Dairy Queen

Are you kidding me? Asked for hot fudge sundae, got ice cream with just whipped cream. Instead of starting over when I said something about it she dumped hot fudge on top making it impossible for my kid to hold, causing her to drop it on ground. Felt so bad for her. Will never go back to this place again.

Who doesn’t love Dairy Queen? I live in the neighborhood and the lines can be long on hot, summer days. However, I find that the lines move quickly and they are mostly organized. The cashiers have always been friendly, patient, and professional. My friends LOVES that they can walk here from my house! They have never disappointed me.

This Dairy Queen is one of the oldest ice cream places in Jersey City. I have been coming to this dairy Queen since I was a child. They do a very good job hiring many of the young people from the neighborhood. These kids do a really good job. They are very courteous and generally happy to serve you.

Really long lines yesterday that were not really moving. We left and decided to get ice cream at another time.

I got my birthday cake from dairy queen! I loved it. Very very tasty ice cream. Definitely recommended!

Staff very professional, always parking, reliable when the weather is super hot, and opens the lot to Xmas trees in the winter. Even with the coolatas across the street, this place will never die. 4-​stars cuz they need to branch out with new sugar free flavors.

The go to spot for shakes and ice cream in the area during the summer. The staff is always friendly and professional and there’s always a spot in the private parking lot.

Only DQ left in town. The manager hires the right kids to work here. The result is a professional and efficient staff. Never had a problem ordering cakes here or just plain ice cream for that matter. They have a parking lot but during Christmas it transforms into a tree shop. Have a wide range of anything ice for your satisfaction. Just wish they could implement burgers and other hot items like how they do in the ‘burbs. It’s in a semi-​shady part of town but ice cream makes everyone nicer so don’t worry about coming here.

Just blah. Plain.
Sometimes the ice cream has icicled. The one good thing about this place is that in the summer, they’re open until about midnight.

It’s a dq, and yea Erik k. it’s not in the awesome ten square blocks of gentrified downtown, working people have to live somewhere.

I love Dairy Queen. In my opinion their ice cream is delicious (yeah I know my foodie friends are rolling their eyes).
Lots of parking, everyone is really nice and I’ve never not felt safe here.
Go and enjoy.

There’s never a line and ample parking, and delicious ice cream. No complains here.

Oh yeah, I remember going here almost twice a week with my dad when I was a kid in 5^th grade. The neighborhood isnt as safe as it used to be back then and its even worse now. But I didnt think about that when I was a boy. All I cared about was getting that ice cream sundae inside a NY YANKEE cap, and collecting the different baseball caps that it comes with each time you buy one.
From what I remember, the people was always nice. The place like I said earlier doesnt look as safe as before. Just try to go there during the day where theres a lot of people walking around. Maybe Im just paranoid but its better to be safe than sorry.
P. S. You cant go wrong with a Blizzard, especially peanut butter. Enjoy!

You get a lot of ice cream for your buck! Taste great and they have a large variety from which to choose!

so… I DO usually try to eat pretty healthy, but…
OMG… it’s pretty much summer time and cold stuff is just absolutely doubley-​good! …if you’ve never had Dairy Queen, you MUST try it. …even if you’ve had «soft-​serve» some place else.
Try a Blizzard! .which is soft-​serve ice cream whipped up with some of your favorite goodies, like Snicker’s, Reese’s, Oreo’s and others… or… you can have stuff like pineapple, coconut and bananas to make a «tropical» Blizzard! How ’bout cherries and some of that chocolate that they dip cones in… for a «chocolate-​covered-​cherries» Blizzard.
I don’t know about this particular DQ, but I grew up near a DQ that let you bring your own favorite candy to blend into your Blizzard. …Gummy Bears? …suuuure! …why the fugg not???
sure… they have other stuff. …regular ‘hard’ ice cream, shakes, slurpee-​type drinks… but Blizzards are my absolute fave!

This Dairy Queen is the one by which all others shall be measured., and believe me not a one will compare. It may very well be that great JC atmosphere, the corner hangout, or knowing that come December, this corner in JC becomes «the place» to negotiate and haggle over the price of your Christmas tree. Whatever mystique it holds, this Dairy Queen has the best ice cream on the planet. OK, maybe my childhood memories are influencing this review, but if you happen to be in the vicinity of Westside Ave in JC, grab yourself a cone, or a shake, or an ice cream soda. Better yet, grab all three! You won’t regret all those calories, and I’m sure you’ll be back for more.

This spot is a childhood favorite. My mom used to take me and siblings here as a treat or on our way home from the park. Funny how back in the day, all we need was a vanilla cones with rainbow sprinkle to put a smile on our faces.

3 words:
peanut buster parfait !!!

This place isn’t in the best area. But it’s Dairy Queen! I’ve been going to this one since I wasn’t even old enough to order for myself — and, well, now I’ve gone when I’ve had (too many) drinks at the Park Tavern. You can’t deny the deliciousness of a cherry slushie that has vanilla soft serve inside.

What!!!
All I can say is Brooklyn needs a dairy queen.
I cant live another day without a reese’s blizzard.