I stopped in on a Saturday night. It was almost 9pm and I didn't realize they were about to close…read more There were so many options for what to get that I was a bit overwhelmed and it took a moment to figure out what I wanted. Not because of the flavors, but the ways you can get your sweet treat (like, cone, cup, sundae, etc.) and other various options (like ice cream, sorbet, custard, etc.) I sampled a couple of sorbet flavors and ended up with a small cup of those two flavors. A small cup is two scoops so it was perfect! The flavors were Lemon Lavender and POG (pomegranate, orange, guava). At first I think I liked the lavender best, but as I continued to eat, I think POG stole the show. They were both refreshing and flavorful and I appreciated the blends to give my tastebuds new flavors. Del Ray is such a cute neighborhood too. I sat outside at the tables/benches to eat. If you're planning a visit, their website is pretty slim and doesn't list all the options for getting a sweet treat. I do think it would be helpful for it to include those options. But others have posted pictures of their menu so you can search for that.

I popped in on Sunday. It was busy…read more There was a guy in front of me in line with hearing issues and I had to tap his shoulder to direct him to the person waiting to take his order. The server person was clearly impatient with him but made me a little uncomfortable. I got the "Kit Kat" ice cream sandwich. It came in an Oreo wafer and was chocolate custard and was hard as a rock, plus was bland. I had to go back in and ask if it was actually the right thing, since it was so unrelated to KitKat. The cashier guy said yeah, it is KitKat. I told him it was nasty. It was $7.70 when all was said and done. Don't be back.

Yummmmmy The ice creams are great. Some decent flavors. We…read morewill go there again. Aaaaaa

Adorable ice cream spot in the North Harrison plaza! They have rolled ice cream and have a lot of…read moredifferent customization options for toppings and flavors. They have nondairy options of a slushy or crushed ice. I got the cotton candy and it was yummy! I didn't finish it because the syrup ran out about 3/4 of the way through, but it was super sweet! When we went, there were two employees there on a Saturday. Service was a bit slow, but we didn't wait longer than 10-15 minutes. Would definitely go back!

A delightful small ice-cream shop in West Over. Really thought their ice-cream was delicious!…read moreDefinitely will come back and try other flavors. Service was great too.

This westover ice cream shop is one I frequent. They have hand scooped icecream, sundaes,…read moremilkshakes, and more. After school there are usually kids lined up at the door. The icecream isn't the best quality but it's more affordable than many places in the area and the workers are very friendly.

It was good, and the set up is adorable. I just prefer more tang in the mango flavors whenever I…read moreorder this flavor. But cute fun and great service !

Wow just wow! I…read moredidn't know what to think when walking up to this popup ice cream shop. I always passed by it on my way to barnes and noble. I figured why not try it out. The taste, a melt in your mouth popsicle with childhood candy favorites. I got the chocolate hazelnut with coconut toppings. The look was cutesy and the taste was worth the price! I am definitely taking my family here and recommend you do too! plus they have gluten free options. Staff was nice enough to inform us what was gluten free. The seating is out in the open, and on a nice weather day, a perfect place to sit and chat with friends.

I was at Johns Hopkins and yhis place was very close by. I needed a birthday cake for my husband…read moreand I thought their mini celebration cake would be perfect! The cake itself was really nothing special....honestly I had better cakes from supermarkets. Their salted caramel mocha didn't taste any salted caramel....just pure chocolate on the bottom. While I appreciate they have mini cakes for $12, which is great for 2-3ppl, their products did not impress me.

I had a great experience, it was my first time trying sidekick while visiting Arlington! I was…read moreimmediately greeted by the cashier when I walked in. The lighting was dim and welcoming, and though it was connected to a large restaurant, it wasn't too loud of an atmosphere. I went with the 2 for 7 slidekick sliders, which was one heck of a deal. I got the steak and egg and the speciality of the month, which was egg white with ham and cheddar. For the price, the sandwiches were bigger than I expected, hot, and very tasty. The quality was great, and I only had to wait 10 minutes for my food. I highly recommend this spot, great for the price and quality of food! I will be back to try more, maybe sweets next time!

I'm back at favorite desserts in Rosslyn!…read more Biscoff Butter Éclair: My favorite pistachio one was sold out, which is a bit of a shame. This one perfectly captures the taste of Lotus Biscoff, especially the subtle bittersweet caramel. But as an éclair, it's still a bit too sweet. Strawberry Crunch Cheesecake: Absolutely perfect! The freshness and aroma of strawberries, the smoothness and creaminess of the cheesecake, bright and vibrant, and the cake itself is delicate and smooth.

It has been on my list to try. Idk why but I had much higher expectation to feel impressed when I…read moresee the display but I wasn't.. I tried the Boston cream eclair and tiramisu. I like that the choux dough is not soggy and the cream filling is not too sweet and not cornstarchy. I still can't quite figure out why I am not saying to myself wow this place is a keeper on my list. I haven't tried the tiramisu yet.

The ice cream is great but the prices are insane. For the same price as a tiny scoop here you can…read morewalk across the street and get a pint at Whole Foods

marionberry cheesecake was delicious but I wished they had more seating space inside. Felt very…read moregrab and go instead of a place to sit and enjoy ice cream

I had just finished dinner in Old Town, and wanted some ice cream. Walking around the…read moreneighborhood, there was definitely no shortage of ice cream shops! I spotted Pop's and thought, what could be better. I didn't know 'Pop's' was Ray Giovanni, who started his ice cream business in the '40s. He opened the store on King St. in 1976 - exactly 50 years ago. There was a very large selection of flavors, however, I was told I only get 'one sample taste'. Hmmm, that just made my choice rather easy - as my two favorites are chocolate and coffee. While I would have liked to sample a few others, and may have chosen a different flavor, I was okay with a scoop of chocolate and coffee. It was the first time I was limited to 1 sample taste at an ice cream store. The chocolate had a deep, rich taste, it was excellent. The coffee was also very good, but I was expecting a stronger coffee flavor.

This should have been a GREAT experience. Ice cream after a great seafood meal. A walk along the…read morePotomac. Ice cream with an old soda fountain vibe and feel. Instead, the guy working behind the counter looked like he would rather be chewing oyster shells than scooping ice cream. I usually let things roll off my back, but this kid hated his job and his life. Never greeted us, never spoke to us, unless it was a clarifying question. Seemed genuinely annoyed and put out when we asked about trying a flavor, to which I almost called him out when she was being nice and patient and placed the scoop on top of the cone with nothing inside the actual cone. No pride or care, just a check mark. At the end of the day, the ice cream saved the experience as it was welcomed and put my frustrations at ease. Rich and creamy with lots of ingredients in each bite, but I think we'll try the Creamery across the street next time we visit Alexandria.