Situated just down the street from where we were staying, in a small strip mall lies The Ice Cream…read morePlace. Beautiful decorated with various colors, an ice cream theme throughout. There is indoor and outdoor seating available. The ice cream was pretty good. I loved the options of flavors. They had many unique flavors as well, some more on the surrounding area level. The portions were perfect as well. The staff was helpful. They were able to describe what flavors had what in them. Which was helpful since we were not from the area or have been to The Ice Cream Place. Bathroom was clean. No issues there! This is the perfect spot to sit down after a full day of walking around and checking out all things in the area.

Great little ice cream shop on Block Island! Ice cream…read moreportions were good sized. There was a line, but it went fast. There wasn't much space to eat indoors, but there was an outdoor patio with some tables to eat at.

Ice cream candy and…read more lots of ocean The Scoop Shack is a ice cream and old fashion candy store that features fantastic home made ice cream. I believe it's relatively new because I've never noticed it before on Block Island and I tend to notice ice cream places. Then again it is sort of tucked away in a corner and could be hard to see. The store is small, with a counter for the scream and various candies and other treats scattered around. A couple of tables inside and a courtyard overlooking the ocean on the outside. Saying that the view is great is actually an understatement. We didn't bother with the candy but the ice cream was absolutely incredible. Smooth and rich and no doubt containing a astronomical amount of calories and fat, just the way great ice cream should be. They don't have vast amount of different types but enough variety to satisfy anybody except those looking for something very unusual. There aren't many things better in life than sitting in a beautiful spot over looking the ocean and devouring great ice cream. Even though it was hoter than hell when we were on the island, a cool breeze was coming off the water and combined with the richness and algidity of the great ice cream the world was a perfect place. At least our little part of the world. Their are lots of ice cream places in the world but The Scoop Shack is one of those special places that I will always seek out when I'm on Block Island. The place to relax and just appreciate the moment and forget everything else. The ice cream here is exceptional but no matter how good the scream is, the views will always be even better.

I don't do ice cream and I abhor tourist traps, but for whatever reason, the scoop shack, while…read morebeing incredibly close to the dock, offers an amazing selection of locally made icecream at affordable...ish kiddie sizes. I tried their blueberry chocolate flavor and was surprised by chomping on hearty pieces of fresh berries and large chocolate chunks. The waffle cones are really pricey, however, and I can't state whether they're worth it or not, since I wasn't willing to shell out $8. Overall, this is a good spot if you (or your kids) are yearning for ice cream on a hot summer day and it won't hurt your wallet as long as you're all willing to share a kiddie sized ice cream =P

This is one of our go-to spots whenever we're on Block Island. It's become a nightly tradition…read moreafter dinner, and our 10-year-old absolutely loves it--she's been coming here since she was 3! The ice cream is always delicious, the employees are so sweet, and the cookies... OMG honey, they're massive. One cookie is big enough for four adults to share and still be happy. Another highlight is the little carousel out front--it's such a charming touch and perfect for kids. Between the treats, the atmosphere, and the friendly service, this place is a must-stop every time we visit.

I was originally intending to go to a different shop for ice cream but since they did not take…read morecash, I stumbled upon this one. The ice cream/gelato prices were a bit high in my opinion, and I was not too impressed by the flavor selection or quality. I was sold on getting a peanut butter ice cream scoop but after looking at the tub physically, I decided against it since it looked like it has melted and been refrozen. Instead, I got a scoop of the cookie dough gelato. One thing I did appreciate is that it did not have chocolate chips. I can't believe I'm saying this, but it did have too many cookie dough chunks - I would say on average, 3-5 chunks per spoonful so I couldn't really taste the gelato as much. I should've asked for a sample beforehand. It also had a mild freezer taste which I did not like. I think one standard scoop ending up being around $9. There were a lot of people when I got there so it might have been just me who did not have such a great experience. They did have a couple benches and tables outside. Also, I believe they have a sit down outdoor dining area for their restaurant portion, and they had some live music going which was nice. In addition, when you first walk in, they have a LARGE selection of pastries and they all look tasty. This shop is very close to where the ferry picks up and drops off in case you are looking for a treat before hopping on.

stumbled upon this because i needed a cold juice on a sunny block island day. and it turns out they…read morepress their own juice and then freeze it to sell popsicles!!! blocksicle is a play on words for popsicles on block island. super clean and cool inside with gorgeous views of the ocean. this is SO underrated. i highly recommend. i'm glad i found it because when i looked up places to eat and get treats on block island, this didn't come up. there's nothing artificial in this. my turmeric lemon ginger tasted literally like a frozen pressed juice, which is a fab concept. my friends blood orange raspberry was legit. also the island is so expensive so i was bracing for the $12 a popsicle price because that's how much a pressed juice cost anywhere these days, but it was $14 total. the gal behind the counter was so chill and helpful too showing me how to fold the little paper boat to catch my drippings. vibes. 10/10.

Such a delicious and fun idea! Handmade popsicles are a perfect treat during hot summer days!…read moreBlocksicle (love the name) has a ton of fun flavors that I can't wait to try! The owner mentioned the "berry blast" and "blood orange raspberry" are the most popular. I can attest that the blood orange raspberry was wonderful! They also have the option to have the popsicles dipped in chocolate, which we did not try this time but other folks seemed to enjoy! They had napkins and sanitizing wipes available for the inevitable melting. Such love and care went into these treats and the service was wonderful. Highly recommend next time you are on Block Island!

