Super good! Refreshing mango flavor, the sticky rice was super good and came with a coconut cream…read more The place wasn't busy when I was there, but I think service would be quick either way. They were very nice, as was the place itself. It is clean and well-decorated. Would definitely recommend if you enjoy mango and are nearby.

If you want to check out a new place for a smoothie head over to Hi Mango…read more There is a lot of room inside to sit in converse eight with friends. The place was clean and the front staff was friendly enough.

Amorino Gelato al Naturale arrived in Indy in the late summer of 2025. I'd tried to visit once,…read morehowever, the kiosk I was using had some issues and my frustration had me depart. Today, I returned during a day off from work and after voting. Amorino Gelato, as should be apparent, is part of a national chain of Italian gelato shops using all-natural ingredients. I was tempted to go for a cone since they're beautifully made and artistic, but if you've met me you know I'm a bit of a slob and I had plans for the evening that mandated no weird gelato drips on my shirt. The basics: This is located in the food court of Fashion Mall inside the large center section that held Hard Truth Distillery and HoiTea ToiTea. The latter is still in the food court, but they moved away from the center spot. Fashion Mall does fairly well with accessibility. The food court entrance has several accessible parking spots and automatic doors. You order at a kiosk and pay with a credit card. I somewhat assume there's a way to pay by cash, but I don't know that. Once you order, they'll call your name when it's ready. I ordered the "classic" size of a coffee gelato cup. As I'm a boring human being, I didn't add a bunch of toppings. My total was about $8. It's definitely a more premium price for a more premium gelato. They also carry hot and cold drinks, gelato macarons, crepes, waffles, gelato cakes, and they do have vegan sorbets. Interestingly, Amorino opened its first location in 2002 in Paris (France, not Texas). Ingredients are all free of preservatives, artificial flavors and flavor enhancers. The cones are quite pretty - they do "petals" or layers of flavor. It's a cool concept, though they don't do it with cups/dishes. Fun facts: Amorino has 36 flavors of gelati and sorbet, has developed 20 organic flavors to date, has 300 stores throughout the world, and is present in 22 countries. The Fashion Mall is the only Indiana location as of right now. Throughout my visit, business was steady even on a rainy, chilly election day. While I'm not quite ready to fork over that 5th star, this is an easy 4-star for me and there's no doubt I'll return.

Service was quick. That's nice I guess…read more I would recommend this place if you like grainy gelato. It was as if sand was mixed in my mint chip gelato. And the mint was that of toothpaste. Also, it was $8+ for a small cup. Safe to say I am no longer curious about this place. Spend $6 for a happy hour shake at shake shack across the food court. You'll be much happier.

Came here for a Boba tea and that is exactly what I got, nothing more, nothing less. The ordering…read moreis done through a kiosk, which is fine in theory, but I do think there is something a little bold about a kiosk asking for a tip with zero human interaction. You did not greet me. You did not smile at me. You are a screen. But sure, let me consider my tip percentage. The drink itself was decent but not memorable. Would I go back? Probably not on purpose. That said, the vibe inside was surprisingly different from what I expected, in a good way, so points for that. Kids seem to absolutely love this place, which tells you something. If you are a child or have one with you, this might be the move. For the rest of us, check it out and form your own opinion.

Was very surprised by the decor and all the games inside Yoya! Really nice and comfortable in…read morethere, especially on a really hot day like the one we came in on. Nice variety of flavors and toppings! Looks like they have a lot of other options too like shakes and smoothies we'll have to try some time. Would love to see them have some dairy free options, or specify which ones are DF if they do have some. Owner was very nice and price wasn't bad at all for 2 full bowls!

Ok so I can no longer enjoy any old chai, that's how good this place is. The walls describe the…read moreimportance of Yemen's role in the coffee trade, and the quality of products emphasize this truth. The Adeni chai is impeccable, as is the Yemeni tea. Full flavor, earthy, and deeply satisfying- sweetness is customized to your liking and we typically get honey. We haven't ventured into other menu items because this is the best, real chai we've tasted. The savory pastries and sweet treats are equally delicious, and seem to reflect the Yemeni culture or region. We tried the Khaliat Alnahl (Honeycomb) for breakfast today for the first time and it was literally perfect - flakey, crispy, buttery pockets of cream cheese with honey drizzled on top. The ambiance is clean, bright, and beautiful with modern fixtures. The music playing is typically something in Arabic and middle eastern. Which does add another layer of appreciation for the the historical and cultural context of coffee and chai tea. I could say a lot about this, but I digress. The staff do a great job to keep , and always answer any questions we have. They seem like a younger group, but keep to themselves, and keep the quality high. This is my fav cafe in central Indiana hands down.

