Stroh’s Ice Cream Parlour

The worst blizzard ice cream I have ever tasted! I asked for Reese’s Peanut Butter chunks to blend with my ice cream. They mixed in something but it wasn’t Reese’s, it was fake chocolate pieces with no peanut butter in it at all!!! I spit out what I tasted. Threw away 3 quarters of it.
Will never go back. I wasted 4 bucks.

I have to say it’s so hard to find an old fashioned ice cream parlor but this place is one! I absolutely love it here and have been every week in the summer. From the numerous Icecream flavors to the yogurt machines to the old fashioned candies I couldn’t be more impressed! It’s definitely a must if you are in the area!

This is such a wonderful place. The owners are so kind to families and take the time to learn everyone’s name. The frozen yogurt is so good!

Its still ice cream, but probably the worst you can get in the area, not to mention the high prices.

Best Boston coolers and best cream puffs ever. Paul and Tino are also super friendly! Highly recommend!

Been going here since I was little! Going here u feel so old fashioned and it feels so 1950s

This place sucks. The owner is creepy with the young girls, and it generally feels like the Brother Rice cafeteria, with a bunch of entitled acting clueless parents in the background taking up space. Avoid at all costs.

I’ve been coming to this place as long as I can remember. Even as an adult, I keep coming back because of the great variety of both ice cream, yogurt, and toppings, and the friendly staff. Even with all of the children that come in and out of there everyday, Stroh’s is always very clean. Take a trip there if you haven’t already!

This place is like a daycare center gone awry. It’s outta control inside with sugar-​hyped kids. That’s ok, especially if you have kids. But, considering this place uses all Stroh’s ice cream (i.e. it isn’t home churned or anything), it pales in comparison to places like Clark’s, where you get a huge portion of non-​homemade ice cream for a decent price, and Treat Dreams, where everything is handcrafted. I got a 2 scoop cup at Stroh’s, and it was pretty scanty, especially considering the price. The selection is good — Rum Raisin, Pistachio, Mackinac Island Fudge, Chocolate Peanut Butter — but there are too many places with less mayhem and better value around.

Lots of great memories of going here when I was a kid. However, the ice cream just isn’t that special anymore. The flavors haven’t progressed since the 1990’s.

This is a friendly place, it reminds me of the series Cheers where everybody knows your name. Paul and Tino have the best selection of flavors to crown any cravings. I will be back absolutely.

Great neighborhood hang out especially after the summer activities – what a tasty way to cool off. But remember to get a number when you get in :).

I live very close, and as such I went recently with a few friends on a saturday afternoon. We were all shocked to find that it was closed.
I tired again by myself later that week, and it was open. They have loads of prehistoric-​but-​tasty candy, and their ice cream selection is still pretty great. What I wasn’t expecting was that it was completely empty except for me. To be honest, I’m not sure how this place stays in business, since I never really see anyone there.

It’s nice to have a neighborhood ice-​cream shop that is open all year. They have a wide selection of ice-​cream, frozen cakes, malts and shakes, real ice-​cream not fakes. Sure it’s a little pricey, but most ice-​cream specialty stores are now adays. A parlor reminiscent of the 70’s, worth a try. Service is spotty, and portions inconsistent, but overall a good shop.

We walked into Stroh’s today and it was a blast from my childhood past. I haven’t been in here since high school and the same guy that I remember seeing behind the counter, co-​owner Paul Scott, was right where he should be, scooping ice cream for the kids and the kids at heart.
The place is the same as it ever was but updated to include frozen yogurt for the health conscious and free Wifi for the geeks in all of us. You really feel like a sock hop could break out at any time.
They serve Stroh’s, Guernsey’s, and Sander’s Ice Cream and have a plethora of nostalgic candy.
I went with my childhood favorite, chocolate chip on a sugar cone. And you know what? I felt like a kid all over again. Except this time I was on a mini-​date with my husband.
It is a bit spendy at $ 6 for two single cones but if that’s what it takes to keep this local place in business that’s OK by me.
Next time I think I’ll have a Blue Moon. Or Superman. Guess I’ll make it a double.

What I like about Stroh’s are mostly the memories… the sentiment that comes from a childhood of growing up with visits to this place. Maybe it was because this wasn’t a chain, but somehow I feel like we always ended up at Stroh’s. They have a lot to choose from, and all of it is tasty. I think of it more of an ice cream boutique than store… maybe that’s why it’s an ice cream «parlor». I don’t go back often because I’m trying to stay healthy. To this day, though, I still think of it fondly.

Back in the days when I was young, I’m not a kid anymore–
But some days I sit and wish I was a kid again–
ah, Ahmad and 1994.
stroh’s was the peach pit of ice cream shops for elementary and middle schoolers alike. After soccer and softball games, or school recitals everyone went to stroh’s. They had the best chocolate malts I had ever tasted. it was bangin’.
it wasn’t cheap before, but now I feel it’s a little pricey for what you’re getting. If you don’t want your malt to be liquefied you have to ask for it extra thick– that’ll cost you my friend. If you want to be able to taste the malt, you have to order extra malt– that will also cost you.
I had been a die hard customer for years, the 2 men that owned it used to say hi and chat it up with me when I’d visit. Now all i get a blank stare and now mention of back in the day…
It seems to be lacking fun. (Dear Stroh’s, if you are reading this, please bring fun back)