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Twisty Cone Ice Cream & Cakes
1615 Georgia St NE
Palm Bay, FL 32907
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Main Menu
Hot Items
All-beef Hot Dogs
$1.49
chili, cheese or sauerkraut
Giant Pretzel
$1.59
comes with salt or
cinnamon sugar
cheese, hot fudge or hot caramel
Nachos
$2.19
tortilla chips with cheese-jalapenos upon request
Frito Pie
$3.29
frito corn chips smothered in chili and cheese
Potato Chips Or Fritos
$0.79Cones & Cups
Baby $1.09, Small $1.69, Large $2.19, Giant $3.49, Waffle $4.19
Vanilla
Chocolate
Chocolate/vanilla Zebra
Bubble Gum
Orange
Shakes & Malts
Small $2.99, Large $3.39, Giant $5.59
Pineapple
Blueberry
Marshmallow
Orange
Raspberry
Specialty Sundaes
Banana Delight
$3.99
ice cream covered in
sliced fresh banana,
hot fudge, and nuts
Strawberry Shortcake
$3.99
angel food cake &
ice cream drenched in
fresh strawberry topping
and whipped cream
Parfait
$3.69
layered sundae in glass
with strawberry, pineapple,
& chocolate syrup toppings,
whipped cream
Peanut Buster Parfait
$3.99
layered sundae in glass
with all hot fudge and
nuts in every layer,
whipped cream
Candy Parfait
$4.19
choose three candies,
layered in a glass with
whipped cream and
sprinkles
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General Info
Hours
Monday:
11:00am - 10:00pm
Tuesday:
11:00am - 10:00pm
Wednesday:
11:00am - 10:00pm
Thursday:
11:00am - 10:00pm
Friday:
11:00am - 11:00pm
Saturday:
11:00am - 11:00pm
Sunday:
11:00am - 10:00pm
About Us
Twisty Cone was built by Don and MaryAnn Tharp in 1982. They originally called it Kristy Kone, named after an Arkansas ice cream stand they used to frequent as a young couple. The Tharps had moved here from Michigan in 1978 intending to semi-retire after selling their sand and gravel business up north. But they saw a need and an opportunity in the quiet suburb of Melbourne that didn't have many businesses and fewer restaurants. In the early 1980's, Kristy Kone was surrounded by empty land and very little car traffic traveled Malabar Road from the only 20,000 or so Palm Bay residents. The days were slow, but at night the cars would come and the lines stretched to the street for hours. Palm Bay had been introduced to the Tharp family and loved the treats they were serving.