Dairy Queen (Treat) — Restaurant in Oxnard

Went in last night 7 min before closing so excited to get a blizzard before heading home to L.A. The employees were so nice, and honestly I was blown away by that. Usually if I go into an establishment close to closing, I almost anticipate eye rolls and begrudgement, and I do understand. I’ve lately even had experiences at other places where, even a half hour before closing, I’ve walked in and the employees just yell out “we’re closed” because they want to finish cleaning and lock up early. Anyways, I am still just so happy that I wasn’t met with any negativity last night. Instead very positive! The manager there hired some really good people and I hope everyone continues to be treated well. This is a long rambling and I hope nobody mistakes it for a negative review by skimming the middle. This location is simply amazing!! Love it and wish there was more of this in the...

I had the chocolate dipped vanilla cone. The ice cream didn't seem to have the high quality texture and taste that I remembered having at Dairy Queen. The ice cream wasn't quite as "soft" and it tasted like one of the cheap brands of ice cream that one could buy at a supermarket. I had gone to Foster's Freeze in nearby Ventura, CA, the other day to get the same thing, and the texture and taste was so much better. Had I known this was the kind of ice cream I would get from this Dairy Queen for just a little over $4, I would have instead spent $1-$2 on an ice cream cone at a nearby McDonald's. Please do not allow great soft-serve ice cream...

I have always loved Dairy Queen over other Ice Cream chains. When I was a kid we would go there as a treat and they were always good. Butterscotch Dillybars are amazing. I stand by that statement, it will be the hill I die on.

The serving sizes are not monstrous which is the norm for many restaurants/fast food places. When you get a blizzard the toppings are actually dispersed throughout the whole blizzard. While other places have the toppings layered at the top and the other 90% is just plain ice cream.

You may need to take a drive to get there but it...