Little Man Ice Cream Factory

Went to see their over-the-top Christmas decor, and they delivered. Joyful experience for kids and grownups alike. Flavors of ice cream were unique, and all delicious! They allow sampling which was great in helping us decide. There is a slide and kids had a blast running some newly found energy off, running up the stairs and sliding down. Really cute Seasonal decor just brightened the mood even more

Came in from a friends recommendation to get ice cream here when we came to Denver. It was sooooo good and a fun experience. I got the chai ice cream was tasted amazing!!!! I’ve never had anything like it. My daughters tried the Space Junkie and chocolate and both were very happy. The inside of the shop is decorated super fun esp for Christmas. Also there is a full slide inside and fun mirrors to experience. Right now there is major construction on the road in from of the store. So t let that stop you from coming in. There is a small parking lot to use. Stop in!!!!

Amazing atmosphere, all decked out for Christmas and celebrating with community with different events throughout the week. The ice cream was delicious with unlimited toppings and the flavors were true to name. The pumpkin chai shake was amazing as well, could see everything being made and portioned.

Fun local ice cream factory with indoor seatings and some entertainment such as board games. Small limited parking lot is available on the west side of the building and some street parking. Some flavors such as my favorite Mexican chocolate ice cream flavor, are not always available but very worth the wait. After many visits, I learned it's better and cost saving to get the pint and take the left over home.

If you are looking for an amazing ice cream shoppe to visit to quench your sweet tooth....look no further. I had the banana split with Mexican chocolate, strawberry and vanilla. I was in heaven.

Love the factory. It is the closest of the little man locations to me. The inside is super cute. There is a slide for the kids and you can see them making the ice cream through the glass windows. They always decorate it real cute for the holidays. You have to come for Christmas. It is like a magical wonderland. I love that they always have a vegan flavor. This time I tried their vegan pumpkin chai and it did not disappoint.

Our visit was in December and LOVED the holiday decorations!!!!! It made our visit feel like a wonderful winter wonderland. The ice cream flavors were very tasty! This was our first visit to this location and we are glad we went. It was really busy and the 2 employees at the register. The line was pretty long…just like other locations.

There are some inventive twists on classic flavors, like brown sugar ice cream in a cookies and cream (colored blue, called Cookie Monster), or brownie-fudge bites mixed in the chocolate ice cream, and the ice cream smell hits you as you open the first doors. Take it easy as you try to find the place, as road construction and the lack of easy-to-read signs make you easily miss it, and the neighborhood doesn’t scream “Little Man is here” after you drive past. There should be ample parking, but some lots are right-turn only, so watch out as you approach with it on the left. The atmosphere is light-urban/industrial with much whimsy. Some kid-occupying options, and the factory area is neat to watch as they make their specialties. Great for a family outing (for ice cream). Expect the patrons to include “Coloradans” (sorry if this is stereotyping…).

Time for an update! Like I said 4 years ago in my original review, Little Man is STILL one of the most reliable spots in Denver to get excellent ice cream. It's also just so iconic and always offers a wide variety of flavors. This one is typically less busy than the flagship Highlands location, which I love. Didn't realize for years there's dedicated parking spaces next door. My partner and I have come here with the kids and appreciate how patient the staff is with them. Checks out, with the kid slide in the back of the shop. Generally I get the same thing - something with mint chip, peanut butter, or orange creamsicle (but not at the same time) - and their menu always makes me want to try something different. Love it and will be back!

I came in here right at opening on a weekday (4pm) for a tasting to choose flavors for an event. That means we got to taste every flavor on the menu while sitting down with the manager, which was so cool! Highly recommend using their party services!! The ice cream is good and the dairy free ones are alright as well. Some flavors are great and some are not my preference, but that doesn't help you. The flavors are interesting and unique and some of them are to DIE for - try the horchata (DF)! I like everything about the inside, but OMG the area is sketchhhhyyyyyyy. I parked in a dilapidated, out of business fast food restaurant nearby and got cat called and someone driving by on the road literally tried to pick me up. I absolutely would not want to be here near or after dark!! Little Man has other locations - ladies, probably consider those when you want ice cream or just don't come here alone. The Little Man location itself is cute. You can see all the goings on and talk to the workers. The building is set up to entertain kiddos and the bathrooms are just about the most unique you'll see. I wouldn't want to be here when it's packed with people and kids, but that's just because it's not my jam. I'll highly recommend 4pm on a weekday provided you look tough as nails and can handle the locals trying to buy your time.

