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AMAZING EXPERIENCE!! Thank goodness I actually live in San Francisco or I'd get this every week. Not only is the base ice cream deliciously creamy and flavorful, the alcohol pairing in the ice cream is amazing! The ice creams with stronger liquors (whiskey, rum) definitely pack a smokey punch. I personally ordered the Tennessee Creme Brulee and thought it was a 5/5. On a rainy Sunday at 8PM, all of the seats were taken-- though people do shuffle in & out very fast. The ambiance is that of a real upscale bar. Service was super friendly and professional as well! Will definitely come back here every time I visit the city. :)
What a nice and quaint ice cream shop with a special surprise! In the middle of a hot summer day in NYC, Aubi & Ramsa's liqour infused ice cream totally hit the spot. The flavor was powerful, the alcohol has just the right amount, and the positive vibes were high. Totally worth a stop or at least purchasing a pint online!
My new favorite ice cream. Lately I have been seeing many ice cream infused with alcohol bars in the neighborhood. While visiting the Whitney on a warm summer day. Decided to take the plunge and splurge on ice cream infused with alcohol. As you enter the atmosphere is quiet, calm, and the music is a very relaxed vibe. The service is lovely, the prices are great, considering what a nonalcoholic ice cream cone costs now. Aubi & Ramsa is a 21 & older ice cream company, made with top quality ingredients, and high end liquors. The ice cream is served in 3.7 oz pre packaged containers other sizes are available. They do offer non alcohol versions of their ice cream. The various flavors consist of: Old Fashioned made with Woodford Reserve & Cointreau Kentucky Crème Brûlée made with Makers Mark The Highland Truffle A Belgian Chocolate Ice Cream made with The Macallan 12 years The White Russian Velvety coffee liqueur ice cream made with Grey Goose Vodka & Nola Strawberries & Rosé A sophisticated strawberry sorbet made with Veuve Clicquot Rosé & St Germain Lucky Brownie Irish crème ice cream with bits of brownie made with St Brendan's Irish Cream The ABC A sweet and smooth ice cream made with Amaretto, Bailey's, & Cognac. Agave Dulce De Leche A dulce de leche ice cream made with Milagro Resposado Tequila The Coco Loco A tropical coconut ice cream made with Don Julio Blanco Tequila Passion Fruit Margarita consists of a sorbet made with Casamigos Tequila I personally loved Kentucky Crème Brûlée made with Makers Mark Bourbon. We also tried the White Russian which did not disappoint, which had a very smooth velvety taste, and the Strawberries & Rosé is also an excellent choice. The Coco Loco made me feel like I was on a different island other than Manhattan. Felt like I was in tropical paradise with every bite! My friends tried other flavors listed below, and some I did not list. However any flavor you choose will be an excellent choice. If you can try them all! They give lovely thermal bags for to go purchases as well. Definitely give Aubi & Ramsa a try. Your tastebuds will thank you! Will be a regular patron!
Hey, here's my review of Aubi & Ramsa - Liquor-Infused Ice Cream Bar (5 out of 5): This is my second time coming back, and Aubi & Ramsa has officially earned its place as one of my favorite hidden gems in the city. Located on a quiet block, it's the kind of place where you can really unwind. Whether you're solo, on a casual date, or meeting a friend, it's perfect for low-key hangs. You can sit outside or relax at the bar inside. It's never been crowded when I've gone, which makes it feel like a personal getaway in the middle of the city. Aubi & Ramsa specializes in liquor-infused ice cream--a rare treat done exceptionally well. Each serving contains 4.9% ABV, so you must be 21 or older to enjoy. It's ice cream that feels just a little dangerous, but in the best possible way. (by the way, they even have a virgin piña colada that's 100% natural ingredients with 0% alcohol.) The overall vibe is calm and intimate, with great music and atmosphere. There are two outdoor tables (usually available unless it gets really popular), and the bar inside is clean and elegant. It's the perfect spot to treat yourself--you don't have to bring anyone along, but it's also a great choice if you do. Right across the street is a beer garden (BIERGARTEN), so depending on the time of day, the block may be either quiet or mildly energetic. Still, Aubi & Ramsa keeps its own relaxed tone no matter what. They offer a solid variety of rotating ice cream flavors--from Old Fashioned and White Russian to Passionfruit Margarita and Chocolate Amaretto. The ice cream is smooth, well-balanced, and surprisingly easy to enjoy. Sometimes the alcohol is subtle, but it's definitely present and may sneak up on you. They also sell pints to go, which is a great bonus. Please note that some of their products may contain or come into contact with common allergens such as dairy, eggs, or peanuts. If you have dietary restrictions, it's a good idea to check ahead. Overall, I give Aubi & Ramsa a strong 5 out of 5. It's rare for me to rate any place this high, but they've earned it. The location is great, the staff has been consistently kind and responsive, the product is excellent, and the environment is exactly what you want from a modern dessert bar. If you're looking to take a break, indulge yourself, or introduce someone to something truly unique, this is the spot.
