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.

Wanted to love it but just didn't. Crescent ridge is…read morelocated in the public market which is really nice because you can sit down or walk around with your ice cream. The service was great! The staff is more than willing to provide you with generous samples. I tried the campfire s'mores and the coffee Oreo. I ended up getting the coffee Oreo because I liked the flavor more, but note that it doesn't really have a coffee flavor. I'd say it was more chocolatey Oreo. I liked it, it just wasn't what I expected with the name. The prices seem high until you actually get the ice cream. For reference I got the smallest size (tot) and it was still difficult to finish by myself. I didn't LOVE the ice cream. It's more of a me thing, texture wise it just wasn't creamy enough. I'm glad I tried it and I understand why people like this place so much, it's just not for me.

Great ice creams with many creative flavors that change each week or so. We tried the six flavor…read moresampler for just$12, what a deal. Ours included chocolate, Oreos and cream, cornbread and jam, toasted coconut, and shortbread and a sixth that was great but we can't remember the name. We also sampled a few others such as matcha and peanut butter and jelly that tasted exactly like the classic American sandwich. Lot of topping choices and homemade cones. All the ice creams and cones are made on site by a great and very friendly staff lead by owners Blair and Kady who are not only new business operators but also recent dog owners and best of all new parents of baby Harper. No lack of gumption with these two. Location is on Columbus Avenue in Boston's historic Southend. Great flavors, great value and super location. What more could you ask for ?

A true gem in Boston's South End. They have such a great variety of unique flavors and the portions…read moreare generous. Everything tastes fresh, and the ice cream was packed with flavor. If you're in town, this spot is a must visit.

DELICIOUS. Much better than I was expecting for a popsicle…read moreon the street. The pistachio white chocolate is a must! Really fantastic and I would say worth the price. It's a dense popsicle, nothing foamy like the supermarket premade ones. The blackberry goat cheese is also tart and delicious. It definitely has that goat cheese flavor, and I love it. They do think of everything here-- they even give a small box around the stick to catch any drips. Service is great, I think we accidentally went as they were closing (6:30, even though shop said closed at 6 I believe...) the attendant was very helpful and could recommend many flavors. They have no indoor seating but there are many chairs nearby! Nice view of seaport and the water too.

Happened upon this pop-up shop while walking around the neighborhood during a weekday late…read moreafternoon. The staff member working the shop was both friendly and helpful. The popsicles are basically as the name describes - fancy popsicles with (some traditional) but mostly unique flavor pairings. The aesthetic of the space paired well with this. I tend to go classic so I went with strawberry. Was it a refreshing fruit popsicle? Yes, it was. Perfect for a hot as heck day. Was it worth it? Hmm, probably not. I've had much better 'gourmet' popsicles. If you happen to be in the area on a blazzin' hot day, it would certainly suffice as a cool outdoor treat.

I had seen this place on Rednote, and decided to give it a go at the time passing by. Overall, it…read morewas pretty good; the flavors were quite interesting, and the portions were generous. B3: One of their signature flavors, named for its blend of brown butter, brown sugar, and brownie. The ice cream was smooth and creamy, with the sweetness of the brown sugar and the nutty aroma of the brown butter blending harmoniously. Large chunks of brownie are interspersed throughout, their firm texture and slightly bitter dark chocolate contrasting beautifully with the ice cream, creating a layered effect. Deserving of the signature flavor! Earl Grey: Another signature flavor, but after tasting it for a while, I couldn't observe any tea flavor. I even wondered if the server had given me the wrong one The color didn't look like Earl Grey tea either. However, judging from the reviews, it probably does look like this. The milky flavor, though, was very rich. Burnt Caramel: It was my first time seeing "burnt caramel," which is essentially sugar caramelized to a higher temperature than caramel, resulting in a darker color and a richer, more intense bitterness. While I love bitterness, I felt it was a bit too much. Most importantly, the ice cream was noticeably stickier than the others, and the plastic scoop was too soft, making it difficult to scoop. Bourbon Street: Quite similar with B3, both using brown sugar and browned butter. However, the bourbon and praline made the overall flavor sweeter, lighter, and more in line with the classic creamy taste of ice cream. In other words, it was not as distinctive as the B3.

