Pure sugar chaos, childhood nostalgia, and theatrical madness in Coral Springs…read more Walking into Cherry Smash feels like you accidentally stepped into the opening scene of Willy Wonka, right before someone starts singing and a child learns a moral lesson. This place is a local legend, and for good reason. Cherry Smash isn't trying to be sleek, minimalist, or Instagram-neutral. It's loud, colorful, joyful, and slightly unhinged--in the way candy shops should be. You half expect Charlie Bucket to walk in clutching a chocolate bar and a dream. Let's be honest about the ice cream: It's above average. Solid. Creamy. Well executed. No complaints. But that's not why people line up. You come here for the atmosphere. Walls stacked with candy. Colors everywhere. The kind of visual overload that makes adults nostalgic and kids vibrate at unsafe frequencies. And when Halloween hits? Forget it. Cherry Smash decorates like they take October personally. Seasonal commitment at Broadway-production levels. The candy selection is elite--classic, modern, obscure, and delightfully questionable. Yes, they have bubble gum cigarettes, which feel like a time capsule from an era when adults shrugged and said, "Eh, they'll be fine." It's kitschy, it's ridiculous, and it absolutely belongs here. Seating is limited, but honestly? That's part of the charm. This isn't a linger-for-hours café. It's a pop-in, light-up-your-inner-child, grab-something-sweet-and-go experience. The kind of place where standing is acceptable because you're too busy smiling anyway. Cherry Smash isn't just an ice cream shop--it's a mood, a memory, and a permission slip to enjoy something unapologetically fun in a world that desperately needs more of that.

Honestly, I wasn't much of a fan. Parking can be a little…read moretricky, there is a parking lot, but it's shared by all the merchants in the plaza. You have the option to order at the window outside, or, go into the shop to order. The moment you walk in, it very very overwhelming. Tons of trinkets, posters, colors, signs and memorabilia's and figurines everywhere! The more you look, the more you'll see. Staff seemed like they were there just for their paychecks, and not really caring for the customer service or offering their opinion or recommendations, the night we visited there was a good amount of patrons. There's seating off the right side of the shop and a few towards the back. They have a very wide selection of ice cream flavors. I settled for a dulce deleche, and it was just ok. We ordered that, and I took some pictures and left. The interior was too much for me, personally. Way too much going on.

Walking into Let's Chill feels less like entering an ice cream shop and more like being gently…read morehugged by air conditioning, cleanliness, and good vibes. The place is bright, airy, spotless, and instantly puts you in a better mood, which is dangerous when ice cream decisions need to be made responsibly. Now let's talk about the service. Second to none. Olympic-level. Borderline aggressive generosity. The guy helping us (I'm sorry I didn't catch your name, Ice Cream Sensei ) kept offering samples like he was personally offended by the idea that I hadn't tried every flavor yet. I'm pretty sure I consumed the equivalent of a medium cup in samples alone, and he was still like, "You sure? One more?" And here's the thing. The recommendations were spot on. You can tell this dude is genuinely passionate about the in-house made ice cream. These flavors are thoughtfully crafted, smooth, balanced, and most importantly, no weird artificial colors or chemical nonsense. If the ice cream world had a clean ingredients hall of fame, this place would have its own wing. After tasting my way through half the menu, I completely understand why this is the top-rated ice cream shop in Florida and somehow also gunning for the top spot in the entire country. Ambitious? Yes. Earned? Also yes. Do yourself a favor. Go chill at Let's Chill, eat irresponsibly, and then rate them high because they deserve it, and because you'll feel guilty if you don't after all those samples.

First things first.... Everything we had was delicious! It was good ice cream…read more - The place is veteran owned. - Everything is handmade. - The staff were all friendly. - The store was clean, bright, well lit, and had plenty of seating. - Offering a "flight" of 4 different flavors of ice cream is freaking genius!! But... Nothing here jumped out at us... * The lavender honey made Spensyr smile but neither flavor was very pronounced. * The guava was good but again, very light on the guava flavor and none of the sweet funkiness you expect with guava. * The lime basil sorbet was full of lime, but neither of us could detect an odor or taste of basil. * The caramel crunch was fine. Maybe there aren't a lot of ice cream shops in Coral Springs and so this has become the go-to spot, it's obviously better than supermarket ice cream, but I can't see it as a destination.

