We did the most dangerous thing possible here: sample a bunch of flavors and suddenly start…read morequestioning all of our life choices about favorite ice cream. Between the three of us, there was a little bit of everything--from classic comfort flavors to things I never thought would work in ice cream but somehow absolutely did. (Don't mind the F, E, D--that's just to remind me who ordered what). Roasted Beets & Fresh Mint (F, E) - the absolute winner of the night and my #1 flavor. I never thought I'd describe an ice cream as refreshing in the way a sorbet is, but somehow this pulled it off while staying rich and creamy. Delicious, subtly minty, unbelievably smooth, and surprisingly refreshing. The beet flavor was mild enough that it didn't taste earthy or overpowering--just mellow and creamy, while the mint made all the difference in brightening everything up. I genuinely never had such a refreshing ice cream that wasn't sorbet. Such a unique flavor that somehow works perfectly, and absolutely something I'd get again. GOAT Cheese, Thyme, and Honey (E, D) - my #2 and a complete 100% hit. Tangy, creamy, slightly savory, sweet, and incredibly unique while still tasting approachable. It somehow tastes exactly like the name promises without feeling too "out there." If you're nervous about goat cheese, trust me and try it. Easily an instant reorder. Dark Chocolate, Olive Oil & Sea Salt (E, D) - rounding out my top three. Such a good balance against the sweetness of the rest of the ice cream options. Rich, deep chocolate flavor without becoming overwhelming, while the olive oil and sea salt round everything out and keep it from tasting too sugary. A flavor I appreciated more and more between bites of sweeter scoops. Hill Country Honey & Vanilla Bean (E) - one of the smoothest vanilla bean ice creams I've had. It reminded me of a traditional ice milk soft serve in the best way possible: creamy, nostalgic, and incredibly easy to eat. A deceptively simple flavor done really well. Very Strawberry (F) - a clean strawberry flavor that leaned a little artificial, but honestly? Still really good. Bright, fruity, and easy to enjoy. Cookies & Cream (F) - this one hit HARD when you got a full spoonful. I never liked cookies & cream before this, but this one genuinely changed my mind. Probably the only cookies & cream I would willingly eat. Chocolate Chocolate (F) - love chocolate? Get this. That's all you need to know. Coffee & Cream (D) - oooh. This immediately reminded me of a keto coffee ice cream I had once and really enjoyed. Rich coffee flavor without tasting too bitter or overpowering--would absolutely get this again. Sweet Cream w. Strawberry (D) - unfortunately, a miss for me compared to the others. Too creamy for me and not enough strawberry flavor to justify choosing it over the Very Strawberry. Overall, the adventurous flavors completely stole the show here. My tier list by far: 1) Roasted Beets & Fresh Mint, 2) GOAT Cheese, Thyme, and Honey, and 3) Dark Chocolate, Olive Oil & Sea Salt. Unique flavors that actually feel intentional rather than gimmicky, and all three are instant repeat orders for me. Atmosphere-wise, the place was pleasant, parking was surprisingly easy, and while it wasn't overwhelmingly crowded, the place is definitely more popular than it first appears. I never thought I'd be a fan of Americanized ice cream--usually it's way too sweet for me--but Lick completely proved me wrong. Somehow, the flavors felt balanced, intentional, and actually let the ingredients shine without drowning me in sugar. Touché, Lick. Dangerous spot for indecisive people because suddenly you're convincing yourself that yes, maybe you do need another scoop.

