Tanner Brothers Dairy - Ivyland, Pennsylvania

John K.

If I could give this place six stars, I would. The ice cream was delicious, we tried the coconut almond joy and the peanut butter brownie. 10/10. Absolutely delicious.

We shopped throughout the store and were surprised at the quality and prices. Very fair, clean, and efficient. This place is a hidden gem. We'd pass by without having stopped but we are sure glad we did today.

My only small critique would be doing something to solve the issues with the parking lot. There are signs stating you have to park at your own risk and for good reason. We were there for about 30 minutes and witnessed at least ten close calls in the parking lot. It is absolutely the drivers and not the business but, as a business, they should try to provide a safe place to park. I am not a parking lot efficiency expert but maybe a one way in and out would sort through some chaos.

Otherwise, keep it up! We cannot wait to visit again.

Joseph D.

I recently visited Tanner Brothers Dairy, and it was a delightful experience! Not only does this quaint grocery store offer decent prices on a wide variety of products, but their ice cream is absolutely outstanding. What truly sets this place apart, though, is the delightful surprise of cows grazing just behind the store, providing a unique and picturesque backdrop for photos. It's not every day you find a place that offers both great products and a chance to connect with the countryside charm. I definitely recommend a visit to Tanner Brothers Dairy if you're in the area. It's a great spot for anyone looking to enjoy delicious treats and capture some beautiful outdoor memories!

Jennifer J.

My friends and I use to love to take the ride and stop here until today. The cashiers and ice cream workers are just outright rude. We are friendly to people working approached the cashier and said hello- two of them looked at us like we had some sort of disease. The cashier spoke to us to ask us to place our groceries in a different spot on the counter ( of which there was little space) like we were 2 years old. The girl at the ice cream counter for lack of better word told me off for opening a case of candy- the store clearly had out for sale. He tone again like I was 2 caught stealing told me only staff could open the case- the cases were out in the open, there was no sign asking to ask for help, and even after I said I would put it back she continued to repeat herself.
Shame on the owners for allowing a group of kids ruin their store- and we were not the only customers they treated like this
I wont mention the girl with her bra hanging out - really not work attire

Mary R.

I've probably shopped here 20 or 30 times, usually an emergency stop for milk on the way home, and just infrequently enough to forget how sad the staff is there. Once a young bagger chatted with me, and the cashiers both looked at him like he had a contagious disease. Why? I could excuse it if it were one or two cashiers, but it's every time. Are the owners that miserable to work for? Do they not pay well? My last visit convinced me to give up on Tanners.

Husrav M.

Good store with good fresh fruits and veggies but no cash acceptance 😕 little old style. Please put some terminals to accept cash lots of people not carry cash anymore.

Tom H.

Maybe 3 or 4 stars for fruits and vegetables. Although everything is marked up higher than your chain grocery stores. 1 star for ice cream. I was really looking forward to getting a hand dipped cone since they were shut down for so long. Got two tablespoons of ice cream for a double scoop, which is now $6.36. Most of the first scoop fell off in the parking lot and what's left almost fell off when I got into my truck. They used to stack on two big scoops. Looks like they're trying to make up for lost time since the shutdown and the ice cream doesn't even taste the same sorry to say.
Some of the high-end mom and pop shops don't even charge that much and will definitely give you more for your money! Also, cash only?

John P.

Tanner's is one best shopping experience you will ever enjoy. Always fresh and at very reasonable prices. I been going there for year...

Luis F. C.

Pros: good milk, meat products and a good variety of fruits/vegetables, for a decent price. Cons: most of the products are the same you find at a regular grocery store. Baked goods are full of preservatives and not what you'd expect from a farm store. Customer service is very bad. Some of the girls at the cashier are unkind and impatient with customers.