Lia was the associate that helped me with my ice cream order. She was sweet and took my order…read more Everytime I go to this spot I always order the Strawberry shorty cake that has biscoff vanilla and strawberry. It is super delicious. I recommend for you to use the app so you can get discounts. They are usually open until 11pm on the weekends. I usually don't eat there I take my ice cream to go but if you would like to eat there you can sit inside our outside. They have seasonal ice cream but I didn't see it this time. I noticed that they have ice cream cakes now. This place has reasonable prices and they offer unlimited samples.

I've decided to "come clean" about a big way I've been staying cool this Summer 2025. Visits to…read moreJeremiah's, of course. Its full name is "Jeremiah's Italian Ice." It helps, I think, to know Jeremiah was a bullfrog. One of my favorite Jelati flavors here is a masterpiece called "Scoop Froggy Frog." Scoop Froggy Frog combines Oreo and Mint flavors for a delightful treat. On my most recent visit I had a Lemon Jelati made with vanilla Soft Serve Ice Cream and added a "Layer-In."Chocolate Soft Serve Ice Cream is also available. The night of my most recent visit I went rogue and finally added a Layer-In to my treat concoction. There are about six (6) Layer-In choices. Well, "layer-in" choices are: Oreo cookies crumbles, Butter Cookie crumbles, mini Hershey's chocolate chips, Rainbow Sprinkles, and Rainbow Nerds, I believe. I read that some of the other Jeremiah's location even offer Boba layer-ins. So glad I tried my Lemon Jelati this way for a change up.

What a great visit. Youre able to try alot of the flavors. I got the rum and raisin as well as the…read morebanana bread. Both were delicious. The staff was great and super helpful. We were told they do karaoke on Friday nights ( 8-9 kids can sing) and a dj with different food trucks on Saturday nights. Theres a bar with different specials including $6 margaritas on Fridays. I will definitely be back

This is nice size and cool place to take the kids and enjoy yourself too. They have a game zone…read morewith two television one for xbox and the other was PS video games for kids to play. They need to time the kids because they wasn't getting up to let other kids play. They need work on fixing that issue. They do different activities there for the holidays too. They had a dj playing but he played too much rap for me!! The kids were having a good time and that's what matters. I enjoyed myself. The prices are a little up there but every where you go now prices aren't friendly to our pockets Also, they were cheap with the portions. High prices less product. I would go again because the kids enjoyed the ice cream and ambiance

Cute little spot in Coral Springs. I like that the hours of…read moreoperation is a little later on weekends, giving everyone an opportunity to make it for some late night treats. We stopped in spontaneously few nights ago, and I was truly impressed by the variety of flavors of ice cream. I opted for the cappuccino crunch, which had a very intense coffee infused flavor that I absolutely loved! They offer more than ice cream, I suppose if you're not in the mood, you could get shakes, brownies or cake pops, which seems to be all great options. The staff is the younger heads, and they were super friendly and patient with the customers. The one little issue I had were the tables and counter tops weren't very clean, they definitely could be wiped down more often, perhaps after customers leave the spot they ate on. Several tables had melted ice cream and crumbs left behind. I'll definitely be coming back however, for their flavor options.

I've been coming to Larry's for 30+ years and have the fondest memories with my family for this ice…read morecream spot. There's just something so nostalgic about coming to your favorite ice cream parlor. While they've changed owners over the years, the quality of the service and ice cream remains the same. They have so many different ice cream flavors, fun cones and toppings, and plenty of room to sit both inside/outside.

First time coming here and it was great. Not only was the ice-cream tasty but the ambiance was…read morehomey and welcoming. Steve the icecream clerk was the absolute best. I would recommend coming here and supporting small rather than a chain like Coldstone!

