Stopped here for the RI Food Fights WeinerFest and got 2 all the way and fries. Very flavorful -…read morethe celery salt and onions came through and was a nice compliment to the meat sauce. The fries were very good as well. Ketchup, salt, and malt vinegar were in the bag - which is a nice touch. Now they were listed as The Weiner Wagon on the Food Fights coupon but seem to be a part of the Classic Express Cafe. My attendant at the window was very friendly and I ate my meal on one of two picnic tables in the parking lot. The only downside - no drinks other than coffee milk - which is really taking the commitment to RI based foods to the next level but I would have loved a soda.

This was the biggest surprise so far on the RI Food Fights WeinerFest. Its an add on structure to…read morethe Cafe, they call the Wiener Wagon. Super nice and friendly people inside. The wiener was up there with the heavyweights that everyone talks about all the time, the NY System OGs, etc. Buns were soft and felt steamed. The Weiner has great flavor, texture and juiciness. The sauce, mustard and celery salt were all on point and in the proper ratios. Even the coffee melt, while in a bottle came from a local dairy and was made with cane sugar. Under the circumstances that's pretty good. We were surprised by the quality and execution. They have the classic wiener formula down. A couple of minor tweaks away from the OGs for the new kids on the block in Johnston. Well worth trying if you're in the neighborhood.

If you're looking for a new ice cream spot in Providence, you NEED to check out Tricycle Ice Cream!…read moreThe flavors are so good, the ice cream is super creamy, and there are so many fun options to choose from. I love finding local spots like this, especially when the customer service is very friendly and helpful, I didn't feel rush ordering as a first timer! It's in Providence there's no seating but the cream needs to defrost for 8 minutes so that gives you time to get to your location and the icecream is still perfect!!!

Rating: 4.5 Came to…read moretry this ice cream place i've been meaning to try after getting dinner at there there as I've noticed it's right next to it. It's a small local ice-cream shop with variety of unique ice cream options. Inside is small and there are not really seatings to expect to take them outside or bring it home. They have a big blackboard at the top that shows their menu and also has ipad that has menus as well. They offer ice-cream sandwiches, ice cream tacos, push pops, and cones. I got their almond coconut chocolate ice cream taco. It was very chocolaty with hint of almonds and coconut flavor. The crunchy shell with chocolate was tasty. A bit heavy and rich but to be expected. Service is quick as they seem to have all the ice-cream already prepped in the freezer. Overall, the place was good. Another unique Ice cream shop in the area which is always welcome. Would like to coke back yo try their other type of ice-creams.

This is my go to ice cream spot after discovering it this summer, I'll never go anywhere else. The…read moremenu is extensive and has a flavor for every palate. Recently took my friend here and she loved it. She had the blueberry cheesecake. Every flavor I've had here is amazing: highly recommend the southern peach, strawberry cheesecake, cherry amaretto and coconut brownie cheesecake. They have a small inside area to sit and there's 2 picnic tables outside as well. The parking lot is small but many park on the side parking lot which Prbly doesn't belong to the ice cream shop lol or along the sidewalk.

I've been to the Johnston Sundaes location several times so I'll start with the positives: There…read moreare lots of choices on the menu and the portion size is good. However, the customer service during our most recent visit, which was our first visit of the season, was surprisingly rude, which leaves me wondering if something at Sundaes has changed, hence the two star review. We brought a group of 12 here on Friday night, 5/15/26 at about 7:15 and the employee who took our orders was polite and wrote everything down. We paid for our order all together. It wasn;t very busy when we arrived, but it took quite a while, nearly 10 minutes, for us to receive the first of the 12 ice creams, and then the rest of the order came out little by little. By the time we left, there was a line of about a dozen people. When my ice cream was ready, it didn't have the sprinkles I had ordered. I asked if sprinkles could be put on, and rather than simply adding sprinkles, the employee (manager?), went and checked the paper order, stated that sprinkles weren't written down and that she would have to charge me for the sprinkles. I asked about it again, citing our order was large ($88), and couldn't they just put the sprinkles on that they forgot to include. She replied repeatedly stating that doing that would be against company policy. Hmmmm....... Really? If that's the case, Sundae's policy is pretty poor. This exchange of words left me with a very bad feeling, but as I was with a large group including several kids, I didn't press it any further. Why in the world would a company refuse something that costs pennies to the business, instead making the customer go through the trouble of cashing out again, especially when it was the business' mistake? More ice creams from our order continued to come out at a very slow pace. One ice cream was made with the wrong flavors, and one was forgotten and by the time we received it, most of the other people in our party had already finished eating. At some point as we waited for our ice creams the "manager" called out to me to ask if I wanted rainbow or chocolate sprinkles (I guess the company policy had changed?), but at that point it was too late, she had already set the tone. While the ice cream at Sundaes is fine, I would strongly suggest that the owner of this business provide training to their staff on customer service, and how refusing to honor a request for forgotten sprinkles without incurring a new charge can lose a customer (or in our case a large group of customers) for a long time. Also, the wait time needs to be speeded up. Maybe more staff is needed? With so many other ice cream places within a short drive of Sundae's. I doubt that we'll be back given our most recent experience here. Moose Trackers in Scituate, Gigi's Scoops in Smithfield, or The Parlor Creamery in Cranston are all great places and will get our business the next time our group goes out for ice cream.

