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    Fifty Licks

    4.3 (667 reviews)
    Closed • 12:00 pm - 11:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Nicole K.

    A haiku review: Best ice cream in town Delish mango sticky rice Rich creamy chocolate Bananas foster Oregon strawberry so fresh You can't go wrong here

    2 Mini Scoops
    Stephanie K.

    One, two, three... SCOOPS! I'll take 2 minis in a cup to cut calories, but the combinations are endless with a board full of Seasonal, GF, and 6 (V)egan options. 2 locations +1 pop-up +find more at the MODA Center, also ordering online for pick-up & delivery. Chocolate AF (it really IS!) & Oregon Strawberry (punchy!) go together like Mickey & Minnie, final request is to please BRING BACK THAI RICE!!!

    Coconut Horchata (vegan) 10/10 very good, creamy, and authentic!
    Nancy L.

    Fifty Licks ice-cream is a store selling a wide variety of ice-cream, from mango sticky rice to Birthday cake. This ice-cream parlor is both delicious and authentic, with rich and creamy flavors. Additionally, the service is quick and efficient. Inside is usually crowded making it a bit hard to find someplace to eat, but overall a great place! Additionally, the ambiance is crowded and a bit chaotic but still great! All in all, the ice cream is delicious and i look forward to going again.

    French Toast (contains gluten)
    Duc K.

    The best ice cream local chain in Portland! I've tried both the matcha mochi and French Toast, French Toast has to be my favorite, really great rich tasting flavors. Staff was super kind and lets us samples multiple flavors. Super cute space.

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    Samantha V.

    so many unique flavors that i was having decision paralysis. grateful for the staff bc they were so helpful!! i ended up getting banana foster and mango rice pudding !!! so creamy and sweet!!! love how everything is pink inside!!

    Sherluna V.

    I was so excited to try this place when I saw they had lavender salted caramel ice cream. We came in on a less busy day. The worker let us sample some ice cream. I did end up getting the lavender salted caramel and the matcha mochi double mini scoop, but I think both flavors were pretty mid. The matcha mochi was unique. I've never had mochi in ice cream before. However, the matcha flavor was weak and the texture of it was on the icey side. The lavender salted caramel ice cream flavor didn't stand out. You can taste the lavender, but it tasted more artificial and wasn't fragrant. It also overshadowed the salted caramel, and seemed like an imbalance flavor. Overall, I wouldn't come back. I'm from out of town and definitely have had better ice cream in California

    Jesse G.

    Great place for ice cream with lots of vegan and non-vegan flavors. I was thrilled I could do a mini split scoop for only $7 - I had the mocha mud pie and coconut horchata. Both were delicious. Service was friendly and the location was clean and bright. Definitely worth stopping by.

    Double mini scoop
    Katrien V.

    The flavors are unique so they're fun to try - this was our third visit here but we were very disappointed by what we were served this time around, so it will likely be our last. As someone who used to work in an ice cream shop, I have very high standards for what is served to the customer - the scoop sizes we received were noticeably inconsistent when compared to past visits & in my opinion, if a scoop doesn't at least appear to fill the cup, either smaller cups are needed or scoopers should be trained to not have their scoops be so compact. One of the scoops in the double mini we ordered was literally 1/3 the size of the other, cost more than the regular scoop but had less ice cream. The regular scoop was compressed into such a tight, dense ball, it was rolling around my cup like a marble on the drive home. We couldn't help but laugh when we looked in our cups because the portions we had just paid for were comical. For prices that are set at a premium, I want to feel like I'm getting my money's worth and don't like walking out of an establishment feeling ripped off.

    French Toast (contains gluten) ice cream on a sugar cone
    Jenna H.

    Super cute shop. Delicious ice cream. Tons of GF & vegan options if you have dietary restrictions. The French toast and brownie v blondie are my favorites! Reasonably priced for the quality and how much you get. Staff is always friendly!

    Bananas Foster (vegan) with Sweet Soy Caramel (contains gluten) & Guava Swirl (vegan) with Chocolate Coconut Caramel (vegan)!
    Peg C.

