Our friend Joy invited us to a party recently where dessert and drinks were catered from New…read moreTerritories Ice Cream, and everything was outstanding. The event involved dozens of kids and parents, and the food held up incredibly well for a large crowd. The ice cream was excellent: very flavorful, rich without being too heavy, and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. The Hong Kong milk tea was also a big hit, and the croffles were fantastic. Crispy, buttery, fresh, and just really well executed. You could immediately tell there was real attention to quality across the menu. We were also impressed by the logistics and presentation. Delivery was right on time, everything was packaged carefully with ice cream kept on dry ice, and the setup made serving a large group easy and stress-free. Nothing arrived melted or messy, which is no small feat for a big party. Overall, the quality for the price was excellent. Joy made a great recommendation, and after trying everything ourselves, we'd gladly order for a future gathering or party, or also visit the store to grab a few items if we pass by.

Had to celebrate national ice cream day and saw New Territories was having a BOGO scoop deal for…read morethe day! This spot is such a gem in Fair Lawn and I'm so glad I finally got to try it. I got two scoops: Little Tokyo Banana and Ube Crunch - absolutely obsessed with both flavors! The ube had such a potent and refreshing taste and the banana tasted very natural and sweet! The staff is also super sweet and helpful throughout your whole experience!

PROS: This is the best tasting ice cream I've ever had! This is hand made ice cream and I can…read moreeasily taste the difference. Place is clean, spacious, staff is friendly, loads of seating, menu variety plentiful, prices are fair, and it's in a good location CONS: Hardly any parking. it takes nine years to find paid street parking OVERALL: I'm recommending this joint to all my friends. This is absolutely a hidden gem

The flavors were soo creative and had a novel taste, but for some reason the Gooey Caramel Cake was…read moremelty? I tried other samples, which were properly refrigerated and had a solid consistency, but the caramel cake was leaning more toward lukewarm. Also, there's an artificial taste (to be expected)--I didn't mind this so much, but there was a point before eating all the ice cream that I felt I had enough. Overall I'd still recommend this place. This review is specifically for this one encounter, just in case anyone would be put off by it.

Wowww, who remembers the self-serve frozen yogurt trend in the early 2010s? Froyo shops used to pop…read moreup left and right and now so many have closed down. I've always been a sucker for this frozen treat, so I'm glad Cups is still around. I visited the Fair Lawn location on a Friday evening. The store is bright and colorful with some seating in the back. They have about 8 self-serve machines with over 20 different flavors - fruity, nutty, chocolate, tart, decadent, etc. They have over 50 kinds of toppings ranging from candy to fresh fruit to syrups to cakes. You grab a cup, choose your flavor(s), grab the handle, and swirl away! Top off your froyo with as many toppings as you want, BUT just be aware that it's $0.78 per ounce. It's super easy to rack up $$$ AND calories on this treat. This location also sells ice cream and allows you to build your own ice cream sandwich. The store was very busy at the time and packed with families, kids, and teenagers. A little chaotic. There were two employees and they definitely could've used another hand with running the store. I asked one if I was able to sample some flavors and she told me "they ran out of sample cups". Something in me told me she was lying LOL. Probably my BS detector. So I asked the other employee for samples and what do ya know... She sweetly told me she was going to run to the back to get me some. I sampled two flavors that I usually get at all froyo stores: Eurotart and Salted Caramel. I have a huge sweet tooth, but these were sickeningly sweet. Wayyyyy too much sugar with artificial flavors. What really threw me off was the consistency and texture. They were SO ICY that I could see the individual ice crystals. It was nothing like what froyo should be - soft and creamy. I was really looking forward to getting a cup, but the service and mediocre froyo turned me off. So I walked out empty handed. I'm glad I sampled it before I bought anything because I would've been annoyed for dropping $$ on bad froyo. I might give them another try in the future, but I can see why their rating isn't so high.

it's frozen yogurt and it's really good. the eurotart is the best i wish there were more locations…read morein north nj like sussex county

Get the Cappuccino Crunch--it's a must-try!…read more This is an order-and-go ice cream spot, so you place your order and then either stand outside or take a walk around the park across the street while you wait.

Great ice cream always served with a smile. The menu also includes other cold treats. Family owned…read moreand operated by a super nice family. They are always very welcoming and they have created a very wonderful place to visit.

Delicious ice cream all made in house fresh real ingredients ! I had the titimisu and it was…read morefantastic.

Chocolate House is THE spot to satisfy your sweet tooth. Yeah, you might feel an onset of type 2…read morediabetes coming on when you read the menu... but life is too short. EAT THAT TREAT. They have dessert crepes, waffles, shakes, churros, cakes, sundaes, chocolate dips, etc. Whatever you're craving, they most likely have it. I ordered the S'mores crepe ($10.99) which included nutella, graham cookies, and marshmallows. The prices do seem high for a dessert, but the portion sizes are fairly large. You could easily split it between two people. I'm a big back at heart, so I can finish it all by myself ;) The crepe was heavennnnn sent omg. The employees are always friendly and work quickly. They make everything fresh on the spot, so depending on how busy it is, you may have a bit of a wait. This location doesn't have much seating and is pretty small, so it's more of a take out spot. It's also street parking on a very busy street in Paterson. Don't lose your mind, just think about the desserts.

