After passing by Holy Cow Ice Cream Cafe the first time, as we were on our way to try our hand at…read morecandlepin bowling, we knew that we wanted to stop by here afterwards. So on a rainy Saturday evening around 8:25 pm, my husband and I parked in their parking lot and headed over to the register. There was only one party ahead of us and two windows open to take orders, so our wait was not long at all. After looking over the menu, we ended up getting: Small Size, $5.99 prior to tax- For my ice cream, I decided to get to flavors in which I got Strawberry and Apple Pie. I like strawberry ice cream in general so this was very nice. The apple pie is a seasonal flavor and I really enjoyed that. It had pieces of apple and was made with graham crackers, cinnamon and salted caramel. It really did taste like an apple pie. Small Size, $5.99 prior to tax- My husband also decided to copy me and get two flavors, which were Lunch Lady and Mintsanity. Lunch lady is a chocolate peanut butter ice cream that has graham crackers, peanut butter and fudgy chocolate. I felt like the chocolate really overpowered the peanut butter. Mintsanity is a mint ice cream made with chocolate chip cookies, cookie dough and oreos. I thought this was rather descendant for me. But my husband liked both. ------------------------------------ (Total= $12.82 after tax) After ordering, the friendly employee helping us got our ice cream right away. Because it had been raining nearly all day and was lightly raining when we were there, we ended up standing in their outdoor eating area (that is also dog friendly) to eat our ice cream since the seats were wet. I really love the light blue color and fun branding Holy Cow Ice Cream Cafe has. The names of some of the ice cream flavors are quite fun and I just loved the ice cream wall. It was rather creative how the ice cream pieces were made and decorated on the wall. If I lived in the area, I would definitely be a regular.

Food: Some of the best ice cream I've ever had! Perfection…read more Service: They were so nice, and let me try a bunch of flavors. Ambiance: There is outdoor seating! It's so cute :)

Had some of their icecream truffle balls recently. Amazing! It was coffee icecream with a nice…read morechocolate shell covering it. Very good!

Love all the flavors, we used for our wedding and they were wonderful.. Lots of specialty item for…read morefunctions and parties. I'm so impressed!

Found this at the Salem food shops during the October craziness. And OMG I wanted to buy…read moreEVERYTHING!! Staff was absolutely incredible. They were sooo busy and made sure to make a great impression with each customer! I was so impressed. The names are so cool the design is amazing. And THE CHOCOLATES ARE TO DIE FOR!!! Like they had me with the spell book chocolate box, but for it to actually be good on top of everything I just was so so so amazed!

I happened to come across this shop in a food market hall in Salem,Mass.The woman who helped me def…read morewas a good salesperson. I didn't realize the truffles she was selling were 4 for $25. That's kind of steep for chocolate but it was gourmet truffles. I really loved them! They tasted fresh & light. They were perfect not too sweet just right.The inside was fluffy & moist. I picked the love spell,protection charm,fireball, & levitation ones. The love spell was rich vanilla bean in a white chocolate ganache w/ a white chocolate shell. The protection charm was pumpkin spice latte infused w/ white chocolate ganache,dollop of whipped topping, & a thin dark coffee ganache in a dark chocolate shell. The fireball was cinnamon cheesecake in a milk chocolate shell. And finally the levitation was caramel ganache on top of a bed white chocolate rice crespearls (think Rice Krispies cereal) in a milk chocolate shell. Just describing the truffles is fancy,lol. The box it was put in was fancy & cute! Def was worth the money. It melted in my mouth & all the flavors bursted when I took a bite. Yummy! She had chocolate lollipops for sale as well. I was good w/ the truffles.

Amazing guava pastries. The guava pandebono was a delightful texture, with the 3 cheeses melted…read moreinto the dough and wonderfully paired with the guava jam. The same jam was liberally spread around the guava morning bun. Both were enjoyably sweet but not excessively so, that I was able to eat both within a few hours without feeling icky. The chewy cheese bits surprisingly complemented the perfectly soft (and on top nicely crusted) bread parts and the guava jam. The guy answering my questions was patient and enthusiastic about how much he loves guava, not pressuring but inspiring me to take a risk with ordering 2 guava items instead of a fully savory pastel. I'm glad I got both because they were so unique and deeply satisfying.

The best staff and the best ice cream. Hands down our favorite local place. Homemade ice cream and…read moregreat flavors!

Stopped by for ice cream of course! The staff was super friendly and patient while we reviewed the…read moreEXTENSIVE selection of flavors. I went Black Raspberry Oreo and Birthday Cake, I know that's an odd combo but it was very good. Husband had the Fluffanutta, so nostalgic! Ice cream is VERY creamy and tasty. We ate in at one of the inside tables.

My absolutely go to place best ice cream in the world. Keep up the great work . whether it's a hot…read moresummer day or a cold afternoon in the winter, Treadwell is always the place that I will go when I'm looking for ice cream. Their ice cream cakes are the most amazing thing in the whole world. I'm a dad of six and all my kids asked for an ice cream cake for their birthday.

Pumpkin Oreo ice cream…read more Yes. You heard me. It could have been bad but it was sooo good. I also got the peanut butter Oreo and it was completely overshadowed. - So much so that I didn't finish the pb Oreo. Yeah. I know. If it's in season. Get the pumpkin Oreo

This review only covers their liquid nitrogen watermelon sorbet @ Sowa market…read more SO COOL. Literally and figuratively. Who would've thought you could see liquid nitrogen dessert @ a low key food truck market like Sowa? I didn't. Anything involving food + liquid nitrogen is usually a thing of upscale establishments. My friend and I were so ecstatic to see such a sight and offering for only $6. No preservatives added. Just straight up scoops from a watermelon and a couple dribbles of simple sugar syrup (water and cane sugar). Blend that. Then in goes the liquid nitrogen from a hole in the blender. We all watch with childhood excitement at the white puffs of smoke flowing out. It's a rumbling watermelon volcano in the making and great visually and tactilely for people of all ages. Refreshingly cold with the flavoring of watermelon purely intact, by far the coolest and healthiest dessert I've had :)

Stumbled upon the Sowa Market on a Sunday afternoon filled with food trucks and vendors. I already…read moreknew this was the truck to look for thanks to a review I read on Yelp. The watermelon sorbet is $6 (cash, credit card accepted). They also serve pizza there if anyone's interested. The watermelon sorbet is freshly scooped out of a half-watermelon, added sugar syrup, and liquid nitrogen. The magic happens when the guy adds in the liquid nitrogen. He's also very friendly and willing to wait and pose for pictures. The sorbet texture is amazing.. smooth with just the right amount of sweets. For those who are wondering (and people did ask at the market).. yes, it tastes exactly like watermelon.

The classic Açaí bowl was really good! Freshly sliced bananas and strawberries, with a drizzle of…read morepeanut butter. Very satisfying. Thank you!

The place looks clean and well set up but the prices for the food are a bit high regardless if the…read moresign says fresh Ingredients I also buy some strawberries waffles which for the size should have cost 6 Max especially if only given a few strawberries that weren't even plump or sweet and for the bagel if was good but the blood pressure drink was well made i believe the juices are a go to