    Fifty Licks is my favorite ice cream shop in Portland, and possibly, the whole Northwest, because they have delicious and remarkably creamy dairy and non-dairy flavors. As someone who is allergic to milk protein, I have to be really careful when I eat ice cream. Over the years, it's been challenging to find vegan ice cream that is as good as regular dairy-based ice cream. But Fifty Licks has done it! I have been coming here for the past four years or so, and each time, their vegan flavors are spot on and delightfully creamy and smooth. So far, my favorite vegan flavors have been Chocolate Coconut Caramel, Guava Swirl, and Mango Sticky Rice. My hubs' favorite flavors include Bananas Foster (v), Sweet Soy Caramel, and Matcha Mochi. The shop is super cute in pastel colors and the staff are friendly. We especially liked the nice dude with curly hair and glasses who was funny and made us laugh as we were on our way to a funeral. Thanks, man. Check out Fifty Licks next time you're hankering for some ice cream!

    Chocolate Coconut Caramel (vegan)
    Talisa M.

    Loved fifty licks! This was our third stop on the Portland Ice Cream Bike Tour during our stay in Oregon. We're all dairy free/vegan and when our first two stops didn't have creamy vegan/df options we were a little bummed (wouldn't have ruined the experience) so Fifty Licks turned it around. I got a coconut horchata scoop and all the flavors were great. They also have a creamy guava , yum! The staff were kind, helpful and had great energy. The line was out the door and they were still showing up! Space is super quaint and cute with indoor seating and some benches (not many) outside. Bathrooms available for customers, street parking. We're excited to visit again and have more.

    Vanisa K.

    What a cute place! We stopped by right before closing and people were still enjoying their desserts. Very hospitable service - the employee offered to let us try some of the flavors, and I loved the variety of flavor options! I've been to this location one other time and wanted to bring my family this time - they loved it! The mango sticky rice and matcha mochi flavors are my absolute faves!!! Give this place a try if you haven't already!

    Flo R.

    Came in around 8pm. Ice cream is always good. Got the chocolate coconut caramel and that was delicious. Service was a bit meh today. I've been here several times but I think there was a new cashier and our group felt a little ignored by him. I'm big on focusing on product and not so much service since I'm not looking for someone to be that overtly nice to us. But this was worth mentioning as it made our group feel a bit uncomfortable and unwelcomed. I'll come back for sure, but this experience was not the norm. I'll chalk it up to a busy night and perhaps new cashier, but I'm keeping this review so I can talk about a redemption arc. Really lean into a story here.

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    Giving Cosmic Bliss 3.5 stares…read more Stopped in here for a sweet treat on a chilly, sunny Sunday. Nice big space with ample seating and games to play. Two restrooms for customers. Employees were helpful, not necessarily friendly. You e got a good array of vegan options. I believe all Made with coconut milk, so if you're not a fan of coconut, this might not be your vegan ice cream spot. I tried the sea salt caramel with chocolate chips, which was vegan. It was good, but the coconut stood out quite a bit (I do like coconut). I ended up with one of the 4 grass-fed dairy options, all the good things, which had caramel ice cream, chocolate swirl and fudge and peanut butter chips. It was good. I had it in a waffle cone for $2 more, bringing my half scoop and cone to $5, I believe. The waffle cone was yummy. I wouldn't say the ice cream was anything more special than you can get in your freezer, but nice to have an option out if you're plant-based. Sorry I forgot to take a photo of the ice cream.

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    This is the original Voodoo Doughnut, which opened in 2003, right in Portland's Old Town Chinatown,…read morejust steps from the Chinatown Gateway and Ankeny Alley. Voodoo is known for favorites like the Bacon Maple Bar, Voodoo Doll, Old Dirty Bastard, Portland Cream, and Oh Captain, My Captain. I didn't get any of those, though. Instead, I opted for the Mango Tango doughnut. It was good and super sweet. I should've gotten some of the favorites too but held myself back. One thing I really enjoyed was the spinning carousel displays featuring a variety of specialty doughnuts. Fortunately, I didn't encounter a long line during my visit. The staff was friendly and moved things along quickly. The shop itself is pretty much standing-room-only, with no tables inside, but there's a large plaza and alley area right outside where you can sit or stand and enjoy your doughnuts. There's lot of art on the walls and a huge doughnut art piece hanging from the ceiling. Just outside the front door is the Ankeny Alley Stage, a small outdoor stage where buskers, bands, and other performers provide live entertainment. A nearby sign features a QR code with the performance schedule. During my visit, a musician was riffing on his guitar. Seemed as though he was warming up and he was really good! Definitely a fun and uniquely Portland stop--and of course, I'm glad to have experienced the original!

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    2.9 mi•Alphabet District, Northwest

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