Sundaes

Major disappointment!!! This used to be one of our favorites for years. Tonight my husband and daughter stood in line for 20 minutes only to be told that they would not be served because my daughter has a peanut allergy. NOT SERVED!!! There is no signage stating that sundaes DISCRIMINATES against allergy sufferers. This is bad form!
The server would not make any accommodation and was rude.
Sunshine creamery happily accommodated us. This will be our new favorite. Or we will simply go to Bliss bros and buy Sundaes’ ice cream from the source.

Sundaes is right outside my neighborhood so it’s my go-​to place when I want soft serve and don’t want to drive far. Their ice cream is good, but I agree with another reviewer that their soft serv «flavors» are not always that great. The outside of Sundaes is a hot mess too… it looks like one of these days a swift wind is going to blow the place down!
If you’re in the area and want some ice cream, it’s not a bad place but it’s not exactly the greatest in the world.

I’ve driven by this place hundreds of times and never stopped, but last week I was out and craving a coffee shake, most of my favorite places had already closed for the season and I noticed Sundae’s was still open so I decided to give them a try. There was only one person ahead of me so I had time to look at the menu, lots of choices, but I knew what I wanted although some of the choices were very tempting! Service was fast and very friendly and what I could see of the inside was very clean. My drink was awesome and the price was right, $ 4 something, I can’t even remember but know I’d pay close to $ 7 for the same thing in my town. They’re closing for the season at the end of the month, but I’ll be visiting them a few times next summer to try a few more things off the menu!

Wow, where do I start with Sundaes! As the first of my long string of reviews from my trip to the East Coast/​Massachusetts, it is fitting that I begin at this place as I DID go twice in the short time I was there. Sundaes has a chill, family friendly atmosphere with outdoor tables to enjoy delectable treats. Apart from already having the old-​school ice-​cream stand charm, this ice cream stand has options galore. In a good way :) For those who have been to Disneyland/​World or otherwise experienced the majesty that is Dole Whip, you’ll understand my excitement and my extra trip here when my sister told me they have DW. And it gets better. Thinking oh, I will be getting the classic pineapple dole whip like at Disneyland. But at Sundaes, the options again are endless. They boast over 25 soft serve flavors to that turn in the Vanilla Dole Whip base into nearly any flavor your little non-​dairy heart desires. Just then choose to either mix-​in your toppings, put them on top, or both (yes please) and you’ve got yourself a treat!
The sizing goes as follows: kids, small, and large. No medium, but to be honest the small size is what I think a normal «medium» would be so unless you’re really hungry I would suggest that. The first time my sister and I went, I got chocolate dole whip with Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups on top. Amazing, delicious, peanut-​buttery chunks galore. Fast-​forward one day and I got a Peanut butter dole whip with both peanut butter cups and Oreos mixed in. This created the coolest flavor I have had. If I would have gone another time I would have tried this again and put another topping on top as well.
All-​in-​all, quick and friendly service that was able to curb my cravings for ice cream that I have had since adopting a non-​dairy diet. Thank goodness for Dole Whip at Sundaes without having to pay $ 100+ for a Disneyland ticket! San Diego needs to get on board the DW train.

I’m on a walking trip across America and stopped here on a hot afternoon. I ordered a hard root beer float and it went way beyond hitting the spot. The girls working the place were too nice and I could have probably had two more. So many flavors to choose from and I hope I’ll get the chance to try them all some day. Thanks for the great treat!

I was craving a dole whip, but this place didn’t make me happy. I wish I had just tried one of their other wonderful sounding flavors instead of getting a dumb dole whip — it was so bland and disappointing.

This place was much better when I was a kid. My dad and I might stop once in the summer like we used too, but we haven’t in a while. The soft serve twist is about the only decent thing.

We drive by 4 local ice cream places in Taunton just to go to our favorite place Sundaes. The owner is a personable Mexican gentleman who always says hello. The staff is friendly and the portions are generous. I may have to order the kiddie portion.

As a fro-​yo enthusiast, I have never been so let down by a single cone. While driving back from NYC, we stopped here for a treat on a hot summer night. There is always a line here, so I figured it must be good. They advertise that they have 24 flavors of fro-​yo, but I’d have to say its more like 1 flavor. My boyfriend got a Peanut Butter and Chocolate twist with cherry dip, and I got a Coffee and Vanilla twist with chocolate dip and jimmies. Not only was it pricey (almost $ 10 for the 2 cones), but both of our fro-yo’s tasted like watered down vanilla. My coffee was apparently soft, so the girl dumped my cone into a cup, totally defeating the chocolate dip. Probably the first time in my life that I’ve thrown away an ice cream. Super disappointing!!!

