Is there a walk up malt shop in SF?

Oooh! Where?? Is there one on 69th somewhere? I seem to remember passing something like that . . .
Sandra, you caught me craving sugar again!! ; )

69th and Louise. It's a brand new one. I think they just opened last year.

B&G also has a locations just south of 41st & Marion, next to McDonald's on 12th & Kiwanis and there's a new one opening in Tea. Does the east side have one, too?

Sycamore next to Caseys

~What sane person could live in this world and not be crazy.

Yes...just south of 10th St on Sycamore. This one is in perfect placement for after softball games at Frank Olson all summer, so my kids beg for it nearly every day!:) My husband absolutely adores their strawberry twist ice cream cones, so if he is along, it is usually a yes.:)

Must be a guy thing...my husband always gets that when we go!

~What sane person could live in this world and not be crazy.

Weird, my husband it a strawberry ice cream man, too. We'll have to check it out. MMMMM . . . . ice cream and SUMMER!!

One of my favorite treats is a B&G strawberry cone dipped in crunch and dipped in chocolate. I have to get the first bite before the chocolate coating hardens.
They also have real malts with the malted milk powder. Troy loves their Oreo malts.
We used to live pretty close to the one on 12th St. During the summer they have long lines to the street and they actually have to hand out numbers right before closing so they know who was in line before closing time. I like the one on 12th St. best, there's no indoor waiting area, plus that's the oldest one in town, so it's another childhood memory thing.
Zomer motors on 12th St was first a Dairy Queen with walk up window service.
The Cake goddess - Cakes for all occasions, desserts and cookies, too!

Girl, you are like a history book on this town. It's funny that you mention all this stuff, because one of the upper level ESL/Citizenship classes that runs in the building I teach in was watching a video on the history of Sioux Falls recently. I stopped in to ask their teacher a question one day & I got a ten minute history lesson on Sioux Falls. Most of it went something like this: "There was this big, beautiful building. Then someone knocked it down and built a . . . (bank, clinic, business, what have you . . .)" Seriously, this went on for ten minutes, by which time, I WAS DEPRESSED because it seemed like all the cool buildings were already bulldozed!
Although, in your hubby's line of work, I suppose this isn't such a bad thing . . .

The B & G Milkyway in Tea is open now.

I just heard that from one of my co-workers who lives in Tea! I can't wait until it stops raining long enough (and maybe warms up a bit) so I can walk to the park and have some ice cream!

Yeah, no kidding! Someday it might actually be spring. The bad thing is that my walks to the park and around the pond are probably now going to end up at B&G, which means I'm never going to come out ahead with burning calories. I have no willpower when it comes to ice cream, especially B&G's ice cream, and of course they had to locate just two blocks from my house. Way too convenient.

The sign on the Milky Way on Sycamore says "Our ice cream has always been lo-cal". That has to count for something, right?

1st time mommy to our "princess"

There is also one on West 41st street right by Lewis!

I think that one is called Dairy Dream on Madison and Burnside. My mom and dad met there when she used to work there back in highschool. lol That place has been there forever!
Get up and Play! Soccermom

AAWWWW that is cute!!!

Hey ladies! Let's not forget about my mom's place! It's at N 60th St and Cliff Ave...They don't have malt's, but def make up for them with the smoothies! And the home-made goodies! Connie's Coffee and More. And she has tables outside. TRY IT OUT! :D
*Allie-cat*

WHOA!!! They deliver your food on roller skates!!! This I have to see . . .

I know the place you're talking about-the Portland Malt Shoppe! (pronounced "shoppie" by all the clever college kids :-P) They were the BEST but they were constantly packed! Mmm, now I want ice cream...

I know! The lines were always madness, especially during tourist season, so we always liked to go when they first opened up in the spring (before tourists) and right before they closed in the fall (after most of the tourists were gone). Miss that place . . .
And Betty's Pies . . .
And Sara's Table . . .
And the rotating restaurant at the Radison . . .
Mmmmm. Now I'm hungry.

And the beach on Park Point . . .
And watching the ships come in . . .
And Lester Park . . .
And the North Shore Scenic Highway . .
And Seven Bridges Road . . .
And Enger Tower . . .

Okay, gotta stop now, this trip down amnesia lane is making me a little sad!

Oh geez, me too! Did you know you can go to duluthshippingnews.com and they have a webcam by the lift bridge? Sometimes you can even watch a ship come in!

Ooooh! I'll have to try that! My son would love it. On our FIRST morning in Sioux Falls last July, he woke up and said "Mom! It's summer out! Let's go to the lake and throw rocks and watch the ships . . . "
It was a little hard to explain to him that there were no ships to watch!! Made me sad . . .

So what about the milky way places? are they any good?

Joy is not the absence of suffering, but the presence of God

I love their ice cream....better than DQ.

Never tried their food food, though.

1st time mommy to our "princess"

YUMMM-O!!! Sloppy Joes, BBQ beef sandwiches, hot dogs...mmmmmmm.....Can't beat the strawberry soft serve ice cream.
The Cake goddess - Cakes for all occasions, desserts and cookies, too!