So cute! Very quaint and not a lot of indoor seating but also have a patio with lots of tables. So…read moremany flavors and toppings/sundaes! I recommend the cold brew peanut butter chip! CASH ONLY! And they have good portions. I'd def get a brownie sundae next time

This place has a lot of flavors which is a plus. The homemade waffle cone was very tasty. Ice cream…read morewas good and service was friendly. It smells very good and there is a small amount of indoor and outdoor seating.

Ice cream candy and…read more lots of ocean The Scoop Shack is a ice cream and old fashion candy store that features fantastic home made ice cream. I believe it's relatively new because I've never noticed it before on Block Island and I tend to notice ice cream places. Then again it is sort of tucked away in a corner and could be hard to see. The store is small, with a counter for the scream and various candies and other treats scattered around. A couple of tables inside and a courtyard overlooking the ocean on the outside. Saying that the view is great is actually an understatement. We didn't bother with the candy but the ice cream was absolutely incredible. Smooth and rich and no doubt containing a astronomical amount of calories and fat, just the way great ice cream should be. They don't have vast amount of different types but enough variety to satisfy anybody except those looking for something very unusual. There aren't many things better in life than sitting in a beautiful spot over looking the ocean and devouring great ice cream. Even though it was hoter than hell when we were on the island, a cool breeze was coming off the water and combined with the richness and algidity of the great ice cream the world was a perfect place. At least our little part of the world. Their are lots of ice cream places in the world but The Scoop Shack is one of those special places that I will always seek out when I'm on Block Island. The place to relax and just appreciate the moment and forget everything else. The ice cream here is exceptional but no matter how good the scream is, the views will always be even better.

I don't do ice cream and I abhor tourist traps, but for whatever reason, the scoop shack, while…read morebeing incredibly close to the dock, offers an amazing selection of locally made icecream at affordable...ish kiddie sizes. I tried their blueberry chocolate flavor and was surprised by chomping on hearty pieces of fresh berries and large chocolate chunks. The waffle cones are really pricey, however, and I can't state whether they're worth it or not, since I wasn't willing to shell out $8. Overall, this is a good spot if you (or your kids) are yearning for ice cream on a hot summer day and it won't hurt your wallet as long as you're all willing to share a kiddie sized ice cream =P

Didn't know this place existed on our previous trips to block island so my friend Connie took me in…read morehere and omg!!!! I was in sweets heaven and so many appealing things to choose from! Large cookies the size of a baby's head! They have a cotton candy machine but it was down, lots of ice cream, pastries, and just so much! Friendly staff and a fun place for kids or adults (who love sweets and have a sweet tooth) stop in and get something before getting back on the ferry!

We had a wonderful dinner on our first time in Block Island and we wanted to cap it off with…read moresomething sweet. This place looked very enticing with its wide selection and its colorful and lively interior and exterior. Even with their large selection of ice creams I had a very hard time choosing something I really wanted and was going to enjoy. I tried three samples of ones I would want, none of which really spoke to me, and was given flak by the employee for asking for another one. I settled for a very artificial-tasting pistachio so I wouldn't get yelled at anymore. Wide selection, fun atmosphere, the whole experience just didn't do it for me.

How can you go wrong with great ice cream, you can't. The staff was nice and service was quick…read more There isn't great parking because it's on the island so be prepared to walk It was a perfect way to end the day before getting on the ferry

My wife went there at 1:00 p.m. last Saturday before Labor Day and she got violently sick on the…read morechocolate ice cream. She had to go to the Med Clinic there. The server did not take the ice cream from the glass case. she went into a cabinet. My wife got food poisoning as it ruined our whole day on Block Island, and she is still suffering from the salmonella poisoning. I wrote them about this last week and they still never replied. I will never go back to any Ben n Jerry's. The store was empty, as the ice cream store not far away down the road was crowded. That should have told her something. Horrible experience .

friendly service, great ice, AMAZING slushies. recommend this place to everyone i see walking on…read morethe street. check out the shaved ice shack. it's a must.

From the owner: Shave Ice Shack specializes in Hawaiian inspired Shave Ice! With 25 delicious flavors to choose…read morefrom, cooling down from the hot summer sun has never been this easy! Along with snacks and drinks including Red Bull Infusions, the Shave Ice Shack has all your summer needs covered! Come visit us at 232 Water Street (right in front of Odd Fellows Cafe) and experience our Shave Ice delicacies!

