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3.9 (1.2k reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
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Brownie a la Mode ice cream.
Vi T.

Stopped in to get a couple scoops of ice cream while in the Alameda area. We decided on the Macapuno (young coconut) and Brownie a la Mode. Both were very creamy, smooth and delicious. Especially the Macapuno, which is now one of my favorites.

Melissa Y.

Delicious ice cream, and great portions for the price (for Bay Area standards). Been here a few times and the workers have been courteous and helpful with choosing flavors. Most recently I got their butter pecan and birthday cake flavors. Their waffle cones are good, on the thinner side but capable of remaining intact for the duration of your ice cream eating time. They have plenty of seating inside and a small but lovely outdoor patio in the back. Highly recommend going outside of their post-lunch rush hours.

Jon Z.

I'm always on the hunt for ice cream, so I found this place when I was in Alameda. Honestly I was pretty disappointed. The ice cream itself wasn't very rich or creamy (it honestly tasted fairly cheap) and the flavor/mix ins also weren't very interesting or impressive. I was pretty bummed since I'm not usually in the East Bay so I definitely wanted to find something good while I was there.

Mocha chip
Stella Y.

This is your classic, nostalgic, old school no frills kind of ice cream and I love it. I got the double scoop which wasn't cheap but the portions were huge! I got the mocha chip and the tin roof sundae. I like how both had a great base of either coffee or vanilla and wasn't over powered by the toppings. The mocha chip had some food size chips which were fun to chew and the tin roof also had some nuts for a great texture. Overall, a very classic and rich ice cream for a nice summer night!

Surge C.

Even though I grew up in the county, I never had the infamous Tucker's. I was expecting a bit more pizazz with the flavors, but the samples and scoop I had didn't seem much different than a grocery-bought one. The service was great and I really appreciated the enthusiasm of the young gentleman helping me. There was a sign saying the temperature of the freezers was quite high, which is why their ice creams are so creamy, but I guess creamy means they'll melt as soon as your handed your treat. Overall, it was quite messy and felt like the ice cream was minutes away from becoming a milkshake. For $7, I'll pass and go buy a pint.

Janice J.

I got the sugar cone with a "baby scoop" of Pralines & Cream: Praline nuts with a caramel swirl in their creamy base for $3. My bf got a single scoop in a cup of Chocolate Chip: Vanilla ice cream with large chocolate chunks folded in for $5.25 Tucker's Ice Cream is a classic Alameda, California, ice cream shop, operating since 1941 and known for its "Super Creamed" ice cream, fudge, and other treats like sorbets, sherbets, and ice cream cakes. It's a local tradition, famous for its rich, old-fashioned flavors and has won local awards, with a current location on Park Street that moved from its original spot. The business is family-owned and continues to support the community, offering a variety of options for different dietary needs, including dairy-free and vegan choices. | December 28, 2025 |

Eva C.

Super cute ice cream shop! Shared a double junior with a friend and we got the ube and pistachio! it was creamy and delicious. There was no artificial flavor and food coloring, so the color looked natural!

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Amy L.

We have been coming to tuckers for a long time. Back lot parking if you can find a spot, you can walk into the back door from the lot. I haven't been in a while. I used to get a large sundae and share. So many flavors and has been around forever. Today I decided to go with young coconut, macapuno. They let you sample and decide on a flavor. Small bites of coconut and it was fine and creamy just the way I like it. I love coming here during a warm spring evening after dinner.

Chocolate Fantasy
Fel I.

Now this is an ice cream scoop! They do it right! And the chocolate fantasy, to die for! Keep up the goodness!

Strawberry chocolate, nuts and drizzled choc fudge
Hemanth G.

Nostalgic drive by to this place - during my early years living in alameda many decades ago. Had some time dropping off my son at Oakland airport..visited my old Spanish casa.

Alex L.

First time visiting Tucker's Ice Cream! I went on a Wednesday night. The place was packed. There were a lot of ice cream flavors! The interior was unique. They offer ice cream, dipped bananas, milkshakes, and ice cream to go too. Pricing is reasonable. There is seating inside. Parking can be tough. This is a good post-dinner spot.

Supposed to be Marble fudge, more like vanilla.
K K.

For $15 I thought I was getting marble fudge, not vanilla with emotional support chocolate strings The ice cream is still creamy, but the swirl distribution looked like they let a toddler help in the back. The original owners never used to skimp like this. Back then they loaded the mix-ins and you actually felt good paying premium prices. Now it's hit or miss depending on the day. Park Street needs some competition because I shouldn't have to conduct a forensic investigation to find the fudge swirl.

Cookie dough + chocolate fantasy in a waffle cone
Serena H.

Plenty of seating and really delicious ice cream! I got a junior double scoop and was super satisfied by the portions. I got cookie dough and chocolate fantasy and really enjoyed both flavors. Will definitely come back!

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I enjoy the ice cream here. It's high quality and nice environment for dessert enthusiasts and beyond. Try it out and enjoy!

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Yum! It's good ice cream. A great place to stop for dessert after a fabulous meal at one of the many great restaurants on Park St.

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I have a nut allergy and they were able to accommodate, and were very helpful. I got the birthday cake ice cream and it was yum

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Is the ice cream made in a peanut allergy safe facility?

Are there ice creams gluten-free?

Yes some are. Just have to ask and the staff can tell you which ones have gluten

Do they have banana splits?

Yes

Do they make chocho ice cream bars?

Yes! They're right next to their chocolate-covered bananas in the cold case. Looks yummy!

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This is my first time to their new location since they moved out of Oakland. I got a banana walnut…read morebread, blackberry danish, and a pretzel. Everything was delicious and I'll definitely be back to try their breakfast pizza. The service was great and I was quickly helped. I went at around 11am on a Thursday, and there were still plenty of fresh baked goods to choose from. I also ordered a cold brew to go with my pastries and the coffee was delicious. They have a lot of tables inside, and great outdoor seating as well. Highly recommend everyone check out Firebrand!