First off I'm not here to knock the joint. My experience this past Sunday was waiting in a never ending line for an hour to see a menu of maybe 10 flavors of ice cream. Yes the ice cream is created there in the factory and the ambience took you back to old time ice cream parlors. They were definitely under manned. They had a few employees churning the ice cream. One person trying to attempt crowd control and not doing a good job at it though no one got upset just put off. They only had two servers scooping ice cream. The price is reasonable and you definitely get a descent scoop but I can get about the same at another ice cream parlor that you don't have to wait as long. They do give military discounts. This was a one time experience for us. It's too chaotic and not enough pull to bring us back.

A friend recommended little man ice cream after we visited meow wolf. I didn't know what to expect (ice cream is ice cream right?) wrong! Omg little man ice cream is up there with the best ice cream ever! The texture is sooo thick! This will sound weird but it "pulls" like caramel almost! I got the salted maple and the cocnut almond fudge. Both legit! I for sure will be back the next time I'm in town. Worth the wait in the cold for sure! I'll add that there are heat lanterns when you get to the counter.

Fun local ice cream factory with indoor seatings and some entertainment such as board games. Small limited parking lot is available on the west side of the building and some street parking. Some flavors such as my favorite Mexican chocolate ice cream flavor, are not always available but very worth the wait. After many visits, I learned it's better and cost saving to get the pint and take the left over home.

A fun place for everyone! Who does not love some good ice cream. They definitely have it here! We visited little man ice cream factory for the first time this Sunday since the weather has started warming up and naturally this made us crave some ice cream. I tried their blackberry honey goat milk ice cream flavor. It was absolutely divine and unique. I love that they have the option to get something that is not traditional dairy. My husband got a sundae with strawberry ice cream and it was incredible. I may have stole a bite or two haha. All the ice cream was very fresh and the creaminess was perfect. The staff were nice and patient with us since it was our first time here. I loved that they had the indoor slide and blocks this kept my toddler very entertained during our visit. You can take a tour of this ice cream factory on Saturday but even if you do not do the tour you can still see staff at work creating ice cream! Like I mentioned earlier I came on a Sunday and it was busy with ice cream being made! You can see very well from the main dining area since it is a glass wall that separates the two rooms. Tips: There is a parking lot right next door so you do not need to look for street parking.

Stopped by for "Santa's factory" around Christmas time and this place truly feels like you've stepped inside a hallmark movie! Get a peak at how they make the ice cream, and enjoy lots of fun things for kids and adults (a giant slide included)

Great Ice cream, fun atmosphere, a slide for the kiddos and decorations for Christmas galore! The only down side was the lady playing on the keyboard.... Sounded more like a funeral dirge than any thing else, could not play one single note or chord in succession that resembled any song much less a Christmas tune...... she needs more practice before going on again!

Super good ice cream with all the great normal little man ice cream flavors. This location is super fun and I love the seating inside. The mirrors and the slide was fun too. Parking is only on the street but it's not hard to find.

Really happy to have found out about this location! Little Man in the Highlands is iconic, but so are their lines. It was great being able to enjoy the same amazing ice cream but with a short wait and a place to sit indoors. It's a great interior too, with industrial touches and the ability to see ice cream making in progress. And a big indoor slide that's quite fast.

This spot is really cute. It's my first time at this location since I been to the other Downrown location. I'm already amazed by how spacious the factory layout is. Best of all, it even has a slide! The cashier was kind enough to let me try samples before I committed to the flavors. I got a kid-sized cup of Salted Oreo and Salted Cream Cheese Ube. Oddly enough, I ended up with two salty-based flavors. Salted Oreo is their signature flavor. This reminded me of the cream cheese foam drinks you find at boba shops.. except with Oreos mixed in. Though some places do have the Oreo cream cheese foam. It had a nice salty base and I enjoyed every bite out of that. The Salted Cream Cheese Ube wasn't too sweet and had a lovely purple hue. Although it didn't have the strongest ube flavor, the ice cream itself was rich and delicate. I think I have been spoiled by many Ube desserts back in California. I plan to make frequent trips to Colorado, so I will be back to try new flavors.

