When it gets dark enough right before sunset, the neon signs illuminate the lot and give a retro feel or ambience to the ice cream eating experience. Riverside Drive in Iowa City, this Dairy Queen hugs the banks of the Iowa River and is fashioned after the traditional outdoor-only ice cream shop, complete with outdoor seating and easy access to the Iowa River Trail. But the Dairy Queen on Riverside Drive has something special, in fact several things that always seem to draw a crowd on a balmy summer evening. Cleo Krejci, Press-Citizen K-12 and higher education reporter Dairy Queen Riversideĭairy Queen isn't unique as far as ice cream shops go and it certainly isn't an Iowa City delicacy. Dane's coffee yogurt-that-is-actually-vanilla-soft serve is a reminder that all ice cream is good ice cream. Those of us who worship its power aren't apt to criticize the exact notes of whatever flavor we happen to be tasting we relish in whatever we get. My review should not be taken as a criticism. I smiled at the thought of him and his co-workers enjoying the freedom and stomach aches that I can only assume will come from spending the summer behind the handle of a soft-serve machine. It cost $2.50 - too little to make it worth filing an expense report to Gannett (as I was looking forward to). As a bonus, the small plastic cup was handed to me through the drive-thru window by a boy who could have not been older than 16. It is a shade of light brown, just coffee-ish enough to be appetizing.
My best comparison is to say it tastes like the vanilla soft serve at McDonald's, if not a bit more creamy and luxurious. I will be frank and say my selection tasted nothing like yogurt and absolutely nothing like coffee.
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