This review is specifically about the female cafe manager on duty Sunday morning November 1, 2026…read more And WOW. She was SO unnecessarily rude to my sweet little family. For context, we're regulars. We come nearly every week after our littlest's soccer practice for milk steamers and snacks. We also grab our breads and coffee for the week when we're down the street drinking other things at Almanac, and we regularly recommend Firebrand to friends and family. We genuinely LOVE the bread, pizza, sandwiches, coffee, and overall vibe. So here's what happened today. My husband (a nicer-than-necessary Southern gentleman) was flying solo with our two kids (ages 2 and 6) after soccer practice. On their way outside, our 2-year-old dropped his milk steamer because, well, he's 2. Womp, womp. My husband, being the considerate human he is, tracked down the manager to alert her to the spill and ask for help cleaning it up. She walked over, looked at the spill, looked at him, smacked her lips like this was the biggest inconvenience of her entire day, and said, "Whatever, I'll clean it up later." She then informed him he'd need to get back in line and pay for another one. Meanwhile, our toddler is absolutely beside himself, literally crying over spilled milk, and the manager is offering approximately zero grace or help. When my husband asked, "Really, there's nothing you can do to help me out here?" she cheerfully replied, "Yep! Those are the rules!" So my husband, hands full with two kids (one of whom is now having a full-blown meltdown), gets back in line. By the time they get back in line, it has snaked around. Thankfully, the sweet barista who had already helped them was happy to slide him through without charging the $2.25 for another KIDS MILK STEAMER. Problem solved, right? WRONG. As my husband is handing the replacement drink to our now-consoled toddler, the manager circles back for round two. She asks if he got what he needed, then turns to the barista and asks, "Did he pay for that?" The barista, clearly possessing the common sense and basic human decency missing from this interaction, responds, "C'mon. It's just kids' milk." But the manager doubles down: "It's the rules because it wasn't our fault he dropped it." WE ARE LITERALLY TALKING ABOUT SIX OUNCES OF MILK, PEOPLE. At this point, my husband says, "Okay, then come on! Come ring me up so I can go enjoy my Sunday with my kids." He is perfectly willing to pay his $2.25 and move on with his life. Instead, this woman proceeds to hold him at the register and LECTURE him because she apparently took personal offense to the barista comping a toddler's replacement milk. And the grand finale? She refuses to let him pay, telling him, "Because YOU made a big deal about it, so just don't worry about it." I honestly cannot make this up. What an embarrassing display of "customer service" and an even more embarrassing use of whatever authority she thinks she's wielding over SIX OUNCES OF MILK. Firebrand, we love your business and have happily supported it at various locations over the years. But someone needs to remind this particular manager that customer service is about more than enforcing rules. It's also about exercising a little judgment, showing some grace, and, perhaps most importantly, not making an already-upset two-year-old's day harder over spilled milk. Someone come get your lil' manager!

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Inside order counter and water drink station

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Ham and Cheese Croissant, top view

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I was fortunate enough to participate in a silent auction and be the winner of the Semifreddis…read morebakery tour for up to 20 people. While it took some coordination on my part, we all made it and it's the best insider peek into this Bay Area institution that started in a small bakery that has grown so very much! Our guide Jennifer was a wealth of knowledge and so very fun to lead us through the history and operations of this business. The average person just doesn't appreciate all the work that goes into the foods that we eat. We saw the warehouse where the raw goods are stored and then onto the production floor! We saw the flour coming out into the massive vats, loaves coming out of ovens, focaccia going into convection ovens and all the steps in between. We were gifted an amazing bag of products that included a sweet baguette, sour battard, a bag of granola, bag of croutons, a morning bun, bag of cinnamon bread, biscotti and a bag of cinnamon bread. Unbelievable!!! They are such a family oriented organization that values community that they regularly donate product out. Items that come back from the stores and those that have an opps are sent out to become feed for chickens! I've always loved Semifreddis and now, I love them more. There are no public tours. Only way in is via a donated tour or via hosted events for 2nd grade and up classes. What a special day for me and 19 of my friends and family. Thank you!! Ps. No pics inside due to employee privacy.

Went here on a tour with Kaiser docs. Great behind the scenes view of their bakery. Huge fan of…read moretheir kalamata loaf and cinnamon twist bread now. It was also great to learn how much they give back to the local community too! We usually get their products locally at Encinal market or Berkeley bowl.

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Semifreddis - Inside of Cranberry Scone - good! Nice and tender inside. My favorite of their scones.

Inside of Cranberry Scone - good! Nice and tender inside. My favorite of their scones.

Semifreddis - Inside of Heart Shortbread Sugar Cookie - better for looking than for eating.

Inside of Heart Shortbread Sugar Cookie - better for looking than for eating.

Semifreddis - Inside of Croissant - texture is dense and bready.

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Inside of Croissant - texture is dense and bready.

Bake Sum - Inside of Chocolate Chunk with Maldon Salt Cookie ($3.50) - very good!

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Bake Sum - Inside of Mocha Cake ($3.75) - it's quite sweet and soft, but not really chocolatey.

Inside of Mocha Cake ($3.75) - it's quite sweet and soft, but not really chocolatey.

Bake Sum - Inside of Hojicha Double Chocolate Cookie ($4) - great, strong hojicha flavor. I still prefer the black sesame snickerdoodle though.

Inside of Hojicha Double Chocolate Cookie ($4) - great, strong hojicha flavor. I still prefer the black sesame snickerdoodle though.

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Almond Cake ($4) and Hojicha Double Chocolate Cookie ($4)

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