Qahwah House invited me in to try a few of their pastries and a drink, and having visited before,…read morethis was an opportunity I definitely wasn't going to pass up. I went with the Brown Sugar Iced Latte, and it was bursting with flavor--rich, delicious, and the perfect pairing for their incredible fruit pastries. I tried the pear, raspberry, and apple pastries, and not only were they absolutely beautiful, but they tasted just as amazing. Each one was layered with mousse, cream, cake, and jam, making every bite a fun surprise for my taste buds. Fruit pastries have been all over social media lately, and as someone who loves a good sweet treat, I can absolutely see why. They're as gorgeous as they are delicious. The café itself is stunning, with plenty of seating whether you're looking to settle in for a while or just stop by for a quick coffee. I especially loved the seating options surrounding the grounder. They also have a great selection of functional coffee gifts to browse, along with an extensive menu of drinks and food. From the beautiful atmosphere and incredible pastries to the flavorful coffee and genuinely kind staff who are happy to help you navigate the menu, Qahwah House is a coffee shop you can't go wrong with. If you're in Fishers, it's absolutely worth adding to your list!

For those who are unaware, Scoop Shack has grown…read more Formerly located in a small strip center at 71st and Binford, Scoop Shack has expanded into the former Regions Bank located in the very same parking lot. The new location affords Scoop Shack a more appropriate space for their growing event/birthday business. It also offers them the chance to explore some additional opportunities with the space. Scoop Shack now also has a more "proper" outdoor area comprised of the space that used to be the drive-thru for the bank. Oh, and yes. The bank's safe area is still here. It's kind of a cool feature. There's also a play area for the kids. So, I knew I needed to revisit and update my review. There are two van-accessible parking spots out front. There's also one along the back for the outdoor section (there's a window where you can order without going inside). There's still a two-sided, double-door entry. It's about the only part of the whole experience that isn't super wheelchair friendly, though it's not bad. Both owners have a background in healthcare - so, the awareness of disability is pretty obvious - there's even a ramp to the back patio area. As this is a fairly recent move, the interior is still growing. There's a nice, comfy design to it. Prices are still reasonable. They still offer four and six flavor flights. Their ice cream comes from local fave Sundae's. There's a combination of half-booths and tables for seating. They've also added a handful of light food items (like hot dogs), though they're still keeping it simple. Scoop Shack does catering, parties, events, and more. They offer sundaes, shakes, ice cream nachos, walkabouts, chocogattos, a variety of hot/cold drinks, and some bottled/canned drinks. There are two unisex bathrooms - both are accessible. I've grown very fond of Scoop Shack. I think they started right around my first review in 2021 (not exactly an easy year to open up a new shop). The neighborhood has really embraced them. I definitely recommend a visit. While I loved the old space, this old space is definitely a great move for Scoop Shack.

I love this place and their new location is so nice! They're right by the old one but they have a…read morepatio and more space inside. The staff is always so nice and quick. Hand down some of the best cream in town.

Three words: Baklava Ice Cream!…read more Warm baklava, velvety ice cream, gooey fudge...all topped with whipped cream and a cherry. I ate every bit of this one! 10 out of 10! Situated in the perfect spot in the heart of Broad Ripple. This place is a must visit! Treat yourself!

With the weather finally agreeable enough for it, its ice cream time!…read more Canal Creamery has the cuuuutest storefront for a tiny little ice cream shop. They have a few outdoor tables if you'd like, but also being near the Canal Towpath, there's plenty of good walking space to take your treat to go. Service is just a walk up window where you order and get your ice cream. I heavily recommend the baklava sundae, which is $8 but genuinely huge. I wasn't expecting it to be so. There's plenty of vanilla ice cream, chocolate syrup, and whipped cream atop a lovely nutty baklava. I'm already dreaming of my next baklava sundae!

Great ambiance, service and awesome ice cream always a winning combination…read more This was our first visit, but it will not be our last. We highly recommend The Scoop.

This was my second time here. Great customer service. I didn't care for the ice cream selection…read morethis time around. The restaurant was clean. They have indoor and outdoor seating.

This shop is located in a small strip mall with ample free parking in the shared lot with the other…read morebusinesses. This shop has a large dining area with a few tables to sit and enjoy your treats. They have a huge selection of scooped ice cream. Most of which are exotic/unique flavors. They also have my favorites like strawberries and cream, maganadas, yogurts, papas, elote, tosta locas, assorted frescas, and a selection of paletas (popsicles). The ice cream was fresh, and it is rumored to be house-made. The service was ok. I will admit, my interaction with them was limited, and they just did their job. I was not really hungry and just got a scoop of passion fruit ice cream. It was a decent-sized scoop and was really good. I liked the texture, consistency, and flavor. My kids got cookies and cream and Spiderman. They said the cookies and creams tasted like banana, and the Spiderman tasted like bubblegum. They were not fans. I am a huge fan of Mexican ice cream shops, and I think that this spot is a decent place to get a sweet treat. If I find myself on this side of town again, I would definitely swing by.

We are obsessed with this place. It is always clean, organized, and smells sweet the moment you…read morewalk in. Everything is homemade, and you can truly taste the difference, the homemade ice cream tastes authentic and fresh every single time. The staff keeps everything well stocked and presentable, which makes ordering easy and enjoyable. We come here probably every other week for a watermelon/mangonada, and it never disappoints. The consistency, cleanliness, and quality keep us coming back.