Rockwell Ice Cream | Local, Super-Premium — Restaurant in Provo

🌟🍦 Rockwell Icecream: Where Ice Cream Dreams Come True! 🍦🌟

Prepare yourself for a mind-blowing ice cream adventure at Rockwell Icecream, the ultimate destination for frozen treat enthusiasts! Located just off Main Street in Provo, Utah, this hidden gem will transport you to a hipster paradise, complete with cool decor, fresh ingredients, and the most AWESOME staff you'll ever encounter.

From the moment I stepped inside, I felt like I had stumbled upon a secret ice cream haven. And let me tell you, Maddie, the ice cream magician extraordinaire, was there to greet me with a voice as sweet as the treats they serve. Her clear mission? To ensure my experience was nothing short of pure enjoyment. And boy, did she deliver!

Maddie, the storytelling master, regaled me with the epic tale of the GOAT—the Greatest of All Time—America's Best Ice Cream (with a well-deserved trophy to prove it). Instantly, I knew I had to indulge in this legendary creation.

With trembling anticipation, I took my first heavenly bite of the GOAT. My taste buds were catapulted into a different dimension of flavor and texture. It was a life-changing moment, my friend! I could feel my ice cream expectations soar to unprecedented heights as I devoured that single scoop of perfection. Trust me when I say, this was, without a doubt, the most mind-boggling ice cream experience of my entire existence.

I cannot stress enough how highly I recommend Rockwell Icecream. But here's a little secret: for the ultimate ice cream adventure, make sure Maddie is the one behind the counter, ready to serve you with a radiant smile and a captivating story. It's the Rockwell way, and it's absolutely unforgettable!

Kudos to you, Rockwell Icecream, for turning my ice cream dreams into a reality. You've created a haven for ice cream connoisseurs like me, and for that, I am forever grateful. Keep doing what you do best, and keep delighting taste buds, one mind-blowing scoop at a time!

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On 11/6 my wife and I went into Rockwells in Daaybreak to purchase ice cream for our son’s birthday. When we requested 2 half gallons of ice cream, we were told by the manager that they were out of half gallon containers. We then asked for four quarts. The manager told us there were no quart containers available either. He then suggested that we could purchase a two and a half box for $75. We asked when half gallon containers would be available. The manager went to his office and checked. We were told that quart containers would be delivered the next day and half gallon containers on Friday. We told the manager we would return on Friday. On Friday 11/8, we returned to Rockwell's for the ice cream. When I ordered two half gallons. I was again told there were no half gallon containers. Again, I requested quarts. The clerk said simply, “We have no containers.” I explained that I had spoken to the manager and was assured the containers would be available. The clerk simply, dumbly, looked at the mangers empty office. He then told me I could buy a box of ice cream for $75. I said, I already had that conversation.” And left. I was furious. The clerk appeared to be about 14 years old, was very stoic and never once smiled. He was borderline rude and clearly wanted the problem to go away. I will NEVER return to Rockwell’s, nor do I advise anyone else to do business there. The whole incident was...

My S.O. and I shared a fudge brownie sundae and it was so good. There was plenty for the two of us and, even with splitting it, it kept us both full for probably four hours. I'd guess that means they use whole foods in their recipes (rather than a bunch of cheap fillers). The sundae was very sweet, so I couldn't eat a lot of it, but that's likely because I don't eat a lot sugar in my normal diet.

Concerning the shop more generally, if you're looking for a cheap ice cream cone or you like a lot of customization, this isn't the place for you. We went here for a date without anything we were specifically planning on ordering or any assumptions about cost beyond "let's get ice cream!" and a vague idea that we'd be seeing downtown pricing instead of grocery store pricing. This meant the offerings and cost didn't violate our expectations. I personally would probably only come here for a date or...