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1111 N 800 E

Logan, UT 84341

+1 (435) 787-2582

http://bluesquareusu.com

Nestled in Logan, UT, Blue Square stands out as a charming destination for ice cream enthusiasts. With its vibrant and inviting atmosphere, this delightful shop offers a tempting array of frozen treats to satisfy any sweet tooth. From classic flavors like creamy vanilla and rich chocolate to innovative creations such as tangy mango sorbet and decadent caramel swirl, there is something for every palate to enjoy.

As you step inside Blue Square, you are greeted by the tantalizing aroma of freshly made waffle cones and the sight of colorful toppings waiting to adorn your favorite scoop. The friendly staff are always ready to help you navigate the menu and find your perfect indulgence. Whether you're seeking a refreshing cone on a sunny day or a cozy sundae to warm you up in the winter, this cozy ice cream shop is sure to delight your taste buds and lift your spirits.

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Sara M.

7/31/2019

My parents are staying here for the summer through a program called "Summer Citizens". Basically it's for retired folks who like easy living and cheap rental properties that look way better than...

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S T.

4/29/2023

Shower water was NEVER hot until after 2pm. Some maintenance requests take hours or days to complete (smoke alarm started chirping last night right outside my door as I was trying to get sleep...

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Dallas B.

7/23/2020

I had a terrible experience living here towards the end when it became university housing. The management is just poor doesn't seem to care. I would live anywhere but here. There are newer...

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Chet N.

11/4/2016

The Blue square is amazing I had the Chicken Chardonnay great food great service and great atmosphere

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Straton R.

4/2/2013

Very noisy and rowdy residents and community. Recommended for party students, not for the private-types that actually want to study at night. Too expensive for what you get. The management spent...

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