Java Cow Coffee & Ice Cream

It's the funnest coffee and the cream shop I've ever been in. Besides a big selection of drinks and ice cream they have really good desserts. Wedding cookies, several biscottis, tiramasu, and eclairs to name a few items.
Then there is all the fun gift shop items that would make great white elephant gifts. Great place to pass the lazy times.

Chili is the best. Offering differing choices of chili everyday. A good quick place to stop by for snacks/drinks/ice creams

If I could put zero stars I would. Don't get me wrong, the coffee and ice cream is great, food options are fantastic! But although these are both top shelf, the employees on the ice cream side are most definitely not. When I was at Java Cow on 10/14, the employees were LOUDLY using racial slurs to offend each other, sometimes even attempting to say them endearingly to each other. This was so beyond inappropriate for the amount of customers around and my CHILDREN who sadly had to listen to these employees say some extremely racist phrases, most consisting of african american slurs, keep in mind these employees are far from black. I wouldn't recommend coming here at all. A business that can not uphold at least minimal values, especially at a time like this, is definitely not worth your money. Also, don't bring children if you don't want to introduce them to racism and teenage employees swearing up and down the walls.

Cute little ice cream shop. There's a bunch of different flavors and they're all pretty good. It does seem to be pretty pricey for what you get but the environment and the ice cream itself makes it somewhat worth the experience.

Ice cream is okay but not very creamy and was kind of crystallized. Waffle cones weren't very good for supposedly being made fresh there daily. No samples, and the employees were not very helpful in answering questions. The coffee was good.

It’s a nice place, employees are nice as you’d expect. There’s a nice atmosphere and local vibe. Its a good spot for taking the kiddos out for ice cream. I wouldn’t buy the savory crepes though, 18 dollars for a pretty average sized crepe, I got the bacon crepe and there was an off fish taste to it, I can’t recommend this spot for lunch but for ice cream it’s the go to in park city.

The workers were rude, the ice cream had zero flavor it tasted like milk you can buy from the grocery store it was very overpriced for what you get

This is a sister store to I love moo. Didn’t love I love moo but the quality or taste of the ice cream was better here. Staff had friends behind counter talking while working instead of tending to customers. Wasn’t impressed with that.

Love this place. Open late. Amazing ice cream. Probably the best pralines and cream I’ve ever had. It’s a must for any trip to park city. Head there after dinner or for a break from a bar crawl. You won’t be disappointed. P.S. I love the cow ducts on the ceiling. Fun place.

They were already closed when I tried the locked door ~10 min before the advertised time, which may be a rare occurrence which happened for a good reason the night I was there… but the employee sweeping up inside who glanced at me & the similarly bothered family of 5, who showed up just behind me, before then quickly returning his blank-stare to the floor was someone who likely decides they’d rather

rather returnin his eyes back to the flooromehow made me feel it may not be an unusual thing and may have likely been the reason my ~25 min drive &decent-length length walk from parking, and was a complete waste of time

time this Google Maps listing & their front door both say they’re supposed to close… which also surprised & bothered the group just behind me who also found the front door locked with an employee behind it sweeping the floor who glanced at all of us and then continued to sweep during their posted hours of business. Perhaps closing early is rare and there was reason it needed to happen, but the employee somehow made me feel locking up early not unusual & frequently occurs so he’