Stopped here on a whim wanting ice cream after we attended the Rockaway Doggie Parade. The staff…read morewas so friendly and let us sample a few flavors! Ended up getting the Sea Salt Caramel Truffle flavor and it was SOOOO GOOD! mMmM - delicious!!! Also, the portions are so generous!!!! The small scoop is HUGE! The were also nice enough to give us a pup cup for the fur babies (they shared). The place is very beachy vibes, I think there is a yard in the back but we didn't go. Next time for sure! Love, love, love this place!!

I wish I knew about Mara's before I spent money on ice cream on the boardwalk. Now, will surely…read morepass by after a Rockaway beach day. Located between Beach 92nd and 94th Streets. Beach 97 area is nearby. Close to a few bus lines and A train (for us, Q52 or Q53 stops in the Queens Center mall area). There's a large menu but we've been getting ice cream only. Prices are great. A small is a good-sized scoop at $5.50, even in a waffle cone. Finally asked for mine in a cup then topped with the waffle cone to avoid dripping all over the sides. Many flavors to choose from (saw one boozy flavor for 21+) but the Chocolate Lovers Chocolate is my pick so far - still sweet but dark chocolate with swirls and choc chunks in it. Had a taste of the Sea Salt Caramel Truffle - too sweet for me. Rainbow and Chocolate sprinkles are free. Other toppings cost $1 and given pre-packed so can add onto ice cream by yourself. There are a few tables indoors. Outdoors, there's a sandy area in the back with an umbrella-covered table/seats plus beach chairs. Service has been great. Got a "buy 10, get 1 free" punch card. There's a restroom but had an out-of-order sign on our last visit.

$4 ice cream WITH a cone is unheard of in this economy!! Ice Cream Window has a small list of…read moreflavors, but their quality and innovation made it hard to settle on just one. At least their kind employees encourage you to sample as many flavors as you want! The lemon poppy seed ice cream wasn't too sweet or too heavy. You can tell they use cream with a good fat content because it still held up pretty nicely in the summer heat and humidity. There are hints of lemon from the random bits of lemon zest throughout the scoop. I could've done with a little more lemon flavor(personal preference), but they did a really good job of replicating the flavor profile of a costco lemon poppy seed muffin!

Ice Cream Window is a lovely addition to Ridgewood & I'm glad I went there last minute. Do note…read morethat they're only available on the weekends but honestly that's part of the appeal/excitement. My family & I went and absolutely everyone loved the ice cream here- you can tell that it's homemade. We all opted for the Greek yogurt ice cream as the base as it was super creamy and tasty & then got a sorbet based scoop on top. I opted for the black currant which was really tasty. On top of the 10/10 ice cream, the staff was super nice letting us have samples/being so patient with quite a long line. All in all, can't wait to be in the area again to visit Ice Cream Window.

I loved the frozen yogurt I got so many different flavors and toppings there is so much to choose…read morefrom and amazing for dessert

Wonderful froyo spot with so many flavors & toppings. Only thing... avoid the last hour... when…read morethey start cleaning, the smell of bleach is always so overpowering, a friend had to wait outside, it's a turn off!

Mamita's Ices are awesome. Every single one of them. A local product born in Queens has roots from…read morethe Dominican Republic, they've managed to create a frozen treat that is reminiscent of ice cream in popsicle form. It is a consummate perfect post meal snack and perfect for any place that has warm weather. They are a perfect example of a local product that has gone wholesale, finding its way to different corners of the country. They have a wide assortment of flavors that could suit just about every sweets-loving palate out there. The ices range from their original tamarind to lemon lime to raspberry and guava (this one, wow!). On the flip side they have a series of "cream" based ones with some fruits like mango, coconut, and raspberry but others like batata and bizcocho. If you can score a box of some kind, be sure to go with the mix & match (variety pack). I've seen them in supermarkets and food festivals. They've got a good thing going; sort of reminds me of something I'd see on Shark Tank. While I beam with pride knowing they're from the best borough, I appreciate enjoying a local product perfectly suited for chilling out during summer.