Nut allergy friendly: they do label allergens and they won't open a new container, but they did get…read moreme a new scoop Parked in the garage for free with no issues. Quite busy at 8:15PM on a Sunday! About ten people ahead of us and only two people working so it took about 10-15mins with people asking for samples and such. While we were there, it was always a packed line so it definitely gets really busy from 8-9PM! We got three larges for a total of twelve flavors, a little bit of overlap: Mine: Dark Chocolate Olive Oil and Sea Salt - Really liked this, the bitter saltiness offset the creaminess really well. Coffee with Cream - A very light but roasty coffee, like a light coffee. I liked this!; Goat Cheese, Thyme and Honey - The herbal flavor is more subtle than I expected! Not too sweet, liked this one Sweet Cream & Strawberry - this one didn't stand out much to me Others: Roasted Beets and Fresh Mint - I really liked this one! The beets and mint hit on the back of your tongue, yum Chocolate Chocolate - Very intense chocolate, not too crazy about it though Cookies & Cream - Surprisingly good! I liked this one Very Strawberry - way more strawberry than the sweet cream. I'd recommend this over the sweet cream and strawberry Hill Country Honey & Vanilla Bean - Pretty light, a classic. Thought it was okay. If I had a tier list it would be: 1) Coffee with Cream 2) Goat Cheese 3) Dark Chocolate Olive Oil 4) Roasted Beets and Mint 5) Cookies & Cream 6) Very Strawberry 7) Vanilla Bean 8) Chocolate Chocolate 9) Sweet Cream & Strawberry Overall, a few hits, a few misses, but it was a fun tasting experience. We paid via inKind with no issues, which made it a pretty solid value.

The Baked Bear is such a fun spot for an ice cream sandwich. They have tons of flavors and the…read morecookies are homemade, soft, and literally melt in your mouth. You can pick cookies or brownies for your sandwich, and the combinations are endless. The service is great and everything feels fresh and thoughtfully made. The inside is a bit small, but this location has a really nice lawn and patio area where you can sit and enjoy your treat. It's the perfect place to hang out, especially on a warm day. Pro tip: choose two different cookies so you can try more than one flavor, and always get your sandwich warmed up. It takes it to a whole new level. Such a unique and delicious stop in Austin.

I had baked bear a few years ago and I feel like either I didn't get the right flavors this time or…read moremaybe something changed. I mean you can see for yourself that the ice cream sandwich looks 10 out of 10 fire. I did the custom ice cream sandwich with vanilla ice cream two different cookies- one was the gooey butter cake (overpowering after a few bites) did not finish & the other was like a oreo & cookie mix (much better) and did finish. Vanilla ice cream was decent, but nothing special. I might get it again if I was in the area and really had a sweet tooth, but I would definitely go for some different flavors because they just didn't hit the same this time.

This little food truck packs a mighty punch when it comes to desserts! Get ready to commit the…read moreULTIMATE SIN when you sit down and eat her little treats!! They are super yummy and you won't be disappointed!! We loved her smile and her service too!! She so friendly and and just as sweet as her desserts! We had gluttony a la mode and death my chocolate a la mode. You can't go wrong with these! Dig in and be ready to have a smile on your face! The prices are slightly higher than the menu on Yelp.

Stopped for some delicious dessert after eating at El Alma. The cookies are pretty darn good but…read morethe brownies are to die for! Nuha's is located in a cute little food truck, and there is a nice outdoor seating area in the back with picnic tables and twinkly lights. The menu is super creative with each of the 7b recipes named after the 7 deadly sins,. I will be dreaming of this brownie for some time to come!

Came here at about 10pm on Monday night. I got a split cup of chocolate and vanilla gelato. There…read morewas only one person in line ahead of us and we got served quickly. The gelato was delicious!

8/10 Taste was so-so good. Was surprised and impressed…read more Waffle cone to gelato ratio is not great, waffle cone bottom did not get filled so was left with just waffle cone halfway down. Atmosphere was cozy, good for a lowkey night if going during the evening. Two dates happening when I went! Cute

First place I've seen in Austin that has rolled ice cream and in a truck at that!…read more I am glad that they have the coconut ice cream version for a dairy free option. Also if you're not very hungry the portions are huge so sharing is a good idea! I got the Sticky Mango. Honestly was not a fan, the ice cream was very hard and difficult to eat. Also the coconut flavor from the ice cream was extremely overpowering and I couldn't taste the mango. Good service and cool flavors.

Beautifully rolled ice cream with unique flavors. Appreciate that their ice cream is not too…read morecomplex and not too sweet. I had a custom ice cream of Nutella, banana and strawberries with walnuts to top. Had a great crunch and the components were blended nicely. It can get pretty busy, especially at peak hours, so you're looking to wait a bit. I'd say it's worth it. Indulge a bit!

