Kohr Family Ice Cream

If these folks made their prices more obvious, I’m fairly certain they’d go out of business fast. First, when I saw the sign «Kohr’s» I couldn’t wait to get some ice cream there because I thought they were the same Kohr’s as the NJ shore. NOT! They are «Kohr’s Family», not «Kohr’s Brothers». After spending $ 15 dollars on 2 ice creams, I was completely speechless. And then to THROW THE ICE CREAM away when I realized it wasn’t anywhere near to the real Kohr’s! that’s the worst part. I mean if it was good it’d be another story. Lesson learned? Yup, if you walk into a ice cream shop that doesn’t display their prices in an obvious manner, there is a reason for it! Owner should be ashamed. It’s obvious that many people are shocked by the prices and I think it’s fair to say that most reviewers here would have kept on walking if they knew the prices before ordering.

I didn’t read any reviews before having any ice cream. I almost died when he told me $ 6.97 after handing me a small vanilla custard. It was no where as good as Kohrs on the Jersey shore. It was very soupy not thick and creamy like it should have been.

Looking for icecream or frozen yogurt in the area and found this place. It’s great location inside the barefoot landing area. Selection of icecream is limited, and it’s way overpriced! Flies flying inside the box of the cones but staff did nothing to it!

Beware! The ice cream is just mediocre at best. And, the price is absolutely obscene! $ 8 for an ice cream cone is just plain absurd. Never again!

Very creamy, tasty homemade ice cream, but your options are limited, which is surprising for an ice cream specialty shop. No toppings was most disappointing and unexpected. Especially for the price– $ 15 for two small size cups without any toppings…

Too damn expensive. Approx $ ⁶⁄₇ per cone/​cup ice cream. For a family of four, I’d rather spend my money more wisely. I didn’t know though told I was up at the counter ordering since the rest of the time was spend in line where the small sign near the register listing the prices couldn’t be seen easily. Ice cream is nothing to write home about either.
If you want ice cream for you or for you and your kiddos, go elsewhere. This is such a rip off and they should be embarrassed at what they charge.

$ 20 dollars for three sub par ice creams. And one of those was a kiddie size in a dish. And it wasn’t even that good. Tourist trap to the tenth degree. Never again

Vanilla custard was tasteless and way overpriced at $ 6.97 for a cake cone soft serve. Would not recommend to anyone.

Never go again. Vanilla and chocolate swirled custard was not swirled and looked like mushed custard very disappointed and then 7. For the mushed custard yes you rip off your customers. I didn’t even see $‘s listed. I just never would have thought a single on waffle cone to be sooo pricey! No stars!

The store gets 1 star for being open. The price is too high ($ 6.50 a cone) and the ice cream was horrible. We threw them away!

The custard was unlike what we are used to in Wisconsin. It has a very gritty texture, instead of the smooth, creamy, richness of Culver’s or Michael’s. We did not care for it.

Turn around!!! The prices are absurd. No toppings available– only for sundaes. I ordered a SMALL soft serve chocolate ice cream in a cup… The total was $ 6.57. Do yourself a favor and go to Ben & Jerry’s to get real ice cream that doesn’t taste like butt. Ice cream was NOT worth the price.

Encountered a very rude employee during visit to the shop. She must be so angry because she must not be getting a kickback off of the ridiculous $$$$$ the shop charges for their product?
Typical tourist trap that I got caught in with a family of 7. Someone needs to smack me silly if I ever walk into one of their shops again. Prices are only posted on a 4x6ish cardboard sign on the counter (should have been my first clue) & ended up costing $ 50 for seven cones. Buyers definitely need to beware!

The mint chocolate chip ice cream here was some of the best I’ve ever had — but man was it pricey (4 stars instead of 5 because of the cost)! I didn’t see the prices posted anywhere, but when I got the register, my Mint Chocolate Chip in a waffle cone was over $ 7 — I believe $ 7.41 to be exact. The ice cream was so rich that I actually wasn’t able to eat all of it, which is rare for me. While the ice cream was definitely enjoyable, knowing the price now, I wouldn’t buy ice cream here in the future.

Yes. Everyone is right when they say the I’ve cream is expensive… but what isn’t in Myrtle Beach? The ice cream is pretty good, but the freshly made waffle cones are outstanding!
So over all I will recommend this establishment if you are close by, but I do not think it is worth traveling very far for.

I got chocolate chip ice cream in a sugar cone tonight and it was good– but the prices that they charge for just a cone were outrageous! They don’t have a board anywhere with the prices of each item and after waiting in the queue line/​once they take your order, they finally have a tiny piece of paper on display that shows the prices. A ice cream cone is $ 5.95 and a waffle cone is $ 6.95. They are one of the only places that serve ice cream in Barefoot Landing so I see why they can charge so much but it’s not worth it at all. You can go across the street to McDonald’s for a dollar cone and it’d probably be just as good.
Note: They do take credit cards now.

Boo! Super disappointing! AND I AM SELDOM DISAPPOINTED BY ICE CREAM, Y’ALL.
Really wanted to love this when I saw people leaving with luscious looking bowls of soft serve while we waited at T-​Bonz. Unfortunately, we got there a few nights later and it wasn’t nearly as magical as I’d anticipated. My mom and sister ordered choc-​vanilla twist, and the girl said the vanilla was too soft so she couldn’t make them both come out, so they each wound up with just vanilla. I ordered orange and vanilla twist – same problem. I’m a genius problem solver, so I requested that she put orange on the bottom and vanilla on the top. The vanilla was fine, but the orange was WEIRD. It was clear that the ice cream hadn’t been mixed properly or something, because there were little chunks throughout the orange that reminded me of solidified butter (like if you put buttercream frosting in the fridge). About ½ way through, I chucked it because the texture was just too weird, and the flavor definitely didn’t compensate. And for $ 6 a pop? Definite letdown.

Tasty custard but a bit pricey. 3 waffle cones with custard — $ 21!!! Wow. The cone was warm when handed to me which was an added treat.

I’ve always wanted to try their custard but never have. It was an especially hot day and they were handing out free samples of orangeade, which is basically fresh squeezed OJ made into a slushie. OMG this is delicious. We walked by the other location just to get another sample. I was so mad at myself for having just got an ICEE elsewhere otherwise I would have bought one right then, but instead I dreamed about it until we came back a few days later. Seriously, down pass this up, especially on a hot day. Really hits the spot!

Went here while on a SC road trip last August, 2009.
Just know that it is in a touristy area and be ready to shell out $ 8 for a waffle cone with a regular portion of ice cream. We only got one to share because of the price.
Cute place, but just a given that it’s pricey because of location.