3.5 stars if we could get into the halfsies. This place had been recommended to us by a local, and it was good ice cream. I don't want to undersell that. The reason for the less than stellar review for us was simply that it was kind of a weird vibe? I get that they're trying to be fun, creative, and unique. The space has a different sort of vibe but (imo) this is one of those times that the menu and options are super unclear if you're not familiar with the place. It felt like going for a flashier setup rather than a user friendly one. Which is fine if you've got employees stepping up to the mark and walking you through things, but for now, their employees seemed like the high school kids on a summer job left to their own devices. We got ice cream, but the whole experience was a bit meh. We won't be rushing back here again any time soon.

If you're in Denver, you've got to try little man ice cream. They have several locations and I came to this location because it offers plenty of space inside with seating. There is a fun little slide I'm sure kids (and adults!) would enjoy. Staff were kind and patient as we were contemplating which flavors to get. The ice cream was incredibly thick and creamy, just the way I like it! It's the perfect spot for a sweet treat and to hang out with friends. I'll definitely be back for more the next time I'm in the area!

I came here for the $1 pint night. It honestly was a great experience. They offer a ton of unique flavors and the price is pretty reasonable. They do offer some vegan options which is great but it is very limited. Especially for their pint night. They only had one option with was vegan chocolate salted oreo. While I was disappointed by the lack of vegan options that night. I do have to say it was DELICIOUS. Everyone was extremely friendly and answered all the questions that I had. I will be back for more ice cream. Preferably not in a winter storm.

Highly recommend a visit to the Little Man Ice Cream Factory! Our party booked a reservation for a tour of the factory. Learned a lot! Our tour guide was super fun and cheery! Everyone enjoyed the tour through the factory. Ice cream is delicious! Everything is homemade there! Fun place to visit! A very happy place! Fun for kids, young and old!

Our usual spot for LMIC is their first location in the Highlands with a distinct milk jug building. Heard that the factory is open with fun events at times, decided to drop by for a visit. I don't think I remember them having banana split as an option at the Highlands location, so that was really nice for the vintage ice cream parlor feel. Awesome design upon first walking in with going into a fridge, and super open concept with the décor. I really love that there are many tables of various sizes to accommodate parties of different sizes. The employees are always friendly and helpful. The ice cream were delicious as always, and frankly, eating indoor was nice! Super unique flavors, I had the Salty O and Strawberry... wished there were options for vanilla the day I was there though, they only had the vegan version and it was too "soy" for me. Fortunately they had a quart size regular vanilla in stock so I was able to get some to go. Definitely a Denver staple and will bring folks here in the future for less of a line, indoor dining, and cute atmosphere.

This is the only place to get ice cream sandwiches. All the other shops fail to compare in quality. Plus this location is adorable - you enter through a freezer door and there is a slide inside! The staff greet you from their circular serving station in the middle and serve you up fabulous creations...make sure to try the shake of the day, they're so creative!!

PARKING: There is some parking located next door, but even though it is very limited. You may have to park near the neighborhood and walk over. I honestly regret coming here. I saw on social media that this place was decked out with Christmas decorations and thought to check it out. When we came here, there was a line at the door and inside to order the ice cream. It seemed like it was almost an hour wait total. The menu was sad. I was hoping there will be a lot of seaonal holiday flavors, but it really wasn't. I ended up ordering the White Chocolate Candy Cane. It was good, but not worth all that hype and hassle of waiting in line.

Ok, this place is designed amazingly. Indoor slide is so fun for kids. My main hangups are.. the vanilla is not good. Sorry but the cheapest worst vanilla you can buy at Walmart is still 100 times better. The other thing is the kids who work here clearly hate their lifestyle lives. Other than the downer people who work here, the vibe is good.

How cute is this place. Summer weather we were craving ice cream. Heard there's another location and it's much nicer in an air conditioned place. Guess Sunday they have a live band. They were great. Recommend

Finally got the chance to try Little Man! Highly advise checking out this location. There was no line and it was super dead when we stopped in yesterday which was a stark comparison to the other location downtown which had like a mile long line on Thursday night and it was kind of raining too!! The inside of this place is huge and so cute. Bakery attached to it where you can watch them make their baked goods and a slide kids can slide down too. They have about 12ish ice cream flavors and unfortunately you can't see them so I tried about 4 different flavors before committing. I ended up getting a regular sized waffle cone. They let you do as many flavors as you want in the regular size so I got 4. It was perfect and a huge portion. Good prices as well. They have everything from dipped cones (they were out when we went), regular waffle cones, sugar cones and ice cream sandwiches too. Highly recommend!