Best Ice Cream in Texas!…read more This is deceptive. They give you this "small" ice cream and you're thinking "pricey for a small cup," but then you start eating and then you're wondering if you can finish it! The ice cream is sooo dense! And creamy! Did I mention creamy? And the flavors really pop. Service is excellent, and you can get a taste sample if you're trying to decide. A bonus is the location, right behind the place that was the original home for Waterloo Records for years. Traditional Old Austin atmosphere! If you're in the area and in the ice cream mood, you can't do better than Amy's.

When I make my monthly stockup trip to Lush, it always means a stop at Amy's for a little treat as…read morethey're next door to one another. Service and ice cream are always great. Clean store. On a recent visit however we left after being in line for 15 minutes. It was a long line (out the door) in a small shop. There was one employee and we just felt so badly for him having to go at it alone. Poor planning by management I'd say. I'll continue to stop by every month. I just hope the employees get more assistance.

Amy's was amaaaaaazing! Blew my mind how good the Mexican Vanilla is. We got Oreo, which is made…read morewith the Mexican Vanilla, and we had to get it twice in our 4ish day stay in Austin. I also tried to Oh Honey, which was a special it seems like. The coffee ice cream was so yummy too. Highly highly highly recommend!! SooOo good.

On what should've been a glorious day--ordained by the Dog Almighty Himself, or possibly the…read morespiritual equivalent of a hot UCLA sorority girl--we gathered to honor Shane's 38th birthday. A milestone. A monument. A celebration of a man whose legend looms over Austin like a slightly tipsy bat. Nate Gardog & Co bravely ordered what was advertised as an Oreo cake meant to serve 4-5 humans. What arrived, however, was not a cake. It was not even a mini-cake. It was... a cupcake wearing platform shoes. A baked good masquerading as something it clearly was not. The bag was on us, literally and spiritually. Shane--who, need I remind you, is an Austin icon, a man whose culinary preferences are practically carved into the walls of Barton Springs--was forced to confront this fraudulent pastry. And let me tell you: no man deserves this. Not at 38. Not ever. If the staff at Amy's were the true clairvoyants we believed them to be, they would have inherently known Shane's one, true, universal flavor: Funfetti. Classic. Chaotic. Confetti for the soul. Yet here we stood. Funfetti-less. Candle-less. Hope-less. As the final insult, there were no candles. Not even a sad, melted tea light from the back. Nothing to blow out except disappointment. In conclusion: the vibes were off, the cake was tiny, and Shane--our dear, beloved Shane--deserved better.

Jeni's had so many different flavors. Thankfully, service was friendly, patient, and gave samples!…read more My boyfriend and I shared two scoops. One scoop was the salted peanut butter flavor and the other was the butterscotch. The peanut butter was surprisingly the better flavor! And I like peanut butter, but the standout factor was how creamy and thick the ice cream texture was. The butterscotch flavor didn't have the same creaminess and richness. Great place to get dessert!

I actually like the Jeni's in other places like DC because it was so rich and creamy. This one i…read moredidn't feel it was upto the mark. I got to try different flavors and ended up buying the brambleberry one. There are a few outdoor seating but nothing indoors. Service was okay!

Dehydrated and desperately needing something sweet we dropped by Jim Jim's to see what the high…read morereviews were all about. Located on 6th Street, Jim Jim's is surprisingly accessible with parking spots available out front and just around the corner. It's not a sitdown place so keep that in mind for your stop, but the line does move fast and they are very efficient. There's a good variety of flavors and things they serve from italian ice to ice cream and shakes. We opted for a strawberry italian ice with condensed milk on top. From the first bite we were in heaven. The flavor is very thorough which is not always the case for Italian ices where it can sometimes be a bit muted. Every single bite of this was packed with flavor. They also carve out a bit of the middle to put the condensed milk which makes every bite much more equal than if it was just placed at the top. This was by far one of, if not the best, Italian ices we've ever had. We would very much recommend it to anyone in the Downtown area looking to cool off.

Went here for the first time last weekend due to someone else wanting water ice, sad to see its…read moretemp closed right now. I got the mango, passion fruit, and cotton candy flavors. By far, passion fruit was my favorite out of the 3, the other 2 were refreshing, but not personal favorites. If your particular about flavorings the definitely have some artificial taste to them so choose wisely. It's a cute hole in the wall shop for a grab and go water ice. So many flavors to choose from, hope they open back up soon so I can try some more!