Had the most delicious icecream at Cool Licks tonight. Caramel apple. It was like an apple pie in a…read morecone. It had chunks of real apple. Such a creamy delight on a cool night!

Love a family owned business. Cool licks has been around for many years- I came here when I was…read moregrowing up and I love bringing my family here. So many choices, flavors, I love them all! It's on a pretty busy street.. which is a thumbs down for me but it's what it is .. we usually take a walk and sit down the street after we get our goodies - definitely try it out if you are an icecream lover and in town !

Three Sisters has become one of our favorite places to grab ice cream on the East Side. It's a…read moregreat little shop on Hope Street, and if you're already spending time in the neighborhood, it's an easy place to recommend. The hardest part of visiting is deciding what to order. They have a huge selection of flavors, and every time we go in I end up standing there longer than I planned because there are so many tempting choices. It's the kind of problem every ice cream shop should have. The ice cream itself is outstanding. It's fresh, creamy, and packed with flavor without feeling overly heavy. Every flavor we've tried has been excellent, and it's easy to see why this place has developed such a loyal following. In my opinion, it's the best ice cream on the East Side. Just be prepared to wait if you're stopping by on a nice evening. The shop is fairly small inside, and it's not uncommon for the line to stretch right out the front door. Thankfully, the staff keeps things moving, and the wait has always been worth it. The prices are reasonable, especially considering the quality of the ice cream and the generous portions. Parking can be a little hit or miss since it's mostly street parking, although there are a handful of spaces behind the building. Somehow we've been lucky the last few visits and managed to grab a spot right out front, even when there was a long line. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is because the small space and limited parking can make visiting during peak hours a little less convenient. Once you have your ice cream, though, it's hard to complain. If you're looking for fantastic homemade ice cream in Providence, Three Sisters absolutely deserves a visit. Just bring a little patience if you're going on a warm summer evening.

It is hard to get ice cream wrong, but three sisters does it so well!…read moreThey have an extensive board of flavors (my favorite is the community kulfi!) Having a job that has me outside most of the day it is really nice to have a friendly space to stop in and cool off. There are no steps to get in, the menu board is large and readable, and they offer things like individual ice creams, smoothies, and milkshakes as well as larger tubs of their homemade ice cream, ice cream cakes, gift cards, and do in store pickup for online orders as well ​as delivery through doordash.

First impression I thought this was a cute ice cream spot but I walked in on a busy day and it was…read moreunorganized unfortunately. I went up with my son to pay at the cashier and they said the line was on the other side after I ordered but then they wouldn't take my order until after I paid so many people ended up going before us which was why I'm only giving this 2 stars. Bad service. However, they do have a ton of options though so check it out. I'm sure others will have a better experience.

The udder mix in and the brownie sandwich were fabulous. The mix in had a ton of ice cream and was…read morewell worth the price. Both were delicious! They also have vegan ice cream for anyone vegan or dairy free. Def worth stopping by!

Excellent ice cream! Service was helpful and somehow still…read moreprompt. My kid has a peanut allergy (only peanuts) and there was no problem (because they didn't have any peanuts on the premesis). This was genuinely a figurative and literal treat. My only gripe is the setup for choosing ice cream. A little confusing, but a small speed bump that was easily navigated with spectacular frozen results. Highly recommend!!

