Lala Sugarland

You've got to GO!!! They're so adorable. You should see the cute novelty items and candies. We were greeted immediately as we walked in with a happy face. We ogled around, then snagged some ice cream (I had the Flight, yummy ) sat outside under the umbrella covered picnic tables and chatted. It was a well worth roadtrip....Extra bonuses for all the close by thrift stores around too.

I heard from a friend that this place existed. Lala Sugar land. Popped in around lunchtime on Friday.It's right on the main strip, but there's parking along the back. You can see it from the intersection with the McDonald's, and if you know West Milton that's an easy landmark to find. It's part of the main strip.We like ducky's ice cream in Troy and we also like grandpa Joe's. Its early March right now and duckies is closed for the season. Now I have four daughters, but in particular my fun six year old, who just loves ice cream. I wanted to do something special for them.My oldest says this: The ice cream is great. The customer service is something you don't find it any of the chain stores. You can tell this is a mom and pop and that they care about treating the customers well. She got the flavor called "kitty kitty bang bang", and was pretty good. It might not be a go to favorite, but it was something new, and it was pretty good. It's an original, you couldn't get in anywhere else.Next one says this: I got this flavor called "this just got serious" and it's really good. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is there for the first time or likes caramel, chocolate, or vanilla.Third one got Oreo blast, Oreo madness. She's six and doesn't exactly remember the name of the flavor but it has a lot to do with Oreo cookies. She got it in a homemade waffle cone. She says "I love Lala Sugar land".My four-year-old says: it's so good I wuv (love) it. She got the birthday cake in a regular cone.It's a small mom and pop shop. It's a little bit duckies in a little bit grandpa Joe's. It's over in West Milton, right next to that amazing hill for sledding. The kid at the register was engaged and attentive. She is learning the ropes but she knows a little bit about what they have and what taste good. There's an old rule that says never trust a skinny cook or at least never trust somebody who hasn't tasted what they're selling. They know what they're selling and it is delicious.They have some very nice seating inside, higher stools, and then cute little kids tables. They also have several picnic tables out front in the grass so on a sunny weekend day that would be the place to visit.Good place to stop. Park around back.