Mr B’s Ice Cream Parlor

Stopped here with three toddlers after lunch. Place was clean but seating was limited. It was a holiday and they were keeping up with the busy afternoon well. Ice cream was good. Staff were knowledgeable. Parking was a pain but can’t blame the ice cream shop for that. You’re in Branson and that is to be expected. I would stop by again, but wouldn’t go out of my way versus other ice cream shops.

They try to give you the impression that you’re back in a ‘50s style ice cream parlor. The only drawback is the ice creams. Tastes like it came from the freezer at the local supermarket.

Decent place, good ice cream. Clean no restroom. Nothing special or exceptional. Has Cinnamon ice cream, which isn’t easy to find. Blackberry cobbler good but owner told us it wasn’t home made. It was Mrs Smith’s. He’s kindof a grumpy individual. Obviously regrets his decision to buy an ice cream parlor in a tourist town. Banana split was acceptable but wouldn’t go back, would look for another place. Like a been there done that what’s next feeling as we left.

I have been in Branson all week and they had the best service and fastest service. We had 11 people and got our food extremely fast. The chicken sandwich was simple, fresh, and tasty. My husband got the frito pie and it was also good. The kids got corn dogs. We also got ice cream and it was very tasty.

The gentleman who took our order didn’t say one word to us and seemed to be very unhappy. Also over priced! For being a small business you would think they would appreciate all patrons who stop in.

It’s fine. You go for the nostalgia and because it’s locally owned. The ice cream was similar to what you could get anywhere. Nice people, though, and our party of 11 took up the entire joint, which they didn’t seem to mind. We did not try the non-​ice cream options.

Excellent ice cream. If you don’t have cash they charge for you to use your card though.

Cute little place downtown with a friendly staff and the best cherry limeade I’ve ever had! Went back for a second one before leaving town it was so good.

This place is like jumping back into the sixties. It’s old «ice cream and soda shop» décor fills the place, with photos of Elvis covering the walls and several artifacts.
That being said I was a little disappointed to find out that their ice cream isn’t homemade like you’d expect. It’s Hiland, which isn’t bad ice cream just not what you’d want from a shop that looks like it’d pride itself on being homemade.
For $ 3.99 you get a single scoop in a waffle come. I went with the traditional butter pecan which was pretty decent. The other one we chose was a almond, praline caramel flavor. It was much better than the average butter pecan.
Located on the main strip of Branson, the place is very touristy which can be annoying. But if it’s a hot day or you’re craving ice cream, it’s not a bad place to drop into.

The people and atmosphere were great. That is about all I can say good about it. The food was WAY over priced. My wife had a Turkey sandwich, that had a single piece of turkey and a slice of Kraft singles cheese. I think it cost $ 6 or 7. This was not a place that should have cost is $ 20 for lunch.

— good ice cream
— cozy space which does not seat many (maybe 20).
— atmosphere reminds me of an old style ice cream store.
— bit pricy but it does taste sooooo good

Well it is in a great spot and nice old fashioned coca cola décor.
That’s about it otherwise– everything here is store bought (whipped cream was from Walmart) and not reasonably priced. A one scoop hot fudge sunday was 3.99. Which I would gladly have paid for home made ingredients.
Save your $$$ and go to Dairy Queen.

Cute little place.

Cute little shop. Kind workers and excellent ice cream.

Cute, old-​fashioned ice cream parlor. I had a double scoop waffle cone. I mean, it was ice cream, so it was good. The atmosphere is nice, and they do have some items that are hard to find, like old fashioned ice cream sodas. Give it a try if you’re in downtown Branson.

I had a great old-​fashioned cherry soda float, it was fizzy and tasted great. However, I would stay away from their food. I saw them microwave a hot dog– on a Styrofoam plate. That’s a huge no-​no.