Saegertown Dairy Inn

The service at this restaurant is outstanding, and the food is absolutely tasty.

One positive aspect is that they serve Perry's ice cream. However, the downside is that the selection hasn't changed from last year.

I love the delicious food and ice cream at this restaurant. It's one of my favorite places, and I always look forward to visiting when I'm on vacation. View menu

"The custard lacked flavor. Meal type: Other Price per person: $1–10 Food: 4 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Recommended dishes: Take-Out Ice Cream"

The ice cream and milkshakes are tasty, but the shakes are quite thin—almost like drinking chocolate milk. I even ordered one extra thick, but it turned out to be pretty thin as well.

I wish there was a way to give this place negative stars. It's fortunate for them that there aren't many quick dining options in Sagertown. The prices are ridiculous. I ordered a medium cone and my wife ordered a small, but they were practically the same size. I won't be spending my money here again. View menu

The food here is noticeably superior to what you'd get at a fast food restaurant, and the ice cream is truly the best in the area. The children's portion of ice cream is perfect for everyone in the family, except for Dad. Although the sizes may not seem much larger if you're expecting a huge serving, this place definitely outshines any chain restaurant.

The food at this restaurant is noticeably better than what you'd get at a fast-food joint, and their ice cream is undoubtedly the best in the region. The kid-sized ice cream is perfect for everyone, except for Dad, who might want a larger serving. Although the portion sizes might not seem significantly bigger, they are still quite satisfying. Overall, this place far surpasses any chain restaurant.

I wasn't very impressed with the staff at this restaurant. I saw a manager named Kristina yelling at two or three young teenage employees, telling them to "work faster" and rudely instructing one girl to get her "act" together (though she used a different word). The young employees were doing their best, but they seemed a bit lost and confused, likely due to a lack of training. It's disappointing that the managers would rather assert their authority over teenagers instead of actually helping them learn their roles. You can't hire these kids and expect them to be perfect from the start. I tried to support the young employees with a good tip, but I won't be coming back here. View menu