Very cute place and I love the concept. Great balance of alcohol and sweetness. These small pints were $13.
Located in Nomad, I've passed by this spot SO many times and each time I told myself that I had to come back to try it. This spot offers alcohol-infused ice cream and truly seems like a cool experience. The interior of the place is a bar-vibe, very chill, and nice. Service here is solid. My friend and I tried two different ice creams: one espresso martini, and one strawberries rose. Both were delicious and very different. The espresso martini was rich, creamy, and decadent. The strawberries rose was more like a sorbet and very light. They both came in small jars that were peeled open for us by the bartender. You can also buy pints of these! Would love to come back to try their other flavors!
Yah every city needs a place like this. Alcohol infused ice cream! Yesssss! Our bartender Diego Sosa was so fun and great!
What a fun concept! We were joking around all night about how we're going to go out again on a weekday since we had all gone clubbing a couple nights before but stumbled upon this boozy ice cream shop. It's definitely pricey for the size ($10) but we're paying for the design, experience, and ...booze. I highly recommend the Japanese Pearl flavor! It's refreshing and the punch of spirit is definitely there.
We stopped by to try out their mezcal ice cream, which we really liked! The small sizes are perfect to share and the mezcal with aztec chocolate was delicious! Super smooth ice cream that balanced out the mezcal with chocolate-y sweetness! The music was a bit loud, as the ice-tender turned the music up after we arrived as well, haha. It was just my wife and I, and we enjoyed the second half of the ice cream while walking around outside due to the loud music. All good, though - the ice-tender was feeling the music!
My husband and I were craving dessert after dinner at our hotel and found this place. We had seen photos of this place being like a bar but didn't realize that they only served alcoholic ice cream, which we didn't mind. We shared the chocolate Hiro flavor which is made with Toki (Japanese whiskey). We had a great chat with the 'bartender' and enjoyed the classy and quiet atmosphere (no kids).
Greta marketing , Very friendly bar service , super cute, dim lit small bar with marble top that serves liquor infused ice cream. Offering vodka. Gin, rum , tequila and bourbon infused ices cream served in small tins. More ice cream, less liquor flavor. Good trendy lounge music playing.
I decided to check out Aubi & Ramsa on a hot summer day, thinking some ice cream would help cool me down. This place isn't your regular ice cream shop--it's all about alcoholic ice cream, which is a fun twist! It has a bar setup where you order at the counter, and there are high seats in front of a big mirror. When we got there, it was pretty packed, and the atmosphere was lively. Unfortunately, nobody greeted us, so we weren't sure what to do. Everyone seemed to just walk up to the bar to order, but there was only one staff member working. We were waiting for staff to come take our order, but it seemed like nobody was coming. After waiting for about 10 minutes, we finally said, "Forget it," and headed to the bar ourselves to place our order. After ordering that's when we realized that you just order at the bar. We went with the strawberry and rosé champagne sorbet since that was the only non-dairy option. I have to say, I was a bit let down--the champagne flavor really overpowered the strawberry and rosé, so I didn't get the taste I was hoping for. If you're a champagne lover, you might enjoy it more than I did. Overall, it's a fun concept and worth a try, but I think they could really use some signs or guidance for newcomers on how to order.
What a fun idea and a great spot for dessert! The "small" sizes are the perfect portion for a little sweet treat. There were so many flavors to choose from that you'll find yourself planning the next time you'll go back to try everything else. I had the strawberry daiquiri and for someone who does not drink (like, ever), it was delicious! The strawberry ice cream itself tasted fresh and was the perfect creamy texture and the amount of liquor infused was just right. My friend had the Kentucky Creme Brûlée and it was just as delicious! We are already planning our next city trip to try other flavors. Jasmine was our server and she was amazing - she was so kind and welcoming and friendly. She was attentive to everyone coming in and leaving, and really made this place the 5-star spot that it is.
