I stopped at 'Dairy Queen'🍦 in Salem📌 for a treat while riding around with my friend, and although it technically sufficed for a sweet treat, I kind of wish I'd have maybe gone somewhere else (at least on this day anyway). My friend ordered a small S'mores Blizzard🥛, and on top of it already being rather melted before she even started eating, it really didn't have many s'mores chunks and thus much flavor either, which was quite a bummer (*I had a few bites myself). Perhaps the Blizzard mixture just wasn't mixed/made thoroughly enough upon delivery, but either way I don't know why it was so melted already (maybe the freezer needs to be set colder🌡⬇️). Beyond this, I have to point out the fact that the physical location is rather odd and cumbersome as well. Because the small building is situated on a roughly 45 degree angled corner block that is continuously completely blacktopped behind it (including seamlessly with the neat vintage/retro 'Frostop' root-beer drive-in that has unfortunately been sitting vacant for the past 15+ years), it makes parking🚗 rather confusing - people just pull in any which way because there is no sensible method, and I've even been trapped in (double/tripple parked) on a few occasions on particularly busy days. - Now believe me, I understand that this isn't really that bothersome or serious of an issue overall - especially with such a small business and in such a relatively small town - but I do think it could/(should) be remedied for safety purposes (before a serious accident is caused) and even simply for ease of access. (*I've even had a few people I know say that they don't know why Salem doesn't have a larger sit-down 'Dairy Queen' while other nearby (and even smaller) places (like nearby Leetonia) does ... this isn't for me to say. Plus, it really doesn't bother me either, seeing as I don't necessarily mind the quaint small corner stand-based place. But, I do think a town like this could support and enjoy a larger facility ..... hmm, perhaps the Dairy Queen franchise here could enlarge: buy, refurbish, and fuse with the neat vintage 'Frostop' building and thus make a neat repurposed and thriving 'sweet-treat corner'🍧🍦🍧. So, here's some "food for thought" (much pun intended - haha). All in all, I don't mean to rag on a familiar local business whatsoever, but rather just add a few objective comments and perhaps even personal suggestions that may be useful in helping this little place be all that it can be👍.