Funky Cones — Restaurant in Tupelo

My companions and I were in Tupelo craving a sweet treat, so we decided to give Funky Cones a try. They use the trendy bubble waffle cone--made fresh onsite--as the foundation for all the deliciousness that one can imagine for toppings. If building your own cone creation from the huge menu of options is overwhelming, you can always go with one of their set selections. We chose the Strawberry Delight which includes the original waffle, vanilla ice cream, strawberry puree, whipped cream, condensed milk, and strawberry syrup. It was a great combination and not overly sweet. There were other options on the menu as well which are listed on their website. Lastly, they were using Mayfield Creamery ice cream from Tennessee. It was delicious, and something we've never tried. It was our first time to Funky Cones and certainly won't...

We visited Funky Cones for the first time with no idea what to expect. My wife and I both ordered a waffle cone unsure of what exactly we were getting. We were surprised when it arrived was given to us in an actual waffle stuffed with ice cream and toppings and inside of a small cup. It was huge, but it looked awesome! We began eating and quickly realized that the cup wasn't the best option to put these in. It quickly started melting and became somewhat of a mess. Overall, we loved the product and will probably return. We look forward to trying something different on our next visit. I may suggest finding something better than the cup to put the cones in. I understand it's ice cream and does get sticky but if you don't eat it extremely quickly it is a mess. I believe a bowl, plate or anything larger would be better...

Funky Cones... More like "Funky Hours". Me and my family have tried to come in 3 separate times after we got off work. All different days and different times. We checked the website for their hours each time and it said they would be open. Unfortunately, every time there was a sign on the door saying they have closed early due to "Unforseen Events". We understand that happens, but we find it funny that the sign has consistently said the same thing. At some point, you have to have a business that runs during the posted hours otherwise, you won't last. Inconsistency will kill your business. If your customer base can't trust your hours, get tired of making the trip for nada, and there is no consistency, then you might as well close your doors and save...