Family black owned establishment. Brings the carnival indoors with arcade games and traditional…read morecarnival food. The ice cream cones and sandwiches are delicious and fresh with the cookies and waffle cone. Indoor seating and very friendly staff. The only con was the smell of fried food which possibly an exhaust vent would help. I will visit again to try other menu items.

Shantrice and Chantrice service was phenomenal. Never had fried Oreo before and had it here and it…read morewas the best I ever had

I absolutely love chocolate caramel turtle candies and this has to be the best I've ever had. I…read morebought a box out the ATL airport for myself and gifts for a friend. When I tell you how gooey and delicious these chocolates were...too good and so fresh. I will definitely have to go online and order to have them shipped they are that good. They also have other location throughout GA. Give the Savannah Candy Kitchen a try for a sweet treat. If you're chocolate lover like me...you will LOVE THEM!

Super tasty gelato and ice cream. Cute looking storefront and the ice cream cone displays drew me…read morein immediately. Service was quick and kind, very pleased. I can't comment on the candies but they also looked really good (fudge cups!!).

I am from the Youngstown Ohio area so this location feels like a home away from home. I've never…read morebeen in more excited to see a business branch out from my small town. Seeing it across states is heartwarming, and knowing that everyone else gets to have the delicious flavors that they have brought to my family for years is exciting! On this day, I tried the seasonal raspberry cheesecake just scoop. The shop was empty, except for me coming in and giving it a try, and I was able to sample as many options as I wanted to, with the employees happily allowing it. What differs from the original shops up north versus the one here is the amount of seating inside there were plenty of tables to enjoy with your whole family, friends, or alone like me! I opted for something new and boy am I glad I did. The sweetness of the raspberries and the chunks of cake made this such a fun treat and really encapsulated the season. There's a lovely mural tribute to the location across the wall that I took a picture of to share with my family as well. I can't wait to come back and try more flavors whenever I'm needing a piece of home in my heart.

Had such a great experience at Handel's Homemade Ice Cream! I chatted with one of the associates…read moreand loved learning more about the brand's history. He shared that there are only two locations in Atlanta, which honestly made me even happier to support them. They had so many classic flavors to choose from, but I went with my favorite.... Cookies & Cream and it did not disappoint. The ice cream was rich, creamy, and full of flavor. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to!

I was so incredibly excited to discover a beautiful, Black-owned ice cream parlor in close…read moreproximity in my neighborhood! The decor here is absolutely lovely, and the entire space is pristine clean and gorgeous. I really want to see this local gem thrive, which is why I plan to revisit at a better time. I made the mistake of arriving about 20 minutes before closing, and unfortunately, the overall customer service energy felt a bit rushed and unwelcoming. While I was told there was "no rush," the underlying vibe and rigid communication made it clear the staff was checked out and ready to close up for the night. As an indecisive thinker who likes to ask questions, the experience felt a little stressful. They had a couple of non-dairy choices, but since those didn't catch my eye, I wanted to pivot to a smaller dairy portion (like a pup cup size) to accommodate my preferences. Navigating that request felt a bit difficult and restrictive rather than helpful or flexible. I ended up with the Strawberry Cheesecake, which was great! I truly think I just caught them at an off-time. I genuinely hope they do well, and maybe I'll return much earlier in the day next time for the full, warm experience!

Just tried it for the first time. They have ton of Vegan options. They do their milk shakes with…read morealmond milk but you can get regular ice cream as well. The 5 star is driven by the fruity pebbles Ice cream treat. So good, never had to combo before but every bite is a texture, temp contrast, delicious. Definitely coming back for a cone as they not only do toppings but sauce on standard cones and cups.

Ok, the parking is a little wonky over here but other than that; if you're looking for a place with…read moresome fresh dessert that will add a little cherry on top after dinner, this is it. I had my first fill of Morelli's in N highland I believe but this location brought some fire with the pecan pralines. Call me what you want but it was amazing! I absolutely love the taste of the vanilla with a touch of caramel here and there and some crunch of the pecans to add to the magic. My daughter had the cotton candy which to my surprise was actually really good. She got the sugar cone and I got the waffle cone. My cone tasted like perfection.

Came here when I visited Atlanta. It was in July and it was really hot out so was in the mood for…read moresomething cold and sweet. I got the small/single scoop in a cup ($4.95) which you are allowed to pick to flavors. I got banana Carmel and strawberry. It was sooo good. When I go back to ATL, I will def make my way back here.

Ice cream is phenomenal…read more Thats it. Thats all you need to know. I got premium toppings and overall my 2 ice cream cups came out to be ~$26. However, before you think "oh wow $13 per ice cream?" Keep in mind, it is ATL. I personally think this is worth every penny. The hard shell is huge (trust) and the flavor is superb.

