Good ice cream, but brings a premium price tag…read more ​The ice cream here is genuinely good, the service is friendly, and unlike a lot of spots in the area, there is plenty of seating to actually sit down and enjoy your treat. That said, be prepared for a very limited selection of standard flavors. It's also definitely on the pricey side--expect to pay $8 for a single scoop, which feels a bit steep compared to the usual $6 national average. Worth a stop if you want a reliable, friendly spot to sit down, but keep the smaller menu and higher cost in mind.

The review is for the ice cream spot. Plenty of choices. Easy service. Moving fast. Price…read moremoderately. We had walnut and peach and cream flavors . The creaminess made me insane with this brand. Worth trying when you are in the area. An epic experience. Location is so perfect. Right after the ferry station with a great view of the bridge. Historically awesome to be here.

Decently priced ice cream cake in Brooklyn with Asian flavors. Their online ordering form makes it…read morevery convenient to get a cake from here. Upon submitting the online order, I received a text confirming the order. I was able to confirm the price. They were going to charge me an extra $12 for the outline of Crayon Shin-Chan's face that I requested. They said it wasn't a simple drawing, which I didn't realize, so I swiftly changed it to just mini cone designs. The mini cone design was a good call because they added different flavored ice creams that I didn't choose for the cake to the cones. One of the ice cream cone flavors was orange or something, which I don't think I saw as an option on the ordering form, making it even better and allowing us to try even more flavors! It was $65.33 (incl tax) for 3 flavors for the second biggest size cake (I think it was for 10-12 ppl). The three flavors I got for the cake were: Cookies and cream - 3.5/5 My least favorite flavor here even though I generally really enjoy cookies and cream. Not enough cookies and the texture of the cookies is not soft enough. Don't think it will taste like your favorite pint of cookies and cream. If I were to try to describe it, I'd say it'd taste like a healthy cookies and cream? Taro - 4.5/5 My favorite flavor because the taro came through but in a nice, subtle way. This was also the least sweet of the three flavors. Black sesame - 4/5 Undeniably black sesame. The taste was very strong and the black sesame seeds gave it some texture. A tad bit too sweet but overall ok. I've gotten ice cream cakes from here in the past, and I thought I wrote them a review already, but I guess not.

Someone got this over cream cake to ring in the new year and the flavors chosen inside were milk…read moretea and lychee that was shared amongst 5 people. Both flavors were good, not overly sweet. The two cones on the cake were flavors that we couldn't choose and it was strawberry and matcha. Personally for me, the matcha was a bit too bitter. Would like to try other flavors next time!

Pro tip: Get all the soft serve twists!! Literally every single flavor is a must try. Couldn't pick…read morea favorite and the best part about it... I didn't need to limit myself to just one. How often can you get horchata, mango, pistachio, raspberry, vanilla, and chocolate in one soft serve cup? Dreamery BK lives up to its name. It is a dreamy spot in Brooklyn with cute knick knacks and people all around.

I came here on a nice Sunny afternoon for an ice cream date with my nephew. I want to preface this…read moreby saying that I'm always on the look out for non-diary products. I don't eat nuts so I'm very particular about the non dairy products I consume. This was DELICIOUS. My favorite flavor has to be coffee. The staff were extremely nice and friendly. They let us try various flavors as it was my first time visiting the shop. They have soft serve ice cream as well if the regular one is not your thing. They even have a cute toppings bar in the back for the ice cream. Neighborhood gem!

The ice cream is my go to for homemade ice cream. I have tried the cherry coconut, and soursap and…read moreguava in the photo. My all time staples are banana Pudding and coconut. They also make cartons to go! I ordered 2 last week. The service is always exceptional and you can try up to 3 flavors before you purchase. The ambiance is relaxing and inviting. Stay for a little while or take it to go.

Love their selection of Caribbean flavors, I just wish they allowed more than 3 samples because…read morethere were so many flavors I haven't seen before. Of the three I tried (coconut, guava, and soursop), coconut was definitely my favorite and was so refreshing on a hot day. Ice cream is made in house; there was someone at the front making a new batch when I walked in.

Relatively new, this shops fills the void for a sweet treat in this area…read more It's such a adorable space to enjoy your dessert . I'd been meaning to stop by and was happy I did today. The owner Ashley was very sweet and took time to fill us in on the concept and give insight on more additions coming to the shop ( bakery items). She gives samples so we tried the dairy free mixed berry- bursting with fruity goodness. We then got cones of Black is King -the most intense chocolate (Madagascar)flavor I've ever tried. It's insanely good, don't skip it if you're a chocolate fan. Both my hunby and son agreed it's the best chocolate ice cream we've had. I had the Ethiopian Coffee ice cream, so good. The ice creams are made without eggs and preservatives,made with fair trade ingredients from Africa .Vegan options are available. Frozen drinks offerings as well. There's loyalty card that I'm sure will not be difficult to quickly fill up. There's a cute little table for kids too. Great aesthetics, great service and great ice cream. Cash or card. Closed on Mondays. 12pm to 8pm other days No bathroom. Take out or dine in.

