reviews I think people dont understand what this place is. Its not a conventional bakery and at the same time it is. Christina Tocci is doing something original here. Its also worth noting that they are not based out of this location originally. I feel like both of those points are obvious but if you know nothing of this place, then probably its a surprise. Tocci is doing something different and over the top and yet with that traditional American bake sale quality that people love and romance. Shes going much more for the rough, human, and fun and pulling at your heart strings vibe, yet with quality. Dont expect elegant wedding cakes, or decadent French pastries. If you want something special though, this is the place to go. I first learned about it from the Netflix Series Chef.

So delicious!! We got here early and there was no line at all. Service was so nice! We got a compost cookie, a slice of crack pie, and of course some cereal milk soft serve. Everything was absolutely amazing, definitely lived up to the hype!

Honestly some of the worst desserts i’ve had. Girlfriend got the cereal milk soft serve with sprinkles, I got it with corn flakes, and a friend got the birthday cake shake, we got a slice of the milk bar pie to split. The ice creams were hardly sweet and somehow very salty? The shake was watery, and the pie was something you’d find at mcdonald’s, the reviews here and in NY show this place is turning out to be just hype.

Not worth the hype. The crack pie tastes like a lemon bar with other stuff in it and the compost cookie is just bizarre and also stale. Also, its full of garbage ingredients—literally—just a list of chemicals and some food-like things. Spend your money at Flour where things are made daily, with ingredients you can pronounce, and taste amazing.

Definitely see how this is over-hyped but its a great experience. Lots of different flavors but strangely salty cereal toppings.

Ive been following Christina Tosi for years, and every time Ive been in NYC in the past few years, Ive always made sure to bring back a cookie stash. Glad I finally dont have to go nearly as far anymore. I do feel like their cookies have decreased a bit in quality since they started producing en masse and individually packing, but definitely still great.

I actually really liked the corn flake cereal milk soft serve here; its not too sweet but it seriously does taste like cereal milk, which is quite interesting! Cant wait to go back and try the fruity pebbles flavor!

Because everything is shipped in twice a week, it’s not as fresh as the real deal, and that’s unfortunate.The location is tiny.Upside: they will warm cookies for you and the service was quick and kind.

The best coffee around Harvard universities

The sweets are great, and the crack pie isn’t a gimmick.

I love the corn cookie and it tastes so so delicious ！

Cereal milk was pretty bad, all three of us could only have a few bites. So so salty. Also, the cookie we got was full of an incredible number of artificial ingredients. Tasted like it was from a package (and it was). Service was friendly.

So I don’t usually go to Harvard square much & I usually don’t go to places such as this.. I wanted to try some thing different & honestly I was disappointed. I ended up getting the chocolate malt milkshake & boy was it extremely sweet. Not only that I actually could taste the grains of sugar & on top of that it was pricey for a milkshake, after like 6 to 7 sips I ended up throwing it away & I wasted my money, but it was an experience & unfortunately I don’t think I will be back.. on the bright side the shop was clean & looked well maintained

Loved it! You definitely need to have a major sweet tooth to eat here though.

Expensive tiny ice cream. Too sweet but lacking real flavor. I will not come back.

Listen - it’s good, but the menu is very one-note, and I would NOT wait in a long line for the cookies and cake truffles.On a positive note, the staff was wonderful and extremely friendly and helpful.

I wish i could give it zero stars

Overhyped and Overpriced. Cookies are freshly baked in Brooklyn (or god knows where) and shipped here. Why would you overpay for a cookie with ingredients like monocalcium phosphate when you can go a block away and get something freshly baked on the premises?

Very smiley nice staff, awesome desert :)

I went here late night on a Saturday and there was barely a 5-minute lineup. I had the Boston cream pie which was highly recommended and I fell in love with it. I also tried my friends soft serve with cereal crunch and it was great. The quality of the icecream is good but it is kinda over priced for simple soft serve icecream and crush corn flakes.

Bday milkquake was just the right size. Very yummy too.

Desserts are fun but pricey. Had high hopes for the cake truffles, but they were a little too sweet, but not bad. The cereal milk ice cream made for a pretty picture, but was personally not my favorite as it tasted very milky. Not Milk Bars fault though, since the cereal milk soft serve does come as advertised (supposed to taste like the milk left after you finish the cereal in the bowl--which it does). So if you like cereal milk in real life, youll probably like the soft serve.

Saw the cereal ice cream and had to give it a try, sort of tasted like Kelloggs frosted flakes on soft ice cream. Something you had to try at least once.

If you watch chefs table youve have heard of milk - infamous for their cereal milk ice cream. The ice cream is slightly on the saltier side and quite expensive for a soft serve - but worth the try

I was surprised by the lack of quality. I’ve had Milk Bar before in NYC where it was way superior. I ordered a piece of chocolate birthday cake to share with my date. What a disappointment! A dry and overly sweet slice for $8. I honestly feel like I’ve baked things better at home from a box.

