Cold stone always hits the spot. Best ice cream birthday cake that's easily available despite being…read morevery pricy.

I dont care for Coldstone's prices , I feel the quality does not justify the $$.. Nevertheless it…read morewas my son's birthday and he wanted the blue ice cream ( Cotton Candy) with gummy bears mixed in. I was well aware of the prices before I went in. My daughter got butter pecan. 2 small cups close to $15 sheesh. sheesh. I had a spoon of the butter pecan and it was sweet , but I didnt see a single nut. She didn't even finsh it. As for my son's his started rapidly melting before we even left the store. Perhaps it was over mixed when they added the gummy bears but it was so runny and dripping, he was mad. Luckily I had a roll of paper towels in the car . The girl at the counter was nice The front of the store has a weird slope at the door. On coming out it's like I little strange drop, not ideal in any circumstance - you can easily drop your overpriced ice cream. They should have that looked at. Luckily I wasn't holding anything and waa able to grab balance on the door.

I don't know why the address says Lindenwood, but you cares. I hit other Uncle Louis Gs locations…read morein my travels and its always excellent. That being said, the Crossbay Location is the best of all of em. The Georgia Peach was unreal. Last week, had the Mango.The young ladies are always friendly, professional, quick. Matty

After having perfect Pizza in Queens - you can walk to this local Uncle Louie G's and get the most…read moreflavorful spumoni ices. Many flavors but this one is all three of the best combined. Chocolate, creme and pistachio. All with delicious spumoni flavor- That's Italian! Pay cash! They take cards but saw some high amount. So pay cash at least know what to expect. . Do not quibble here either. Got a few to go and everyone loved them.

It's not often I stray away from New York hipster ice cream (Big Gay, Mikey Likes It, etc...), but…read moreit can't always be East Village when on the road... so sometimes you have to settle for Baskin Robbins. But to my surprise, it was like a blast to the past. Growing up in a small town in San Diego County, you were lucky to get a "31 Flavors" in your tiny suburb. For what they do, they still do a fantastic job of offering a tasty, nostalgic treat. I went with the cookies 'n cream that was chock full of Oreo chunks. Cheap enough for an airport cone ($3) and the perfect way to kick off a sunny Mexican vacation.

This place is a horrible mistake and a waste of time. I waited 20 minutes in line to order since…read morethey had everyone at this place go to the Dunkin Donuts line. And then they just tell me to step aside as someone makes my milkshakes. 15 minutes later, I'm told I need to pay first after the cashier told me to go pay next door where no one is charging you, just asking for receipt for it to be made and I end up back in line. These women are incompetent, don't coordinate and harass customers throwing them back and forth. They turn the heat up and lights on full so it gets hot that you leave angry.

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.

Quite possibly the best budget friendly place in Queens, maybe even the whole city. In a world and…read moresociety where food and accommodations tend to rinse your wallet completely dry like a sponge, there's at least one place where you can get a decent icee for under $5 and some food for under $10. My budget has been relatively tight so I've been relying on this place just for something light on the wallet to eat and this place has been very dependable. This corner spot has more flavors of ice cream and icees than Baskin Robbins and the Hot Dogs as well as the burgers here are delish and give off a homemade type of feel that is a contrast from your typical fast food burger. The ladies behind the counter are very welcoming and helpful. This has been my small haven for at least once or twice a week and will definitely be a hot spot when Summer fully kicks in.

Rainbow cookie, and chocolate chip. Sunday evening right before the sun is about to fall to bed. I…read morewalked right over made my order to go, sealed perfect right to eat under the ac