Such a cool interior with a fun little slide. Staff were super friendly and quick. I'm not someone who can typically eat a lot of rich ice cream, definitely go with a smaller portion if you're like me. Super sweet. But the banana pudding ice cream was to die for!

This place is decorated amazingly during the holidays, they had some great flavors. My daughter and I hade the "Salty O." The slide for the kids is a nice touch to work off that sugar! The guy working was so genuine and sweet and went above and beyond to see if there were bananas in the back during a busy moment. Definitely would come back to try more flavors :)

Stood in line for almost an hour and they only had 2 people scooping ice cream. They shouldn't let anyone get samples.

Big fan of this place. I've gone in person and I've ordered through delivery services. Both have been good outcomes. The line may seem long but it goes by fast. Staff is always friendly and ambience is a vibe! Perfect spot for a summer day. Also cute for a date in general! One of my favorite food (dessert) spots in Denver. 10/10 recommend stopping by, specially if you're visiting Denver! The area it's located in is cool to explore.

Very nice ice cream shop. They have a big area where kids can play board games or jenga. They give you free samples. I ordered the 16th street chocolate. They had other unique flavors like vegan OJ creamsicle, banana pudding or cherry lime sorbet.

We came for the salted caramel peanut butter cup which was delicious. Also we got the orange pistachio - so smooth and a great contrast to the salted caramel. The space smelled great from all the ice cream production which you can see right in front of you as you're enjoying the products of their labors. And they have an indoor slide for the kiddos. Just don't bring your ice cream along for the ride!

very cute ice cream factory. they have stuff for kids (other than the ice cream) and you can also watch the employees make the ice cream. I thought the flavors were very unique and all delicious. They had the entire place decorated for the holidays, which was a nice touch.

Little man ice cream is ALWAYS a must whenever we come to denver! We didn't know there was an ice cream factory and this location happened to be the closest one to us on our way back to our hotel and am so glad we got to check this place out! We came in early december right when they finished setting up all their decorations inside and we were so shocked at how cute it was inside! I got the banana pudding and it was SO good! def one of my favorites. my husbands favorite is the space junkie! (i think thats what its called) little man plz deliver ice cream to states nearby T_T

What a great ice cream shop! Their kitchen is open so you can watch them work and the design is so cool. All the circular sections of the place and the thought that went into each little piece of this place was quite obvious. There's a fun slide to enjoy after you enjoy your delicious ice cream too! They have unique ice cream flavors as well as some classics so there is something for everyone.

Got the 5 flight for $12. There was no line on a Saturday evening. Avalanche mint: average mint choco chip Salted peanut butter chocolate: waaaaaaaayyyyy too salty, it was very difficult to finish! Salted chocolate Oreo: this was super rich chocolate that reminded me of vegan chocolate. It was a tad too salty but still good Espresso coffee: my friend really liked this, I wasn't a fan Pumpkin: we both thought this one was pretty good They no longer serve flights in the little cupcake platters. They're in odd cheap clear plastic boat dishes now. I went down the kid slide. It was aiight