They say curiosity killed the cat -- but in this case, it led me straight to happiness in a waffle…read morecone. The Magic Cow in Coral Springs has a 4.8-star Yelp rating, and their sister store in Davie is apparently one of the top 10 ice cream shops in the entire United States. So naturally, I had to see if the local legend lived up to the hype. (Spoiler: it did. And then some.) The moment we walked in, I was hit with that nostalgic mix of sugar, laughter, and magic that says you're about to make a very good life decision. The owner greeted us like old friends -- warm, funny, and clearly passionate about what he does. You can tell every scoop that leaves that counter has been crafted with pride. Now, about the ice cream. I went with the Carrot Cake flavor -- and let me tell you, it wasn't just ice cream; it was an experience. Folded into it were ribbons of caramel and bits of pie crust that somehow made me rethink all my previous dessert choices in life. One bite in, and I'm pretty sure I saw colors brighter than usual. My wife went for a combo of Better Batter Cake Carnival and Chocolate Batter Better, and to call it "excellent" would be an understatement. This flavor pairing was pure joy in stereo. I'm pretty sure she stopped listening to me talk for a good five minutes, which is the ultimate compliment to any dessert. Bottom line: The Magic Cow isn't just living up to its reputation -- it's churning out happiness, one scoop at a time. If you haven't been, fix that immediately. Your taste buds will thank you, your diet will forgive you (eventually), and your inner child will do a happy dance.

Frozen custard is what happens when ice cream decides to get serious about its career…read more That was the mood at Whit's Frozen Custard in Coral Springs when my wife and I stopped in and both landed on the blackberry chip flavor of the day. I went with a cup, she chose the waffle cone, which turned out to be the smarter move because that crisp cone with the rich custard was a perfect combo. The first thing that stands out is the texture. This stuff is dense, rich, and incredibly full. Every bite feels smooth and substantial, the kind of frozen dessert that makes regular ice cream seem like it's just winging it. It's deliciously refreshing, but it also has that heavy, creamy body that makes you slow down and actually enjoy it. The blackberry chip was very good, but if I'm being honest, I wanted the berry flavor to hit just a little louder. I've had blackberry ice cream before that really let the fruit sing, and this one felt a little more restrained. Still tasty, still refreshing, just missing that extra berry punch that could have pushed it into five-star territory. Halfway through mine, I actually said, "This texture could make vanilla exciting." That's how good the custard base is here. I also got a taste of the cookies and cream, and that may have stolen a little bit of the spotlight. Creamy, balanced, and loaded with cookie flavor, it instantly became the one I'm eyeing for next time. The place itself is simple, which honestly works in its favor. No frills, no giant menu maze, just vanilla, chocolate, and two flavors of the day made fresh and rotated daily. Checking the calendar ahead of time almost becomes part of the ritual, like seeing what surprise is waiting for you. The staff was friendly, the whole stop was easy, and even with wanting a bit more berry flavor, this was still a really enjoyable dessert run. Easy four stars. Some places wow you with spectacle. Whit's Frozen Custard wins you over with texture, simplicity, and the kind of flavor lineup that gets you planning your next visit on the drive home.

I really enjoyed my trip to Whits at The Walk! I've enjoyed…read moreWhits in Jacksonville and have never been to the Coral Springs Location. During my trip, their flavor of the day was Penguin Tracks. It was so yummy!! Service was friendly and they let us try multiple flavors which was very much appreciated. The inside is pretty simple, there is seating (two seater tables) but the outside patio is always the way to go.

This was an unexpectedly wonderful find in the area! We went to another ice cream shop which was…read moreclosed for the week for a family vacation, so we found My Scoop Shop on Yelp. Thanks to the reviewers, we made the right choice! However, I drove 2 businesses past the shop and had to back up a little to park haha, because the sign on the shop is simply "Bakery". The signage on the window is the only indicator that you found the right place. The shop is essentially a cake bakery on the left, ice cream shop on the right when you walk in. There is no room for seating, but there are 2 sets of tables and chairs outside. The gentleman who mans the shop (the only person who does so) had that dry humor that made him fun to speak to. I asked what the Superman ice cream flavor was, and he answered, "It's only for kids." He told us the Captain Rum Raisin was the product of him trying to make rum raisin with several different kinds of rum, and the feedback he received was that the one with Captain Morgan was the best, so he makes it with that now. I had to try it, then subsequently get a scoop of it. The Captain Rum Raisin had just the right amount of creaminess, raisin and sweet rum flavor. You can get half scoops of ice cream after 1 scoop, so I had a half scoop of Cookie Monster, which is cookies and cream ice cream with a refreshingly aggressive blue coloring. The owner told us to get the Cookie Monster in a cup rather than a cone since it will stain if it melts and drips. It definitely turned our tongues that exact blue color! The ice cream itself was delicious as well, creamy, cookie tastic and not sugar loaded. You can only pay with cash or Zelle (if the owner likes you enough to tell you his number and name). This is so that the owner can avoid card transition device subscriptions and fees, and he can keep his prices low, which by the way, are definitely low for the quality of ice cream he offers! A scoop of ice cream starts in the $2 range! Bring your cash and pay him a fun, cool and delicious visit!

