In the midst of a crazy world shut in with Coronavirus concerns we ventured out to have some ice…read morecream . So glad we did because we discovered Gond Chocolate. It is a quaint little shop serving ice cream, homemade chocolates and Açaí cups. If you like caramel sauce on your sundae you have hit the jackpot here. Ooey goey caramel in abundance. Check it out it's rather charming!

My husband and I came in here expecting to get ice cream but was actually thrilled and caught by…read morebig surprise that they had açaí! We were even happier because their açaí seems like it's Brazilian based which is even 10x better because Brazilian açaí is literally the best. The place is quite hidden because you see the ice cream shop sign and have to walk down this little path and the shop is on the right side! It's so cute, they're open pretty late and they also sell chocolates! Would definitely recommend the açaí to satisfy the craving but haven't tried the ice cream yet so we will be back for that!

I got a small Cappucino Chunk ice cream dish - YUM! I love coffee flavored anything and this did…read morenot disappoint! It was roughly $5.30 for a small dish which I thought (in todays world) was reasonable, and the woman who took my order was fast, efficient & kind. Picnic benches outside, although I did not sit at them. Parking on the side of the building. Cute pit stop!

Absolutely awesome! We have gone here since at least 2004. The owners (husband and wife team) are…read morewonderful and at the shop almost daily looking over things to be sure customers are treated well. They hire alot of young people off from school for the summer. So they are only open in the early Summer into around end of September. The gentleman owner was sweet, funny and such a kind man. He knew my mother from her going to get ice cream for my dad. Sadly he passed away some time after my mother did. I would go in when we moved back in 2014 and he would always come over to me and say hi give me a hug and chit chat calling me Joy. He didn't realize I wasn't her. His wife now oversees things there, loves our dog Blitz and spoils him with pup cups every time she sees him. Kush Kone is a really important to Manomet, not just for summer vacationers but for the year round residents. Our little town would never be the same without Kush Kone.

Stopped in here for just a cup of coffee early in the day…read more Met the owner she was very nice, pleasant and accommodating. Also got a delicious cranberry muffin. Tried the Kona coffee, a bit reluctant but glad I took a chance. I loved it! It was smooth but not watered down at all. Bonus was she has almond milk or oat milk - not many places offer those. Ill definitely be back again and will try other things.

This is sone of the BEST ice Cream flavor in the Cape area. Familiar flavors, but creamier and full…read moreof the fillings you expect. Everyone ordered a different flavor, and there was not a complaint amongst us. The rubber donkey that kids can ride upon is a whole thing I was not aware of until we went here with a "fan" from last year. The Hawaiian Kona coffee would be better if it were served fresh, and not from a carafe. When you add cold dairy to a lukewarm coffee, you don't get the time to about it before it gets too cold. Tip 1: Just a note, if you are looking at the restroom in between the restaurant and the ice cream shop, that is only for the restaurant. You will need to go across the street and use the marina bathroom. For the love of God, don't even look at the Porta potty. It is probably full. Tip 2: the beach across the street is just lovely. You can lean up against the rail and perhaps watch a gentleman make oddly painted sand sculptures as we did. Tip 3: There is a beautiful grassy hill behind the ice cream shop that has a little amphitheater, so there are plenty of spots to sit outside.

Very wide selection of flavors and also non dairy options as well! There's something for everyone!…read moreThe costumer service is great. The workers are very welcoming and kind and extremely helpful with recommendations. I love this place so much it'sy favorite ice cream place in town

We had an amazing time today. We are visiting from Florida and the service was superb! It had just…read morestopped raining and the owners went out and wiped down the bench so we had a dry place to sit. The ice cream was great and the customer service was even better! Highly recommend

Good service and good ice cream. Just across from the hotel and open late. Portions are plenty. See…read morephoto

Won't go here again. Went out for ice cream on July 2nd and ordered a medium ice cream , 2 scoops…read more The portion I received was pitiful. The experience that I have always had going out for ice cream is that you are served more than you are expecting and it's delightful. Here the ice cream was not even piled to the top of the cup, which was barely bigger than the size of a hoodsie. I ordered black raspberry Oreo which tasted freezer burned, and cookie butter which was tasty but I only had a couple of spoonfuls of it so didn't enjoy it for long. The staff was disengaged and the place wasn't even busy so it's not like the girl was rushing to take care or a line or stressed. Overall a total disappointment. Wish Peaceful Meadows was still there instead.

Owner makes fresh waffle cones while you wait for your order. Atmosphere is the best.read more

Really cool inside.so much fun coca cola.fresh waffle cone.ginormous sizes.this place is aura.read more

Worth it!! The ice cream here tastes so so good. I've gone…read moreto the Burlington and now Dennis Port locations and Holy Cow has such great ice cream. I've had the corner piece and the salted caramel brownie, (highly recommend!!). Staff are very friendly and the inside smells delicious and looks really cool! **Only flaw is that it is pretty pricey so be prepared for that.

I have been following Holy Cow on Instagram for years and finally got the chance to go last night!…read more My favorite part was the warm waffle cone (which I actually didn't order at first but once I realized they were being made on the spot and served right away I had to get one) The flavor I had was Lunch Lady - it was really good- but I do wish they had some more traditional flavors, especially for my kids- they were having a hard time deciding because they like chocolate based flavors and there wasn't a lot of options. The line was long but moved quickly, the shop was clean but the bathroom was out of soap and toilet paper. Overall I would say if you haven't tried Holy Cow I would try it and make sure to get a waffle cone!

Massachusetts consumes the most ice cream per capita in the USA, by a margin of 2:1. This shop, I…read morethink is the reason. Continuously operated since the Kennedy brothers were playing tag football on Craigville beach and baby Teddy was in cloth diapers. Thumbing their nose at rapacious corporate robber barons of Brigham's, the shop inspired a long progression of pale imitators -- Turner's, Emack and Bolio's, Steve's, Ben and Jerry's -- so many pretenders to the throne of the best in the world. Come to this shop and discover the peak ice cream experience. Enjoy the photos on the wall of generations of teens and their first jobs, from the sixties to the present. Chat with the friendly staff if you can catch a moment when there's not a line out the front door. Pick up a whole cooler full of quarts, they'll give you a free bag of ice. Snag one of the cool logo attire. What ARE the four seas? The shirts have the answer and it's not what you think! Check around the back where there's a quiet garden in the shade, enjoy your cone, have a frappe, regret the moment you reach the bottom of your bowl.

Very long lines for an overhyped ice cream parlor. The ice cream has blah flavor, high fat content-…read morebut really lacking in flavor. It's usually all melty too since the place isn't air conditioned. Go to Polar Cave, Cape Cod Ice Cream, Kilwins- anywhere else. Dairy Queen is better!