I am so disappointed with the service you provide. I placed my order within plenty of time and it did not come. I called and no one could answer so I had to leave a voice mail and I emailed and they literally say they will get back to you within 2 days (were so sorry). Why are you selling cakes if you cant keep up. You rather have dissatisfied customers and kids missing out on their birthday cakes because you didnt want to pause to catch up on all your orders. Thanks a lot. Spending 150$ at Mill wasnt worth it and I cant say Id do it again.

This location is great! Super friendly and accommodating staff. Thanks for replacing my order when the one I got didn’t sit right with my taste buds :)

These cookies and cakes are just not good. Weird texture, bad flavors (too potent, overly sweet, or doesnt go well together). Extremely overrated, will never visit again.

Milk Bar was so awful that every time I walk past it, I tell everyone never to go there.I love milk. I thought Id love Milk Bar. I tried their specialty cereal milk and a cookie. But the cereal milk was disgustingly sweet and had a cloyingly viscous texture, and the cookie was stale. All this while painfully loud music was playing. I was alone in the restaurant, and it was literally painful to sit there.I dont write many one star reviews. And I try to find something good to say about every restaurant I review. But at Milk Bar, its hard to find any redeeming qualities.

1 star for the really poor service, which there cant be an excuse for, as the shop is just the counter, cashiers, and 2 other customers at any one time. Id heard it was overpriced, but was really shocked. Even when accounting for its location, the pie slice is grossly overpriced and just truly not worth it. If you want something sweet, better service, and a much nicer price, check out Tatte, JP Licks, or Insomnia Cookies.

Ice is Ok, nothing great. Wanted a slice of cake by they dont sell slices just whole cakes for $49 + vat ☹️

This place is a rip off. The milkshake is very small and the cup it was in broke minutes after I was given it. The cookies taste nice but they are prepackaged. They arent made fresh in store. Dont waste your time. Mikes is basically across the street if youre looking for something sweet.

The cake was ok. It’s a bit too sweet. The ice cream definitely tasted different than I expected. It tasted salty...

I went here 4 out of the 5 days I was in Boston. If this is your first time here, get the cereal milk soft serve with the cereal crunch topping. I brought 3 different groups of friends here and they all fell in love with the cereal milk soft serve. Both kinds of cake truffles are yum, and they also have gluten free options.Unlike the NYC locations, this is more of a sit down place and also has a carbonated drink dispensing thing, which has great flavour options (There is also a pizza place within the same store but I never tried it). This is a phenomenal place to grab dessert after a meal.

So cute. So pink. So awesome. Best bakery ever. We got my birthday cake from here this year and it was the best cake I’ve ever had. Best cookies, too — especially the corn ones! Always a line, but totally worth it.

Its just salty cookies and ice cream that tastes like cardboard. Way over hyped and over rated... if you want good ice cream in ma, then you need to find a place with Richardsons ice cream.

Not good. Weird and gross.

Service is super fast and friendly. The only reason people say it’s “slow” is because you’re waiting in a line of like 45 people. It was your choice to stand and wait in that line. Not sure what you expect.I think the cereal milk soft serve is delicious- it’s super creamy and rich and tastes a bit like malted vanilla

The corn cookies are to die for! The crunchy milkshake too! Im lactose intolerant and I still cant resist the yumminess! I hope they being back the fruity pebble milkshakes because it is the only thing missing from their menu.

I wanted to like this place, I really did. I had the crack pie, soft serve with cornflakes, and a marshmallow cookie. Crack pie was good but nothing special. Soft serve was interesting but a bit bland. The cookie was actually pretty good. The main issue I had with all 3 items was the price point didnt match the quality. Very expensive, small portions, and not even freshly made. It is mass produced and shipped in from out of state.

The cereal milk icecream is delicious, albeit a bit too sweet. The birthday cake is drastically overrated. Dry,flavorless, and it had a weird sour flavor(I threw the slice out).The truffles were far to sweet and lacked taste. The milk bar pie was a disgraceful waste of money, small, hard, thin and PACKED with sugar, but no discernable flavor. However, the cookies, when warmed in the oven or microwave are dreamy. The corn cookie is to-die-for...a nostalgic flavor and aroma that brought me back to being a child eating cornflakes while watching cartoons. The blueberry white chocolate, compost, and marshmallows chocolate chip cookies were all very good too. I will only go back for the corn cookies and a mix so i can make them myself. I will be visiting the New York flagship location in May and I hope the products are better overall.

Milk Bar is awesome!! Quinn & Joey were so terrific to meet & chat about. They are excellent brand managers & make millennials look so good with their work ethic @ charm.

Brought home a lot of great treats. If you have never been its so much worth the trip to stop by and check it out for yourself. You wont be sorry that you did. Try their cereal milk ice cream and compost cookies are my favorites.

Man I would love to have a birthday cake milkshake from here every GD day!! My first visit was amazing, small line, moved very quickly, I got 3 cookies, 2 slices of crack pie and of course the milkshake which is by far one of the best treats I’ve ever had!! Will be back soon!