TigerFish was a nice break from all the seafood places on Block Island. It's not right on the main…read morestreet, so it's a lot quieter and more laid back. The patio outside is really clean and comfy, and it's a great spot to have lunch. What really caught my attention was the Peking Duck Quesadilla , it was AMAZING. The flavors all worked so well together, and I would definitely order it again. One thing that was a bit of a problem was that it was kind of hard to eat, everything kept falling apart, but it was so good that it didn't really matter. We got a bunch of other things too, like General Tso's Chicken, coconut rice, crab rangoons, coconut shrimp, and a shrimp sushi roll. everything was really good and fresh. The coconut rice was a great side dish, and the crab rangoons were gone in no time. The drinks were also really good, One thing though, they didn't put a lot of liquor in them, but they were still fun to drink. Our server was really great, and did a fantastic job, especially since we had a big group of 12 people. We get that it can be tough to handle a table that size. The only problem we had was with the timing of the food. Some of us got our appetizers and main courses before the others had even gotten their appetizers. It wasn't a huge issue, but it's something the kitchen could work on to make sure big groups feel like they're eating together. It would be great if they could improve that, so everyone can enjoy their meal at the same time. I would definitely go back to TigerFish. It's a great choice if you want something different from the usual Block Island food. They have really tasty food, great drinks, and a nice quiet atmosphere.

We stumbled across Tigerfish using the Karpo app, and I'm surprised it took me this long to try it…read more I've been visiting Block Island for years--hundreds of times, in fact--but had never stopped here before. We visited midweek, so it was fairly quiet. The restaurant is conveniently located just a short walk from the ferry and offers plenty of seating, both indoors and outdoors. Service was fast, friendly, and especially helpful when it came to identifying which menu items were vegan or could be modified, which we really appreciated. We ordered the B.Y.O. Tofu Spring Rolls and the Pork Potstickers. Both appetizers were generously sized. The spring rolls were fresh and flavorful, but having to assemble them myself at the table was a bit messy and took away from the enjoyment. I would have preferred them to come fully prepared. That said, they were still quite tasty. The pork potstickers, on the other hand, were a standout and an easy favorite of the meal. One downside was that the doors were open to enjoy the beautiful weather, but that also meant we were battling flies throughout our meal, which was a little distracting. Overall, Tigerfish was a great find with good food, knowledgeable service, and a convenient location. Despite a couple of minor drawbacks, we enjoyed our visit and will definitely return on a future trip to Block Island.

We love this place. The food is always great. This visit for lunch was extremely busy. Our food…read morewas a little on the late side. Not enough to complain about. When our food arrived the waitress said the wait was way too long and comped our lunch. They didn't have to do this but it was very appreciated. the smoked pork shoulder sandwich was awesome!

Amazing rainy day lunch! Would go back for sure! The French onion soup hit the spot and the Bloody…read moreMarys were great. The pork shoulder sandwich was also amazing! Great views of the harbor as well. Best, Bob B.

Delightful, prompt, fresh and delicious. These cash-only fabulous duster have lunch dialed in…read more Fresh sammiches made with love (that's a quote)! $14 for any sammich on the menu with a bag of chips for lunch as of 27 SEPT 2023. Come out and help us support local women owner small businesses! We got the Twisted Sister and Brigid Beachin'. Both were outstanding!

Enjoyed a Sunday evening dinner from the raw Crudo and Grill menu. Gourmet presentation…read more They advertise BYOB but the the corking fees were extremely excessive. $32 for wine and $25 for beer. They really need to rethink this.

Great service. Burger was well done with he perfect amount…read moreof cheese bacon and meat ratio. Very outdoors beach style seating very pretty. Fries were a little bit over salted but very tasty. Very recommended

We had a great experience at Poor Man's Pub. The outdoor seating is dog-friendly, which was a huge…read moreplus for us, and the atmosphere around the wood-fired oven makes for a fun place to relax. The menu has a large variety of options, from wood-fired pizzas and burgers to pulled pork and brisket sandwiches. We ordered the 12-inch wood-fired pizza with pepperoni, sausage, and peppers, and it was excellent. The crust was light, thin, and had that delicious wood-fired flavor. I also appreciated that they used thin slices of sausage instead of sausage crumbles--it made every bite better. The brisket sandwich was also very tasty and full of flavor. My only suggestion would be to serve it on a sturdier roll, such as a Kaiser or torpedo roll, instead of white toast, since the bread fell apart pretty quickly. Overall, the food was delicious, the service was great, and the dog-friendly patio makes this a place we'll definitely visit again. I'd happily recommend Poor Man's Pub.