I was a bit excited to come here knowing they make such cool novel dessert drinks. The dessert…read moredrinks were truly a work of art and done with heart. They were very decadent. If you do get an elaborate drink, I suggest sharing it with a loved one as they're huge! However, was slightly disappointed with how slow it was to get our drink as there was only one staff working the register and making these elaborate dessert/drink. If you're in a hurry or have unruly kids, I would not suggest coming here. Should you come here, do you use the parking garage across the street that is used for the train station. Otherwise it's impossible to find any space especially on the weekend.

An ice cream place that's straight out of a dream world - the artistry that goes into making these…read moreice creams is of the highest order as much as the flavors that they possess. I've not been here multiple times but the only time I got an ice cream from here and it was a yummy Taro in small cup and that too - "To-Go". Wish I had my hands on one of those fancy mason jars that a lot of people on their reviews. The place is well lit with fancy decors but the parking situation will be a challenge as it's right on the Main Street.

Thomas Sweet has such a cute exterior - you can't help but feel invited inside when you walk up to…read moreit! We stopped in on Sunday night at 10:45, right before they closed at 11pm. The staff were friendly/attentive and there was one table with a small group of patrons. The two of us shared a small sized cup of Biscoff cookie ice cream with cookie dough topping. The ice cream was smooth, creamy of course, and had the perfect amount of Biscoff crumbles mixed into it. Their cookie dough topping pieces were a little bit smaller in size than other ice cream places, and they were sweet and easy to chew. After passing by this cute little shop for years, I'm so glad we finally stopped in! It's definitely going to be my staple 'sweet treat' location for the New Brunswick area.

Visited with a decent group on a Sunday afternoon…read more Granted there was a huge crowd that came in with us, but the folks here did not seem all that excited to be serving us, and even though they were understaffed for the morning, did not seem too much in a hurry either. We got out smoothies/ice creams after a bit longer of a wait than expected. It's definitely a tight shop here, but we were able to find seats for us after waiting out a few folks. They've got a broken seat in the corner, which cause one of our group to almost fall into their ice cream! Hopefully they can get that fixed soon. Ice cream is decent! Smoothie also. I'd say it's typical college town fare, but nothing that you'd go out of your way for. Overall, it's a solid choice in the area, but a lot is begging to be improved here regarding the seating and the service.

I stopped into this yogurt spot for a snack. When I arrived I parked on the street nearby. I walked…read moreinto a cute spot. I was greeted and tbe ladies were so nice! I ordered: Irish Coffee M&M Crunch Plain Tart Frozen Yogurt (Crushed Oreo, Crushed Reeses, Chocolate Syrup, Whipped Cream) The Irish Coffee was my favorite! I also loved the M&M Crunch. The frozen yogurt was good just a bit of an interesting taste to the yogurt. All in all a good experience!

In my efforts to save money on bubble tea since Surreal Creamery down the road increased their…read moreprices, I decided to give this place a try. I ordered the black sesame bubble tea and was windly disappointed with the tea itself. It wasn't creamy at all and tasted like VERY mildly black sesame flavored water. But I will say, they cook their boba/tapioca well. Maybe their other bubble tea flavors are more flavorful, but this one missed the mark for me.

I've been wanting to try The Baked Bear for a while, and finally had the chance to last night! I…read moreordered a chocolate chip cookie and a scoop of their old fashioned vanilla ice cream. The cookie itself is thin and smaller than I'd like, but I understand that's probably because they also use them for the ice cookie sandwiches. The chocolate chips in the chocolate chip cookie are sweeter, I'm assuming milk chocolate, but I liked the texture of the cookie. It was what I'd call a "boneless cookie". I normally like soft cookies with a slight crust around the edges, and these didn't have that. But I still liked the cookie! It's soft and chewy, still soft the next day. After buying the cookie, I tried a sample of the old fashioned vanilla ice cream, and I was surprised by how much I liked it. The consistency was smooth and creamy and the vanilla flavor was really good. Normally I don't care for old fashioned vanilla because I prefer vanilla bean, but most places don't offer vanilla bean so I end up settling for French vanilla or old fashioned vanilla instead. This time though, it didn't feel like I was settling. I ended up ordering a small cup of the ice cream and the serving size was pretty generous. They also give you a physical punch card for rewards each visit, and you can enter your phone number at the counter, I'm not sure if you can also earn points through your phone number. It's bright and airy in there, even walking in after 10pm. The two ladies helping us were both very nice, one of them offered to give us a sample of ice cream when she heard us talking about trying it. I'll definitely be back, whether it's for the chocolate chip cookie or the vanilla ice cream!