Cereal milk soft serve is way too sweet. Milk shake was better. Cereal milk is definitely a good idea and corn flakes is even better

This, apparently, is what $6 looks like in the mind of Milk Bar. I actually entered hoping for a high-end experience. What I got: a woman told me Crack Pie was no longer called Crack Pie, reached into a drawer, pulled out a double-wrapped piece of something that she didnt seem interested in showing me, and told me I could pay at the register. Six dollars for this tiny, flat piece of sugar and crust. Mildly tasty, but thats all Id say. With Tatte just down the street, I dont hold out much hope for this place. Too much competition in the Square.

So cute and also the cookies are delish! Next business trip I’ll be stopping by for sure!

Ive been to the one in NYC and the first Boston location didnt disappoint. The birthday truffles are always my favorite and I like the corn cookie. The line was pretty long for a Thursday night but not crazy, especially for how recently it opened. I tasted a free sample of the pizza outside, which was good but nothing crazy special.

We bought a half dozen cookies to try. Every one of them was stale. Flavor-wise they were excessively sweet and artificial tasting, I know thats the point, sort of, but I found it incredibly off-putting.

Milk Bar at Harvard Square not only provided delicious treats but a warm and welcoming environment from the second I walked in.The staff provided excellent recommendations and their genuine enthusiasm for Milk Bar was contagious! The chocolate truffles were my absolute favorite. The shared space with &pizza only added to the upbeat energy.I will definitely be returning to Milk Bar whenever I need a pick-me-up!

Really enjoyed the ice cream! So unique and delicious. The staff were nice and kind. The only issue I had was the poor utilization of the space. The ice cream counter and register are directly in front of the door, making for a stressful and unpleasant ordering experience. Yet there is plenty of room in the back of the store. Very disappointed in the space!

Visited Milk Bar (along with &pizza) for a Yelp Elite event. There was so much hype when they originally opened up that I just had to try it. I got the cereal milk soft serve with cornflakes and a slice of crack pie. The soft serve was kind of on the savory side, which was unexpected, but still good. I think it would have been nice if they added caramel to go for a salted caramel sort of vibe? The crack pie was a pretty small slice for $6, had a sort of custardy/caramel kind of taste. Overall, everything was good, just kind of expensive so Im not sure I would return unless I was really craving something from here. Also, I would expect baked goods to be freshly made in house, like a normal bakery? But Ive heard that their baked goods are made in NYC and shipped to this location- not sure if thats every item or if its actually confirmed, but it would mean things arent that fresh.The line for Milk Bar far exceeds that of &pizza so it wraps around the table and plus, the layout of the store is a little weird, so its difficult to sit down at a table or use the counter and not feel youre in the way of the line or like the line of people isnt looming over you.

Its definitely worth a try! The desserts are a mix of sweet and salty, which is pretty unique. I enjoyed the soft serve with fruit pebbles. That being said, the cookies are definitely worth coming back for, especially the confetti one which sort of tastes like a birthday cake.

This is a neat spot, but it is insanely expensive and not the most amazing desserts youll ever have. I was with a group, and some friends didnt even like what they ordered. This place is hip, but there is better ice cream and better cookies in the city.

This is probably the best birthday gift the greater Boston area could give me. I bought one of each cookie, birthday truffles, and a birthday latte for my first tasting with roommates before my birthday and they are all EXACTLY what I expected to come out of here. Yes, the cookies are prepackaged-but would you really trust a cookie being transported without plastic protection? My wait was shorter than Ive had at a bakery in a while, and all of the front of house staff were pleasantly smiling meeting the needs of us customers. I plan to spend my entire birthday weekend indulging at this location, thanks Tosi for bringing it north!

I used to travel to New York every month and at almost every opportunity I wanted Milk Bar. But now I dont have to travel for the deliciousness!Yes, yes, yes, Milk Bar is a little on the pricier side but what do you get for the price? THAT INDEED IS THE QUESTION! Three words: crunchy. cereal. shake. Youll thank me later.

All the shakes are salty and I didnt know lolol it tastes horrible

This place has the best deserts but the worst servers ever. My God. Everyone looked like they were forced at gunpoint to be working at Milk Bar. I think its on their job description to talk like an angel was sleeping on their tongues. For Gods sake, you are selling cake not insurance. I have seen pallbearers who are more enthusiastic about their jobs than Milkbar servers at Harvard Square.

The customer service was good and the shop is cute, but the cookies were disappointing. My friends and I got a tin of all 6 cookies to sample them, and they were all stale and not especially flavorful. I was also surprised at the amount of packaging—each cookie was individually wrapped in plastic. Definitely a bummer, it would be nice if they put them in paper bags for customers. I was glad to try it out, but I won’t be coming back.

The best thing that can be said about the soft serve is that its less sweet than most. Toppings were good, but for $7.50 I was expecting transcendence rather than, meh?Would recommend a Magnum bar at Store 24 and youll still have money left over to by a box of frosted flakes