There is no shortage of ice cream options on Cape Cod. Eating ice cream after a seafood dinner…read moreafter a day on the beach seems like an obligatory day when on the Cape. Despite the plentiful options for ice cream, the lines in the evenings are often very long. But, we had no wait grabbing our post-bike ride mid-afternoon snack, and the super friendly workers seemed eager to satisfy us. CCC has lots of appealing flavors, and I opted for the Monomoy Mud Pie and Allen Harbor Almond Joy. It was an unusual pairing, and I preferred the Mud Pie. Really great coffee ice cream, with fudge and graham crackers mixed in. The Almond Joy was very good too, but for me, the almond pieces detracted from the great creaminess of the ice cream even though the flavor and chocolate covered almonds were awesome. If I were spending more time on the Cape, I'd gladly taste test my way through their entire menu!

We discovered the secret - though I hesitate to write it…read more.. Get your ice cream mid-day instead of after dinner and you *may* avoid the hour plus lines many of the ice cream places on the Cape have every night. We went to Cape Cod Creamery after earning the treat by riding many miles on the CC Rail Trail that morning. We had one party in front of us and waited only a moment or two. The staff were young and friendly. I asked our scooper what her favorite flavor is and she said, "black raspberry and usually everyone who tries it orders it. Do you want a sample?" I, in fact, did! I love a place that lets you try before you buy. While I often gravitate towards chocolate flavors, I decided to try it along with a scoop of blueberry. I got my chocolate fix by ordering my cup with chocolate sprinkles. While the flavors were kind of similar in color and taste, I enjoyed the black raspberry more. Mine was a healthy two scoops for about $7.50. It felt expensive but ice cream out, and on Cape Cod, always is. We enjoyed our ice cream outdoors because it was a beautiful day! There is plenty of indoor dining space for nighttime or weather days that are not as optimal. A shop with a clean bathroom is always an added bonus in my book.

The Salty Dipper ($7.50) is a total hat tip to Midwestern custard stands and their tricks of the…read moretrade. It's a waffle cone loaded with vanilla soft serve, cored with a thick straw and filled with a lode vein of caramel, then dipped in chocolate shell and quickly rolled in crushed Oreos. I mean, anything that blends ice cream, Oreos and caramel is going to be a hit, and this monster absolutely delivered. Menu also features the Brainfreeze (slush swirled with soft serve), Nor'easter (think a DQ Blizzard), Buzz (house cold brew with a soft serve float), and Frozen Cowpuccinos (a Buzz blended to a frappe consistency). There's other stuff but these are the ones you'd have to ask about because they aren't described on the menu! The base product is cold (duh), smooth and pleasantly sweet. More buttery on the palate than most soft serve, which is a savory respite especially when your kids are covering their cups in sprinkles, gummy bears and the like. Vanilla and chOcolate always available, with eight rotating specialty flavors like banana, cotton candy and coffee. Cash only. Patient staff. ICE CREAM.

Pretty no frills, basic ice cream but very good and friendly service! It was a walk-up window…read moreoutside so might not be the best for a rainy day, and I believe it is also cash only.

Delicious ice cream and they DEFINITELY don't skimp you on the oreo! We ordered the regular oreo…read moreand coffee oreo- $6 each for a sizable "small" serving. Service was fast and there were a few outdoor tables to pick from. Ice cream tastes creamy and homemade and worth the stop!

This spot was busy every evening during my trip. After giving it a try, I totally understood why…read morethere were lines - the ice cream is good! There were plenty of flavors to select from. I chose a special, S'moreo, in a kiddie cone that was surprisingly filling. The ice cream was creamy and had the perfect amount of Oreos and marshmallow swirls. Overall, it was a good experience - the lines moved fast and the ice cream was delicious!

CANT LIVE WITHOUT THEM! Ice cream! Soft serve. Weekly. I can't help it. I get the same thing every…read moresingle time! Kiddie soft serve twist cone. And maybe their small but tasty lobster roll! GREAT soft serve. Now, I have to go mini golf some day to work off all the cones I've eaten since I moved to the Cape last year!

Loved this place!! I got a sundae and it was massive but exactly what I wanted! Wish we were…read morestaying closer because we would have gone every night!

My family and I loved the variety of flavors. The ice cream was delicious. Even though the line was…read morelong, it moved quickly.

Me and my family always come every year on a trip here and I always have to make my way to The…read moreCreamery because of how good it is. It's always very busy at night but it's always worth the wait. The ice cream is so good and they give you very good portions of it. This is the 11th year I've came and we took a few breaks from the cape but we had to come back because it's our favorite place. I've been coming here since I was little and I have family who lives here so I'm always attracted back somehow. I would recommend the Sandy-Neck Snickers in a waffle cone to anyone who loves snickers. It was so good! The Adirondack chairs in yellow and blue are so iconic and the workers are so friendly here it just gives off a very nice, family friendly vibe.

The line was very long with only one person taking orders, cashing you out and making your order…read more Many people behind us left. I had a coffee flavored ice cream which was good, but not my favorite place. It's clean and others seem to love it! It's just not for me.

To be fair, I can walk to get ice cream here when staying with my gracious and generous host, who…read morelives just around the corner. I enjoy the variety of flavors- my favorite is grape nut. I thought the service on July 11th was gracious and kind. I will return often.

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!

Cute gift shop with nice clothing selection and a large candy selection. They sell fudge &…read moreice-cream, too. However, the ice cream was very soft & easily melted in the 70° something degree weather - I can't imagine how fast it would melt if it was hotter. The salted caramel ice cream was delicious and I would get it again. The black raspberry was not worth it. We had a friend ask about gluten free options for ice cream and the workers were not very knowledgeable about it nor did they understand cross-contamination with the scoops. They definitely need an allergen training. Otherwise, everyone was friendly and it was a cute store.

Cape Cod staple that you gotta stop in to when visiting. Fun to see them making fudge on the…read morecounter in the front window. Large selection of taffy and other candy by the pound up front all with the chocolate confections. Across from the chocolate counter is an ice cream counter, Keep walking to the back for the building for gifts, jewelry, clothing, and souvenirs type things. It was surprising how far back the shop went. Cute place with tasty treats. Always fun to stop here

If I closed my eyes I would have thought that we were on the Amalfi coast or in Apulia, or Roma…read more.. Caffé Gelato Bertini serves excellent gelato made in-house by the owners. My pistachio gelato was authentic heaven-in-a-cup delicious! You can tell by the natural pistachio colour. It wasn't neon green. Plenty of outdoor seating under the trees overlooking a pond. Definitely worth a stop in Yarmouth. Enjoy! Bellisimo! Thank you.

Love this place! Authentic Italian gelato and love the espresso! We visit here often!read more

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!

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!