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    Angela’s Ice Cream

    4.2 (593 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 9:30 PM
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Ki R.

    Great variety of seasonal and traditional flavors. The texture is silky and creamy. It's almost liking to an Italian gelato, at least to me. The business is set up as a walk through and there is no real seating available inside. Except there is a corner table that is always occupied. Outside there is a couple of benches that is nice. The people are great and very friendly. It was our first time here. We have been to Petaluma several times as we have family here. We will become regulars for sure. Enjoy!

    Lisa H.

    The space was clean and bright and the server super friendly- never losing patience as tried so many flavors. You can get one scoop-split into 2 flavors. So many u pique choices it was hard to figure out a complimentary flavor duo or try 2 totally different things as you have never had anything like the flavors they create. Apparently they have 7 locations and have one in my home town! lol So glad to finally try it- I literally was taking the advice of that new Book title from Ari's brother, "First, Eat Ice cream" and so I walked in. ***apparently "Caramel Crack" is the one to try!! They ran out- and the guy was telling me at what time in the morning it would arrive so I could try it- in the AM! Hahaha

    White macadamia cookie sandwich with morning fog
    Ken L.

    Macadamia nut with morning fog I think is what the ice cream favor is called. 8/10 A little too sweet but we are talking about cookie sandwich here so can't be perfect. Vibe of the story is great and classic feel. Street parking but isn't as bad as SF city parking. A lot of nice stores near by to check out also. Would come back

    Stephanie H.

    We arrived at 9:06 PM today only to be told by staff they were already closed. We walked in and he said we're closed - I was confused if I got the time wrong. This was incredibly frustrating since both the sign on their door (please see photo) and Yelp list 9:30 PM as the closing time. We drove 40 minutes specifically to get ice cream here, so it was a huge waste of time and gas. Very disappointing that the hours aren't accurate. Please make sure to call ahead and check if they are open!

    Sherril S.

    A must when in town! YUM!!!! Great selections of ice cream. They have the classic flavors but they offer a nice selections of unique flavors. They had a lemon blonde that was heavenly. Place is clean and service was pleasant. They let you test taste which is really nice. Will definitely come again.

    Outstanding! Stop over here in Petaluma and ice cream at Angela's is amazing and the service was fantastic!

    Valerie B.

    Cute spot here main street downtown Petaluma. Wanted ice cream and crazy I am, it's on a winter cold July night. Lines are usually long, but, I came 30min before closing. Less people in line. Caramel crunch is a fan fave of this place. I also wanted coffee ice cream. Espresso Crema is really good. Their cream, I assume comes from a local sourced farm. The ice cream is silky smooth. It satisfied my late night sweet tooth. Now I need coffee. Lol

    Single scoop waffle cone with 4 berry basque cheesecake and carrot cake
    Lian T.

    This is one of my top ice cream experiences. I'm from Texas (home of large portions) and used to work at an ice cream shop and the servings in the waffle cones here are massive. So generous and easily shareable. Highly recommended the carrot cake and 4 berry basque cheesecake. I'm sure all the flavors are hits but I'd seriously order the same thing every time it's so good.

    Julie C.

    Wow wow wow!!!!! This is the VERY best ice cream I have ever tasted. I walked in and ordered a chocolate chip cookie dough mixed with espresso milkshake. It is out of this world. My daughter ordered the lavender ice cream, which I had never tasted before and not only is the flavor Incredible but the texture of the ice cream and the creaminess is just amazing!!! This is an experience for your taste buds- worth every single penny. And oh one more thing, the people working there? Just as great as the ice cream. Kind, efficient, helpful and friendly!!

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    Marlys J.

    No matter the weather outside, there are always customers inside of Angela's -- it must be because it is so delicious! There are so many flavors to choose from. Their ice cream is rich, creamy, and flavorful. They have several friendly staff behind the counter who always seem happy to help. I always love coming here after a day of shopping or an after dinner treat!

    Sean L.

    A Love Letter in Three Scoops and a Mascarpone Swoon. Some people end a romantic dinner with a stroll. Others? With fireworks. We ended ours with dairy ecstasy. Tucked into what looks like a Norman Rockwell painting of a soda shop blessed by the gods of cream and churn, Angela's Organic Ice Cream doesn't just scoop. No, no, friend. They perform. They compose. They whisk your very soul into a symphony of local cream, honest eggs, and hand-swirled, heart-stirring magic. Picture this: black-and-white checkered floors straight out of a 1950s diner fantasy. Soft pendant lighting like butter on a biscuit. And behind that glowing glass? A lineup of treats so angelic you half-expect them to sing Gregorian chants as you approach. My wife -- Queen of the Quinoa, Duchess of Side Dishes, and occasional dessert doubter -- was converted in one elegant spoonful. She ordered the Nutty Natalie, which I will now refer to as The Hazelnut Love Bomb. Toasted hazelnuts? Present. Homemade hazelnut-chocolate syrup? Swirling like Michelangelo painted it. Mascarpone? As silky as Sinatra's voice in a candlelit lounge. If this cup were any more Italian, it would've serenaded her with a mandolin. Me? I went for the Chocolate Raspberry, which I will modestly rename The Smooth Operator. Creamy milk chocolate and bright raspberry walked hand-in-hand across my tongue like Fred and Ginger. Sweet, tart, velvety, electric. If a chocolate truffle and a summer raspberry had a well-adjusted child, this would be it. We rolled in late, bellies full of dinner and dreams. No line, no wait -- just the gentle hum of a staff that cares. Sold out of a few things (a sign of quality!), but they made up for it with cheerful samples and honest recommendations. You can tell the folks here believe in the product. And they should. Because this isn't frozen dessert. This is frozen devotion. Angela's doesn't rely on gimmicks. There's no gold leaf. No smoke show. Just cream, eggs, integrity, and a commitment to flavor that should frankly earn them a Nobel Prize in dairy diplomacy. If you find yourself anywhere within a 50-mile radius of this gem and do not stop in... I question your life choices. This is the kind of place where ice cream isn't just eaten. It's remembered. 5 scoops out of 5. One for taste, one for texture, one for ambiance, one for staff, and one because this is what dessert was always meant to be.

    Barney C.

    Food / Ice Cream : 5/5 The Pistachio ice cream was amazing. Some of the best ice cream I've had in a while. Everyone in my group was delighted by their choice so I don't think you can go wrong here. Service: 5/5 Excellent service. Served up various samples with a smile and gave honest opinions when I asked. Ambiance: 5/5 Very nice ice cream shop. Clean and bright. Modern but not too modern to be without a personality. Great place to bring friends, family or even enemies.

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