Splits and Giggles Cafe — Restaurant in Lancaster

A fantastic spread of flavors and toppings served up simply, cup or a cone. I opted for 2 scoops and 2 toppings and it ended up being 2 much for me to finish (that's probably a good problem to have btw). That being said, the scoops are hefty, hefty. I tried this place out with a friend, and it was empty on a Monday around 6:30, so no wait for service of course. When I'm left to 'build' my own order, I always like asking staff what they like the most, or new and featured items, or simply any type of feedback on the order. I was on my own here as the young girl behind the counter, while friendly and attentive, was probably more interested in enjoying her summer evenings instead of deciphering my sweet tooth at the end of her day 🤣. TL;DR -- Great location in a cozy corner cafe with comfy outdoor, shaded seating. Fantastic ice cream and more priced better than competitors in the area. Will be back to try other menu items and of course...

Me and the Mrs. had opportunity to catch the barnstormers game on a beautiful sunday afternoon and had a hankering for some local ice cream shortly after the game while we were making our way home. Since this smallish establishment was close by, we decided to give it a chance. Didn't wait very long in line but as we were waiting for our ice cream, a crowd gathered (this happens to me on occasion). There was only one person behind the screen who (capably) scooped our ice cream while we waited outside. There is no inside service apparently. She gave us a nice smile when interacting. We ate our IC on the back patio which was really cute and seemed to be well kept. We will return, hope for a short line again, and try some...

Indoor service was closed and could only place an order at the outside window. When I was next in line, I was asked to wait until they handed several people their orders first. I even helped someone get their order when they didn't hear it called.

I paid for my order by card. Rather than just showing me the payment screen, the cashier asked out loud if I wanted to leave a tip and then proceeded to say that my choices were 15%, 20%, etc. This created an uncomfortable experience. The person at the window was nice, but tips should not come on merit of...