First off the place is very cute! Service was great! I was greeted as I walked in and the owner was…read morevery polite. She was patient as I sampled various flavors. I ended up getting a cookies and cream. Loved it! Not too sweet. Be sure to stop by and grab some ice cream y'all

Small space but they make good use of it. Everything is so bright and colorful…read more Tasted the coconut but I've had better so I went with the sorrel sorbet. Loved the sorrel sorbet omg it was so sweet and so cinnamon forward. Service was very friendly.

I was at this small ice cream/ice pop spot with a handful of others after going to the excellent…read moreBong nearby. The staff since I was friendly and I tried a couple flavors before settling on two which were $8.50 with one scoop being $6 and three being $10 I believe with the scoop sizes being pretty big. In terms of ice cream texture, it's not as creamy as some other spots but I don't mind a thicker ice cream and the sorbet was not too icy which was definitely a plus. I went with one ice cream and one sorbet with those being the Sorrel Rum and the Soursop Ice Cream. While I usually prefer ice cream pretty heavily over sorbets because of texture, I preferred the sorrel as it was strongly flavored and just outstanding. I love sorrel having had it multiple times because of my workplace and this was a excellent version with a bit of sourness but not too much and a bit of spice presumably from the rum or some other spices they use for the sorrel with both being likely. The soursop was a bit lighter but still had enough guanabana flavor to be unique (though without the texture of course) and I would still recommend it. I also tried someone else's Guava Cheesecake Ice Cream which I also liked and I was happy that it wasn't overly sweetened as many guava pastries/ treats are. I would be very happy if this place opened up a location outside of Crown Heights as I liked the flavors a lot and it would be a nice spin on the general ice cream places usually located in Manhattan or the Asian ones popping up. I think LES would be perfect for instance but for now, there's definitely a possibility I would go back down here and get more of this if I'm going to be going back here for dinner or something similar.

I stopped by for the "Death by Chocolate" collaboration between @amplehills x @crazycups which is…read morethe ultimate treat for chocolate and ice cream lovers. Weekends only at Brooklyn location will be ultra-premium hot chocolate served in an edible cup, topped with perfectly toasted marshmallows and loaded with rich chocolatey toppings. The collaboration also offers DBC ice cream and parfaits for even more indulgent options. A spacious location with plenty of seating, a game room in the back, & friendly staff The hot chocolate is insane!!!! A must-try!!

The vanilla ice cream was decent. It was salted a bit heavier than I preferred but overall not bad…read more The gelato itself was good for a few bites but eventually got flavor fatigue and generally felt too sweet. So far it's been an okay experience and I'm still open to trying their other flavors.

Malai ice cream shop stands out from the frozen confection scene with their menu of South Asian,…read moreIndian inspired flavors.. my favorite flavors so far are Mango & Cream & Saffron Pistachio. The employees on multiple visits to the shop were patient & attentive. There are 2 small tables with seating and there is some window seating on cushioned bench/ window inner areas. Lovely little ice cream shop, definitely a must- try place for ice cream lovers!

Malai has a really cool concept and is probably a great intro spot for people who are just starting…read moreto explore more global-inspired ice cream flavors, but for me, the execution was a little mixed. The shop itself is small but cute, nicely decorated, with 2 mini tables and a couple of windowsill seats if you want to sit for a bit. Staff was super friendly and generous with samples, which I appreciated since some of the flavors are definitely outside the usual ice cream comfort zone. They also sell pints to take home. Flavor-wise, I tried the masala chai, black cherry cardamom, and the saffron soft serve. The saffron soft serve reminded me of the leftover milk from ras malai turned into soft serve, which was interesting and nostalgic. The masala chai and cherry cardamom were more subtle than I hoped. Some tasted unique upfront but left a slightly weird aftertaste that kind of lingered. I respect what they're trying to do and can see why people love it, especially if you're easing into more globally inspired desserts, but for the price, I wanted stronger flavor payoff and a cleaner finish. TLDR: Unique global inspired ice cream flavors, friendly staff, and free samples, but some flavors felt muted and had an odd aftertaste. Worth trying once if you're curious, but expensive for what it is.