Joe’s Easley Ice Cream Parlor
136 E Main St, Easley, SC, 29640
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Address :
136 E Main St
Easley, SC, 29640 - Phone (864) 855-9186
- Website https://eatineasley.com/joeseicp.html
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Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
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Jonathan B.
Great small town feel and excellent service. Food and ice cream are really good too. Mostly a short order/sandwich menu type shop that also serves soups, dinner plates and salads. Our family loves it here. It doesn't look like much from the outside, and is laid back on the inside too, but Easley locals know this is a hidden gem.
(5)Tiffany F.
Very sweet, small town feeling ... If you can find it. I suppose those from around there know that "Easley Ice Cream Parlor" is located in the brown building on the corner simply marked "Joe's," but being from New Orleans that proved a bit tricky for us! We had just eaten so we only ordered shakes and Sundays. Although the selection is very limited what we ordered was great and the service could not be better.
(3)Susan H.
I worked here 28 years ago and haven't been back to this area for 26 years... OMG I just made myself feel soooo old. Come on now... I was 15 at the time... Joe, the owner, is still at helm and he still knows almost everyone walking in the door. Thankfully he doesn't remember me. I am pretty sure I was a serious pain in the ass back then serving up food and ice cream from the kitchen. This isn't a 5 star chef prepared meal. Almost everything is from a box or a jar. It's fried, it can be a little greasy, but that is what the people love. I love the hot dogs more than anything, the onion rings and the ice cream. I was able to take my family to my first job, which is funny because my boyfriend said he has no desire to go back to his first job... Well your first job wasn't Easley's Ice Cream Parlor now was it?? It's been a local favorite since 1972 and will probably stay a local favorite for many years to come.
(4)Jason L.
ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL SERVICE! We walk in and they know my daughters order. That's a sign we may go here often (generally once a week). It's not fancy, its very affordable, the three of us usually get out while spending right around $20 with tip. Their hot dogs are great, the chili-beans are good too, a Joe's patti melt would hit the spot, perfectly grilled to a crispy perfection. Quick and friendly service and the sweet tea keeps on flowing, they won't let you get three sips in before they fill it up. Not gourmet, but good food with great service, both of which hit the spot.
(5)Josh N.
This is place I stop by every time I come home!!! Still has the BEST Sweet tea......
(5)Solomon W.
Hot dogs, ice cream, and a Main St. location. These are the items that really set a local establishment apart. This creamery also offers an extensive list of belt-tightening flavors. I do not go out of my way to eat ice cream, but I figured I would venture out for Yelping purposes. Also, I had been eating elementary school foods for a week, so why not go for something sweet to cap off my binge eating? I went with my childhood--when I used to actually eat sweets--favorite: butter pecan. It was fairly steep at $3.15, but it brought back some memories. Do not trust their "Affordable prices" sticker, though. My cup of vanilla+flavoring should not have topped $2.50. Sure, $0.65 is not a big deal, but that could have been better spent. The ice cream was somewhat gritty, not entirely smooth. I liked the abundance of pecans, but the vanilla flavor just fell sort of flat. I like a heartier caramel and vanilla flavor in my ice cream. I really dislike boring ice cream. All in all, this is definitely a cool place to stop by for a snack or even a light, but fattening dinner.
(3)David G.
Best family restaurant in Easley.
(5)Bryce B.
Good ice tea! Cheap food...good down home feel..So good they didnt give me a plate (instead a piece of wax paper)and I didnt care. Didnt try the ice cream but the hot dogs, burgers, corn dogs, and grill cheese were good
(3)Karl N.
Great little family restaurant where everyone knows everyone. Very fast service (even though I only ordered the hot dog plate). Coke out of the can, paper plates and plastic utensils. Perfect stop for the quick meal. Plus, a bad check writers list at the register.
(4)Natasha R.
This is your typical hole in the wall kind of resterurant. It's a local family owned business. The service is always really good and the servers are always fun and friendly. I love the food even if it's a little greasy. It's been around for years and I've grown up eating here with friends and family.
(5)jack t.
If this place was in Atlanta, Joe would put The Varsity out of business. Despite the name, its all about the dogs (though the ice cream is good too). And if you don't want chili on your hot dog, let them know, because its assumed around here. My mom grew up in Easley, and I've been eating Joe's dogs about once a year, my entire life, and I'm always looking forward to the next one (well, two, often four). You know how those shows on the Food Network or Travel Channel like to romanticize an old diner or grill as the heart and soul of a small town? This is that kind of place.
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