Not sure you could really go wrong with liquor in your ice cream. It's the absolute in indulgence. They make really cool and unique flavors. They serve it very elegantly. There is a bar if you want to come in and chill with your delicious boozy ice cream. It's bust inside, but the "bartender" makes your concoction right on the spot. Great service. We took ours to go. Next time maybe we will hang out. Definitely worth trying! read more
I ended up here after dinner with some friends, and I'm so glad we stopped by. The space is on the smaller side, which gives it a cozy, intimate vibe. It would be perfect for a date night or catching up with a small group of friends. They had a great selection of flavors, but I went with the Tennessee Crème Brûlée. It was sooo good--rich, creamy, and definitely worth trying. My only complaint is that I wish the serving was a little bigger, but I get it... there's alcohol in it. We ended up staying much longer than we planned, just talking and enjoying the atmosphere. It was the perfect way to end the night, and I'll definitely be back. read more
5 months ago
AMAZING EXPERIENCE!! Thank goodness I actually live in San Francisco or I'd get this every week. Not only is the base ice cream deliciously creamy and flavorful, the alcohol pairing in the ice cream is amazing! The ice creams with stronger liquors (whiskey, rum) definitely pack a smokey punch. I personally ordered the Tennessee Creme Brulee and thought it was a 5/5. On a rainy Sunday at 8PM, all of the seats were taken-- though people do shuffle in & out very fast. The ambiance is that of a real upscale bar. Service was super friendly and professional as well! Will definitely come back here every time I visit the city. :) read more
What a nice and quaint ice cream shop with a special surprise! In the middle of a hot summer day in NYC, Aubi & Ramsa's liqour infused ice cream totally hit the spot. The flavor was powerful, the alcohol has just the right amount, and the positive vibes were high. Totally worth a stop or at least purchasing a pint online! read more
My new favorite ice cream. Lately I have been seeing many ice cream infused with alcohol bars in the neighborhood. While visiting the Whitney on a warm summer day. Decided to take the plunge and splurge on ice cream infused with alcohol. As you enter the atmosphere is quiet, calm, and the music is a very relaxed vibe. The service is lovely, the prices are great, considering what a nonalcoholic ice cream cone costs now. Aubi & Ramsa is a 21 & older ice cream company, made with top quality ingredients, and high end liquors. The ice cream is served in 3.7 oz pre packaged containers other sizes are available. They do offer non alcohol versions of their ice cream. The various flavors consist of: Old Fashioned made with Woodford Reserve & Cointreau Kentucky Crème Brûlée made with Makers Mark The Highland Truffle A Belgian Chocolate Ice Cream made with The Macallan 12 years The White Russian Velvety coffee liqueur ice cream made with Grey Goose Vodka & Nola Strawberries & Rosé A sophisticated strawberry sorbet made with Veuve Clicquot Rosé & St Germain Lucky Brownie Irish crème ice cream with bits of brownie made with St Brendan's Irish Cream The ABC A sweet and smooth ice cream made with Amaretto, Bailey's, & Cognac. Agave Dulce De Leche A dulce de leche ice cream made with Milagro Resposado Tequila The Coco Loco A tropical coconut ice cream made with Don Julio Blanco Tequila Passion Fruit Margarita consists of a sorbet made with Casamigos Tequila I personally loved Kentucky Crème Brûlée made with Makers Mark Bourbon. We also tried the White Russian which did not disappoint, which had a very smooth velvety taste, and the Strawberries & Rosé is also an excellent choice. The Coco Loco made me feel like I was on a different island other than Manhattan. Felt like I was in tropical paradise with every bite! My friends tried other flavors listed below, and some I did not list. However any flavor you choose will be an excellent choice. If you can try them all! They give lovely thermal bags for to go purchases as well. Definitely give Aubi & Ramsa a try. Your tastebuds will thank you! Will be a regular patron! read more
Hey, here's my review of Aubi & Ramsa - Liquor-Infused Ice Cream Bar (5 out of 5): This is my second time coming back, and Aubi & Ramsa has officially earned its place as one of my favorite hidden gems in the city. Located on a quiet block, it's the kind of place where you can really unwind. Whether you're solo, on a casual date, or meeting a friend, it's perfect for low-key hangs. You can sit outside or relax at the bar inside. It's never been crowded when I've gone, which makes it feel like a personal getaway in the middle of the city. Aubi & Ramsa specializes in liquor-infused ice cream--a rare treat done exceptionally well. Each serving contains 4.9% ABV, so you must be 21 or older to enjoy. It's ice cream that feels just a little dangerous, but in the best possible way. (by the way, they even have a virgin piña colada that's 