I never actually went to Scoop N Scootery (requiescat in pace) before it closed at this location,…read moreeven though I bike passed by every day after work. This is because I was always telling myself, "Dinner before dessert, right?" Of course, I'd never make it back after dinner. But now that Sweet Spoon is here, I finally popped in, and I'm glad I did! First off, the staff were incredibly kind. I didn't realize how huge their "small" size is. (Think: multiple scoops!) I asked if I could get two flavors in a small (some places say no), and while the server had already started scooping one flavor, she assured me it was no big deal as she transitioned to the second flavor. Honestly, I wonder how many flavors I could cram into that small cup: it felt like four scoops! Does that mean four flavors...? (Can you tell I like variety?) The portion is pretty insane (in a good way), but the ice cream wasn't overly sweet, which is a problem I often have with ice cream. I ended up with Campfire S'mores (YUM) and Cappuccino Chip (also yum!), and it absolutely hit the spot. I sat at the high top, ate ice cream, and watched the sunset on a blazing hot day. Did I eat dinner that day? No. ...but do you even need dinner when ice cream feels like a meal and contains protein, carbs, fat, along with Vitamins A and D, and calcium? Also no! In any case, I'll definitely be back to try more flavors, and to see what the homemade tiramisu and that Dubai chocolate dessert are all about.

They have lots of options here! I saw someone getting strawberries covered in Dubai chocolate which…read morelooked delicious. I got a fruit blast sundae, which was huge. Modified it a little (asked for no shortcake and no strawberry syrup)- strawberry pineapple orange ice cream (though tasted more like strawberry and creamsicle), coconut, pieces of strawberry and banana, whipped cream and rainbow sprinkles on top. Generous portion- loved how they even included pieces of strawberry at the bottom.

What a gem of an ice cream store. I sense this ice cream parlor will be getting noticed soon. Also…read morehas lots of gluten-free options. I'll be coming out to the burbs more often for this treat.

Good as ever, new flavors like peanut butter banana whip and salted cookie and cream make for an…read moreeven more interesting conglomeration of flavors overall. Open till midnight on weekends. Yum!

Best ice cream in the city (Richardson's is best on the north shore) IMHO. The vanilla is so…read moredelicate and creamy. I love to get this with chocolate sprinkles. I also appreciate the risks they take with new flavors. There are vegan and dairy free options as well as cakes and pints to go. Love this place. The kids at the service counter are sweet. There are seats inside at tables or outside on benches. Parking is easy at meter spots on the street.

I am a long-time Rancatores fan, which makes it all the more painful to write this disappointed but…read morehonest review. Rancatores prices have notably increased over the last few years (up to $7.50 for a small!), but I have remained a loyal customer due to the ice cream's superior quality. However, as serving sizes have become less generous alongside rising prices, it is becoming increasingly difficult to justify my patronage. Last Sunday, I went to the Rancatores Belmont location and received the following serving for a small. I included the (normal-sized) plastic spoon for scale to demonstrate the minuscule size of the scoops. It's one thing to say that a small is two scoops (though it is not described as such), but even if you believe that, two half-sized scoops does not cut it! I love Rancatores, but I was left feeling upset and robbed after my last visit. I want this local business to succeed, but I hope they can better control the quantity and quality of their product. Until then, I fear I will be staying away from Rancatores.

This place is awesome! The staff is speedy, and the ice cream is great. Really recommend the Vienna…read moreFinger & Banana ice cream, and don't skip on their frappes either (especially the malts)

