Annie's Frozen Custard - Edwardsville

The Custard is great and the staff were always friendly. I would recommend getting her taste of the week. Also, because they are so busy, I always go in peak times and have no waiting time. The only thing I wish they had more taste....

Delicious and decisions are endless. Hardener texture as most Custards, which is a plus for me. The best!

Review date: June 1, 2014 Annie may or may not have a Frozen-branded Custard for sale. While on one of our many trips to Edwardsville to hang with our college friends, they recommended casually, we try Annie for some sweets and pleasures. Next I knew we jumped into a car with our cats and hit the street. Annies, of what I remember is like any other city ice-crack that is open all year round. They offer your fast but delicious food, such as: Hot Dogs, Custard, Sundaes, Cake and various other sweets. During our visit we all sniffed a few small things. When we cultivate a few cats, we all gravited to the greasy offers over the cold stuff. Chili dogs were what we picked and nailed, except for a friend who felt 110%. She has ice cream. The chili dog was decent, but not writing at home. It definitely hits the point. I don't remember much about the interior. The little one I remember does not strike me as overly impressive, but also not. There were tables to sit and lots of space should be done during the summer hours. I wish I could put more in this blog post, but since this was the only time we came here and it was after a funny night, that's all about it. Also, sad, my friends are gone from Edwardsville, but that doesn't mean that I don't try through them again on my way to St. Louis at some point. When and when I do, I will try to update this post to reflect new photos and experiences.

My family loves Annies!! We go there every time we're in town!! Your kiss is so delicious!

I grew up eating Annie's! Took a trip through Edwardsville after going to my friend's celebration of life ceremony. Brought back good memories. Great service and delicious custard. It melted my sorrows away briefly for a moment. Maybe in another 10 years I'll swing through and bring my son to see how things have changed.