Classic American ice cream parlor with creative and amazing flavors for everyone to choose from!!…read more Every time I'm back home in South Florida, I always make it a must to stop by here for a sweet treat. I've had their ice cream sundaes in the past and they're delicious! They even offer ice cream by the scoops (cup or cone), milkshakes/malts, ice cream sodas, and freezes. We stopped by last week after craving a sweet treat on a hot and sunny day. Our son has been into cookies and cream milkshakes lately so we decided to get two milkshakes. What I really like about this place is that they have a take out window for quick and on the go orders. I've dined in a few times in the past which the restaurant is so nostalgic with all the decor. The staff are friendly and efficient. We didn't wait long for our milkshakes. Our son absolutely loved his Oreo cookie milkshake. I have to admit that I've never tried their savory dishes but it definitely gives us a good reason to come back the next time we visit. We will be back!

I am not someone who typically leaves negative reviews, but this experience really upset me…read more We had heard this was a historic ice cream parlor, so we decided to go out of our way to check it out. While we were waiting in line, my 22-year-old daughter and her 19-year-old friend went inside to look around and browse the items for sale. They were approached by a female employee who rudely asked what they were doing. Fortunately, a nearby gentleman spoke up and said that they were clearly just looking around at the merchandise. My daughter ordered a double scoop without realizing how enormous it would be. The $14 double scoop on a waffle cone was literally about to topple over. Because the line was very long, I didn't want to cut in front of other customers just to ask for a cup. Instead, I stepped inside and asked an employee if I could have one to help save the ice cream from disaster. He gladly handed me a cup, and I politely thanked him. As I was transferring the ice cream, the same rude employee came outside and told me that I should have gotten back in line and waited for a cup. She barked, "The cups cost 50 cents extra." I responded that I would have been happy to pay the 50 cents, but we were having an ice cream emergency. Her response was, "Next time, wait in line and pay for the cup!" Keep in mind, I had just spent $38 plus a tip on two cones and a malt. I'm pretty sure I could afford the extra 50 cents. Needless to say, we won't be a next time. Ever. People who don't like dealing with customers shouldn't be working in customer service. Oh, and according to the girls, the ice cream wasn't life-changing, either.

Great soft serve and just a classic place. Would recommend to everyone. Feels like family when you…read morewalk in there. It's always clean and always consistent.

Wow... this was a completely unexpected gem…read more Disclaimer: I'm a Canadian living in the Pacific Northwest, and I've almost never found authentic Quebec-style poutine in the U.S. (with one exception). Finding this in Florida honestly felt like that moment in Ratatouille when the critic takes a bite and is transported back to childhood. That's exactly what this felt like. Food: 4.5/5 Hot Chicken Sandwich with Poutine (4.5/5) Shredded chicken breast between slices of bread, absolutely drenched in gravy, with peas on top and a generous side of poutine. Magnifique. I haven't had a hot chicken sandwich like this since growing up in Canada, and wow... this brought me straight back. Thick-cut fries were spot on, and the cheese curds were exactly how poutine should be. Only reason it's not a full 5: the chicken leaned a bit dry, and part of me remembers this dish more with dark meat than white. Popcorn Chicken Poutine (4/5) Crunchy, tender, and satisfying. Same excellent poutine base, which really carries the dish. Service: 4/5 Friendly and helpful. They even gave me a heads-up that the sandwich would be drenched in gravy... which, honestly, is exactly what I was hoping for. Ambiance: Casual and comfortable. Works well for small groups or bigger hangouts. Final Thought: If you're craving real-deal poutine or a nostalgic taste of Canada, this place delivers in a way I didn't expect to find this far south.

Absolutely love The Baked Bear - recently I had the nutella chocolate chunk cookie, pecan pie…read morecookie, and toasted smores ice cream sandwich. It was spectacular! The perfect combination of warm, gooey cookies and refreshing marshmallow and chocolate ice cream with swirls of graham cracker and sea salt fudge was heavenly. Always a fantastic treat at Dania Pointe!

This is a neat little ice cream shop in a trendy strip mall complex in Fort Lauderdale. There are a…read morefew parking garages and parking lots within a reasonable walking distance. You can get ice cream, cookies, brownies, or ice cream sandwiches made from all of them. You can get various toppings around the edge of the ice cream in the sandwich if you so choose. One of my kids wanted just cookies and brownies. The other wanted an ice cream cone, and yep. You guessed it, I wanted an ice cream sandwich. Like most ice cream shops, they allow you to sample the ice cream. I got a Brown Sugar Ice Cream Sandwich, rolled in almonds, with chocolate chip cookies. It was messy, but really good. For extra measure, I had them warm the cookies. The cookies are gourmet cookies and are really good by themselves, as one of my littles could attest. They have a small dining area with a few tables for you to enjoy your treats. The staff there was very friendly and helpful. My kids and I really enjoyed our treats here, and I highly recommend checking this place out.

Fun dessert with great texture and presentation…read more Stopped by Puffles and ordered a waffle ice cream dessert. The waffle was served warm and fresh with a crispy exterior and soft, fluffy interior. Paired with the cold taro & matcha ice cream, it created the perfect contrast of temperatures and textures. The ice cream was creamy and refreshing, and every bite felt like a fun treat. Service was friendly and efficient, and the staff prepared everything fresh to order. The vibe is bright, trendy, and perfect for a dessert stop. The presentation is cute and photo-worthy, making it a fun place to visit whether you're with friends or just satisfying a sweet craving. Overall, a delicious dessert experience. The combination of warm waffle and cold ice cream is hard to beat, and I'd definitely come back to try different flavors and toppings.