One of the best tasting gelatos outside of Italy- I had the pistachio- my friend had the nocciola…read more(hazelnut) so creamy with intense flavor. They were brewing fresh espresso that smelled fantastic. It's a very casual place- a few small tables- pay at the counter. Very old school vibe- A modest sign out front. They were very friendly and welcoming. They had some outside seating- which was great- It's not fancy- but been in business over 25 years so they're doing something right! We didn't try the pastries- yet! But they looked so tempting in that display case and they had all the classics- napoleons, tiramisu, eclairs, etc... we are definitely stopping back!

- Ice cream was good ! Refreshing after a Chinese meal right next door. It was pushing 90F so it…read morewas a nice cold treat. - Service was fast, no lines. - Place also served other desserts such as pastries and cannolis and eclairs, but the ice cream was enough for me.

They took the coupon! The mall location didn't take my wife's coupon. This one did…read more The ice cream tasted like the 80's. It was good.

No frills, just the classic ice cream we all know and love!…read more The service is usually great, and the employees are always patient and kind. They let the little kids sample the ice cream, which is wonderful for parents. It's also fun to sit on the bench outside and enjoy some people-watching!

Great service. Great homemade ice cream. And excellent prices. Such a cute little spot with a…read morefantastic menu to choose from and everything is homemade. We loved our ice cream! Definitely recommend! We had vanilla lemon, key lime pie, and pistachio.

Van Dyk's is one of those classic summer traditions for my family. We usually make a few trips here…read moreevery summer, and it's easy to see why people keep coming back. Their homemade ice cream is delicious, and they offer a huge variety of flavors. We stopped by on a Friday afternoon and lucked out--it wasn't crowded yet. If you've ever been here during peak summer hours, you know that's a rarity. This place is a local favorite, and long lines are pretty common later in the day. I was really hoping to get my favorite, Bailey's Cream, but they were sold out. That's one thing to keep in mind: while they have a ton of flavors, they aren't always all available. I ended up ordering the Black Raspberry Chip with free rainbow sprinkles (my go-to), and it definitely hit the spot. Someone in our group got a milkshake and absolutely loved it, while another ordered the Cappuccino Oreo and enjoyed it as well. Portion sizes: A single scoop (their small) is surprisingly large. With prices having increased over the years, I'd love to see a smaller, more affordable option for those times when I just want a little ice cream. I also wish they'd let you choose two flavors in a small cup instead of requiring a double scoop (medium) if you want to mix flavors. A few things to know before you go: Van Dyk's is cash only, although they do have an ATM inside if you need it. The shop itself is very small, with no indoor seating or restrooms. There are only a few places to sit outside, so most people end up standing around or grabbing a spot on the small wall. Parking can also be a bit of a headache. The lot gets hectic, especially when they're busy, and better signage would definitely help. We've found it's often easier to park on a nearby side street and walk over. Even when the line is long, the staff does a great job keeping things moving. One employee usually takes care of an entire group from start to finish, which helps keep the ordering process efficient. Everyone we've interacted with has always been friendly and helpful. Even with the cash-only policy, limited seating, and hectic parking, Van Dyk's is still one of our family's favorite summer traditions. The homemade ice cream keeps us coming back year after year, and hopefully next time they'll have my favorite ice cream, Bailey's Cream, in stock.

Small gelati: mango ices with vanilla soft serve…read more I loved the taste of the gelati combo, but the ices were so cold and it wasn't a hot day. Probably a great thing to order on a hot day. A very happy place. Happy customers and happy staff.

The ice cream was just okay -- we ate about half and threw the rest away. But the restroom was…read moreHORRID. Absolutely disgusting. I genuinely don't think it had been properly cleaned in ages. It was worse than any gas station bathroom I've ever seen -- filthy, neglected, and completely unacceptable for a place serving food. That alone is enough for me to never come back.

After devouring some great pizza at Taormina's in Paterson, Adam Ginnotti, Dave Cavaliere, and I…read moreheaded over to another Paterson staple for dessert; Guernsey Crest Ice Cream Co.. If you've never been to Guernsey's you might initially be put off by this little, hole in the wall, weathered, and beat up looking mom and pop shop. Don't be fooled, you're not going to find better tasting ice cream anywhere. Guernsey Crest has been around since 1927, offering home-made ice cream with flavors that should tempt anyone's taste (yep, almost 100 years!). Nostalgic, would be an understatement. I had a Pistachio-Cashew cone. WOW! Fantastic, and with a super generous amount of ice cream. Honestly, as tasty and creamy as any ice cream I've ever had. If you're an ice cream afficanido you have to hit this place up. Great stop. Since we were in Paterson, we stopped off to visit friend Bob Adamo at his place of business; Sachs & Zitcer Plumbing & Heating Supplies. You may know Bob as the Predident of the Morris County Order Sons of Italy In America - Lodge 2561. Fun day in Paterson. 02/09/2024

One of my fave ice cream places. Cash only which works since their prices are super reasonable…read more Love my chocolate ice cream in a waffle cone with rainbow sprinkles.