100% natural ingredients with 0% alcohol.) The overall vibe is calm and intimate, with great music and atmosphere. There are two outdoor tables (usually available unless it gets really popular), and the bar inside is clean and elegant. It's the perfect spot to treat yourself--you don't have to bring anyone along, but it's also a great choice if you do. Right across the street is a beer garden (BIERGARTEN), so depending on the time of day, the block may be either quiet or mildly energetic. Still, Aubi & Ramsa keeps its own relaxed tone no matter what. They offer a solid variety of rotating ice cream flavors--from Old Fashioned and White Russian to Passionfruit Margarita and Chocolate Amaretto. The ice cream is smooth, well-balanced, and surprisingly easy to enjoy. Sometimes the alcohol is subtle, but it's definitely present and may sneak up on you. They also sell pints to go, which is a great bonus. Please note that some of their products may contain or come into contact with common allergens such as dairy, eggs, or peanuts. If you have dietary restrictions, it's a good idea to check ahead. Overall, I give Aubi & Ramsa a strong 5 out of 5. It's rare for me to rate any place this high, but they've earned it. The location is great, the staff has been consistently kind and responsive, the product is excellent, and the environment is exactly what you want from a modern dessert bar. If you're looking to take a break, indulge yourself, or introduce someone to something truly unique, this is the spot. read more
3 months ago
Very cute place and I love the concept. Great balance of alcohol and sweetness. These small pints were $13. read more
Located in Nomad, I've passed by this spot SO many times and each time I told myself that I had to come back to try it. This spot offers alcohol-infused ice cream and truly seems like a cool experience. The interior of the place is a bar-vibe, very chill, and nice. Service here is solid. My friend and I tried two different ice creams: one espresso martini, and one strawberries rose. Both were delicious and very different. The espresso martini was rich, creamy, and decadent. The strawberries rose was more like a sorbet and very light. They both came in small jars that were peeled open for us by the bartender. You can also buy pints of these! Would love to come back to try their other flavors! read more
2 years ago
What a fun concept! We were joking around all night about how we're going to go out again on a weekday since we had all gone clubbing a couple nights before but stumbled upon this boozy ice cream shop. It's definitely pricey for the size ($10) but we're paying for the design, experience, and ...booze. I highly recommend the Japanese Pearl flavor! It's refreshing and the punch of spirit is definitely there. read more
2 years ago
We stopped by to try out their mezcal ice cream, which we really liked! The small sizes are perfect to share and the mezcal with aztec chocolate was delicious! Super smooth ice cream that balanced out the mezcal with chocolate-y sweetness! The music was a bit loud, as the ice-tender turned the music up after we arrived as well, haha. It was just my wife and I, and we enjoyed the second half of the ice cream while walking around outside due to the loud music. All good, though - the ice-tender was feeling the music! read more
1 year ago
My husband and I were craving dessert after dinner at our hotel and found this place. We had seen photos of this place being like a bar but didn't realize that they only served alcoholic ice cream, which we didn't mind. We shared the chocolate Hiro flavor which is made with Toki (Japanese whiskey). We had a great chat with the 'bartender' and enjoyed the classy and quiet atmosphere (no kids). read more
Greta marketing , Very friendly bar service , super cute, dim lit small bar with marble top that serves liquor infused ice cream. Offering vodka. Gin, rum , tequila and bourbon infused ices cream served in small tins. More ice cream, less liquor flavor. Good trendy lounge music playing. read more
2 years ago
I decided to check out Aubi & Ramsa on a hot summer day, thinking some ice cream would help cool me down. This place isn't your regular ice cream shop--it's all about alcoholic ice cream, which is a fun twist! It has a bar setup where you order at the counter, and there are high seats in front of a big mirror. When we got there, it was pretty packed, and the atmosphere was lively. Unfortunately, nobody greeted us, so we weren't sure what to do. Everyone seemed to just walk up to the bar to order, but there was only one staff member working. We were waiting for staff to come take our order, but it seemed like nobody was coming. After waiting for about 10 minutes, we finally said, "Forget it," and headed to the bar ourselves to place our order. After ordering that's when we realized that you just order at the bar. We went with the strawberry and rosé champagne sorbet since that was the only non-dairy option. I have to say, I was a bit let down--the champagne flavor really overpowered the strawberry and rosé, so I didn't get the taste I was hoping for. If you're a champagne lover, you might enjoy it more than I did. Overall, it's a fun concept and worth a try, but I think they could really use some signs or guidance for newcomers on how to order. read more
