Sundaes

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Chrissy Mullin

Joined 2 years ago

So Nice. We took a field trip to Sundaes. They did an awesome job with the children, showed us how they made the ice cream, how they make flavors, and kept the children's attention the whole time. Then they let everyone pick out a scoop of ice cream. Our children had an awesome time and it was totally free!! We will be back with the rest of our family.

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sararrt1980

Joined 9 years ago

awesome sorbet!. I think Sundae's is awesome. I have many allergies, including dairy, and all employees are very helpful in serving the non-dairy sorbet so I don't have a sever allergic reaction! This place is great! Try it!

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

An old-fashioned ice-cream parlor with a few modern twists.. The Scene
A strip-mall retreat where shoppers and dessert lovers can pick from a dizzying selection of custards, Italian gelati, sorbets and frozen yogurts. It's the perfect place to sit and nurse a cone among the vintage soda signs and ice cream memorabilia. The counter doubles as an espresso bar where coffee fiends can get a buzz on.

The Food
Sundae's hopelessly sweet ice cream is made with lots of whole milk, eggs and other low-tech ingredients. From a not-so-plain vanilla to a silky butter pecan, the creamy concoctions are sure to please. Georgia peach tastes so natural, you can almost feel the peach fuzz. Like any good ice cream parlor, Sundae's allows you to sample flavors before you buy--that way you can be sure the lemon custard tastes like real lemons (and rest assured, it does).

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mikehannah

Joined 10 years ago

BEST Butter Pecan in U.S.!. Try Sandae's Butter Pecan. It is the BEST in the county!

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fwagirl

Joined 11 years ago

Expensive. they are priced to high. We went and got two cones and you almost spend $6.00 I mean their ice cream is not that good.