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4.1 (58 reviews)
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black sesame
Kimberly T.

$15 for that Loewe x Glace collab! whoa! Got the black sesame and it was a nice sweet treat. Really tried it for the experience but $15 is hoooo. It was quite sweet so you have to be in that "sweet tooth" mode to fully enjoy it. Not too full as well coz it can be heavy. otherwise lovely experience, love that the flavors change and they collaborate with other businesses so it makes it exciting!

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Victoria S.

First time trying this hot cocoa food truck, we went on a Wednesday at 6p, 1hr before closing and there was no line. We got the Ferrero glacé (Hot Chocolate, Marshmallow Halo, Whipped Cream, Toasted Hazelnuts and Glace Nutella) and the S'mores Sunday (Hot Chocolate, Marshmallow Halo, Hot Fudge, and Whipped Cream). Both drinks were delicious, especially on a cold night. There were some seats nearby.

Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate
Marina B.

Glace's hot chocolates have been all over my Instagram. And tbh, I already suspected that I would find it too sweet but ofc I still wanted to try it. We got lucky and had no line when we come by. I ordered the salted caramel hot chocolate and it was definitely too sweet for me. The hot chocolate itself was fine but nothing special. I definitely expected it to be a bit higher quality. The whipped cream was yum but all in all it was just too sweet for me. I could only have half and would probably not get this again personally. It looked fantastic and the staff was friendly. The three stars are based on how much I enjoyed the beverage.

Hot chocolates: (l-r) Peppermint, classic s'mores with oreo topping, salted caramel, classic s'mores
Raquel T.

Came here for the same reason as everyone else...the social media buzz. I'm a hot chocolate connoisseur and usually make my own but had to try this viral one. We arrived at around 12:30 on a Monday and the line was about a 25 min wait. I ordered two classic s'mores (one with Oreo topping); one peppermint (seasonal flavor); and one salted caramel. Each drink was about $13.50 plus extra for the toppings so my total was about $50. They were all good with either the caramel or the peppermint being my favorite. Not sure if it is but the salted caramel tasted housemade. The actual hot chocolate itself was average, though. Good, yes, but still average. When you mix everything together- the fresh whipped cream, the marshmallow, etc- it does taste good but not $13.50 and a 25 min wait in the cold good. It was nice to check Glacé off my list but I wouldn't return. There's better hot chocolate in nyc elsewhere. Also just a heads up I don't think they have any milk alternatives but I could be wrong. I don't recall seeing any on the menu.

Black Sesame
Ivy T.

I went to the Loewe pop up! All of the flavors for this line up looked so good but I ultimately decided on the black sesame. Surprisingly, it was not too sweet at all, and the marshmallow was delicious! It had a more eggy flavor which I liked. I would have preferred maybe a little more sesame flavor. The only cons are the price (!!!) and practicality. You have to sit down and eat it, and it spills SO easily.

Liz L.

Visited the Glace truck. Seemed to be trending all over tiktok, I don't usually trust tiktok reviews lol but this one was accurate... A small line forms however moves pretty quick. I was hoping to try the Chocolate chip cookie with soft serve. However they only have the pumpkin spice cookie.... They definitely should have made both options available.. Anyways the pumpkin cookie was crunchy on the outside chewy inside. Not too much spice or overly sweet. It was perfect, the soft serve brought the flavors all together and I thought it was pretty big for the price. Definitely shareable. It was a nice day outside to stand and eat this, not too sure in the cooler months. They do have an actual retail store as well with many more options. Would love to visit soon.

brown butter vanilla soft serve w/ salted caramel
Jason M.

One of my colleagues stumbled upon Glace on social media, and thought it looked good enough to warrant us checking it out. Since it was EOB on a Friday, we thought something sweet would be a good way to cap off our week - so we made the short walk over to check it out. Glace is located right on the edge of Rockefeller Center, and is actually a food truck as opposed to a brick-and-mortar establishment. I also learned that this is their second location, as they have a proper store on the UES. As we approached, we were greeted by a line - though it wasn't too long and moved at a good pace. The menu isn't too large - they seem to be known for their frozen hot chocolates that come with a variety of flavor accents and toppings. They also have a few soft-serve flavors with, again, a variety of toppings to choose. Soft serve seemed correct, so I went with the brown butter vanilla in a cup with salted caramel on top. The cup was actually deeper than I thought, and they but the caramel both on top of the ice cream and the bottom of the cup. I didn't really get brown butter from the vanilla, but the salted caramel was a nice addition. Service was swift - there was only one person working the truck while we were there and she kept traffic flowing well. Overall though, I didn't find anything too noteworthy about Glace to give it more than a 3. While the ice cream was fine, the prices were almost offensive. Everything was inflated and an additional charge - $2.50 extra to have the ice cream in a cone, extra for each topping. I understand this is a touristy area, but ooof. I likely won't return due to the prices in comparison to the quality. However, if you're looking to go somewhere to get a good snap of something sweet for your IG story, look no further.

À la Mode
Xavier S.

Dessert truck parked right at Rockefeller center. The line for service moves pretty quickly considering that there were just two people in the truck. Unfortunately they were in the pumpkin spice season and did not have chocolate chip cookies for the à la mode. The pumpkin spice cookie was pretty good and the soft serve ice cream was a great compliment to it. I'd give their other menu items a shot next time I'm around.

My salted caramel hot chocolate AMAZING
Adrian P.

