My go to here is the matcha ice cream in custard-filled taiyaki, drizzle of strawberry sauce, and a…read moredainty bamboo skewer of the tiniest pastel-colored mochi. Adorbs. The serving is otherwise quite substantial and worth all thousand calories. A real treat.

Taiyaki NYC has a location at Seaport Boston, and my husband and I stopped by for a cold treat when…read morewe were in the neighborhood a week or so ago. Taiyaki is a popular Japanese dessert - a fish-shaped cake filled with custard or ice cream. At Taiyaki NYC, you can order from their preset options or build your own taiyaki, cone, or cup. We shared their #1 - The Classic: vanilla ice cream, custard taiyaki cone, chocolate drizzle, crushed oreos, and a wafer stick. It was made quickly and tasted great. It's a great treat on a hot day - we did start eating it inside before finishing it outside, since it was such a warm day, but we enjoyed it a lot!

The Grape Nut flavor is my absolute favorite. I also love when they have rice Krispy treat…read moreanything! I have had a ton of their scoops and the only flavor I have ever not liked was Burnt Caramel. I always make sure to take visitors here!

Had to get ice cream on a hot night so tried a local place. They have lots of flavors to choose…read morefrom so had the Coffee Chocolate Chip. It was good, kind of on the small side. I ordered a small. I asked for Jimmys and I got rainbow sprinkles. In Boston, Jimmys are known as the chocolate sprinkles. I guess here they don't know that. I was disappointed. But I still enjoyed my ice cream. It is crowded so I assume it's known. It is clean inside and they have water if you are thirsty which I thought was nice to have.

This establishment has three very simple rules:…read more (1) no credit cards (2) no chairs (3) and no, you can't possibly believe a pastry without powdered sugar could be better than a pastry WITH powdered sugar

Overrated and overpriced. Fun tradition and atmosphere, but too much for too little…read more Pastries were ... como si dice, Mehhh Sorry

Awesome part of town in South End, close to a fun vibe of restaurants and shops. FoMu is worth…read moreconsidering if you want some decadent desserts after your lunch or dinner. I will warn you: Don't think of this as a healthy alternative. Yes, it is dairy free, but it is absolutely loaded with fat sugar. Go for deliciousness...not for health. The staff were super friendly in helping educate me about the flavors. We ultimately went with a chocolate. In my view, the meal was more than enough! Explore the toppings.

Not the best ice cream I've had, but they do offer a wide variety of flavors, which is nice if you…read morelike to try different things. I added gummy bears as a topping, and honestly, that might not have been the best choice -- they turned rock hard and were tough to chew on top of the cold ice cream. Still, worth a stop if you're in the mood for lots of options.

There's a clean bathroom with a code. Staff were nice. The small was actually a bit large for me. I…read moretried the boozy Oatmeal and Whiskey ice cream flavor and Frozen Coffee. I didn't feel the whiskey or caffeine much but they were tasty.

Stopped here on a Friday night after a Red Sox game. It was a perfect way to end a hot 90+ humid…read moreday. Line wasn't too long but moved steady along as there were multiple staff members attending to patrons. The single scoop is pretty generous. Value is really good. Tasty ice cream. The establishment is narrow in layout so it gets a bit crowded with patrons walking by each other as they either wait in line or walk to find a table to sit at. Several 2 person small tables could make it challenging for larger groups. The only negative is that workers were busy that tables were not clean or wiped down.

My daughters and I went Monday night for Ice cream.... the place was packed first really warm…read morenight.. So we ordered ahead and got our order.. We have benn going here for a few years and the ice cream is amazing... my daughters got the that thick Boi and split it... we will be back... mine was ordered wrong but was still good..