I have always purchased these ices since I was a teen. Consistently delicious and creamy. My…read morefavorites were the batata, coconut and passion cream. In the ice variety (milk free) I loved the raspberry, it's so reminiscent of my time in DR. Sadly, the quality has diminished greatly. These are mostly ice crystals with a faint flavor of whatever is on the label. I buy these at $5-$7 each at my local bodegas. At that cost I can just buy a pint of ice cream instead. With the lower quality, I rather spend my money on other ice cream. It's super sad as these were my guilty pleasure. I hope they bring back the quality that kept me a loyal customer.

Ice cream, booze (boozy ice cream), and a woman owned business? What's not to love?! Here's the…read morescoop: I had the pleasure of attending an Elite Squad event at Tipsy Scoop, where in addition to trying a yummy scoop of ice cream, I also enjoyed a refreshing cocktail. For my ice cream, I went with their Boozy Banana Split. The ice cream was creamy and rich. Oh, and If you're worried about the alcohol overpowering the treat, worry not. That wasn't my experience. For my cocktail, and with Kim's (owner) assistance, I chose the Spicy Margarita Shandy. The drink was accentuated with a small bottle of tajin, and topped with a dehydrated slice of pineapple. It was fizzy and refreshing, and not too sweet. Pro tip: When you purchase a cocktail, you get to keep the glass and straw it's served on/with. A cute souvenir from the experience. The shop is trendy and fun. They also have a neat happy hour. I highly recommend it for a first date, or a catch-up with pals. They caters for events and parties, too. In a nutshell, there's something for everybody.

Clean ice cream shop with lots of natural lighting and some seating outside for a quick bite! The…read moreowner spends her time at front of house, and the store is a bit tucked in so look for the blue chairs outside. I really wanted to try the baklava flavor, but unfortunately it was sold out. I tried both the cookies and cream seasonal flavor and a dark chocolate whisky. Both had a nice subtle booze-aftertaste and were on the icier side -- I wish the chocolate flavor was slightly bolder overall!

Delicious tamarindo ice & limon ice! Love bringing my friends here. A bit pricey for the portion…read more Great, kind service. Tables to sit at if you decide to sit in.

Came in after seeing all the beautiful pics but given the authenticity of the place, didn't exactly…read morefind an English menu but landed on Fresas con Crema and was very happy! I wanted to see if any of the icees had cream in it and see if I could use that as a base and add fruit - will try again in the future!

Alt PDF menu here-…read morehttps://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d05051d9c02470001b93b5a/t/69ca6712c21ace1aad74ab91/1774872338936/SCREEN+DOOR+MENU.pdf I was here at this new ice cream place, open since April 3rd, after eating dinner at the nearby Ethiopian spot, Makina. This is their second location, with the original one being on Driggs in Greenpoint. In terms of the place, I do wish there were a display with all the ice creams, and it was a bit cramped. They serve pretty classic flavors, and the scoops were pretty big, with a single being $5 or $4.50 for soft serve, and I am curious/unsure if you can split flavors or not. I went with a double, which was $7, which was massive. For the flavors, I went with the seasonal, which was Maine Wild Blueberry, and my other flavor was Pistachio. In general, the ice cream wasn't overly sweet and was creamy. The blueberry was excellent, with some pieces of chopped blueberry and a mild, pleasant tartness. It was excellent overall. At first, I regretted ordering the pistachio as it was bright green and looked very artificial. However, the flavor wasn't overly sweet, and there were plenty of pieces inside. I preferred the blueberry, but it was still tasty. I tried a bit of the other people's flavors, which were all tasty as well. For standard flavors, the Coffee was solid, and another person enjoyed the Moose Tracks. In terms of vegan ice cream, there is a Black Raspberry With Chocolate Chip, and one other flavor. The black raspberry was nice as well, with it being a bit less creamy, of course, but the texture was a lot better than most vegan options. This is a tasty new ice cream place, and I expect them to get good business. Would recommend if you are in the area.

Very good retro ice cream shop in Sunnyside on Skillman Ave…read more Good quality ice cream for the neighborhood. My pastacio single scoop on a sugar cone was delicious. Full chunks of pastacios! This is the second shop they open; 1st one in Greenpoint Bkyn. Only three tiny tables with tree chairs outside for sitting. No other options.

Ices tastes rich and refreshing I've tried multiple but so far the peanut butter and cappuccino are…read moremy fave . The workers are amazing and they work fast .

Thankful that they serve sugar free ice. It is really hard to find these days. This is my go to…read moreplace ever since I had it like 5 years ago.