I stopped by Glace in NYC after hearing people rave about it and seeing it on social media and WOW... this place is something special. I'll be honest the line was long. I waited close to an hour, and the whole time I was debating whether it was really worth it. Let me tell you, it absolutely was. I ordered the salted caramel hot chocolate, and the moment I took that first sip with the chocolate, marshmallow, and whipped cream all hitting at the same time it was game over. The chocolate is rich but not overly sweet, which I really appreciated. You actually taste the quality, not just sugar. The salted caramel adds that perfect little edge without overpowering everything. The whole experience feels cozy and a little indulgent, and you can tell why people are willing to stand outside and wait. It's one of those treats that feels like a full experience, not just a quick drink. If you're in New York and you love hot chocolate or even if you usually don't this place is a must. I'd 100% wait in that line again.

Classic S'mores: Marshmallow topped chocolate ice cream or "frozen hot chocolate"
Renata G.

If you have a sweet tooth, you must try Glace. Sometimes after hours of walking on 5th Ave you feel exhausted but I guarantee getting a dessert from here will make you feel better. I came here after a long shopping session in the area and the Classic S'mores cup was the true pick me up. It's frozen hot chocolate (chocolate ice cream), topped with marshmallow cream - DELICIOUS. I wish they gave a long graham cracker with the cup so you can dip. The sweetness level is up there but honestly it's just right for a moment of self indulgence. It's also big enough to share with a friend. I love the truck design too. It looks precious so sometimes people are hesitant to think they actually sell dessert. But yes, fully decked out food truck is there to serve you not just be used as a photo op. Two for one at Glace.

Jennifer S.

We went to their truck in Rockefeller Center. It's located right outside 30 Rock. I ordered the s'mores. I loved the toasted marshmallows rim. It was a bit messy to hold and drink, but it was so delicious and warmed me up on a cold January day - would recommend sharing as it's a lot of sweetness for one person. But I would definitely get it again.

Drizzled peanut butter on classic smores hot chocolate and one salted Carmel
Bethanie C.

We came to this location before a broadway show, originally looking to try the Loewe collaboration to be disappointed that influencers gave the wrong approximate date online, the black sesame and earl grey hot chocolates were not till the end of January. My friend then got the classic with a drizzle of peanut butter and I got the salted caramel one. While we were slightly disappointed, both of us trying a different one that we tried before paid off and we loved it.

Megan E.

Oh yea. Very good hot chocolate. And my husband is a very good hot chocolate judge and he thought this was amazing and worth the 13 dollars. It's super cute and they have a truck location at Rockefeller. The line is long but come on, it's so cute and yummy. I personally had to fight it to eat it because it kept spilling on me but hey it made it fun.

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The workers were very kind and friendly really enjoyed this place and the hot chocolate!

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came all the way from Los Angeles for this hot chocolate, and it was everything i ever dreamed of!!

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4.2(3.8k reviews)
0.9 mi•Koreatown, Midtown West
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So after having lunch in New York's Chinatown and taking a stroll through little Italy, we took a…read moresubway ride to New York's K-Town or aka as Korea Town. Upon arrival we noticed the difference in crowds. Not as busy and packed sidewalks. Also it was a lot cleaner than Chinatown. Since we just ate at C-Town, it was time to find a good dessert place in K-Town. So we walked and we walked until I saw a banner sign showing shaved ice desserts. Then I noticed the name of the business is Grace Street. How fitting, because that is my wife's name. So we went in and what caught my eye was a mango shaved ice with mangoes, mochi, strawberries, and condensed milk, however I was over ruled by my wife and we went with the black sesame and mochi and condensed milk. It also had red bean, but that had to be on the side, since that gives me gout. Such nice staff taking orders and we went into the dining area to find a seat. What a large spacious area with many tables. Our order came out and it looked so good. The black sesame shaved ice or snow as it's also referred to as, was perfectly sweetened by the condensed milk and the chewy mochi. Definitely cleaned my pallet from our Chinese lunch and it helped cool me down from the New York heat. We got water, but there was no ice offered, so I asked one of the workers and he was kind enough to get me some. We are through that dessert like, if we didn't finish it fast, it was going to melt. We did not give it a chance to melt one bit. The staff here are efficient, as they saw we were done, they asked to clear our dessert bowl away. It was a nice experience even if it was just dessert. They definitely had more dessert options to offer, but i

Big desserts (shaved milk/ice cream) and a lot of bubble teas, a little tanghulu to go upfront,…read moretoo. Order upfront at the counter, and then take your seat inside if you're eating there. Otherwise wait outside.

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Amazing Ice Cream Shop on East 10th Street off 3rd Avenue…read more Awesome selection of ice cream and gelato in traditional and unique flavors, many Asian, like lavender, ginger, etc. They have a frequent visitor membership rewards and bet there are many, like myself, who take advantage given frequent visits year round. The service is always great. Sometimes the Moms and Dads visiting their kids at NYU clog up the front with a LOT of questions, but usually very quick for a large waffle cone with 2 scoops. If dining at other venues in the area, skip desert and stop here for a special treat!

This ice cream shop has been around forever - 2000's maybe & is just slightly off the busy area of…read moreSt. Mark's but deserves the attention! Don't remember what I had the previous 20+ years I went there after a group dinner. This time I was influenced & specifically took a bus over for their corn ice cream. It's STILL the summer of corn. Prices are now average - good for a scoop $7.50 & the portion is good compared to other craft ice cream shops in LES. The corn flavor was good. Medium flavor with that corn sweetness. The quality of the ice cream was excellent, medium creamy & very smooth with the teeniest bit of corn blended. Sampled the hazelnut which was great also - like a thick gelato. Would like to try the lychee next time. They have probably 20 different flavors, displayed well. The staff is patient & very nice. The space is very big for a business in the East Village with mostly a waiting area. 4-5 seats are up front & they set up a few plastic chairs on the side. On a 90°F day, the shop was filled with customers & groups. A stantion at the door with directions for 2 lines would help manage things better.

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