2 years ago
What a fun idea and a great spot for dessert! The "small" sizes are the perfect portion for a little sweet treat. There were so many flavors to choose from that you'll find yourself planning the next time you'll go back to try everything else. I had the strawberry daiquiri and for someone who does not drink (like, ever), it was delicious! The strawberry ice cream itself tasted fresh and was the perfect creamy texture and the amount of liquor infused was just right. My friend had the Kentucky Creme Brûlée and it was just as delicious! We are already planning our next city trip to try other flavors. Jasmine was our server and she was amazing - she was so kind and welcoming and friendly. She was attentive to everyone coming in and leaving, and really made this place the 5-star spot that it is. read more
2 years ago
Rich alcohol-infused ice cream. The sparse a comfortable storefront offers a variety of decadent ice cream flavors. The products are made in Florida. The products are served in sealed containers in one of two different sizes. read more
3 months ago
Overall, a fun creative concept. Pulled up to the "bar" and we ordered a few ice creams to try. You could definitely taste the alcohol in the kentucky creme brulee! Overall, the flavors were interesting, but ~$10+ tax/tip for 3.7 oz (less than a single ice cream scoop) felt small. Glad we tried it once. I also agree it's not really a sit and linger type of place. We were in and out in less than 20 minutes. read more
2 years ago
I went to Aubi & Ramsa located at 38 Little W 12th Street for a little dessert before heading to the hotel. I was drawn in by the sign that said liquor infused ice cream! Inside I was greeted by a lovely lady who suggested a few of her favorites. I went with the Lucky Brownie made with St. Brendan's Irish cream, sweet cream ice cream and bits of brownie. The sweet cream ice cream was smooth and rich! The ice cream was soooo good I ordered another 3.7 oz serving but I changed the flavor to the Addictive Chocolate Manhattan made with Hudson whiskey, chocolate ice cream and cherries. The Chocolate ice cream blended so well with the whiskey and cherries that I didn't even taste the alcohol! This was a refreshing change from the delicious gelato shop I go to. If you are in the city you should definitely check them out! read more
1 year ago
Literally edible alcohol--unique and a good array of flavors. Portions were smaller but the flavors were refreshing. The seats inside are usually taken but we just walked around munching and sat on a random table. read more
Great service and ice cream!! We walked in on a Friday night snd seated ourselves at the bar area. Our server behind the bar was super friendly, and let us take our time to choose from their many flavors. We ended up with a key lime martini ice cream which was not boozy but an excellent dessert. The chocolate Japanese whiskey ice cream was phenomenal! They are kot cheap at US$10 each but its New York City, and the ice cream was pretty high quality. I'd recommend it! read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
This is such a cool and unique spot! It is not quite an ice cream shop and not quite a bar- a nice fusion of both. I expected it to be like a gelato store where you get a scoop of ice cream/ sorbet. Instead, you sit down by the bar area, and it looks like a fancy cocktail bar. You choose your desired ice cream/ sorbet from a menu, and it gets served to you (already preportioned). You can sit there an enjoy it like drinking a cocktail, but it's dessert :) LOVES: - Vegan options! There were ~5 sorbet options, so not just 1 token item. I tried the passion fruit margarita sorbet made with Casamigos tequila--so good! Also tried the mango mai tai. Good as well, but prefer the margarita one. The alcohol taste is not too strong- just a hint. - Wide menu variety- besides vegan options there were also plenty of non-vegan ice cream options such as Espresso Martini, White Russian. Check out the menu online. - Cute presentation- dessert comes in a nice portion sized "mini pint" if you get the small version. - Cute ambiance- great for a date night or really any event - Friendly & fast service - Nice location around the Meatpacking district. OTHER NOTES: - Single serving of sorbet was $10-12- this is expensive for sorbet, but less than a cocktail. Was this as strong as a cocktail? Definitely not. I am pretty sensitive to alcohol and did not feel a buzz. So at the end of the day, you can say it is pricey sorbet/ ice cream which may be a downside for some. - This place is 21+ I believe - You can also buy a whole pint which will run you around $25. I think this is for taking home but if you like you can probably share a pint with friends there :) - Looks like they deliver, but I think enjoying the ambiance here is great! Overall- really nice dessert spot that I would return to. I would love to try their other vegan options such as the Strawberries & Rose. read more