A friend who's been going to Cambridge more often recommended this spot for ice cream and boy it…read moredidn't disappoint. I went around 1 in the afternoon on a weekday during summer and it had a line that nearly went out the door. I sampled the B3 and mango sticky rice and liked them both so much that even though I had a very small dessert pocket, opted to get the small size to get both flavors. The casual spot was cutely decorated. The ice cream does melt quickly so be prepared to eat fast!

Long ass line, but it moved quick. The space inside was cute and the flavors are written on…read moremagnetic paddles so if a flavor was sold out, they could just remove it from the board, which is so smart. Prices are pretty normal compared to other ice cream shops I've been to. I got a scoop of taro and a scoop of birthday cake. The texture of the ice cream is not too hard and not too soft. Honestly the best texture ice cream can have. The taro had a nice natural flavor, not overbearing at all. The birthday cake was good too, but the big chunks of frosting threw me off. Otherwise, I can see why they have very long lines.

I got the orange creamsicle float. It was kinda blah. I noticed on my receipt that they over…read morecharged me. They did the refund and just told me it went back on my card but didn't give me a receipt to prove it. Here's hoping it really shows up. For all the options in the north end for ice cream and gelato, I would go elsewhere for more taste, or maybe just the creamsicle float needs to be taken off the menu

" Hidden Gem "…read more Don't forget to stop her for your chocolate needs . They set the bar high and never disappoint. I drive from Newton to this spot in east Boston . The only problem is limiting my intake and making sure my friends don't eat all my goodies . The vibe is friendly and the service is well .

Tried to buy chocolates today drove 20 min to get there waited outside for 30 they never opened :/…read moretried to call but website doesn't provide any phone number.. too bad . They look amazing and wanted to give the chocolates as a gift

A solid 4.5 stars. I…read moreloved their flavor selection for being broad and interesting. I got Banana Cinnamon and Gina's Moka Explosion which were both delicious. Unfortunately I got several big ice chunks in the banana cinnamon but the rest of it was creamy. Cone situation is basic, nothing wrong with that. Staff wasn't overly friendly or anything but was fast, they only allow you to taste two flavors. Overall I just really loved the flavors I got and would return to try more or get the same ones again.

After this terrible winter we've had, it was finally 50 degrees in Boston so of course that meant…read moreicecream!!! Simple menu and delicious, many homemade flavors to try. Prices are resonable as well! I like the old school vibe inside.

It's a tiny bakery with big flavors and cool concoctions…read more Maybe 10 seats inside, so be prepared to take it to go. If you're lucky you might be able to grab a stool but it's tight in there. You order at the counter and they call you when it's ready. They have a specialty drink menu but also offer the regular favorites. I tried this Biscoff iced latte which was pretty good. It wasn't too sweet. It had tiny cookie crumbles on the top. Yummy. Highly recommend the Salt bread if you don't want anything too sweet in terms of food. Overall this bakery matches my preferences as I don't like crazy amounts of sugar. The pastries are all pretty awesome, many with unique flavors. They really let the flavors stand out instead of just being overwhelming sweet. I like that. You can see from the photos how much variety they offer. Ube Croissant. Thai tea Croissant. You won't have trouble finding something fun to sample. Staff was nice. Expect a line and a wait, since this gem isn't hidden.

This is a small bakery in downtown Boston. There's only a few seats and they serve drinks and…read morepastries. The pastries are Asian influenced with flavors like black sesame mochi, thai milk tea croissant, kimchi beef wellington, passion yuzu, and much more. I recommend coming earlier as they sold out of some pasteries that we wanted to try. We ended up getting the Jasmine Breeze which was a mousse that contained lychee and peach. It was good and wasn't too sweet so we enjoyed it. It's about $8-$10 for most of the pastries. For a drink we got the black sesame milk which was okay, but mostly ice. The only cons are that I wish they decorated the cafe a bit more as it feels a bit sterile. Moreover, the employees could be more friendly and welcoming.