We had a fabulous time at Icy and Spicy! Such a cute and well decorated ice cream shop. I took my…read morenieces for the first time to South Beach and we stopped for some icecream and this was a perfect place to stop! We tried the mochi icecream and the oreo milkshake! My other niece got the cookie monster and cookie dough. It was a great time to bond with my family and enjoy icecream on the beach. I recommend to take the family for an enjoyable time.

Decided to stop in this cute little shop before calling our Uber to the airport. I wish we would…read morehave stopped in earlier in the week. My son and I shared a Dragon Fruit sorbet which was delicious. Service was quick as they are already prepared. I would definitely make a stop at this location again when I'm back in Miami because I would love to try the pineapple sorbet.

I first tried Myka in San Salvador last year and thought it was great…read more Happy they've arrived in Miami and glad to see they're doing well. Got lucky and had no wait midday, midweek. Although its delicious, there's no way I would wait in line for this place and seems to be going viral for some reason. Like the quality of toppings and the service was friendly too. A brick and mortar store would be nice as well. One size with no toppings set me back $10.

I love Myka's frozen yogurt, but unfortunately, this experience was enough for me not to come back…read more The customer service was extremely disappointing. The employee who helped me was rude, dismissive, and spoke to me in a very disrespectful and condescending way. No customer should be made to feel insulted for asking a simple question. The yogurt is great, but customer service is just as important. I hope management addresses this because no one should be treated that way.

So happy to have them in Miami. Love that they have several vegan options. Service was ok, not the…read morefriendliest and people were unsure where to go. Cute little place with some seating. Ice cream was good but definitely pricey. Paid $18 for two individual scoops with one topping. The biggest caveat is the location.... no parking nearby and no locals really ever go to Collins Ave.

I came to this place excited that I was going to try some ice cream but this place was such a…read moredisappointment. I get it. It is Christmas Eve. But why have the lights on indicating it is open and furthermore leaving the door open for anyone to come in. We were inside the store for like 5 minutes and we honestly thought they were open so we waited and a big family was also coming in excited and we have the worker came in from the side of the store and just rudely tells us "we're closed" like maam congratulations we know now but why be so rude about it? You clearly didn't do the effort to indicate that for us. And for that you will get a bad review because you had a bad day you have to ruin it for everyone else? Work on your attitude if you want to be left in charged. Looks bad for a business to have such rude people working. Especially on a holiday that is supposed to be joyful

If you're not giving Azucar five stars, what are you doing? This place is fantastic and so, so…read moredelicious. It is one of my go-to places to take visitors from out of town - you get a delicious sweet treat and so many flavors that just scream Miami and Miami culture. My personal favorite is the cafe con leche with oreo...so decadent and I truly feel like I'm just having a cup of ice coffee! However, many people I've taken also love the abuela maria! Can't recommend more highly!

You cannot miss this place, literally. There is a giant melting ice cream cone bursting out of the…read morewall over the door, and once you are inside it just keeps delivering. Azucar bills itself as the first homemade Cuban ice cream and I believe it. Get the Abuela Maria. It is their number one seller for a reason: guava, cream cheese, and Maria cookies folded together, and it tastes exactly like something a Cuban grandmother would make if she also happened to be a genius. Cafe con Leche and Mantecado round out the top three and neither disappoints. Real talk on the practical stuff. It is busy and the shop is small, so expect a line and expect to eat standing or perched on the window bench. Prices run about seven to eleven bucks a cup depending on size, but taxes are included in the sticker (rare and appreciated, no surprise math at the register). Cash and Apple Pay both work. Pro move: grab your cup, walk thirty seconds to Domino Park, and eat it watching the old timers slap dominoes. That combo is peak Little Havana. Five stars, would fly back to Miami for the Abuela Maria alone.

It was such an easy process to get this ice cream, the menu makes it very simple and it was made…read morevery fast. The shop is so clean and organized! There are so many options but I ended up trying vanilla with Cinnamon Toast Crunch, waffle cone and Twix. It was delicious! I love the crunch from the cereal

I came expecting some good ice cream like how people post about them. But then as the ice creams…read morecame out they were all melting and dripped all over the car and our hands. I wouldn't come here unless you're looking to get all sticky for some ice cream that wasn't that good either.

So delicious!! Got to try all the vegan flavors and ended up with the vanilla and yuzu melon. Both…read morewere super creamy and dreamy! The owner was super friendly too! Will definitely e back!

Tasty on every bite…read more While walking around Wynwood we stumbled upon Glow For Good. This restaurant is definitely a dessert place first; the restaurant has no indoor seating, limited outdoor seating, and a short main course menu. But the main courses available are full of flavor, tasty on every bite, and each of the dishes that we tried felt freshly made with quality ingredients. The main hero of the whole experience is the "frozen yogurt". With a variety of delicious flavors and toppings, makes this a great spot for a quick dessert. All in all, if you are into frozen Yogurt Glow For Good is a great alternative.

Nice flavors! Amarena is outstanding! Also please try Oreo, staff is so kindly…read more Gelato-go also have some French pastriesse, you should try

Cute store. We had the affogato with tres leches gelato. Delicious. Would highly recommend this…read morefor an after dinner dessert.

Really good ice cream. Got 2 scoops, the Jenny from the block and a chocolate flavor…read more Cool vibe.

According to owner and hip hop DJ Ari Kalimi "Mr. Kream is a hip-hop ice cream shop and it's…read morelocated in Wynwood and basically, we are combining all the elements of hip-hop into an ice cream shop." All of the ice cream are named for hip hop artists and album titles including their most popular flavor, a 2 Live Crew inspired 2 Live Blue, which is Oreo cookie, cookie dough, blue vanilla ice cream. The floor is decorated with a rap walk of fame and the walls with hip hop graffiti. You can next level your scoops with edible spray paint, candy, pastries, soda, and even alcohol. Besides ice cream they sell pizza and hot dogs. On weekends, Mr. Kream has a live DJ and they're open until 3 a.m. They pride themselves on not just giving you ice cream, but an entire experience. I think the experience was what was lacking when my friend and I ducked in here for a cool treat after walking around a blazing hot Wynwood. I didn't know anything about Mr. Kream before entering the store but I figured out the hip hop theme quickly. Our server wasn't the friendliest and we may have tried out something new if she had been more welcoming. I ended up with a small scoop of watermelon sorbet that while refreshing was over priced at over $7. It was while I was eating that I noticed they had limoncello with lemon sorbet for a reasonable sounding $13.50. Maybe I should of had my watermelon sorbet splashed with vodka, The more I started reading the menu, the more interesting it seemed, especially the alcohol side of the menu. I don't feel like I enjoyed the whole Mr. Kream experience but I would give them another shot.