I'm not a huge dessert or sweets person, but I would come here every day if I lived nearby! The…read moreworkers were so patient as we figured out what we wanted to order and how to customize our waffle and it came out so perfectly. If you have trouble finding this place, just follow the scent of fresh, warm egg waffles that trails along Margaritaville.

Nestled inside the Block 40 Food Hall, this place has a great variety of flavors and a tasty cone,…read moreand they're open til 10 on a weeknight! I got a butter pecan cone and it was great.

We have visited and gotten shakes from this spot a few times when we visited the food hall. I…read morewanted a dessert treat after having dinner at a neighboring restaurant. I've had their coconut shakes in the past that were delicious. Tonight I opted for the dulce de leche shake, and it was a great as well.

What a lovely ice cream shop. Authentic and homemade…read more Tried 2 flavors today: Pistachio - has that green color to it that makes it so nostalgic. Tasted delicious! Coffee- they use freshly ground coffee and the flavor is very bold. For the coffee lovers this is for you! Absolutely delicious!!! The gentlemen manning the spot was a very nice caucasian man. Polite and easy-going definitely added to the experience. Love the artwork and the space was clean. Definitely will be coming back and recommending this spot to all my friends. Thank you for having us

The family needed a sweet treat after dinner…read more Commence giant teddy and the promise of free samples. The family got ice cream and this lady got shaved ice. It hit the spot and transported me to the island life. The employee was helpful and patient. Definitely recommend.

I was looking for a place that had egg free and gluten free ice cream for my son. Their chocolate…read morewas a perfect fit. They even got a fresh tub and a clean scooper to ensure there was no cross contamination.

Can't wait to get home to drink my shake. I got a butter pecan and a strawberry large shake. The…read moreshakes are like 32 ounces! We also got a brownie sundae. My daughter is so picky that she does not like nuts or whipped cream so they gave her the option to get another topping and she got gummy bears and extra gummy bears for not wanting any whipped cream. The prices are really nice, portion sizes are huge. You definitely get value for the money you pay. Seems like a nice little small family owned business. They have cow decor all over the place and I absolutely love cows! This place is so cute.

A cute n friendly mom and pop ice cream store. A nice lil spot to sit in the shade with an ice and…read morepeople watch, which is what I did today. They serve soft serve as well as hard ice cream. I sampled a hard ice cream of coconut which was very pleasant. The service was super friendly and sweet too.

My favorite ice cream place on the boardwalk ans lowkey in Florida. The get spamonie, the…read morestrawberry and pistachio swirl is the best thing ever at the beach. I dont think ive ever ordered anything else haha

I have heard that this is a hidden gem in the area. I knew that I had to give it a try…read more We went at around 6 pm and it was so busy. The place has 2 people working. They were so kind and did everyone's orders quick. It's a casual spot. Grab and go. I got the rainbow sprinkles and the chocolate and vanilla. It was delicious. Decent prices. I am coming back.

This small frozen custard shop is a Hollywood throwback gem. It's conveniently located near my…read morefavorite thrift store, so after a hot Saturday afternoon of shopping I stopped by for refreshment. Keep an eye out for the charming blue-and-white stand topped with American flags, set back from the road, it's easy to miss, but worth seeking out. The Siciliano family has been serving the Miami community for decades. In October 1961, Louis Siciliano opened a sub shop at 711 NW 119th Street in Miami. Although the original location has since closed, the family legacy continues with Siciliano's Frozen Custard and the neighboring Sub Center and Siciliano's Subs, all operated by members of the Siciliano family. Don Drybread, Louis Siciliano's great-grandson, originally opened the custard stand as Uncle Tony's Frozen Custard before renaming it Siciliano's in honor of his mother's side of the family. Siciliano's specializes in frozen custard, which differs from traditional ice cream by containing egg yolks and being churned with less air. The result is a denser, richer, silkier dessert with a smooth texture. It's also served at a slightly warmer temperature than ice cream, allowing you to savor its rich flavor. The custard is made fresh throughout the day, ensuring the perfect consistency every time. Custard is offered in the classic flavors of vanilla, chocolate, and a twist of both, available in cups or cones with your choice of nuts, candy, fruit, or sauce toppings. The menu also features sundaes, sorbet, milkshakes, and their signature thick Hurricanes. For something a little different, Carolyn's Creations transforms the custard into treats like cannolis, dessert tacos, and ice cream sandwiches. I ordered a medium vanilla custard topped with butterscotch and it was so satisfying. The rich, creamy custard made the perfect treat on a hot summer day. There isn't any indoor seating, but there are picnic tables next to the Sub Center, which is great spot to savor your sub or custard.

Cost is astronomical $$$$ For four people $60…read moreFor frozen yogurt For toppings we Wish they had pebbles cereal, mochi balls, more fresh fruit options.

After having finished dinner, we decided on a stroll on the Broadwalk and had plans to get some ice…read morecream. Andria's was a short walk from the restaurant and is well lit and believe it or not, open 24 hrs. It's basically a self serve operation with frozen yogurt and pick your our toppings. Pay for what you take. Plenty of outside seating to enjoy your treat and people watch. On the night we went there, a concert with live music was happening just a short walk away and we could easily hear the music. Great place to stop in that won't break the bank