Nice ice cream shop with big portions. I've had their demogorgon, Vader, blueb and cannolis and…read morecream sundaes. I've also made a customized version of the demogorgon to add caramel core and fudge sauce. You mostly taste the toppings more than the actual ice cream. The demogorgon is great for the chocolate on chocolate craving. I didn't like the Vader as much because the frosting on top is too sweet. Cannolis and cream I subbed the Oreo frosting with their homemade whip. Their whip doesn't taste like anything sadly and their frosting is overpowering. I probably wouldn't get this again since all you taste is the chocolate chips and a hint of Oreo. The yogurt itself was bland. For the blueb sundae I love the fresh blueberries, pudding and crumb topping. It's very nice for a fruit ice cream just wish the ice cream was more flavorful. Order online for easier pickup as there is only 1 screen to take orders at and no seating inside. Quick service. Has picnic tables outside to sit and not too bad to find parking on the street. Has some little tables but limited and twinkly lights at night. Staff seemed very stressed when people crowd around and needs better organization of the pickup area vs ordering vs waiting to avoid this frustration/rudeness from the staff.

Growing up, whenever my family visited my cousins in Sharon, one of the highlights was stopping for…read moreice cream. That's where I first discovered an Orange Freeze, a refreshing frappe like combination of orange sherbet and vanilla soft serve that quickly became one of my favorite summertime treats. So after celebrating our daughter's birthday in Quincy, we decided to walk down the street to Dairy Freeze on Adams Street for dessert. To my surprise and delight, they had orange sherbet and vanilla soft serve in the same machine and even offered it as a twist. There was no way I was passing that up. The first taste instantly brought me back to those childhood summers. It was absolutely delicious and filled with so many great memories. Sometimes a simple ice cream can do that. Dairy Freeze is one of those iconic neighborhood establishments that has been putting smiles on people's faces for decades. Great ice cream, friendly service, and a little dose of nostalgia made this an unexpected highlight of our evening. I'm so glad we stumbled across it, and I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in Quincy looking for a sweet treat.

My friend and I were on the hunt for a good ice cream spot that gave the "farm fresh ice cream"…read morevibe and we came across Dairy Freeze during our search. The ice cream itself was sooo good. I got my usual: soft serve twist with rainbow sprinkles in a waffle cone. The cone was so fresh and flavorful, the rainbow sprinkles also tested fresh (I love when the sprinkles have their own distinct taste. That's how you know they're fresh), and the soft serve was cold and creamy. The dream. My friend got the cookie dough hard ice cream in a waffle cone and she really liked it too. The ordering/waiting lines were wild. Idk if it was an off-night when we went, but there were at least 15 people standing around waiting for their ice cream while we were in line ordering. Then it came our time to wait and it took 12 minutes just to get these 2 cones out. The kitchen was closed by the time we were there too, so no one was waiting on food. We were all waiting on an ice cream cone. I feel for them - it was a hectic summer night and everyone wants good ice cream - but I honestly hadn't seen anything quite like this before!

Their ice cream is really good! It's so creamy and the way the ice cream stretches like a gelato…read more The worker was also nice and only had us pay for one cone since the other cone was cracked. Also, be nice and respectful to the workers pls.

I was able to spend a few hours in Boston last week for the first time in over 6 years, so I was…read morevery interested in checking out some of the new local shops around the Quincey Market area. We got pretty lucky while roaming around and stumbled across what looks to be a new food hall that features a cool looking little ice cream shop called Crescent Ridge. Was I hungry? not really. Did I need ice cream? not at all. Did I order some since I probably won't be back for years? You betcha! I ended up ordering a two scoop cone with some form of cookie monster style ice cream as well as a scoop of double chocolate (or something like that). I was expecting two regular size scoops, but no, this cone was massive and dripping all over my hand (luckily, they offered a little bowl in case it melted to much) and I went to work on this thing. Both of the ice cream flavours were super rich, tasty, and really hit the spot (not of hunger, but of being cold) on a hot and humid New England day. Overall, Crescent Ridge is in the perfect location for grabbing some desert after eating at the food hall. The prices were reasonable, the kids working were great, and the ice cream gets a big thumbs up.