Rancatore's Ice Cream and Yogurt is a neighborhood ice cream shop known for its house-made flavors,…read morefrozen yogurt, and rotating seasonal specials. We walked into a small, clean space with the feel of a longtime local favorite, the kind of place where the display case is filled with a mix of familiar classics and more adventurous offerings that make it hard to choose just one. The shop had a warm, unpretentious energy with a steady flow of customers coming in for a scoop, and the option to sample flavors before deciding made the decision process feel more interactive. The menu goes beyond the standard selections with unique flavors alongside classic favorites, making it easy to find something whether we were looking for a familiar scoop or something more adventurous. We tried a few options and found the Cocoa Joel standing out as a rich, chocolate-forward flavor that felt indulgent without being too heavy. The basil chocolate chip was another highlight, with a subtle herbal note that made it feel distinct from a typical chocolate chip scoop. Other popular choices like kulfi, sea salt caramel, mango, pistachio, and cookies and cream gave us plenty of variety to explore across multiple visits. The shop also serves milkshakes, sundaes, and customizable ice cream cakes, with generous portions that made even the smaller cup sizes feel satisfying. The quality of the ice cream was consistent, with a smooth, creamy texture that held up well against the flavors. The staff were friendly and patient throughout our visit, creating a welcoming atmosphere whether we were stopping in alone, with friends, or bringing the whole family. They offered samples without hesitation and guided us through the rotating selection without making the experience feel rushed. The shop itself is small and cozy, more focused on the ice cream than the seating, and it works best as a quick stop for a scoop rather than a place to linger for a long time. Overall, Rancatore's Ice Cream and Yogurt is an easy place to return to for homemade ice cream with a mix of classic and creative flavors. The quality of the ice cream, rotating flavor selection, and neighborhood atmosphere have helped make it a local staple for years, offering a dependable stop for a satisfying scoop whenever we are in the area.

Yummy even though it's a little bit expensive. Workers are nice and there is normally not a line…read more Quick and easy. They also have good flavors that they change out.

Food: I tried some of the ice cream and it was really sweet. So I just got toppings to go…read more Service: The woman working there looked really unhappy, but she was nice to me in letting me try different flavors. Ambiance: Cute, bright, and colorful store.

This review is only for the ice cream, not the actual market or deli which was closed when i…read morevisited. There is a nice little parking lot and to the side, you can get an ice cream! I found the price reasonable, roughly 10 dollars for a sundae. The apple cider donut sundae was great, it was super creamy and sweet, with caramel on the bottom. Delicious! I ended up saving the rest for later in the freezer and my boyfriend loved it. There is some outdoor seating around the ice cream area.

I genuinely don't understand the hype around Pizzi Farm Ice Cream. So many locals rave about it,…read moreand based on the overall ratings, I went in expecting something special, but it was a huge disappointment. For a place that prices their ice cream like it's small-batch, gourmet quality, the product just doesn't deliver. The texture, flavor, and overall taste were extremely underwhelming and honestly no better than what you would get at a typical chain ice cream shop. Nothing stood out, nothing felt premium, and nothing justified the cost. Speaking of price, nearly $9 for three tiny scoops feels excessive, especially given the quality. It felt like a complete waste of both money and calories. I would much rather grab a pint of Ben & Jerry's for less than half the price and enjoy it ten times more. Maybe this place was great at some point in the past, but based on my experience, it doesn't live up to its reputation anymore. Definitely not worth going out of your way for.

While the cookies are creative & beautiful, they're relatively expensive. And though the cookies…read moreare fresh and good overall, I've tasted better. At this price point I expected to be blown away. Service was friendly and reasonably quick. Giving Four stars despite my concerns; maybe they're objectively great & just not to my taste.

I have a sweet tooth, but I've never been tempted by Crumbl after growing up on NYC's Levain, which…read morewill always make the best cookie. However, joining the masses here, I enjoyed Crumbl's chocolate chip cookie better than I thought. It's still not Levain and tastes more commercial and fake than other cookies, but it does taste good. If you love cookies, give it a try.

I couldn't recommend Little L more highly. - The croissant…read morewith banana, almond, and nutella was the best croissant I've ever had (and I've lived in France.) - The kindness of the staff was genuine and made the experience lovely. - The location is convenient (easy, free street parking.)

The egg sandwich was amazing! Great deal. It was fresh and light, the tomatoes and lettuce were so…read morecrisp even though it's to-go. Small bakery (in the name) but big options. Would go back again.