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    Ice Cream Window

    5.0 (12 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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    Andrew K.

    Was in the neighborhood for lunch and saw that this place had amazing (if minimal) reviews and would love to add to them. The space itself operates outside an office that has nothing to do with ice cream, but the guy scooping seems like he does this 8 days per week. Their options are fairly limited but to flavors I truly have never tried before. Also, he is not shy about having you try every option before you decide what to get. The prices are so so reasonable for 1-2 scoops of ice cream. Lucuma was my favorite and it was such a delicious choice on top of the waldmeister. It melted super quickly but was a necessity on as hot a day as it was.

    A scoop of Styrian, nodding to the area's German heritage: a delicious vanilla base with pumpkin seed oil and pine nuts
    Natasha G.

    What a perfect little delight this is during the warm months, when you walk by an unassuming storefront and discover surprising and special ice creams served sidewalk-side, and honoring the local communities of the neighborhood. Ridgewood has a lot of diversity, and I was pleased to find some unusual German and Polish flavor offerings on the menu. I love the mak (a Polish poppyseed flavor, which is a lot more interesting and delicious than it might initially sound), and Styrian (a German regional pumpkin oil specialty which is turned into a creamy delight and swirled into a vanilla base with pine nuts). The ice cream is creamy, dreamy, and utterly wonderful, and I can't wait until the window opens back up next summer! Check their Instagram for updates--that's how I learned about them in the first place; they also sell pints to go.

    Kylie B.

    Make sure to bring cash or set up your Venmo account when you visit the Ice Cream Window. $5 a scoop in either a cup or a cone, $3 for each additional scoop of this delicious ice cream made in Brooklyn but sold at this Ridgewood, Queens window. Very popular with the locals during the summer. A range of interesting flavors which change frequently. The most up-to-date flavors can be found on their Instagram page. There is very limited seating outside (a bench and a few chairs) and no inside seating. If there are no seats available outside the shop, there is a park nearby if you wanted to sit and eat your ice cream.

    Daniel K.

    Great little spot for a quick treat. Great flavors that change regularly. Staff is friendly and there's often a line. Cash or Venmo accepted.

    Peach and styrian ice cream

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    4 years ago

    Favorite ice cream in Ridgewood. Flavors are updated weekly on Instagram. Shop is open weekends. Highly recommend.

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    We got two pints of the Mak (poppy seed with lemon,) and it was so good!

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    The Little Sweet Shoppe

    The Little Sweet Shoppe

    4.6(20 reviews)
    1.6 miMiddle Village
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    First of all Pat is just so cool. I buy primarily the lemon and chocolate Italian ices. Ok, I'm 66…read more I've had ices since the 60s. Never have I tasted such rich lemon and chocolate. There are bits of lemon in the lemon ices and the chocolate reminds me of the Lindt 70% dark chocolate I truffles Iove. I get quarts at a time. Before they close the store for the winter I make sure to stock up. So, I have lemon ice for Christmas desert! I got online to see if what my wife told me she suspected is true. She said she thought The Little Sweet Shoppe did not open this Summer. I am beside myself. I'm hoping she's mistaken. Sorry Corona Lemon Ice King. Your product doesn't hold a candle to what they have. I think it will be impossible to find such great ices anywhere else. Just one little thing to remedy. Someone posted a 1 review. Some asinine remark about 'vegan'. Moron. I hope all is ok Pat. You and your wonderful place will be missed.

    This place is the cutest! A little old fashioned candy store with freshly made ice cream and…read moredonuts! I had the mango sorbet which was really good and served in a cute little takeout box! I also got a sample of the salted caramel vegan ice cream and it was delicious, but a little too heavy for what I wanted that day. They were extremely friendly and accommodating. Super welcoming and nice! They have tons of candy and unique flavors of their ice creams and sorbets that I would definitely come back for!

