Fun flavors with great prices. We enjoyed the Oreo and pina mango chile paletas along with a scoop…read moreof ice cream in a cone for $11 total. The pina palette was a bit icy but the flavors were good. No bathroom for customers.

WOW! Delicious ice cream! The service is also amazing! The staff was super patient in letting me…read moretry different flavors and answering questions. There's seats for you to sit and enjoy your ice cream. They also sell other light snacks! This place will see a lot of me this summer

Ice cream, booze (boozy ice cream), and a woman owned business? What's not to love?! Here's the…read morescoop: I had the pleasure of attending an Elite Squad event at Tipsy Scoop, where in addition to trying a yummy scoop of ice cream, I also enjoyed a refreshing cocktail. For my ice cream, I went with their Boozy Banana Split. The ice cream was creamy and rich. Oh, and If you're worried about the alcohol overpowering the treat, worry not. That wasn't my experience. For my cocktail, and with Kim's (owner) assistance, I chose the Spicy Margarita Shandy. The drink was accentuated with a small bottle of tajin, and topped with a dehydrated slice of pineapple. It was fizzy and refreshing, and not too sweet. Pro tip: When you purchase a cocktail, you get to keep the glass and straw it's served on/with. A cute souvenir from the experience. The shop is trendy and fun. They also have a neat happy hour. I highly recommend it for a first date, or a catch-up with pals. They caters for events and parties, too. In a nutshell, there's something for everybody.

Clean ice cream shop with lots of natural lighting and some seating outside for a quick bite! The…read moreowner spends her time at front of house, and the store is a bit tucked in so look for the blue chairs outside. I really wanted to try the baklava flavor, but unfortunately it was sold out. I tried both the cookies and cream seasonal flavor and a dark chocolate whisky. Both had a nice subtle booze-aftertaste and were on the icier side -- I wish the chocolate flavor was slightly bolder overall!

This the tres leches I use to measure all others, but they never quite top it…read more "¡Por la gracia de Dios!"

If you like a moist cake and guava, pineapple or passionfruit this spot is for you. I found it too…read moremoist for me, but the passionfruit flavor was decent, and the cake itself is good. I believe it was $6 a slice ..

This place is really cute. Lots of options. The vanilla was great. My server was very helpful!read more

Pretty good ice cream with a decent sized menu for an alcoholic ice cream shop. They also had a…read moresmall selection of non alcoholic as well. The raspberry limoncello was yummy and my friends strawberry white sangria was good as well. Kind of pricy but it's a good option for the area.

I love NYC ice cream trucks and indulge in the various options all summer long. I enjoy the hunt…read morefor the creamiest ice cream and freshest sprinkles. Today, I tried this Yogo truck and felt like I was having a true Seinfeld moment. Could the delicious thing really be fat free yogurt? The vanilla soft serve was exceptionally creamy, the sprinkles were perfectly fresh, and the standard cone wasn't stale at all! Although I usually share a cone with my spouse, I was very glad to have this one all to myself. So good that I stood in the rain eating it. 10/10 Recommend.

The Yogo truck has been at the corner of Wall & Water for three business days between 11:30am to…read moreabout 3pm. The Yogo guy/driver said he will try to visit daily at this corner. This is great for me! I coughed up the extra $1 for chocolate covered vanilla yogurt on a cone; I still like the tart more....

One of the original Thai rolled ice cream places I NYC. Got a delicious matcha ice cream here and…read moreit was fun to watch it being rolled around. According to maps it seems this place no longer exists.

Never really had rolled ice cream before so definitely wanted to check it out. It definitely tastes…read morelike normal ice cream, just a different form. They give you a lot! Quantity is not a question. I believe its only one quantity but a cup has 7-8 rolled ice cream pieces. Then you get all those toppings. I had a tough time finishing it, definitely could feed 2-3 people if you considered sharing. They have a bunch of pre-made flavors...all of which I only liked some things about. For example, I got the Matcha Mania which has matched ice cream, oreo pieces, red bean, mochi, and condensed milk drizzle. Sounds like a boba shop dream but I personally didn't think the red bean and Oreos meshed well with the rest. Return? probably not Recommend? Sure if you're in the area already..but you might want to try to create your own (not sure if they allow it)