Make a guess - Hole in the wall type of cookie shop that smells fresh cookies right after you…read moreenter? Head on to this sweet place in New Brunswick. While in my recent pursuit of finding interesting eateries in NB area, stumbled upon this small beauty of a cookie place. They have quite a variety of cookies and cater a combo of cookies and ice cream sandwiches that are not too costly. The gentleman at the counter was as warm as the cookies he served and we got ourselves a strawberry cheesecake cookie and couple of mixed ice creams. Roadside Parking might be little tight in the evening hours on week days. Also to note this is not a usual 9 AM opening shop. They open only at 3 PM and open until midnight on all days of the week.

When visiting family randomly in Jersey this holiday weekend, we were landed in this area for…read moredinner nearby. We suddenly found ourselves in dire need of ice cream after a nice local dinner. We needed something open late on a weeknight and walkable distance. After a quick yelping, we found a local highly rated stand nearby. This place is SO cute! We found a small humble hut style place with some enthusiastic customers. Everything ice cream and decorative pics, It's so fun! There are SO many choices and the gentleman who served us was super quick and efficient. There is a seating picnic area and also a street bench. I chose my go to chocolate soft serve with chocolate sprinkles, hubby got chocolate dipped hardshell, in cups. It's delicious quality Ice cream perfection! What's not to love? We left happy for sure! Only con- I want more now! Highly recommend! Thanks for following me, happy yelping in 2026! ~Tami in Miami

If you're looking for incredibly delicious ice cream at a very reasonable price, this spot is an…read moreabsolute gem! Its CASH ONLY though, so don't forget your dollars. Knowing they make everything fresh right on-site makes a huge difference in the overall flavor and quality. I tried 2 flavors during my visit: Pistachio Nut (it's packed with actual whole nuts) and Chocolate (its deeply, richly chocolately). Pro tip: Go for the hard ice cream! While it costs a tiny bit extra, it's denser, richer, and completely worth it As an added bonus, even the cake cones come in small, medium, and large sizes, making for the perfect scoop-to-cone ratio. I'll definitely be coming back for more!

Very happy I came across this location as they have vegan options and well as standard frozen…read moreyogurt. The staff kept the location clean and were helpful. There are 3 cup sizes w/ waffle bowl (extra $1) and waffle cones available. As advertised, there are 16 flavors available and plenty of toppings. Everything you would expect and need. For those wondering, the two vegan flavor options available at the moment are Oatly brand (Chai Tea & Black Raspberry). Per the website, the flavors rotate during the seasons so it could change but there are always two options. Frozen Yogurt Review: - Vegan Oatly Chai Tea (9/10) - Cookies & Cream (9/10) - Cookie Dough (9/10)

16 Handles is definitely one of the things I miss most about going to Rutgers! They have a pretty…read moregood selection of frozen yogurt, with my favorite flavors being NY Cheesecake and Nutella. They also have a pretty extensive topping bar. My go-to is the toasted coconut, which is usually in stock. My only complaint is that at some point they changed the cheesecake bites, which were not as good as the original ones. The atmosphere of this place is pretty fun -- they have cute seating. Sometimes it can be hard to get seating on busy nights, but there's also places to sit outside. One thing I appreciate about this location is that they always honor app promotions and coupons. Solid place for frozen yogurt!

The crispy code was good but not exceptional as i had hoped it would be . For $10.49 the cookie…read morecrispy cone's vanilla soft serve didn't tags any different than Dairy Queen or similar chain. It would have seemed more balanced if the cookie pieces and cookie dough were mixed in versus being sprinkled on top and some in the cone under the ice cream. I like sweet deserts but it was almost too sweet with the cookie batter spread on the soft cone . The cone part was good similar to a soft sugarcane common pretzel . The store added a $ 2.79 tip and said that i had added it when i was checking out . I told them i had not and they took it off. i prefer Coldstone which has bigger portions for the same price and overall tastes better . It is a nice change but i'm not sure I would go back .

