Frosty Falls

Asked how large a scoop is. Got told it’s the size of a scoop. Felt a bit sarcastic. The scooped ice cream was filled with ice crystals. Got a sundae here the time before and it was sloppily put together in a styrofoam box that cheese fries are put in. Not impressed and the quality does not match the high prices. Asked for a little puppy treat and got told it was $ 3.00 — no thanks; Rita’s hooks dogs up for free with a little puppy cup. Cash only establishment which seems a bit shady. On the flip side the damn and the water provide a peaceful and relaxing setting.

NOTE: They accept CASH ONLY! There is a WaWa on 4^th Street over the bridge.
After living in the area for over 8 years I finally stopped in to try their ice cream. The gentleman behind the window was friendly and easy-​going. I tried something different and decided on a large sundae consisting of 3 scoops of pistachio ice cream, hot fudge, crushed pieces of Heath Milk Chocolate Toffee topped with whipped cream and a cherry. [$ 5.75 + tax] —I THINK I’M HOOKED. I had to force myself to stop eating and place the rest in the freezer. Can’t wait until I get home to finish it off!
I will stop by another day to try their food.
*Recommendation: Some areas could you a wipe down and some spots look a bit neglected but other than that it is a nice place to sit, relax and daydream.

Such a cute little ice cream place with the most amazing view. And the best part is that parking isn’t bad at all! So glad I discovered frosty falls

After the duck neck binge, I didn’t feel like eating leftovers from lunch or getting a full dinner so we went on a quest for ice cream. It’s dairy protein so don’t judge. We hadn’t been here in quite a while so we stopped in aiming to order just shakes. Much to my surprise and delight, I saw the 2 magic words: funnel cake. If you know me, you should know that I have an incredible weakness for fried, crispy batter covered in powdered sugar, especially when there aren’t any seagulls to fight me for it. So there you are. I got the funnel cake, although my expectations were somewhat abated since this isn’t exactly the shore. It was actually pretty decent, though, and they made it fresh. The presentation and swirling technique could use some work but fried batter/​dough is delicious in any form. Apparently, Tuesdays are $ 3.00 shake nights so we also got a mint chocolate chip shake, which was cold, creamy, and delicious. Yeah… today was definitely not health-​conscious day but live and let live, right? Diets can wait, especially when there are funnel cake, ice cream, and duck to be consumed. A nice, local business with friendly service and freshly-​prepared treats. They also have a huge sandwich menu so I will be in to try that in the near future.

I love this place! They make their own water ice… mango is the best. Their gellato’s with mango water ice and vanilla soft serve ice cream is also really good. They also make a great funnel cake.

I will try any and all ice cream, so that is what I set out here for.
I felt the entire place was kinda cheesy, in a truly bad way. Not in a fun kitsch way.
Either way, what’s there not to like about nice cream?

Every so often, a friend heads to Frosty Falls to buy sandwiches for lunch. One week I was curious, so I gave him an order (don’t remember for what), cash, and prayers. He returned with sandwiches for everyone, including me.
I eagerly opened its Styrofoam carrying case, and sniffed. Cold. I took a tentative bite, chewed thoughtfully. The bread was meh. The meats, okay. There wasn’t much flavor to it, sadly. Either I picked the wrong sandwich, or I caught them on a bad day.
I’ll be back since they’re convenient (to King of Prussia and surrounding towns), and their sheer variety of sandwiches is promising. I haven’t been able to find their menu online, but if you’re in the area, snag a take-​out menu. Hopefully you have better luck than I!