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    3.9(1.1k reviews)
    3.1 miForest Hills
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    Crossing off finally from my Queens popular place list to visit . Multiple attempts to come here…read moreand finally find the right time. This classic and favorite dessert spot still has its magic. When we arrived, there was a line on both sides- to sit down and the to go order. Since today is our first visit here but not our friends, we patiently waited for our turn to get a table. Corner table is not bad. We picked one of their best selling items- banana split, 2 scoops of ice cream. Comes with free whipped cream , choice of syrup, rainbow sprinkles a cherry. Extra charge for any added item like any toppings. Price is reasonable for the serving size, it can be shared. The server is ready to give extra cutlery. A glass of water should be asked, not automatically given. There is nothing extraordinary for the taste of the ice cream except the fact that all flavors are home made. The 1930's decors, classic kitchen gadgets, existing old style but refurbished furniture's , is selling popular candies in early 30's and original atm machines version still working are things that make this place extraordinary , an additional things to look forward to and keeping customers coming back. A monopoly Queen's edition board game puts a smile on my face when I find out that they are selling it for a good fee and includes a $20 gift card with it. Right away purchased it. Definitely coming back to try their other popular and hot items. By the way when we are about to leave, there was a long line waiting for seats.

    Step into history at this precious NYC landmark, perfect for anyone who fancies a nostalgic sweet…read moretreat. As the city's oldest continuous ice cream parlor, it has been bringing cloud nine to dessert lovers for nearly one hundred years. Unlike modern shops using pre-made bases, this joint makes all of its small batch ice cream, syrups, and incredibly thick whipped cream right on the establishment. Costumers acclaim the original early 1900s ambiance, featuring vintage marble countertops, heavy wood accents, a historic old refrigerator, and antique swivel stools. They are famous for their spectacular, towering sundaes loaded with all your favorite toppings. Digital payments are not an option so first-timers might be surprised. For around $12, guests enjoy a generous two-scoop sundae, though some find it a bit pricey. Cozy limited space, big demand! Weekend wait times may vary.

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    Hi Node

    Hi Node

    4.8(9 reviews)
    0.3 miRidgewood
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    I'll go in order chronologically…read more Earlier in the day, I tried the hojicha strawberry latte. The strawberry part was more like a jam, so it was a little sweet for me, but overall a decent drink. I would have preferred crushed strawberries, though. Later, I came back for dinner at the tail end of the day. I was leaning towards the beef curry bowl because I like bolder flavors, but the karaage chicken is a hit here, so I ordered that in bowl form. First off, all the contents were very fresh! The chicken pieces were crisp and tasty. The burdock on the side had a smoky umami that was quite nice - it was the best of the 3 sides - and the spicy mayo was on point. Still, I think I would have gone with the curry given my taste buds, but overall the karaage bowl is a solid choice. Lastly, while the container looks small in circumference, it is taller than other takeout containers, so the portions are really about the same as any other restaurant. The nori fries were subtle in flavor but the nori still made its presence known. All in all it was a great experience. The owners are very nice, also. I will go back for the curry and yakiniku, too.

    I did not know how much I needed Hi Node within a 10 minute walk from my house until it appeared. I…read moreabsolutely love everything this place offers. The karaage seems to be made fresh to order every time and it's the perfect balance of crisp, light, and moist little nuggets of fried chicken. You can't go wrong with any of the hand rolls or onigiri, either. I love the takana (mustard greens) onigiri and the spicy tuna and salmon avocado are my favorite from the hand rolls. The junior size of the bowl is the perfect snack-sized portion of food. The grilled unagi and the salmon ikura junior bowls are my favorite. I haven't tried the sandwiches yet, but I will be sure to! The service at Hi Node is so friendly. The staff greets everyone and they are so warm and welcoming. There's not a ton of indoor seating, but I've always managed to get a seat to either enjoy my food there or to wait while it's prepared and take it to go. So excited to add Hi Node to my regular rotation of Ridgewood restaurants!

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    Hi Node - Wagyu Yakiniku Rice Sandwich: $12; $13.07 with tax. Take-out.

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    Hi Node - Grilled Unagi Bowl Jr: $13.50; $14.70 with tax. Take-out.

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    Grilled Unagi Bowl Jr: $13.50; $14.70 with tax. Take-out.

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