Heat wave to start summer 2025 in New York City!…read more Immediately following lunch nearby in Ozone Park, Queens, New York City, it was essential for me to attain something cold to cool down on a extreme heat advisory alert day. Italian icee! This business is a walk-up window kiosk as there is very limited outdoor seating - rain or shine. There is absolutely no indoor seating. I sat on their outdoor bench to consume my little Italian ice because I could not continue to trek home in the oppressive extreme heat high temperature. My trusty Yelp mobile application takes my foodie travels to Mike's Italian Ices as the nearest Italian ice business. I requested strawberry flavor as my choice of Italian ice and it was full of ice, but insufficient flavor. The flavor was very weak as I tasted mostly water from the ice. The ice as the base ingredient is not completely crushed. Near the bottom of my one small scoop $4.00 it became a small block of ice which is the same kind found in a frozen ice pop purchased in a supermarket. I remember eating a lot of frozen ice pops as a child purchased from supermarkets, but I don't like it. Not my cup of tea. Customer service is average the young male staff managed to muster a smile through the extreme heat. I had to flag to capture an associate's attention for service. I believe the employees are students working the summer months as pocket money. My sales receipt states cherry as my chosen flavor, but in truth it is strawberry. I am glad I decided on small size as I cannot stomach eating water and ice for either medium or large size icee. I certainly will not purchase either a medium or large cup of Italian ice nor ice cream for any possible return visits. The menu is affixed to their door, no vexatious large television monitors hanging overhead. I highly prefer their longtime competitors Ralph's Italian Ice and Uncle Louie G for both high quality and utter intense flavor.

Hours change based on business and weather!! But best gelato in nyc by far, real artisanal gelato.read more

I would rate Dolce Gelateria four and a half…read more I noticed the stand in the parking lot for aroma View Catering. We stopped by on a hot day for a couple scoops. I had the biscotti while my fiancée mixed the rainbow cookie and Rocher flavors. The biscotti was my favorite of the bunch. It was sweet, creamy, and rich. They serve larger sizes too including pints and quarts.

Stopped by Shake Shack at JFK Airport before my flight back to AUS. Funny story, I used to wait…read moreover 3 hours to get a Shake Shack burger at Madison Square Park back when there were only 2 Shake Shack locations. Now you can conveniently order a burger in no time from a location in the airport. You place your food order from a touch screen kiosk. You can also watch your order being prepared by employees in the kitchen. This location has the typical Shake Shack vibe and flair. I ordered the single-patty ShackBurger, a made-to-order quarter pound patty of 100% Angus beef with American cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion and ShackSauce on a toasted potato bun. The burger really hit the spot before a flight. The burger was juicy, well-seasoned, and made fresh, with the perfect balance of sauce, cheese, and bun. Simple, classic, and satisfying. For an airport location, the quality held up surprisingly well. Service was a bit slow but everything came out hot and neatly put together. Prices are a bit higher at the airport, but the consistency and flavor made it worth it. Solid choice if you're craving a reliable burger at JFK and want something familiar and filling before takeoff.

I didn't have time to make a sandwich, and thought that GF items would be limited in the airport…read more My absolute favorite fries are crinkle fries! Idk exactly why. Perhaps they're evocative of my childhood and youth, when every diner and burger joint served them. So I headed to Shake Shack for some lovely delicious fries. Ordering is a pain. You use a kiosk. No live people. I had gotten a bottle of water. The screen said to "scan" any other items. There is no barcode and no scanner. After saying three or four times that I couldn't scan the water, someone came over. You have to page through the menu. Ugh. Paid, typed in my name, and waited. And waited. Finally, my name was called, and I got my fries and some napkins. I sat I a lounge chair right across from Shake Shack, and.....the fries were cold. Terrible, awful, crushing disappointment. I so rarely eat fries these days. I was anticipating hot, golden, lovely crispy fries. I got lukewarm semi-limp mostly underdone fries. A sad, sad feeling. There's no seating at Shake Shack, but you can sit at a gate or take your food with you. Employees were working very hard, so it's strange that my fries were cold. I picked them up right away when my name was called. I probably won't come back, if I am in this terminal another time.

Bring cash -- and lots of it -- because you'll order more than you can handle. Which is ok, because…read moreeverything is spectacular and leftovers are a way of life at Don Peppe. I've been coming here since the price of the Veal Don Peppe started with a "1". Haven't been in quite a while, but now that it starts with a "5", I can tell you it's still worth every penny.

Service is odd as usual. Please stop forcing us to buy double portions. We don't need them…read more Wine good. Peppers amazing. Baked clams fabulous. Linguini white clam delicious. Veal parm succulent. Shrimp Luciano savory. Chicken scarpariello dry. Don Peppe salad the best. They have tortoni. Hard to find. Even in NYC. Had dinner with 6 friends. $250 per couple. ‍ Food was outstanding. Get here early. No reservations and cash only.