Ok… so a few more trips to Sundaes and I declared to my husband, «I gave them a chance but I’m done. Don’t let me go there anymore.»
The first time I ordered the soft serve I thought she had given me vanilla by accident so I just happily ate it up because I still loved that peanut brittle. But this last time I was able to confirm that actually, the soft serve «flavors» don’t actually have any flavor. My peanut butter/​coffee twist just sort of left me wondering, «Wait, maybe it’s not vanilla? I think I taste peanut butter… maybe? Shit. I can’t tell.»
So…I’m done. I’ll stick with Newport Creamery from now on. Bummer.
In all fairness my husband is sticking to his guns and loves their cookies and cream hard serve.

This is a solid icecream stand. They have a good flavor selection of hard icecream, all 24 flavors of soft serve, only 8, and dole whip. A little more expensive than some icecream places of similar standards but worth the stop if you are driving by. Like others have said and can get pretty busy but the wait just makes the icecream that much better.

We were glad to see Sundaes reopened for the season! Disappointing start though, we have stopped by twice and both times the ice cream has been freezer burned. Hopefully once it gets busier the ice cream will be fresher!

Sundaes sells Bliss ice cream, which is manufactured in MA. The Bliss ice cream itself is premium quality with a lot of interesting flavors. Sundaes sells a standard sized scoop for a fair price, so it’s worth stopping by if I’m nearby.

Awesome place!
Convenient location, lots of choices, huge portions… extremely tasty.
And they don’t skimp when you ask for extra hot fudge… sundaes gets the job done.
Usually always busy, which I take as a good sign!

Had a ton of different flavors to choose from. Not the greatest, but not too many home made ice cream places around this area that’s better than this.

A little off the beaten path, but worth the drive — especially on a hot summer’s day.
Sundaes has a huge selection of ice cream from nearby Bliss Ice Cream (yummy), and soft serve options, and their portions are huge. I am actually deducting a star for their portion size. I got the kiddie size and it was 2 heaping scoops. When I was ordering I asked if I could have 2 flavors in the small, and the server said I had to get a medium for that because it’s 2 scoops. ummm… hello, this is 2 scoops too. I don’t think I need any more than what I got. This is why there are so many overweight people in the US.
My friend got a root beer float and there was so much ice cream in the glass that more than half the can of root beer was left. It was pretty awesome that they gave her the can so that she could refill as she went, but again, too much.
I like the collection of tables to sit at behind the place and the fact that this place looks like it hasn’t been updated since the 50s. It’s so retro it’s cool.

Great selection & huge portions! Not to mention they have a doggie sundae (non dairy soft serve) complete with milk bones! My dog starts whining if we are within .5 mile of the place… she knows where we are going!

Got a small sugar cone with chocolate peanut butter ice cream… hot damn I declare. it was a good time… took like 30 mins to eat the thing… yes man! I almost got the large too… I wouldn’t of been able to finish it… and that’s saying a lot coming from me… haha. Excited to try a banana split or something along those lines. Great prices and fast service too! Def check out this joint.

Sundaes is hands down, my FAVORITE place to get ice cream! Growing up, this ice cream stand was a constant through many milestones and events. As a child.. . the first time I accomplished getting more ice cream in my mouth than on the ground, many a treat after father/​daughter dances, trips with friends after getting a driver’s license, first dates.. . the list goes on!
Gets ridiculously crowded and busy here during the dog days of summer. Hit the stand at an odd time to ensure short waiting times. Stopped by at the end of October for my usual. Small twist in a wafer cone with chocolate jimmies. Yummm yummm.
Service with a smile and a HUGE amount of choices. Over 20 soft service flavors to choose from, yogurts and no-​sugar-​added ice creams for the diabetics out there, sorbets and non-​dairy dolewhip for the lactose intolerant, and so much more! Definitely worth the wait on a busy day, definitely worth the satisfaction with their product.
Plenty of picnic tables and benches for the crowds. Sit in your car, sit on the curb, sit on the grass, and enjoy your treat from Sundaes! Delicious by yourself, with a date, the family, or a whole group of friends!

Solid ice cream shop. There are many varieties (20-​something) of soft serve, as well as hard serve ice cream. The soft serve is creamy, not icy like some places. There is a lot of outdoor seating; no indoor seating. There is not much to look at, though, when sitting. The kiddie size cones are generous. There is often a line, but the line moves quickly, I’ve never had to wait long; there are usually several employees working, and they are fast. Three kiddie cones are about $ 10.