3 years ago
This spot was on my list of things to check out while in the city. When I added it to my New York map I noted that it was in close proximity to the Starbucks Reserve Roastery that I also wanted to check out. As such, I opted to eat a small bite at Starbucks and have dessert at this spot. First- getting to this spot. We are staying in midtown and an Uber would have cost $50 bucks to get to this location! Yes- that is USD!! I just could not justify spending that amount just to support a few businesses. As such, We did what the locals do- took the subway! It is actually pretty easy to get around. We just opened up the maps app and selected transit. It tells you what station to walk to, as well as how many stops you will make prior to the one you need to depart at. It's only $2.90 per ride, so a much better deal than the cost of Uber. Once we arrived at this spot we viewed the menu that was posted outside at the door. Once we committed to trying it out we walked in and immediately greeted by the staff behind the bar. This is a small location, but such a cute spot for a date night or a girls night out. The decor is simple and the containers of the ice cream are utilized as decor. Very cute vibe! The staff suggested the Lucky brownie since I advised I wanted something more like dessert. It's $10 for a small. I personally think it's more than enough ice cream. However, I can see how some may think it's too small of a quantity for the price point. When I grabbed a spoonful and let it enter my mouth/ my taste buds were satisfied. I don't really know how ti describe it, but it was a pleasant taste and not a strong alcoholic taste. If you want to try something a little unique I would highly suggest checking this spot out! read more
Amazingly creamy, delicious, and flavorful, especially the dark chocolate with the nuts! They can be excitingly dangerous because the alcohol infused in the ice cream is not overly intense. My friend and I loved the flavors we got and we can't wait to try their many selections! The ambiance is chill and spacious, where it feels like a high class ice cream bar to end a perfect date! The service was great and the pricing is not overly expensive, I actually feel like you get more bang from your buck with this than you would for a cocktail! Try this for a change and I promise you'll crave for more! Thank you for reading and best of luck! (: read more
Great service and amazing recommendations. My friend and I loved the Strawberry Daiquiri. We also got the Kentucky Crème Brûlée and the Passion Fruit Margarita. Passion Fruit Margarita was a fan favorite according to the employee. However, my friend and I personally preferred the Kentucky Crème Brûlée and Strawberry Daiquiri. Love the atmosphere, we chatted for hours! Will definitely consider coming back in the future. *Forgot to take picture of Strawberry Daiquiri since we added that to our order later read more
2 years ago
These were amazing and much cheaper than a cocktail! There was a bar inside and a few small tables, but it's not designed for you to stay for long. This is a great alternative to grabbing a drink after dinner. read more
2 years ago
Cute alcoholic ice cream and sorbet. The space is nice and airy, all the ice cream comes in this tin, they make it in Miami in small batches. I had this tequila mango one and it was yummy yummy. read more
Short review: Elegant version of the frat boy Tipsy Scoop Barlour. Expensive but worth it. Would highly recommend buying the French Connection Dulce De Leche "topping" and well topping stuff with it. I was here with some others after going to the nearby new location of Ayada (review forthcoming.) This is a fancy little ice cream shop which looks like a bar enough so that the friendly "bartender" had had to tell people that they don't serve drinks here (outside of presumably espresso judging by them having affogatos.) speaking of the bartender, the woman was very friendly giving good recommendations to people and her friendly service definitely made the night more special. The ice cream here as well as the toppings are around 4.9% ABV and they are made with premium spirits so the prices are pretty well warranted along with this being a fancy neighborhood. As I am a big fan of an Old Fashioned, I went with that ice cream which here is made primarily with Woodford Reserve bourbon as well as Cointreau, a French orange flavored triple sec. This was a delicious flavor with a good hint of bourbon. The Cointreau worked as the citrus element found in most Old Fashioned and I enjoyed it. Another person had The Crème Brûlée made with Maker's Mark and caramelized sugar sprinkles which was tasty as well. Another person had The chocolate Azteca with Salvación Original (mezcal) and a sprinkle of cinnamon. This one had the strongest ice cream flavor and the mezcal had a good