BYU Creamery on Ninth

New building! So much nicer. You just turn and drive past the old creamery and it is right behind it adjacent to Music Building parking lit. It is gorgeous. Love all the food selection. They have premade pasta and yummy sauce. They have ice cream cakes. Sandwiches. Amazing salads. The prices are pretty decent too. Also the signature BYU mint brownies, chocolate milk, maple bars and ranch dressing. They also have BYU merch, puzzles, and fresh produce. They have Coke freestyle machines. They also have a little stand with all the veggies like lettuce, tomatoes and these super amazing pickles. They have fry sauce and ketchup and also their signature ranch. I miss the nostalgia of the old building but this is definitely a great change. Super impressed.

The food is reasonably priced, but the hamburger and breaded chicken are worse that McDonald’s. The fried chicken patty is not a very crispy frozen piece of chicken. And the hamburger is consistently overcooked. The brioche bun is a nice touch for the price. Fries were a little soggy. The ice cream is great though. 3 star food but 4 star ice cream.

The NEW location is finished and open!!! Everything looks amazing and their grocery offerings are greatly expanded. The space for families and students to enjoy a sweet treat or grill food is much more comfortable as well.

In December 2025, we visited the BYU Creamery on Ninth in Provo, Utah. The BYU Creamery opened this new building on Thursday, December 4th, 2025. The new BYU Creamery has 71% more floor space than the prior BYU Creamery, and the new building is colorful and well-designed. There is more indoor and outdoor area to serve dining customers, including elevated heat lamps and water misters, for the cold and hot weather. The new BYU Creamery on Ninth is a must-visit destination in Provo, Utah.

The portions are very generous. The atmosphere is so light and fun. I had no idea this was a mini grocery store. They all have other food options. The 150 flavor was my favorite. They provide samples of any of the ice cream. The workers were so nice and super patient about my indecisive ice cream selection. They do allow half and half options. The parking lot is very tiny and tricky to get into.

Got pics of the new CONE. It makes me think of a whole foods as well as a gas station and more, because it has all you can eat, then home needs and entertainment products (puzzles, toys) and so forth. It's definitely bigger than the old spot, but it's still kinda cramped for sitting and eating! At least during winter. There's a ton of outdoor seating in tiers now too. Parking lot is still getting worked on at the time of my visit, but it'll get there. It still has all the food and ice cream you come for, though, just different lines and cashiers for ice cream vs anything else (burgers, fries). Four tables round seats for 6 8 barstools 7 booths for 4 2 round corner booths for 6 2 rectangle seat+booth for 4, one 1+1 seat/booth for 2 (Indoor seating for 82) Soda freestyle machines x 3 Condiments bar set apart between food lines and entrance Lots of booster seats/high chairs Two tiers of outdoor seating fixed picnic tables Restrooms and drinking fountain/water bottle refill at the back straight down aisle 5

Ice cream was pretty good. Obviously a very popular place. Lots of flavors to choose from and the us a grocery store and eatery that is equally busy. I just had some ice cream. Price is very good.. $5.49 for a pint.

The BYU creamery on ninth has always been a great place to get a classic hamburger, one with house-made real-meat quality. They just expanded into a full-sized grocery store, and have plenty of outdoor seating with awnings and space heaters!