The ice cream shop next to Arun's Indian Kichen was closed temporarily because the owners were on…read morevacation. I was sad, and then we checked to find another ice cream place nearby for my daughter, and we found My Scoop Shop. I am never going back to the other place - everything about this place was perfect. Small-sized boutique ice cream shop sharing a space with a baker. You might have some trouble finding it, but once you're in, the vibe sets. The owner (I think his name was Scott) came out from the back and talked about the variety of flavors that he makes himself, including Superman and Cookie Monster, which he uses real raspberries in and adds organic blue food coloring to. He was extremely nice and made for good conversation. In the end, my partner and my daughter both had Cookie Monster in their cup, and she topped hers off with their Rum Raisin, while I had a Cookie Monster Milkshake. We all enjoyed our blue colored tongues afterwards, and we look forward to being able to do it again soon. Be advised - the shop is cash-only, but the owner does take Zelle payments now as well.

I met Andrea the owner at a city event a couple of weeks ago - she told me they were located on…read moreSample road right next to wings plus. Today I took my kids into her store and we were warmly welcomed once again. She has over 75 flavors with a large selection of Italian ices as well. We opted for the bubble gum Italian ice for the kids and I enjoyed a Brooklyn cheesecake ice cream. Both were refreshing and delicious. She has the cleanest ice cream shop I've ever been in and I love the seating style. You will not be disappointed if you stop in! We will be making frequent stops especially during the hot summer days to come!

Uncle Louie G was founded in 1959 in Brooklyn, New York. The first Uncle Louie G opened in 1997 in…read moreProspect Park. Dino Russo took over in 2009 when his brother, the company founder, retired. At that time all of the Uncle Louie G locations were in New York or New Jersey. In seven years, he was able to grow Uncle Louie G from eight locations to more than 50 through franchising. This franchise of Uncle Louie G's opened in April on Sample Rd in the same plaza as Runyon's. It is owned by Andrea Mormile and her sister, Denise from Brooklyn, New York. The sisters were inspired to open Uncle Louie G's when they couldn't find the kind of icy treats they grew up on. Uncle Louie G''s menu includes 47 flavors of Italian ice and 33 flavors of ice cream including vegan, dairy free, and sugar free. They also sell ice cream cakes, milkshakes, smoothies, ice coffees, Belgian waffle sundaes, and ice cream nachos. For quality control everything's made in Staten Island, New York. They use the best ingredients like real fruit for Italian ice instead of sugar and artificial flavoring. The premium ice cream is 14 percent butterfat and the cheesecake pieces are made from scratch. I had the pleasure of meeting Denise when I stopped in on a steamy Sunday afternoon. The Italian ice is displayed in the cases closer to the door while the ice cream is further down. Ice cream flavors included Louie Big Blue, Brooklyn Cheesecake, and Apple Pie while Italian ice flavors included Oreo cookie dough, chocolate jelly ring, cherry chip, and Italian Dream. I was in the mood for ice and I sampled the cannoli, honey doo, and spumoni. I ended up choosing the spumoni but they were all great. I was impressed with how spot on the flavors tasted. I am still thinking about the honey doo. Sizes come in Brooklyn small ($3.50), small ($4.00), medium ($6.00), and large ($8.00). You can also purchase pints, quarts, and party buckets. I love that they have unique flavors that not everyone else has. This is a welcome addition to Coral Springs as the scorching summer rolls in. Check them out and welcome them to the neighborhood.

It was a quiet Sunday evening around Promenade at Coconut Creek. Most of the stores were closed at…read more6pm. People were either strolling around the plaza or dining at nearby restaurants. I made a quick stop at Cold Stone Creamery for a cool treat, but not necessarily ice cream...a small strawberry banana smoothie would do nicely as the day's heat was dying down. People were steadily coming in as I placed my order with a friendly male employee. I watched as he prepared the smoothie in a timely manner. It was tasty and really thick...a bit difficult to pull the contents through the straw. I had to wait for the consistency of the smoothie to thin out. I don't visit Cold Stone Creamery often, so it makes the times that I do visit enjoyable.

Love this location. Every time I go I stick the same strawberry blond. They are always good…read more It's always pretty quiet but the location is a good option. Plenty of parking options.