The Uranus Ice Cream Co
DETAILS
Open April 1st to October 31st
Seven days a week: 11am - 6pm
*Hours are subject to change.
One Lick of Uranus and You'll Go Nutz!
Have you ever been poking around Uranus and thought “hmm, I could use a bite to eat?” Well, you can get a bite in Uranus at The Uranus Ice Cream Company. We serve up hand-dipped, ho-made ice cream and some hot and tasty food.
The Uranus Ice Cream Company’s menu is short and straightforward. There are only seven items listed on the menu, not counting the sides. Of course, it’s the extras that really make the food. Want that hot dog smothered in chili and cheese? You got it.
Do you have any other food than what's on the menu?
Have you ever been driving down Route 66 on a hot summer day and think, “I need to get out, stretch my legs and fill up my tum tum.” As you keep driving, you see the exits are getting closer for you to stop in and explore Uranus, and you know nothing will quite satisfy you more, than stopping off and getting a lick of Uranus.
The Uranus Ice Cream Company will be sure to tantalize your tongue with not only hand-dipped and homade ice cream, but you can satisfy that appetite by getting your hands on The Mayor’s Big Weiner, an all beef, quarter lb. hot dog fixed up to your liking! Chili, Cheese, all the fixin’s and much more! We’ll get ya served right up while you enjoy your experience in Uranus! Mmm, Mmm, Mmmmmmm.
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