Cows Icecream - Borden-Carleton

We tried the one in Borden right after crossing the bridge. It was so good but you pay a lot more than it's worth for 3 single scoop cones. Special cones cost extra too. It will be a once and done thing for my family. Cool names for the ice cream. I had the Messie Bessie and loved it. Customer service could have been better though.

There are two locations of Cows Ice Cream in Fredericton(the capital of PEI). One is near the main centre of the city and the other is near the lake. We visited the one near the lake and the queues were so long (considering we visited on a Tuesday and not a weekend) and there were only two ladies attending to the customers (while one was less busy tending the gift shop). We decided not to buy their ice cream anymore even if it is one of my favorite ice cream(having tried it several times in Niagara on the Lake). They must have more counter people when there are a lot of customers/tourists in the area.

Stopped in to check it out. Very nice little store. Lots of shirts and clothing items available for purchase. They have a large selection of ice cream available. Chocolates and local jams and jellies can also be purchase for a reasonable price.

We stopped here after crossing the bridge to get to PEI. The icecream was good and they have many different flavors.

We drove a fair distance to tour only to find the creamery was closed to the public that afternoon for staff training and we were told the store was also closing in a few minutes. It would have been appreciated if advance warning had been available on their website, which I investigated that morning while planning our daily agenda. We would have chosen another day to visit had it been since we were only on the Island for 3 days. I wanted to purchase butter and cheeses that are promoted but to my dismay the selection was very limited at the time. Too bad, it really put a damper on this experience and thus my review.