My first Yelp review because I've never had such awful ice cream. This is absolutely the worst ice cream I've ever had. Why do y'all hype it up? I truly do not understand why this place is so popular. This was the first time I've never finished my ice cream and neither did my brother. My brothers and I were going to try the one downtown after dinner, but the line was so long (went across the block). Every single person there must've waited 30+ minutes for disappointment. We decided to try the one 10 minutes away to avoid the insane wait. We walked through the front door, and then you have to open another heavy ass commercial freezer door to actually get in. How cool. Upon walking into the establishment, it is big and open with tables/seating and windows that you can see through where they make the ice cream. To the left of the entrance, is where you order your ice cream. There was a short line. We were confused where the line started because it just looked like two parties were waiting for their ice cream (there are only two registers); there was a sign that showed that the line started to the left but no indication if it was in front of or behind the sign. We made the mistake of lining up behind the sign where the register was because that makes sense, to go to the register. The cashier told us to go around the sign to line up. I had to ask her again what she meant because I didn't understand where the line formed. Poor signage: -1 Then, we were trying to find the menu of where the ice cream flavors, sizes, and prices were while waiting in line for another party in front of us. There is no big board hanging above the registers, just two A4 sized papers sitting on the register counter showing pricing. But that didn't even have the list of ice cream flavors. The ice cream flavors are shown about 10 feet away from the counter, standing on its own. There is a third menu behind the line with letters on wooden blocks that can rotate on a dowel, like those children's toys. My brother was very disoriented and didn't know where anything was, trying to decide what he wanted. Poor arrangement/placement of the menu: -1 It was our turn to order (I paid so it was just one transaction), so my brother and I try out some samples. The peach cobbler seasonal flavor was not good. One of my brothers ordered the cookies and cream first. What was weird to me was that after one person says what they want, the cashier puts the order in on the iPad then walks away from the register to scoop the ice cream and brings it back to the counter. Then, they take the next person's order and do the same thing. It doesn't seem efficient to me because they had to walk back and forth three times for our order. Maybe that's why the wait was extra long at the other location. It makes more sense to me to take all our orders at once, then scoop it all at once. Anyway, I got chocolate because it's what I usually get everywhere I go and my other brother got the orange dreamsicle. Poor operations: -1 The only good things about this place were the funny distorted mirror and cute indoor slide. The regular tap water tasted better than their bad ice cream. We needed the water to wash down how bad it was. The cookies and cream was very salty (glad they had a water fountain); my brother said it tasted like sea salt ice cream. He wasn't wrong. The orange dreamsicle was sad and flavorless and more sorbet-like with probably no cream when it's supposed to taste like an orange creamsicle. Cream is literally in its name. Dreams crushed. I was disappointed with the chocolate ice cream because it had little chocolate bits in it that ruined the texture for me because I like it smooth. Taste-wise, I would give it a three. I would much rather prefer Tillamook ice cream that I can buy at the grocery store. Inedible ice cream: -1 Overall a disappointing experience. They spent all their money on their aesthetic and nothing on the quality of their ice cream. They should really consider their reviews of people saying that their ice cream is too damn salty because they're true. I get that salt can enhance flavors, but too much salt kills it. Please don't come here. You're better off at a chain ice cream joint or even the off-brand two-gallon tubs of ice cream from the store.

Great stop and hits the sweet spot. They have a bunch of cool Christmas decorations my boys loved them. If your out and about for a sweet stop swing in great Ice cream and cool spot definitely not as busy as the downtown little man.

We found this place by accident after El Five. To our surprise there was a long line for ice cream in 40-50 degree weather! We definitely wanted to try this place out after seeing the line and the cute building they have. The Red velvet and cream cheese ice cream sandwich was alright I saw it was pre made abs they went to grab out of the freezer, but my significant others order of carrot cake ice cream in a waffle cone was amazing! I wanted to wait in line again, in the cold, to order their carrot cake homemade ice cream that's how good it was! I definitely know why they have lines. Definitely try it out it's worth the wait.

The people who work here are very nice. My little sisters LOVE the slide so much. The ice cream is delicious. Thank you :) "Because it's almost valentines DUH" -my 4 year old sister talking about the penguin decorations that are up right now in this location. (she doesn't understand that valentine's day already happened haha)

Favorite ice cream we had in denver! The service was quick and nice to start off. We got the dipped cone with vanilla ice cream. The chocolate in the dipped cone was super tasty and the ice cream was perfectly creamy. There's even a slide in the restaurant so kids were having a blast. Highly recommend if you're in the mood for ice cream in denver.

Little man ice cream is always 10/10, really solid vegan options too!! You didn't really go unless you went down the slide at least a couple times

Some of the best ice cream in Denver. People come here on hot and cold days. I've come to little man's frequently over the past 2 years. I recently visited last week with family. There was a long line that takes about 20-30mins but if you are with good company it goes by quickly The line is partially long due to staff treating everyone with care, allowing you to taste multiple flavors and answer your questions about what to order The environment and space is awesome. There is plenty of seating with string lights, art work, and music. There is often times themes or activities going on in the space as well. I love the salted Oreo ice cream and milkshake. The portions are massive so you could get away with sharing a single scoop with 2 people.

Ever wonder where all the Little Man ice cream is made? Wonder no more and step in! Unlike some of the other Little Man locations, they have more pre-packaged options, including pints, ice cream pies, and ice cream sandwiches. Yummy! You can usually find their new seasonal flavors here just before some of the other shops. So many flavors to chose from, including multiple vegan options. You can't go wrong with Salted Oreo or Purple Cow. My favorite seasonal- Pumpkin Chip!

I want this place to remain a hidden gem, but only for my benefit! I'm not sure why this place is never busier - they offer several flavors, have more take home options including gallons!!, and there's indoor seating which is perfect for those cold day ice cream needs! The Factory is always super clean, and it's a lot of fun to watch the employees making ice cream in the back. I personally love that the owner of Little Man has taken precautions throughout the whole pandemic to keep his staff and customers safe, which is seen by the dirty/clean table signs, employees wearing masks, and socially distanced tables. This is currently my go-to ice cream spot. It's centrally located, and much easier to find parking than the OG milk can.