Soaked bar, the tres leches cakes were absolutely delicious and very juicy! They were like sponges…read moreand melted in your mouth. I really liked the cherry flavor cake as well as the tres leches cake that I got. I also liked the pink aesthetic of the cafe. Customer service was also really good, and the staff were friendly. However, the prices of the cakes were really expensive as well as the smoothie. It was all delicious, but rather very pricey. The cakes cost $11-$12 and the smoothie was $15, these are not desert prices. The cakes should have been priced at $5-8, and the smoothie also $7-$8. This is more of a treat your self place. But the tres leches cake tasted really good and I loved the sponge like texture of the tres leches cake! The place also didn't have many seats available, it's more of a grab and go place. It is located inside a nut shop. Price: $11-$12 Rating: 7/10

Really great tres leches. I like that they have multiple flavors. I got the 4 pack of strawberry,…read morepistachio, lemon and confetti. Strawberry & pistachio are my faves. I also enjoyed lemon. Service was great, guy at the counter was nice and friendly. It was clean in here and everything was displayed nicely. My only suggestion is for them to get bags big enough to safely hold the boxes. Also, maybe fill the cakes a bit higher inside the tin. It's sooo good i wanted more haha. Otherwise, i will be back will get the Oreo one if they have it!

My friend and I made the trip to East Harlem to try Abuelita's, and it was absolutely worth the…read morehype. We ordered the pan de sobao with jamón y queso, pan de sobao with salami y queso, quesitos with guava, ube flan, caramel coffee flan, iced chocoquitos, and sampled the coquito hot chocolate. First things first: the pan de sobao is a MUST. The caramel coffee flan had an amazing texture, and the ube flan was so satisfying. The flavors just worked across almost everything we tried. I'd probably pass on the guava quesito next time, not because it was bad, but because I'd rather switch it up and try the pastelito with guava and cheese. I'm also coming back for a full coquito hot chocolate since we only sampled it, and I definitely want to see what other flan flavors are in rotation. But what made Abuelita's especially memorable was everything surrounding the food. You can feel the intention behind the menu, the decor, and the entire experience. It feels like a love letter to family and culture. The owner and head chef was such a sweetheart. Funny, a straight shooter, and so full of soul. He verbally greeted us when we walked in, and later I watched him wave to someone just passing by outside. It's a small thing, but it captured the community feel of the place perfectly. Seating seems limited. There's bar seating and an outdoor table, plus a few other seats outside that may also be connected to La Fonda, so I wouldn't necessarily come expecting a traditional sit-down café experience. But somehow that adds to the social, neighborhood feel of it. I genuinely wish Abuelita's were closer to me because I'd patronize them much more often. I'm already looking forward to my next visit and trying La Fonda while I'm there. Such a special experience and an even more special place. Go support. It's worth the hype. Get there early to ensure things aren't sold out.

Of course I'm representing the neighborhood again -- Abuelita's Desserts on 106th between 3rd and…read moreLex. If you haven't gone yet, what are you doing? It's a little spot, connected to the restaurant next door (separate review coming because that deserves its own moment), but Abuelita's Desserts? Baby. It's Puerto Rican culture in sugar form. When you walk in, you feel it. The artwork, the paintings, the vibe -- it's giving island nostalgia. It's giving home. It's giving Abuelita really is in the back making sure it's done right. So boom. Me and my mom are walking by like we always do, reading the signs outside, and we see coquito hot chocolate. Now if you know anything about coquito, you already know that's sacred. That's made with love. That's heritage in a bottle. I had seen someone mention it before and said it was good, so I was like nah, we're going in. When I tell you the coquito hot chocolate is something you needed and didn't even know you needed? I'm not exaggerating. It was creamy, chocolatey, cinnamony -- all the flavors just hugging each other perfectly. The whipped cream on top? Perfection. Not too sweet. Not too heavy. Just right. And here's the gag -- it's so popular that we got the last two cups. The LAST TWO. People were coming in behind us and hearing it was sold out and I'm just over here like... I'm sorry. We got 'em. They're making it fresh, so once it's done, it's done. If you missed it, I truly feel for you. When it comes back? Don't play yourself. Now let's talk desserts. They had guava everything. Guava brownie -- who even thinks of that? Guava bread pudding. Coconut flan. Guava flan. The flavors are so rooted in our culture, and they do it in a way that feels elevated but still comforting. My mother got the guava bread pudding. Y'all. She tore it DOWN. I didn't even get a bite. By the time I went to put my fork in it, it was gone. And she had the nerve to look up and say, "Oh, I'm sorry." Sorry where?! It was demolished. The desserts rotate seasonally, which I love because it keeps things exciting. And word on the street is they're doing a coquito coffee for February. So if it's anything like that hot chocolate? Run. Don't walk. I never steer y'all wrong. If you want culture, comfort, and something that tastes like it was made with love and legacy, you need to be at Abuelita's table while she's serving desserts. Big up to Abuelita's. East Harlem stays winning.