punch and I would recommend that one as well. I believe someone else had the Coco Loco with Don Julio Blanco (tequila) and coconut flakes which I think I remember being good as well. All of the ice creams were $9 outside of the scotch which is $10 and the champagne one which is $11. As I decided to overindulge, I also got the French Connection Dulce De Leche topping for $7. Said cocktail consists of equal parts amaretto and cognac and the cognac in this instance was Remy Martin 1738. I almost liked this more then the ice cream as the alcohol was a bit stronger but it was still pretty well balanced by the dulce de leche. It was a delicious mix and I am very tempted to stop by at this location or likely go to their newer one in flatiron and buy a bottle which I believe is $35. I also got a Hazelnut Sidecar Affogato with Hennessy cognac, Frangelico hazelnut liqueur, and Cointreau for $8. She opened up the wrong affogato to begin with (the Carajillo with Licor 43, a Spanish vanilla liqueur made with 43 different spices) and the only fault of the service was that the person who decided to have it paid for it even though it was accidentally opened. The affogato was good though my least favorite of the treats I had. She made a good espresso but I would say it was a bit too sweet with almost a bit too much of a bite from the cognac. I spooned out a bit of the carajillo which I preferred. Outside of one thing which I think was just alright, I found this to be by far the best take on alcoholic ice cream. Yes the prices are high but there are now gelato and fancy ice cream spots which you pay only a couple bucks less and they use very high quality spirits here which you can definitely taste. Thanks Miami. read more
This is a really cute concept. It's like a cute bar, but with ice cream instead of alcohol. The ice cream really gave you the alcohol taste without it being too much. Even though these ice creams are very tiny. It's really all you need. but just fair warning, they are very tiny for the price. read more
I've been a fan of Aubi & Ramsa since they opened their first store in Miami back in 2017. I was looking forward to try their NYC location and to my surprise their store looked very different than the one I remembered, but in a good way. I would describe it as an ice cream bar with high quality service, beautiful atmosphere and interesting choice of "drinks". You have to be +21 to eat here as all of their ice creams contain liquor, on my visit I had the strawberry Daiquiri, and the Key Lime Pie Martini. I do remember their products having a stronger liquorish flavor, not anymore. I was surprised because this was supposed to be the whole point of this brand, in the key martini the gin was hardly identified, they must have changed their formulas because it used to be very strong (in a good way). However it was still tasty and a good option if you want to try something different. They offer only two sizes, the small and the pint. I would recommend going in groups of 2 o 3 people and ordering the pint because the small is about $9 and the pint $23 being the latest at least 4-5 times bigger, so it's a much better deal. They deliver through Uber eats and grubhub, which makes them a great choice for anyone craving their products and they also offer vegan options. I would definitely recommend for the fun of trying something unique. read more
Came across these amazingly crafted alcohol infused ice creams walking the streets of NYC! Must be 21+ or older to enter and purchase. We initially spotted this gem out on Broadway. We ordered the agave dulce de leche and it had such a smooth, creamy, balanced taste. Great pairing with the flavor and tequila! We had to have more, so we settled for the lucky brownie and strawberry daiquiri through UberEats that night since most were sold out on the app. Both did not disappoint. The next day, down in the meat packing district, we came across the second location. We dropped in for another agave dulce de leche and tried strawberries and rose also. All were good, but the star of the show was the agave dulce de leche! I inquired about shipping and was instructed to use the website. However, there seemed to be a website issue. Overall, very pleasant experience with kind staff and very clean establishment. Hopefully, I can place an order to Atlanta on their website soon! read more
Stellar place in area. We were mostly looking for an ice-cream shop nearby but were pleasantly surprised by this alcohol-infused selection. Their menu is interesting. It is organized by spirit. I chose the passion fruit margarita sorbet, which was exactly as I expected! Light and fruitful. We also had the Kentucky creme brûlée, which was excellent but was made even more special by the French connection add-on. A bit pricy for ice-cream but the experience was worth it. The gentleman behind the counter was super friendly and willing to discuss any of the flavors. And the place is immaculate, so worth bringing friends to. read more
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