This place is a piece of history for me. I've been going since I was little…read more The atmosphere is so much fun. The walls are covered in cereal boxes and stickers. They make so many fun flavors and they encourage you to try everything. You can not go wrong with any flavor. Everyone should try this place.

Tried this ice cream store last night. Super sweet!! Cute inside but not for me! Service was good!!read more

We had to stop by during their opening week to get Ralph's ices, a favorite of our family! So glad…read morethis location opened up in Forest Hills. Easy to get to and fairly close to 71st Avenue. I can see this place getting packed during hotter weather. It's a small and narrow location. Service was great and friendly. It made us feel very excited to order some ices. Got two pints of our classic favorites: mango and rainbow and it was about $18 and change. A bit cheaper if you pay cash. The ice quality and texture were great. Delicious and hit the spot. I hope they add prices to their menu in the future because it would be really helpful prior to purchasing.

Small shop in a great location offering a variety of sweet treats (water ice, creme ice, ice…read morecreams, drinks, and sundaes). Service is fast and friendly. I tried them when they first opened in Forest Hills and it was super busy. Definitely a place that comes in handy during the summertime. Would recommend!

We began stopping by last summer during after dinner strolls and I gotta say: BR has improved their…read moreice cream game! I love a sugar cone with scoops of Pralines 'n Cream and Pistachio Almond but tonight I was inspired by a cute guy ahead of us ordering a cup of Beach Day (whut?) so I ordered that instead. It was PHENOMENAL, so much so that I had to thank that guy as he sat on the park bench adjacent to BR and tell him he inspired me to try something new. We're lucky to have an ice cream shop on Austin Street with delicious stuff: GO!

This makes me very sad. I have enjoyed this store for decades. However, the current owners make…read moreit very unpleasant to be a customer, like it is an imposition on them for us to spend our money here. Twice I have requested a flavor labeled over a full container only to be told that they do not have that flavor. The second time, the person (minimally) helping me would not even tell me what the correct flavor was she just demanded "Do you want it?" It is often hard to discern when the person who is supposed to be helping me is talking to me versus talking to a co-worker. It is hard to imagine anyone making a purchase there and coming away with the impression that they are a valued customer. It is very sad because with some minimal interpersonal skills, I do not see any reason this location could not be very successful. However, it is much easier to push customers away than it is to bring them back.

S Mango metabolizer $9.20- "mango, banana, OJ" tastes mostly like banana, needs more mangoread more

Was my Red Mango creation $16? Yes Was I shocked when she…read moreweighed it? Yup Was I mad about? Absolutely not because I definitely downed the whole thing. Prices def went up, but I also filled up a pretty big cup because I hadn't been to this location, or any location for that matter, in some time and I was in need of a comforting treat. Coconut and Mango at my go to's with mango, white chocolate chips, shredded coconut and white chocolate sauce toppings. And let me tell you, their product hasn't changed as it was still quite enjoyable. Finally it's a small location, but kept clean and the staff were sweet. Next time I'll try a smoothie. Have never had one from there before.

They've moved and this location is much better. The aisles are much easier to navigate. Their fresh…read moresection is vastly bigger and is more delicious than before. Along the right side of the store is all heaters to keep it fresh but they plenty of rice bowls with beef, chicken, pork and more. Like most Japanese markets they have an odds and ends section as well as well as the food products. I need to come here more often. Everyone is also always so polite here as well.

I don't know how, but we had such a hard time finding this shop. For anyone who will be going here…read morefor the first time, it's right next to SS Natural Market on Austin Street with King Wok in the corner. It's not every day that you have a family-run Japanese grocery store, so we went out of our way to stop here and we weren't disappointed. The shop is not as big as the market next door but the space is just big enough to house the variety of things they carry, from takeaway meals, bowl, and rice balls to produce to teas and side dishes. I'm not familiar with the cost of Japanese groceries so have little point of reference, but the teas we got were priced competitively. There's a minimum spend of $10 for a credit card payment, but the staff were patient and reasonably friendly. I can see us coming here regularly as locals. I hope they stay open for generations.

A first on National Ice Cream day. They opened at 3 PM and…read morewe joined the queue about 2:45 PM. A classic spot. We opted to sit at a table. We were ready to order but it took a minute for our order to be taken. We ordered a banana split with two scoops chocolate ice cream, hot fudge (extra $1), chocolate sprinkles, whipped cream and only one cherry. I feel there should be a cherry for each scoop.

This place rocks! I wanted to go somewhere where they made good old sundaes. What a history this…read moreplace has! The decor of this place brings back memories of many years ago. I ordered a 2 scoop vanilla sundae with chocolate sprinkles and strawberry syrup. It was the bomb! The sundae was so delectable! Best sundae I have had in along time. The service was impeccable. The servers were all positive and happy to serve you. I can't wait to come back here and have the triple scoop sundae. They have so many different combinations of ice cream. Lots of other great items on the menu too!

Spectaculoos!…read more Spectacular should be spelled Spectaculoos from now on. It just feels cooler to have the "oooos" enunciation at the end doesn't it? This Sunday only Wafel and Dinges truck is just way to dangerous. They should limit you to one of these because it's just way to hard choose just one option. Perhaps the Sunday only option is their way to protect us from those of us with no self control. If that is the case, good thinking W & D! As far as the Wafels, is there anything that Spekuloos (my current sweet addiction) or Nutella is spread on that doesn't taste awesome? Is there anything that fresh cut strawberries and whipped cream can't elevate? Who doesn't like a freshly made, still warm, slightly crunchy Belgium Wafel? You'll want to enjoy promptly right after you get your order it is most delicious the second you get it. Don't wait! The truck has all required utensils right there for you and the box is built in a way that makes it conducive to eat by sliding the Wafel to the edge to bite. However you're on your own to find seating to enjoy which can be somewhat of a challenge in some neighborhoods, where this truck parks including this one. Pro tip: head to the nearby MacDonald park nearby. One final thought, for those diabetics out there, just keep walking, there isn't anything here for you to eat,....

Always see this truck on the weekends in my neighborhood - Forest Hills/Austin street with a…read moreridiculously long line at times. I finally decided to check them out and was literally blown away with their selection of waffles and toppings. I'd ended up getting their Liege waffle with fresh strawberries and bananas as my toppings - total $6. Now that's a deal considering my order was delicious and just enough to share with my mom. It's refreshing to see more food trucks in the Forest Hills areas.