Kohr’s

I love this place, mostly because of the quality of their desserts, but also because you can visit here & feel like you’ve had an experience from down the shore. It really is the best, nothing beats their twisted orange/​vanilla custard. I see lots of families in here all the time, there’s a reason why people keep coming back.

Orange swirl cone is, honestly, the first thing that comes to my mind when I think of going down the shore. Down the shore ice cream without having to battle shore traffic? Sign me up!

An old world ice cream parlor where all of the hard ice cream is homemade on site. They have a great choice of tasty sugar cones, waffle cones, and waffle baskets. The section of hard ice cream is adequate. The soft serve was great. The staff is friendly and helpful.

Stale sprinkles, vanilla had zero flavor and tasted like marshmallows. I had an immediate stomachache after getting ice cream from here!
It did seem clean and staff was friendly however.

This place has pretty good ice cream but I wouldn’t say its equal to the jersey shore ice cream. There are many flavors and toppings to choose from. Since I have been there a few times already, I have a card that they swipe every time I go so that I can build up points.
the reasons I give it four stars instead of five is because its slightly on the expensive side. I got a cup with two scoops and with no toppings and it came to about $ 4. Some people may consider that average but I think thats on the pricey side.
One thing to consider is its set back off the highway so people may not find it as easily. its in a small strip mall behind Calandras. another thing is that its very small with very few tables. Most people seem to take it outside or eat it elsewhere so most of the few tables are opened anyways to enjoy ur ice cream.
I would still recommend Khors!

This place is great! I love the hard ice cream variety here and I think that the coffee flavor is definitely the best. Unfortunately, they don’t offer all of the same things as the Kohr’s we are used to going to down the shore like the strawberry banana swirl, but I would go just for the coffee ice cream or the classic orange twist.

I rarely come all the way out here on 46 so I’ve known this was here for a while now and I finally made myself go last weekend to see if it could measure up to kohrs on the boardwalk.
First off I will say a while back at the palisades center in NY someone had opened a kohrs kiosk and when I tried it, I was a little disappointed (this is will become relevant in a minute) it didn’t measure up to that special orange and white ice cream on the boardwalk I grew up with so I wasn’t super hyped to try this one for last 2 years or so expecting the same results.
We got here right before closing so we made it quick and grabbed a cone and cup (sacrilegious but I was driving) and results were better than that time upstate. It gets 4 stars because as good as it was it still wasn’t Boardwalk kohrs, I’m really starting to believe it is something in the water just like how pizza sucks outside of the tristate and people say it’s the water, same theory. Same consistency, good flavor but a tad off, still better than that old kiosk kohrs so check it out great option for not driving an hour plus down the shore for this treat!

Reliving jersey shore summers. So good! I got the vanilla with orange cream soft serve cone. Everything was fresh and tasty, just like it is when we visit them in the summer on the boardwalk down the shore.

While out in the Dirty Jerz on a client visit I had some time to kill so I drove around the area for a bit and saw a sign for Kohr’s frozen custard and immediately took an ice cream break!
Damn — this stuff is the shizz. I love Kohr’s custard and it brings back many memories of hanging out on the Jersey Shore during summers in Seaside Heights and Point Pleasant. I always hit these places up for a tasty cold treat.
This location is kind of hidden away off the road in a small strip mall plaza near a bakery and a few other stores. Tiny spot that is basically for take out. Fine with me as I sat in the car and devoured it.
Orange and vanilla soft serve is da bomb! It’s like eating a frozen creamy creamsicle!

One thing to note when I start — I love ice cream more than your typical ice cream eater so I may come across as a bit tougher on my rating even though I generally liked the place.
My lady and I were engagement cake shopping in the area and we came across this ice cream parlor right in the same plaza as one of our destinations. So we thought, «It’s a beautiful day, so why not?»
They have your basic variety in flavor and choices. They have shakes, hard ice cream, soft serve, custard, and some items to take home. But I will say that a larger chain like Rita’s or Diary Queen will have a lot more variety than this place.
My lady ended up having the orange n vanilla soft serve in a cone and I had the chocolate dipped chocolate and vanilla soft serve in a waffle cone. She really enjoyed her ice cream but could not finish it off so she gave me the rest. I haven’t had orange cream in decades and I really loved the flavor — I honestly think she made the better choice!
As for my choice, the chocolate and vanilla mix tasted ok but the chocolate dipping stole the show. The girl at the counter dipped it three times and it showed! I felt like I was eating a candy bar with my ice cream. The waffle cone was good too!
Anyway, it seemed like they took pride in their orange soft serve and they should because the orange cream is where it’s at, and if you happen to have it dipped in chocolate, well welcome to soft serve heaven! And if you are not a fan of orange and looking for something different, they do have a mango milkshake and peanut butter milkshake! Plus they have benches outside in the plaza to enjoy your dessert.
If I ever go back to this place and try the mango or peanut butter and like it, I will bump up the rating. But for now, a hard n strong 3!

