Cone Zone

There are a tremendous amount of choices on the Westside for soft serve. This is my favorite. I love that they have a kiddie cone for when I just want a little bite of ice cream. My son loves the chocolate chip cookie dough flurry. The drive thru has been great for when I want a cone on the go. I prefer their soft serve because it is creamier vs. Icier. If that makes any sense. Definitely my go to when I am in the mood for icecream.

4 stars for the menu options, the service and the convenience. –1 star for only serving soft serve. I HATE soft serve but I really wanted to treat the fam to something other than an ice cream chain and we came here. We did enjoy the outdoor seating and it was warm so it was really comfy and my son was able to run around and burn off his sugar rush. This place actually has a drive thru which I thought was hilarious but cool. It seems to be an independent ice cream parlor thing. Not my favorite of the independents but still refreshing and the sign in front always has a clever joke or something to catch your attention. There are so many menu option that you could have a different item everyday of the summer if you wanted! Mind blowing!
Not so humbly submitted,
King Michael C.

Love The ice cream and the people that own it are so nice and amazing they always make my ice cream perfect to perfection but their employees not so much, it seems when I go there and the owners aren’t there the employees would rather be on their phone and not take my order correctly then to do their job right. I prefer to go there when the owners are working not their employees.

So freaking good. We were visiting from Maine and our family LOVES Cone Zone so we got dessert here several times. Deeeeelicious! Try the salted caramel with pretzels and brownie bites — incredible!

Love it here — owner is awesome and I love that they have unique flavors and combinations! I can get my blue raspberry slush puppy float here too. Love that there’s a drive thru. My only wish is that they had raspberry as a sundae topping.

It’s an ice cream stand… The place is run by kids. I don’t have high expectations of service but was annoyed that they charged 50 cents for a cup of water and it was a super small cup. Other than that, it is OK. Personally I like General Custer’s Golf and Gulp a lot better but I have been here a few times because it was close.

I do not like the flavour ribbon garbage they use to make their flavours. It tastes really fake and the soft serve ice cream tastes pretty generic. This place would be much better if they would use team flavours or syrups.

Our inaugural family visit to the Cone Zone in Cheviot was with mixed reviews.
Overall, we were pretty pleased with the selection and our ice cream. I got a medium chocolate/​vanilla twist, my husband got a small Oreo «flurry» made with vanilla frozen yogurt, and the kids got a kid-​sized orange/​vanilla twist and vanilla cone with chocolate dip top, respectively. Both the ice cream and the yogurt were very, very thick, and I would describe the ice cream as being custard-​like. While tasty, my husband and I both agreed that there was something about everything that seemed a bit artificial. It made my stomach queasy afterwards, which is what also happens when I try ice cream from buffet restaurants. Perhaps they use mixes?
They do have a lot of popular ice cream options, plus some unique things like fried ice cream topping and chocolate covered cheesecake on a stick. I really liked that they offered most things with the option of using frozen yogurt (floats, shakes, etc.). That’s nice if you are looking for a lighter, healthier option.
Our order came to just over $ 8, which was pretty reasonable, and although we had cash on us for once, I was pleasantly surprised to see that they are one of the few creamy whips that take credit credits. It’s definitely family-​run spot with kids helping out, and the location looks really clean and well done.
My main complaint was how long it took us to get served. They have a walk-​up window and a drive-​thru for convenience. We opted for the drive-​thru, but regretted it immediately. There was no one waiting at the walk-​up window and we were only the 3^rd car in the drive-​thru, but it took us around 20 minutes to get our order. They seemed to have plenty of staff and it was a cooler day, so I can’t imagine what it’d be like on a busy hot summer night.
We’ll probably go back, but will definitely try parking and using the walk-​up window next time.

I’ve stopped here a few times they have good prices and decent ice cream but I was taking a picture of the cone zone sign above the menu and an employee came out and questioned me why I was taking the picture and asked to see it… I simply showed him it was a snapchat to a friend saying I was excited for ice cream on this hot day. It was enough to offend me and make this my last visit also I did not get an apology…

I go here simply because this is my son’s favorite ice cream spot. Nice location… recently remodel and plenty of parking space. I have tried a few things on the menu but I am not impressed. But as long as my son happy with his ice cream and sprinkles.

The best half cookie dough x half brownie flurry in the city! Cookie dough that actually has flavor and brownies that are real (well at least the delicious ones from a box).

In what has appeared to be a vain attempt at getting the conehead badge, I visited the Cone Zone (formerly called Tummy Treats), and I certainly enjoyed my yogurt. The menu includes such awesome things as a Fried Ice Cream Sundae ($ 3.75), Hawaiian Ice ($ 1.50−2), and cheese coneys?! ($ 1.50). Great prices and fast service make this a nice thing to have in the area. I am sure the students leave the school across the street and head directly to this place.
I do not know if the Mayor of Cheviot (Sam Keller
) owns or is even involved with this business or (Keller’s Cheviot Café
), but both are great places to spend your time and money.
Satisfy your sweet tooth and stop by the Cone Zone. The outdoor area is a nice place too, but not until it warms up a bit.

I love a good creamy whip! My loyalties lie with another one… but that may be changing! Three of us braved the 30 degree weather to walk (yes, walk!) to Cone Zone tonight. And it was totally worth the frozen fingers and toes.
I am a huge fan of a Reese Cup flurry/​blizzard. It is one of the few things I cannot resist, despite the calories. I have very definite opinions about what makes a good one… It must have chunks of the cups, not just tiny pieces. I absolutely HATE when the last quarter of my flurry is ice cream only. Cone Zone is winning on all accounts.
Too cold? They have a drive through window! Once it warms up… there are plenty of picnic tables.
I have the feeling that Cone Zone is going to get way too much of my business this summer…

There’s nothing quite as satisfying as taking a nice healthy walk around the neighborhood and finishing it off with a huge ice cream cone. Sometimes you need a creamy whip that is within walking distance (ok, lots of times).
Cone Zone has changed hands a few times over the best 6 or 7 years. The latest owners seem to really enjoy the place and are working hard to make it a neighborhood destination. The biggest new addition is the inside dining area. No longer will rain ruin your creamy whip plans! It has 5 tables and a little bar area and you can place your order inside as well. Very nice!
The ice cream is good, and the serving sizes are larger than the other creamy whips in the area. Good value for your money. The only bad item I have tried is the strawberry shake. Their strawberry shake uses syrup instead of real strawberries. That’s a big no-​no for me.
They also serve coneys and burgers that are good, too. Their chili is more «real» chili than «cincinnati-​style» chili, which was a bit of a surprise (but in a good way).
They also have parking in the rear of the building and an outside seating area, so everything you need! Go check it out!