Sweet Treats Ice Cream Shoppe 308 Main Street, Manning, IA 51455

"Absolutely everything you want in a small town ice cream shop. They make unique flavors by hand, they are so friendly and welcoming and the ice cream is delicious. We regularly drive 45 minutes JUST to visit Sweet Treats in Manning. Highly recommended."

"This place is a gem. Anyone can put out tasty exotic varieties… but the true test of any legit ice cream shoppe is their vanilla ice cream. It’s home made. It’s not titanium dioxide white. It’s creamy- very creamy. It’s not too sweet. It’s got depth of flavor. Best vanilla ice cream I’ve had in years. I tried a scoop of raspberry chip too- and dad tried butter brittle. Everything was outstanding."

"Some of the best homemade ice cream ever! Had the Easter special jellybean flavor, so good!"

"THE WORST SERVICE EVER! Holy cow if I could give this place zero stars I would. As soon as we walked in we tried to make small talk about their products and the lady working the counter came back with one word responses. My 3 year old niece and my 7 year old daughter were looking at the TV with their menu items and my niece placed her hand on the remote and a second lady snapped at her. Then they have maps with pins on the wall and there is one that at the time of our visit had a random pin so my son thought it was one that could be placed at our own place of origin, we also got yelled at for that. To top it all off the ice cream was not even good to make up for their horrible customer service. I literally took one lick of it and almost threw up!! Worst waste of money ever! Avoid this place like the plague if you can!"

"Very rude people. I was on the phone with my daughter who was crying for me while her aunt was taking her for ice cream and clearly heard the lady working said “oh my gosh” multiple times like my daughters crying was annoying her. My five year old came home in tears because the lady was “not nice”. She said the lady rather than helping her choose ice cream said “look at the board”. When a five year old can hardly read, that’s very hard to do. My five year old had gone behind the counter twice: one to look at the ice cream like all big ice cream shops have and I heard her clearly scold her for being behind there. That’s fine she was in the wrong but a nicer manner would have sufficed. The second time she had gone behind the counter, my five year old said she was going to give her a hug and then got scolded again. All clearly while I was on FaceTime so of course I received the whole story when she got home…again in tears."