Tried this place awhile ago but it left a really bad taste in my mouth that I would never humorize this place again and will explain why.
Went there on a Saturday afternoon to try one of their waffles and ice cream. We ordered two of them and it took about 10 mins to prepare. The waffle mix was sour so the waffles tasted horrible. We told the manager and he said he would use a newer mix. My gf was so turned off that she decided to get a hot fudge sundae instead which she said was just ok. Equivalent to Dairy Queen quality. She said she rather have gelatoes in Paterson which is much better.
So after waiting again and getting the newer waffle it wasn’t fully cooked and the part of the waffle that was cooked still tasted a bit sour. After this experience I would rather go to the local diner as i never had a bad waffle there.

Drove out of our way for some dessert from Kohr’s in Fairfield.
Only the smell of salt air and feeling of sunburn after a day on the beach are missing.
Tip: Searched for Kohr’s using Garmin Nüvi GPS, but did not find it… so entered street address using 244 US 46.
Kohr’s is hidden in the Calandra’s Plaza adjacent to Fairfield Executive Inn on Route 46 East… your landmark.
Note: Closed in February says the sign, and reduced Winter Hours start in November, so call ahead, 973−521−7076.

Love their ice cream-​so yummy!!! Staff was super friendly and gave us some ice cream for my son on the house. Will definitely go back!

Jersey shore right in fairfield nj. I was excited to hear that there was a location in northern nj. The soft serve is my favorite and especially the creamsicle flavor. Best of all, this is located right next to calandras bakery.

What a way to add to a very summery weekend!
I’ve been going to Kohr’s at the Jersey Shore since I was a baby. I have pictures of me eating an orange vanilla swirl cone in front of one of the shore locations when I was still in a diaper-​probably Seaside or Point Pleasant. It has been a part of my summer since then and my summer was never complete without at least one of those orange and vanilla frozen custard cones.
Now there’s a Kohr’s in Fairfield, NJ and I don’t have to fit shore traffic for a taste?!? Count me in. We went this evening and it really topped off a great summery weekend. Two days of summer barbecue-​including cooking a pork loin, chicken and sausage kebabs on charcoal (maybe I should Unilocal Sarge’s BBQ); corn on the cob; a giant watermelon; cold beer and new summer drink concoctions; and then topped off with a Kohr’s cone!
Damn fine weekend if you ask me. Damn fine…

I first heard that Kohr’s Original Frozen Custard (one of three different Kohr’s companies that make similar products but fight about who’s «the original») was coming to Fairfield in the middle of Summer 2012. Unfortunately, I was too busy to go and try. After Hurricane Sandy hit, I just HAD to support the business by trying it. Color me surprised to hear they were open on Thanksgiving.
I had a small cup of Orange Cream, which is Vanilla and Orange swirled together. It seemed small, but the richness and creaminess makes up for it. A family of 4 can get sweet treats for about $ 15-​$ 20

My wife and I tried this place for the first time tonight. She ordered a small orange twist cup, I ordered a large vanilla soft-​serve cup. Both cups were EXACTLY THE SAME SIZE. There was absolutely NO DIFFERENCE between the large and the small. The gal behind the counter didn’t seem to have a problem with this. So save your money and order a small.
That said, it was really pretty good frozen custard. Better than the Kohr’s places on the boardwalk in Seaside and Point Pleasant (which, BTW, is a different company with no connection to this Kohr’s). My favorite is still (and will always be) Kill Devil’s Frozen Custard on the Outer Banks, but for a good custard fix, I’ll consider going to Kohr’s. I just won’t order the large, that’s all. $ 8.50 for one «small» and one «large». Hence only three stars.

Summer isn’t complete without a trip to Kohr’s for an orange swirl. You could imagine my excitement when I discovered a Kohr’s opened right around the corner from me! I made a trip there this weekend and boy was I disappointed! The vanilla soft serve was delicious, as always, but the orange swirl tasted like chemicals mixed with ice. I’ve been ordering the same thing for decades and it certainly didn’t taste the same as the shore. When I mentioned something (nicely!) to the manager Frank he was very rude and told me there was nothing wrong with the ice cream and if there was, he would know about it since he makes it. Talk about horrific customer service! I would have considered giving it another shot if it was some fluke, but certainly not after being treated like that!

Khor’s Kones north of Exit 98? Yes. It’s landed in Fairfield next to Callandra’s Bakery. Had an Orangeaid, Orange Swirley thingie too. Same as down the shore. Go. It’s great ice cream (sorry custard).

Gotta love Kohr’s!