How can you go wrong with great ice cream, you can't. The staff was nice and service was quick…read more There isn't great parking because it's on the island so be prepared to walk It was a perfect way to end the day before getting on the ferry

People love Ben and Jerry's and my wife is one of those people. We stopped in the other day during…read moreour day trip to Block Island to try. Everyone has heard of Ben and Jerry's and you know what to expect when going. I actually think the actual Ben and Jerry started the company in New England. Not sure if that is relevant but it is a fast fact for everyone at home. The ice cream here is packed with both flavor and calories. We went with some sort of cookie dough flavor in a small cone. Everything about it worked. The ice cream packs a punch and the cone was fresh. The paper holder did stick to the cone which was annoying but all good. There are a few ice cream shops by the port so not sure which one is the best but this one was good. All I know is you can't go wrong with Ben and Jerry's.

Tigerfish is delicious and unique. The service is always stellar. Stop in for a snack and tiki…read morecocktail, you won't be disappointed.

Tigerfish, Tigerfish!!! This spot is so goooood if you're on the block definitely make sure you…read morestop in here, the sushi is fresh and so good, udon noodles don't skip it! Coconut rice need I say more! They have a ton of gluten free options and can really make a lot of things gluten free if needed, the service was great at the bar they were short staffed, but handled it well. It has a tropical vibe and a fun atmosphere.

Service was quick, efficient, and pleasant. 7 people, got a table at lunch time on a Saturday with…read moreno wait. No kid menu available but they gave them a crayon and paper. Bathroom was a bit of a mess but it was used quite a bit, almost always a line. Only complaint is price. 3 meals, one drink and $150. Lobster roll was lobster piled on top of a mix between celery, lettuce, and mayo- hardly any lobster. Food was tasty except the burger was definitely not great.

Very casual restaurant that can satisfy every patron with something from the extensive menu. I had…read morethe Mohegan Burger, which was delicious in every respect...(the blue cheese makes it!). Started with the beet salad and calamari for the table. All was good. I would not consider it fine dining, but it fits in perfectly for a casual lunch or dinner without pretension. Highly recommend.

Delightful, prompt, fresh and delicious. These cash-only fabulous duster have lunch dialed in…read more Fresh sammiches made with love (that's a quote)! $14 for any sammich on the menu with a bag of chips for lunch as of 27 SEPT 2023. Come out and help us support local women owner small businesses! We got the Twisted Sister and Brigid Beachin'. Both were outstanding!

Enjoyed a Sunday evening dinner from the raw Crudo and Grill menu. Gourmet presentation…read more They advertise BYOB but the the corking fees were extremely excessive. $32 for wine and $25 for beer. They really need to rethink this.

Stopped in with family for a few drinks. They were not busy when we walked in. We were a party of…read more6. It's off season and there were only 4 people at the bar. All tables were empty. We went to the bar to order. It's cash only. The waitress was not very friendly. It seemed like she was annoyed we walked in. I walked back to my seat. I mentioned to my family she's not nice and they all agreed. It's sad because we just left another restaurant and they were amazing. Truth we only left because they close at 3pm. I come to block island a lot. First time I stopped in and my first impression was not good.

Comfortable atmosphere. Always feels like a locals restaurant. The Mac and cheese was creamy and…read moretasted great! Loved the build your own pizza option and I applaud you for having a nondairy cheese option. Our only recommendation is watch the flatbread pizza cook time. The bottoms of ours were burnt in many areas. The Stuffie had great flavor, it shined! Loved the sweet, tangy and slightly tart sangria.

Just ordered the Half dozen crab cakes... surprisingly large and fluffy!! Filled with clam too…read more You order at a walk-up window.. staff is friendly, and service was efficient. The tables are outdoors on a patio, with a view of the ferry docks (this is pretty much the first place you'll pass from the ferry.) They were out of the Stuffies, so we'll go back another day to try those!

Decided to try the new eats on a Wednesday afternoon. Disappointing at best. First, the positive is…read morethat the clam cakes are huge. Like size of your fist huge. Unfortunately, that is the only positive to this place. I ordered 6 clam cakes and it took over 50 minutes to get them at 3 o'clock on a weekday. Absolutely unacceptable for it to take that long when service demand was mediocre at best. When I finally did receive my order they were burnt a dark brown. I love clam cakes and figured I'd at least give them a try for the benefit of the doubt. Inside the batter was raw to the point it was almost cool and the texture of play dough. In an entire clam cake I got 2 pieces of clam. The batter lacked any recognizable resemblance of spices or anything. No salt, no pepper, no paprika, nothing. The outside seating was trashed. Dirty seating with broken glass all over the patio. To top this dismal experience off, the kitchen staff have zero consideration for food safety. One line cook was wearing gloves that were torn to shreds, would handle finished food from the fry basket, touching the cooked food with his dirty bare hand and place it in to go boxes. No one changed their gloves or washed their hands the entire time I was there. Cooks were consistently touching to go containers, order tickets, order screen, uncooked food, and finished food without changing gloves or washing hands. Someone is going to end up sick from this place. TLDR: Save your time, taste buds, health, and dollars. Service was terrible, food was inedible, the seating area was gross, and basic food safety is nonexistent. Spend your dollars at Rebecca's instead.