Dairy Queen

Great DQ quality of ice cream and blizzards. Wish I had known beforehand that this location is cash-​only. There is a «well-​used» atm in the back (prepare for a $ 3 surcharge if you’re $.50 short). Otherwise, what you see is what you get: walk-​up ice cream stand; order at the window, get your ice cream, enjoy it on the picnic tables behind the place. Though somewhat divey on the outside, the interior appeared to be well-​maintained and clean. I definitely would return (with cash next time!)

Open since 1950 is an incredible feat! I grew up in North Miami and Hollywood, so this DQ location was where my parents used to take me. I was driving by the other day. It was mid afternoon, I wasn’t really hungry but all the memories of ordering at the window and eating my chocolate dipped cone before it melted in the Florida heat came rushing back. I quickly pulled in the parking lot in front of the tiny building. It has no frills, and really no upgrades other than a paint job in the 30+ years I have been there. I ordered a Blizzard since driving and eating a chocolate dipped cone seemed more dangerous than holding a cup and a spoon! My order is no longer on the menu, but they still make it. The woman who waited on me was extremely friendly and I tipped her for the excellent customer service. The ice cream was a nice treat on an unusually hot Florida «fall» day and the nostalgia– you just can’t beat that!

When I drive by it I couldn’t believe it was a DQ. So on my way back home I decided to stop in and just like you have come to know and love in DQ was exactly what I expected.
Just wish it was a little closer only complaint is there is only one table to sit at outside.

It seems this place has been open for ever. I have been eating here since 1961. It hasn’t changed a bit in all these years. Still a great place to get whatever you have a craving for. Always friendly servers that know how to make a sundae or a blizzard just right. After dinner out with my wife we went here for dessert. A real land mark on State Rd. 7 (US 441) just south of Pembroke Rd.

Been here since forever ago. And I love the dipped cone.

This location is a blast from the past — complete with signage from the late 1950’s or early 1960’s. Great retro atmosphere! My favorite menu item is the original soft serve cone in vanilla. As a child, I loved to order a «dipped cone» with chocolate on top from the DQ location in my home town of River Rouge, MI.
The Miramar DQ is located at Pembroke Road and State Road 7 — west of I-​95 and east of University Drive. It’s close enough to my neighborhood that I can easily get a cone whenever I want!
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