"Not even close to skyscraper-high, but it is topped with castle-like battlements and a big dollop of ice cream. Signs out front announce its questionable claim to fame as "World's Tallest Ice Cream Stand," the Roadside America reports.

"If you're heading west on Highway 372 out of Pahrump into the vastness of the Mohave Desert and Death Valley (or returning from Death Valley to Pahrump) you will see the self-proclaimed World's Tallest Ice Cream Stand. This impressive structure stands in mute tribute to the tasty treats inside, and is the first (or last) place dedicated to vending this frozen dairy delicacy for hundreds of dry, desolate miles."

"Though Seemore’s doesn’t come anywhere near the Las Vegas Strip’s towering heights, this two story dollop of ice cream can’t help but bring a smile to your face, and makes for the perfect pitstop (and photo opp!) when cruisin’ the Death Valley Rally Road Trip. Serving up great sundaes, cones, shakes, floats, ice cream bowls and polar freezes, bask in the simplicity of damn good soft serve ice cream and frozen yogurt, with daily and seasonal flavors as the cherry on top," the Travel Nevada reports.

"Always offering unique flavors, inviting service, and can’t-beat-it pricing, it’s no surprise that Seemore’s is the best ice cream in town and always worth making part of your Death Valley adventures.

"The World’s Tallest Ice Cream Stand ice-screams “pull over the car!” for tasty frozen treats after hot desert days in nearby Death Valley National Park. Situated in Pahrump on the outskirts of Death Valley, Seemore’s Ice Cream—the “World’s Tallest Ice Cream Stand”—beckons visitors and locals alike for its swirling soft serve ice cream and gleaming Roadside America glory."

"If it's classic soft serve you're after, there's no better spot than Seemore's Ice Cream in Pahrump. Considered the world's tallest ice cream stand, there's definitely no going wrong when you stop by this roadside shack," the Only In Your State reports.

"The soft serve ice cream in a cone is their specialty, but they also offers sundaes, smoothies, shakes, and more. Address: 70 NV-372, Pahrump, NV 89048."

"They have many different offerings– I had an Oreo Storm, which was very tasty and while I don’t have a pup, I love that they had a doggie sundae option! There is plenty of parking for a quick pickup or they have outdoor seating if you want to hang out and enjoy your ice cream," the Amerikitsch.com reports.

"Even the side of the building has ice cream cone-like detail! They also note that they are the world’s tallest ice cream stand, pretty cool! If you are in or Pahrump I definitely recommend stopping by for fun tourist pics and some ice cream.

". It looked fairly popular with a steady stream of customers, even though there was construction on the road in front of the stand. This stand is off the main drag, but worth the stop for a sweet treat."

"I stopped at this roadside attraction on a whim. The building is campy and kitschy. I made the right choice to stop. I ordered a large vanilla waffle cone, went back to the car and savored every single lick. Simply delicious!"

"I have reviewed the food here before and every time, it is very good, they change flavors and seem to have a different featured flavor often. If you eat outside, the antelope ground squirrels are so tame, they eat out of your hand and are as cute as can be."

"This wa a welcome stop after a day of touring Death Valley. Fun to see the "world's tallest ice cream stand" and have a tasty soft serve cone."

"I've driven by this place many times. Today, I finally stopped. I SHOULD HAVE GONE HERE SOONER. The ice cream was very good as was the yogurt, but the best part was the cherry dip. Very friendly Israeli woman waited on me."

"It should be required that ice cream should always be served from an iconic building! It adds to the taste, and to the fun of going out for ice cream. I had read about this place and I passed up dessert after dinner at Mom's Diner and drove out here for a treat. The highway construction makes it hard to figure out how to get here, but it was worth it. Fun photo spot and I might add that service was great and my hot fudge sundae was sublime!"

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