Robert S Pruitt

We got the cookie dough option and with the display it looked like ice cream and in my animated brain i was expecting it to be cold on the first bite, but it was warm cookie dough and as you ate through the layers of dough and whipped cream you hit cold ice cream with a taste of cookie dough. This part was great. I rating based on that first bite as others will love it.. Go try this location it has plenty to offer.

+1

Janine Waas

First the positive: the milkshake's looked impressive and were absolutely worth a photo. The staff was very friendly and attentive. But what I didn't understand: Why do you have to spend so much money for a milkshake in a small mason jar with fake cream and a lot of unhealthy dyes. Not a good quality product.

Troy Nissen

Holy Expensive Milkshakes, Batman! The Yard is definitely a place to check out for the sheer spectacle of it all, but it was a bit of a learning experience. While their creations are creative and visually stunning, the juice isn't quite worth the squeeze in my opinion. The shakes themselves weren't as thick as a good milkshake should be, and they were incredibly messy to eat. Putting a brownie on top of a mason jar with a mountain of whip cream and sprinkles just doesn't justify a $22 price tag. On the bright side, the service was great! The staff were all smiling and friendly, which was a definite plus. However, while cute, the space inside is quite small with limited seating, and the place just wasn't as clean as it could have or should have been. There's a lot of creative effort here, but unfortunately, I feel, the value just doesn't quite match the expense. But then again, you can't really put a price tag on an experience, right? My advice for anyone wanting to check it out: if you don't want to spend $80 on specialty milkshakes for a family of four, just stick to the regular shakes or ice cream or visit one of the many "regular" ice cream shops in town. However, if you want to be be able to say you tried it, go for it, just be prepared for the sticker shock at checkout.

Arianna Taggart

A mix of great, expensive, and needs improved. The milkshake was $22. It was awesome and loaded .... But that's kinda crazy. The bathroom and inside were very dirty and a lot of ice cream notes were labeled "out".

A Mayweather II

Three Stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️: The Yard Milkshake offers a cozy and casual experience for those looking to satisfy their sweet tooth cravings. While the service provided is decent, it may not be the most attentive or speedy, but the staff is friendly and welcoming. The small location adds to the charm of the place, creating an intimate setting for enjoying a cold treat on a warm day. Despite its limited space, The Yard Milkshake manages to deliver delicious and refreshing ice cream options that are sure to please. The quality of the ice cream is commendable, with a variety of flavors to choose from that cater to different preferences. Whether you're a fan of classic flavors or more adventurous combinations, there's something for everyone to enjoy at The Yard Milkshake. Overall, The Yard Milkshake is a solid choice for a tasty dessert stop, especially if you find yourself in the mood for a well-made ice cream treat. While the service and location may have some limitations, the good quality of the ice cream makes it a worthwhile visit for those seeking a simple and satisfying indulgence.

Rich

The wait can be quite long if you're ordering a pricey specialty, which goes for ~$17 at the time of this review. Definitely paying for the picture presentation. Had to wait about 25 minutes. It tasted fine, but not mindblowing. If you're simply craving for a treat I recommend just getting ice cream.

Kelly Low

We were greeted with a line at the door. Went up to order and we were told 30 minutes wait so we decided to come back later. We went back half an hour later and was able to order some ice cream We waited 20 minutes for some ice cream on a cone. Got the cookies and cream and it tasted like normal ice cream 💯 The wait was long because there was only one guy fulfilling orders. It is not his fault they are understaffed. He was working very hard and gets a gold star for that

Brown Grrl

Nothing spectacular long lines, too pricey for the small milkshake the height is truly just whipped cream on top of the cheesecake. Not too much room in there but they have a sink for clients to wash their hands and the mason jar as a keepsake. They let you know about the surcharge when you pay with a card .

+4

Kalani Fleurima

Paid $40 for watery milkshakes, my whipped cream fell off within seconds of walking out of the store. The presentation was amazing but they should work more on the flavors as well it didn’t taste like birthday cake it tasted like milk with chunks of ice cream …

Not worth the price. My son who loves chocolates even thinks it is too sweet. Just a bunch of sweet all put together pretty. Just a one time thing for experience. They dont even serve service water for that whopping 20 dollar milkshake. Comes with a mason jar, but because my son could not finish it, I asked for a lid, but staff says I had to pay for it separately. Staff on the counter is not so friendly either. I wouldn't have tipped but my card got charged automatically. What a depressing experience. The sugar high crashed miserably.

Kari Lecas

If you would like an overpriced cup of meh ice cream topped with crunchy or stale toppings, then this is the place for you. Was not impressed at all. Everything looks absolutely decadent & delicious, but after you shell out a small fortune, I was underwhelmed & regretting my decision to splurge. Toppings were crunchy & stale. Ice cream lacked flavor & I felt like most of the sundae was whipped cream. Disappointed & ultimately will not waste my calories or money on this place again. Crazy Mason's is WAY better, but since there's not any nearby, I will happily settle for Amy's over The Yard.