There are moments in customer service that stay with you, not because of one comment, but because…read moreof the unmistakable way you are treated. I watched three customers ahead of me ask questions and receive normal, courteous answers. When it was my turn, the tone changed. It wasn't one exchange. It was the repeated dismissiveness, the condescension, even making an issue out of something as simple as asking for a "regular cone." The contrast was impossible not to notice. She knew nothing about me. My profession, my background, my life. None of it should matter. In that moment, I was simply another human being standing at the counter who deserved the same basic courtesy I had just watched others receive. As a person of color, I cannot tell you what was in her mind, but I can tell you how it felt to watch others treated one way and then experience something very different myself. The place is called Big Softie. Unfortunately, tonight it was a big failure in something much more important than ice cream: treating people with basic dignity.

My BFF is in town visiting, and went on an adventure today with me and my girls. This was our final…read moreadventure stop today. While my dietary restrictions didn't allow me to partake, the girls and bestie enjoyed their treats. They just had ice cream and cones. We agreed that we'd have to come back a different time to try the donut/ice cream sandwich! There is a parking garage next to this storefront that is partially public parking and partially residential. The public parking is three dollars for 30 minutes. You have to pay it on your cell phone, and they charge a $1.20 service fee. So 30 minutes of parking is actually $4.20. This was just enough time for us to go inside order sit to eat and get back to the car with five minutes to spare. Luckily, we went in during a slow period, because we were able to order right away. Also, there is only bar top seating with four barstools, so it was the perfect amount of seats for those in my group who were eating. Most people who came behind us did a grab and go.

I was in the area and looking for a vegan friendly dessert and found Sweet-Stack Creamery not too…read morefar from. When I walked up, all of the chairs were up so it looked closed, but I peaked in, and they confirmed they were still open. I was greeted with a smile and asked to taste the vegan flavors which were lemon, mango, and berry açai. I'm happy they had multiple vegan options and we're willing to let me try them. I ended up going with the Bory since it was made with oat milk and had oats and berries in it. The lemon and mango were more like sorbets. I gave it a four stars because it was a little bit more expensive than anticipated and they charged a dollar extra for the vegan options. Not sure why vegan options are more expensive, especially if they are similar in size as the non-vegan options.

I think this might be my new favorite ice cream place! They have so many delicious flavors to…read morechoose from. And when you walk in, it smells amazing like fresh bread or waffles or something. It makes you want to try everything! 10/10. Definitely recommend.

Stopped in to try this cute new ice cream shop based out of New York, and I think they check all…read morethe boxes for what makes a good ice cream shop (variety of unique flavors, vegan options, milkshakes, sundaes, and toppings). However, the shop wasn't the only thing they brought down south, they definitely came with New York prices too lol. Pricing: While they have a variety of really unique flavors, the pricing is slightly higher than what you'd expect at a comparable ice cream spot. Plan to spend around $8-$10+ depending on your scoop count (1, 2, or 3 scoops), plus $1.25-$2 per topping. Also note: they're cashless and only accept contactless payments. Food: There were so many flavors that I honestly struggled to choose. I ended up with Mango Sticky Rice and Honeycomb. Both were good and creamy, but a little too sweet together. I sampled the Passionfruit Sorbet too, which was super tart, but in the best way. I actually wish I wouldn't went with that one, and think it would've balanced out the mango perfectly. Inside: The shop is super cute, bright, fun, and inviting with a retro-modern feel. There's a row of bar seating and one group table inside. Heads up to all my 30+ folks: the bar stools have zero back support, so don't get too comfortable lol. Outside seating is available as well, and since it's located in Ponce City Market, you can also take your ice cream to their indoor seating areas. Service: Service was great. The staff was friendly, encouraged us to try any flavors we wanted, and gave thoughtful suggestions/opinions on several of the flavors we were interested in.

Sometimes a person is stranded in the D concourse. Sometimes that person is starving, yet has to…read moreremain in the area because they're on standby and DESPERATELY hoping to get on a flight so they aren't stuck in ATL overnight. In that case, Yoforia is there for you. They've got 6 flavors - some tart, some fat free, some neither. Pick what you like, add one of the two dozen or s toppings (mostly candy & fruit) and one or more of the 4-5 sauces and you're done. I think it's about 50 cents per ounce which really isn't bad. The froyo itself reminds me a little of Freshens - a little grainy, a little too sweet. But I like that you're the one dispensing your product and adding your toppings so you can be as heavy handed (or not) as you like. Overall. It's a good choice if you want a snack and/or you're stuck in the airport.

The yogurt flavors were yummy. They have a lot less topping choices. I had the white chocolate and…read morethe peanut butter. They did have a soft cookie topping that was pretty good. It was clean and the service was quick. Good choice for an airport snack.