Happened upon this place by accident and was blown away by the quality of the ice cream and the awesome space. So good!

I always start a "tour of downtown Denver" for my out of town friends with Little Man Ice Cream Factory. It just has this wow factor from far away and, of course, all the ice cream is absolutely delicious. Super unique and creative flavors so I always look forward to seeing what's on the menu. A pretty good selection for our fellow vegans as well! Street parking is not easy (which is expected for this area) but there is a paid parking lot pretty close. Little man ice cream is such a staple and a great start (or finish) to exploring all the wonderful places around!

This location is such a fun place to get ice cream. I love the ambience and all of the interesting things this one has. We love Little Man ice cream. They always have such fun flavors that take Delicious. My kids always get the vegan chocolate in a cone and they love it. This location has never been crowded when we've come so there's always somewhere to sit. The whimsical decorations are the perfect backdrop when enjoying ice cream.

Amazing ice cream and nice little spot. The tour is closed right now, looking forward to trying it in the future. pB magic is awesomw

Woah, where am I? A kid's wonderland somehow enchants the senses for adults, too. I've been to chocolate factories, but never an ice cream factory. It's industrial, rustic, detailed, and vast. A lot to see and a lot to taste! This location differs vastly than the OG shop. Luckily, my girlfriend and I can walk here from our house. However, keep in mind that they don't appear to have a parking lot. Street parking it is, which can be rough depending on the time of day. The Little Man name is ingrained into this city, so that means you'll have to wait. We actually waited 30 minutes the last time we were here. Some people decided to leave, which I can empathize with. But also, if there's no risk there's no reward, right? A Five Scoop Flight ran $10. Two words; Salted Oreo. In my opinion, this is the premier flavor of Little Man. It's like eating magic. Rich and delicate with phenomenal texture. Salted Caramel Peanut Butter Cup is a close second for me. As I alluded to earlier, there are a lot of interesting design elements that make the space stand out. Incredibly unique. Worth checking out!

Such a cute place! I would definitely recommend this ice cream shop to everyone solely because of their conscious effort in making different size cups. I can never eat a lot of ice cream and they offer tiny sizes. Also a pro because you can then order different flavors. They also have free parking in the rear of their shop. Besides cups they also have waffle cones. I personally enjoy the setup of this huge shop. You can see the workers in the back preparing fresh ingredients for their ice cream and milkshakes. I also noticed they are also heavily staffed up front to scoop your ice cream and take your order. They have neutral gender restrooms. Really cool the way the bathrooms look - you would never know it's a bathroom inside but it was not clean when I went.

Such an amazing addition to our neighborhood! Have been waiting for this location to open for over two years and so excited it is finally here! Was a little confused for the grand opening weekend ticket situation but I definitely think that made the line go faster and provided time to walk around. Very cool space and awesome jazz playing. I would not want to be the person in charge of cleaning all of the glass windows, but it is cool to see the bakery area and the area where they are actually making the ice cream. There are ice cream pails on a pulley system above your head that I saw move which was kind of interesting. Was curious if they put ice cream or other supplies in the pails to move them easily for when it is busy. Lots of seating on milk crates, or in chairs at large tables. Would be even better with a patio outside so I can walk here with my dog! Tried the vegan chocolate oreo, which they presented on a silver tasting spoon! I had the chocolate cheesecake brownie ice cream in a sugar cone and can't wait to try more flavors! Glad I am moving in a few weeks so I don't gain a million pounds living so close to Little Man!

This location has indoor seating and memorabilia. Really cool setup and today they had 16 flavors available. Great ice cream, fun atmosphere, and air conditioned on a hot day.

Flavors you never see anywhere else! The flavors on the menu are not your typical flavors. Where have you seen carrot cake ice cream!? The ice cream taste really fresh. I ordered the flight to try as many flavors as I could. I had the Twix, Vegan Mint Oreo, Strawberry, Lavender sorbet, and Carrot cake. All the flavors were amazing. The strawberry ice cream tasted really fresh. The lavender sorbet was really refreshing. My wife loves carrot cake and loved the ice cream. We drove to the other location and saw the line and then drove to this location 10 minutes before they opened. We beat the crowd!