Graham Canyon was absolutely delish!! The toppings were so good and ice cream very creamy. Waffle i…read morewasn't a huge fan of. Didn't really have much flavor. The portions were GIANT and definitely can't be split between two. As for ice cream options there's not a whole lot. Like 4 main flavors if i remember correctly. There's no inside seating, only outdoors. If you want traditional ice cream this place is NOT for you. However if you're looking for something fun to try this is definitely your place.

It was raining, I wanted dessert, but I wanted something new to me. I randomly found this place…read morewhen doing a google search and based on their nearly perfect reviews, decided I had to give it a shot; I had a BIG FEELING I'd love it. It is located next to a school so traffic can be heavy depending on the time of day. I went around 5 pm and the weather wasn't great so not as much traffic and parking right in front. It is metered parking which is a downside but I believe there are side streets without the fee. I loved a lot of the details when I walked in such as the ice cream cone chairs along the wall, the art on the wall, the citrus colors all around, and a water station. The menu isn't very extensive, but | actually love this about them. Each flavor is very unique and when every flavor sounds and tastes good, a dozen options is perfectly fine. They also have it broken up into regular hard ice cream, dairy free ice cream, and sorbet. I couldn't decide on what I wanted but I was allowed to sample different ones before committing to one. They offer 4 different sizes: mini (golf ball scoop) - $4, scoop (baseball) -$6, half/half - $7, and double -$8. During my sampling session, I tried the horchata, thai tea, and dulce de leche. I ultimately opted for the dulce de leche because of its sweet, creamy, and intense caramel-like flavor. It almost tasted like a cold Werther's caramel melting in my mouth, so I needed more of it. However, I loved that the horchata had a strong cinnamon and vanilla presence with a hint of coconut since I do think the non-diary flavors are coconut milk based. The thai tea literally tasted like a frozen thai tea as it was milky but also the black tea undertone was there. I did not get to taste the london fog but I also heard it was a black tea flavor. Just based on internet pictures, it looks like the menu is constantly changing (some staple flavors don't seem to leave) and there are seasonal flavors. This motivates me to come back more often to see what treasures I come across. They had a few tables inside to enjoy your ice cream there. There were two people working so I did not wait much for my turn. They also do offer pints to go, but from what I could see only two flavors: cookies and cream and mango sticky rice.

First of all, their ice cream has a salty taste, which I've honestly never experienced before. Even…read morethe Hawaiian Vanilla Bean flavor tasted salty. That part comes down to personal preference... I can tolerate a taste I don't love. What I can't tolerate is bad service. The employee working on 5/25/26 was extremely rude and had no customer service skills. She acted annoyed whenever someone asked for samples and made customers feel like they were wasting her time. She handed over cups of ice cream without spoons or any explanation of where to find them. After running the register, she simply turned around and walked away before the payment even finished processing. Like I said, taste is subjective. How bad can ice cream really be, right? But poor service is something I don't overlook. I won't be returning to this place. In my opinion, 3 Sisters and Sacred Cow offer a much better overall experience.

One of my favorite ice cream shops in Northern RI! Trackers had a great selection of ice cream, and…read morethey make their own fresh Liege waffles, waffle cones, and waffle bowls. This really sets them apart and brings them above other ice cream places in the area. I visited last night as part of a party of three, and although there was a line, it moved quickly and efficiently. We were waited on by a very polite staff member who took our order and we had our ice cream nearly immediately - almost no wait at all! The quantity served here is great - we all ordered smalls, and they were plenty big enough for us. Loved that I could get two different flavors in a small - Canoli and Cookie Dough were both delicious! Trackers also sells candy, fudge, and their own merchandise in their very cute country store setting. They have indoor as well as outdoor seating, and the atmosphere is great for all ages. They also have a selection of ice cream cakes for special occasions. Pricing is just what you would expect. Parking is plentiful. Can't wait to go back again and again this summer!

Always a great place for a treat! It was a beautiful afternoon to sit outside and eat ice cream!…read more I had a small cup of Red Raspberry Fusion, and my husband had a small hot fudge sundae with cold Nitro brew with peanut butter . They flavor selection is large, and they do have seasonal flavors. For a fall afternoon, it seemed to be busy!!