This is my second time reviewing this place. The first time I visited, it had just opened, so I…read morewanted to come back and share an update after giving it a try. It's still a great spot when you're craving ice cream but want something a little different. The fresh baked cone is definitely what sets this place apart. It gives the whole experience more of a bakery vibe than your typical ice cream shop, and it's delicious. One thing to know before you go: the flavor selection is limited. Expect around six options or less at a time, including a weekly featured flavor that might just become your favorite. Here's my biggest tip: download the app before you visit. It saves time, lets you browse the flavors without standing at the kiosk, allows you to order ahead, and you'll earn points toward rewards, like a free pastry cone. Now, learn from my mistake... this is NOT take to go ice cream. I thought I could enjoy mine in the car, but by the time I got going, it had melted to a delicious mess. There aren't to go containers or bags because the experience is meant to be enjoyed fresh, even though seating inside is somewhat limited. The good news is that parking is easy, so getting there isn't a hassle. If you've been scrolling through reviews trying to decide whether items worth checking out, I'd say treat yourself and give it a try. It may not have endless flavor choices, but the freshly baked cones make it a unique ice cream experience that's worth experiencing at least once.

I just had the location since its hard to find parking. We ordered biscoff waffle, smores crepe,…read moremini pancakes, and biscoff crepe. We went late at night probably around after 10pm. There was a few people inside. The desserts were delicious. I just didnt understand the mini pancakes i thought it was like the poffertjes but nope it looks like regular sized pancakes.

This was my first time visiting Sweet Dip. My go to dessert is usually anything chocolate, so of…read morecourse, I ordered the regular chocolate shake. It came with some whipped cream and chocolate sprinkles. It was exactly what I needed today. The inside decor was really cute, and perfect for some nice pictures. The lady working there today was great too. She was quick to make all the orders my friends and I placed. Next time I want to get the chocomania classic with all the chocolate toppings around it!

I loved the Dalgona Latte:) It's really good. I'll be back to try other drinks next .read more

I had saved this place a while ago and wanted to try it…read more There were many options their London fog cream looked great but it was out of stock. I tried their ube milk and it was delicious. Would love to try other drinks if I am traveling to that area. Service was quick. They even deliver to your car if you mention it while ordering the drink.

After wanting to stop in here for the longest time, we finally made it over the weekend. I didn't…read moregrab any pictures, but there is a room off to the side with a bunch of cool old games like Pac-Man and Skee-Ball. We sat at the bar, which was about half full around lunch time and were greeted swiftly and offered menus. We ordered fried cheese curds to start, which were fantastic. The portion of marinara was small, but it was no trouble for us to get a second cup. For the dogs, I got the Kansas City Beefs which has pulled pork and coleslaw. My girlfriend got the Guten Dog which is a German style brat with sauerkraut on a pretzel bun. I upgraded my bun to the pretzel too. We both enjoyed our dogs and would love to try some more. They are high-quality and not super salty like many grocery store varieties. The pretzel bun was a real treat! Note for Parking: There is paid parking on the surrounding streets as well as a surface lot just half a block away

I arrived in New Brunswick by train, which is to say I trusted the machinery of civilization to…read moredeliver me to lunch. It did. A short walk later, I found myself at Destination Dogs, a place I had seen in photographs that suggested capaciousness. In reality, it is smaller.  This is not a complaint, just an observation.  I remember once hearing something about the contents of small packages. At 12:30 the place was full. Packed with humanity and appetite. I was seated quickly, as if someone had anticipated my hunger in advance. From the bar came the sound of construction crews discussing their midday rituals. Apparently this is where they come on Fridays, to repair themselves while they repair the city. It explained everything. Service was swift and attentive, a minor miracle given the crowd. I began with a Scotch egg, an item that seemed to have wandered in from another story entirely. I ordered it for that reason. I had always imagined my first Scotch egg would be eaten in an English pub under low ceilings and older regrets. Instead, here it was. Perfectly crisp, warm, and generous. The universe does not ask for permission. Then came the main event. The menu is an atlas of hot dogs. Domestic. International. Proteins in tube form arranged like possibilities. There is even an invitation to build your own, which I accepted. I attempted to recreate a favorite from Crif Dogs, a thing called the Spicy Redneck. Bacon wrapped dog. Pickled jalapenos. Coleslaw. Simple in theory. Destination Dogs improved upon it in every way that matters. The bacon crisped with purpose. The jalapenos spoke clearly. The coleslaw behaved. The hot dog itself seemed proud to be there. All of this, plus a 16 ounce beer, cost me about twenty five dollars with tip. A small price for order in a chaotic universe. Five stars. Not because perfection exists, but because this comes close enough to make the argument.