Soda Jerk Co. Milkshake Bar — Restaurant in Phoenix

Took the little one here today. Walking in I was a little concerned I was getting ripped off because of the high prices. So I just got one milkshake for me and him to share. But the quality of the product proved me wrong and showed it was well worth every dollar. I wish I would have took a picture but it was so desirable looking we destroyed it quick. It had a full brownie and a full chocolate bar. With chocolate whipped cream, and chocolate ice cream. And with chocolate kisses dressed around the side of the cup. And the taste . Just as amazing. Soft brownie. Quite perfect chocolate cream and ice cream so good it brought me back to my grandad feeding me blue bell telling me about how you can tell the difference in taste between good ice cream or not. I will not forget this place and will definitely be back . Hopefully not enough to get fat. But hey,it would...

This throwback soda shop is a nice addition to the High Street atmosphere. We didn't know what we were getting ourselves into when we strolled into this cute little ice cream counter. They have a very creative menu of sweet treats, mostly shakes and floats - all that seemed delightful by description. A team of bubbly friendly youth (the Jerks, if you will) went into a flurry of hyper-motion to assemble our order. A Peanut Gallery and a Vanilla shake. What we received where plastic cups overflowing with wonderfully assembled sugary decadence. Yikes! I couldn't really tell if it was good quality ice cream because it was so covered in other goodies. Overall, it was very good and a lot of stuff in, and on, a cup. A bit much for one, we felt. We'll know better to split it next time. It is one place that you can actually spend more on ice cream than...

If you're gonna be a jerk, be a Soda Jerk!

Get the Don't Snicker Sundae. The Don't Snicker Sundae has vanilla ice cream and a Snickers Ice Cream Bar. It's topped with a chocolate-dipped waffle crisp, some drizzles of hot fudge and caramel, and a mountain of whipped cream sits on top with a fudge and peanuts rim. While I'm not the biggest ice cream lover, it was the perfect way to cap off the night.

That is, until the rain came pouring down and had us running down High Street to the parking garage. You know the sundae was good when I used my jacket and hands to protect my sundae instead of the make-up quickly being washed off my face.

The walk-in freezer door to the left looks awfully suspicious! Our companions spoke highly of the escape room and we would have loved to have booked a spot but they were full. It's a very...