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Missouri Bakeries & Dessert|Food & Dining

The Ice Cream Parlor In Missouri That's So Worth Waiting In Line For

By Liz Oliver | Published July 28, 2018

Ice cream is one sweet treat you can never seem to have too much of. With so many flavors and toppings there’s always something new to try in your favorite ice cream shop. Everyone has a favorite ice cream parlor, and if you’re from the western side of the state you probably love Betty Rae’s Ice Cream. Their cones are definitely worth waiting in line for, check it out for yourself!

Betty Rae's Ice Cream is known for their homemade waffle cones and unique ice cream flavors. Located in the Waldo neighborhood of Kansas City, this little shop has a mega fan following.

On most nights you can find a long line outside their storefront. However, they move quickly and you'll be enjoying a cone in no time.

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People love their crazy flavors. You can get classics like strawberry or chocolate. If you're brave, try the burnt ends and bbq sauce ice cream.

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There are always 24 flavors on the menu but the flavors change often. Come back for seasonal ice creams like peach in the summer or peppermint in the winter.

Crispy and fresh rolled waffle cones complement every flavor. Sometimes they even have fun with the cone flavors and colors. Would you try a green waffle cone?

Satisfy your sweet tooth with one of their specialty items. Make an ice cream sandwich, try a boozy shake, soda float, or the Order of the Week. THe Order of the Week is always something extremely sweet, like this ice cream stuffed creme puff!

Come out and wait for a scoop or two, you'll be glad you got in line! Betty Rae's is open Sunday through Thursday from 11 a.m. until 9 p.m. They're open Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m.

Have you waited in line for Betty Rae’s Ice Cream? Tell us what you thought about your frozen treat in the comments below!

Need more ice cream? Try this neat Missouri ice cream parlor that is also a train lover’s dream!

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