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Yarborough's Ice Cream will be closed Wednesday January 2nd to honor the passing of Phil Chaffin Yarborough Jr. Yarboroughs was a very special place for him where he spent growing up there to the infinite amount of hours doing maintenance to make sure all systems go. Even after he retired from his refrigeration repair business he would not miss a day to eat lunch with his wife of 63 years Angelette Yarborough. But what was the most special about him was how he loved talking to people greeting them at the door. Phil will be surely missed but his spirit will always be there.....

Time to make a new flavor..... Pumpkin Spice!

Last Batch of Peach Ice Cream for the year...

We want to say one more thing. On the weekends please be patient and expect a little longer wait for our service. Sometimes the demand is greater than our supply...Thank You

Just shared a video that was done by a local church group New Hope Church in Sanford enjoying the ice cream. We really appreciate all the great comments...

Its time to make more Fresh Peach Ice Cream while supply last....

Michael getting peaches for ice cream at Kalawi Farms in Moore County NC.So come on down and get some Fresh Peach Ice Cream...

If you came to the restaurant Saturday or Sunday night June 9th and 10th, we apologize for the long wait. The bottom line is, the demand was much greater than our supply. We are now taking action to remedy that situation. Please come back....

A video of all the fantastic murals that tell some of the history of Sanford done by WRAL Tar heel Traveler. We are very pleased to have one on our building Yarborough's Ice Cream which shows our history. We owe our sincere gratitude to The City of Sanford, the people who donated money for the mural, and to an outstanding artist Chris Dalton who painted 7 days a week for 3 weeks straight from sun up to sun down!

Yes I certainly do! I remember after I ate the ice cream I would sometimes chew on the wooden spoon and then get splinters in my mouth!!

Tim Yarborough, Carol Yarborough, and Michael Yarborough.

This is the original building Fairview Dairies which was started in 1926 by my grandfather Phil C Yarborough. To the far left of the building he had an ice cream parlor that was the original Fairview Dairy Bar that started in 1935. To the right this is the first 3-D mural done in NC. When the dairy moved out of the building my father Carol M Yarborough renovated the building and changed the name to Yarboroughs Ice Cream restaurant in 1971 which still manufactures our own ice cream...