The first time I remember coming here was during a day hanging out with my family and friends. We…read moredecided that we wanted to have some sweets after dinner. Since we were in Forest Hills, Queens, and I had never been here, we chose to go to Eddie's. This place is really good, with an extensive menu of desserts ranging from soda floats to banana splits and many other little treats. A sweet lover's paradise. Personally, when it comes to ice cream or sweets, I tend to keep it simple. Give me a good vanilla ice cream scoop and I am a happy person. Give me a great ice cream scoop and I am even happier. Let's just say I left this place very satisfied. I had my basic yet delicious ice cream scoops. Yum. I am currently following a strict diet regimen for one more month, but after that, I will definitely come back for some of their tasty ice cream. My son, wife, and friends were also enjoying their sweets. This is a great place. They have seats, but it gets really busy and there is usually a bit of a wait. Yet that is not a bad thing. It shows how popular the place is. If you are looking for sweets, come check this place out.

Eddie's is a Queens landmark. Everything from the plaster ornate ceiling tile to the wood panel…read morewalls screams authenticity. From the decor to the serving cups you are getting no frills but great quality. Its a traditional ice cream parlor. And im not mad at it. They have counter seating for small groups to tables in the back. We had a group of 6 and was seated quickly. I had the ice cream float with root beer syrup. The vanilla ice cream sat delicately on top of the soda. The soda wasn't overly sweet and fizzy. I had time to enjoy the ice cream and the soda separately. My daughter had vanilla ice cream with rainbow sprinkles. There was not a sprinkle in sight when she was done. This isn't our first time. Nor will this be our last. All the ice cream flavor are of great quality. The fudge to the sundae is classic. Ideal for after dinner or date night after a movie. Dont forget to bring cash.

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.

Max & Mina's is a great place for ice cream and shakes. My husband ordered a fruity pebbles shake…read moreit was very good and not overly sweet. We also got Cookie Monster ice cream which was my favorite and cookie dough. Prices are decent one scoop of ice cream is $4.95. The service was quick, you can also try all their fun and different flavors like lox.

Stopped by here for a sugar fix during an impromptu food crawl. What's with the bad reviews? This…read moreis one of the better dessert spots in Flushing, and certainly better than anything in Chinatown. The Mango with Coconut Chung Fen is just fun and tasty, though we all agreed it could've used more chung fen (Yoda says: "Never have too much chung fan, one can"). Our Original Waffle was one of the better versions I've had in a lifetime of eating this amazing treat. It came out perfectly crisp, buttery in texture and delightful in airiness, accompanied by vanilla ice-cream, mangoes, lychees, and strawberries, and condensed milk drizzle. Our one quibble was that there wasn't enough condensed milk either.

They renovated the space to add a bar, so now you can order a cocktail to go with your dessert. It…read moreis still one of my go-to for after dinner dessert place in Flushing. I love the "hot pot" shaved ice where you can order your base, and pick the toppings. They then pour dry ice over the pot so you get the smoke effect. It always brings the wow factor and the dish itself is pretty delicious. Service is always great and they like to give you a little gift (keychain) when you leave. Super cute.

Martha's is a staple bakery in Queens, now expanded into other boroughs, and they've done…read moreincredibly well over the years maintaining quality and consistency in their desserts. There's usually a line of some length during peak hours and especially around the holidays. You can tell by the sheer volume of baked goods and cakes available in their window displays that they sell a lot daily. This location is on the main drag of the little downtown section of Forest Hills, the baked goods in the front window display connect to a tall and long glass counter along the left side of the store that extends almost to the back. At the back middle and along the right side of the wall there's seating for about two dozen people at small cafe tables. They carry an assortment of traditional cakes (full and sliced), pies, cookies, pastries, cheesecakes, cupcakes, ice cream and coffee/tea drinks. A wide variety of flavors in each, so you're bound to find something sweet to satisfy most here. They are a classic bakery so from what I can tell, they don't carry items that are gluten, dairy or nut free. I've purchased their apple pie, fruit tart, berry napoleon, red velvet and chocolate fudge cakes from this or other locations in the past and they're all solid choices for desserts to share with a larger group, though I find a lot of their cake options to be on the richer side. My most recent encounter with their cakes came in the form of a slice of their seven layer cake $9.95 which is thin layers of yellow cake alternating with chocolate cream mmm pretty tasty, and their caramel cake $9.95 which had a layer of chocolate cake in the middle, sandwiched by caramel cream and white cake on either side. The latter had a pronounced caramel flavor that was enjoyable though a bit too much cream for me. My preference would be for their chocolate cakes over other cake flavors here. Their apple pie is one of my favorite apple pies anywhere tho!

I love their cakes! My current favorite, which can only be found at their Forest Hills location, is…read morethe Dubai cupcake. It's absolutely amazing, and the filling is very generous--it feels like heaven in every bite. Another favorite of mine is the chocolate layer cake: rich, velvety smooth chocolate that isn't overly sweet. The only thing I don't agree with is that they do not clearly tell customers that dining in adds an extra $1 charge to each item. Yes, check your receipt. I'm expected to tip my waitstaff and also pay an extra dollar per item just because I chose to dine in. For example, the cupcake is usually $4.75 to go, but they charged me an extra $1 for dining in. Their cake slices are usually $9.50 to go, but I was charged $10.50. I also tipped 20%, so the added charge felt frustrating, especially since there was no clear notice. When I asked the waitstaff about the $1 charge, she said it was entered that way because I dined in. When I later called about it, the manager simply said, "Next time, just order to go if you don't want to be charged extra." That response was disappointing, especially since there was no visible sign explaining this policy, and their dine-in menu does not show separate pricing. I really think management should fix this to avoid misleading customers. Transparency matters. Don't get me wrong--I would still come back because their cakes are amazing, but from now on, I'll always order everything to go.

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.

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

They had a "Smoked Salmon" crepe! Was a challenge to eat but worth it. Strawberry Crepe was good…read moretoo.

I was in the neighborhood of Forest Hills, Queens, NYC and in the passage of my travels I yearned…read morefor something sweet and quick, but not a full meal. Strawberry Nutella $10.83 Sliced fresh strawberries and Nutella are my favorite combination. It is the only crepe that I have a desideratum as nothing else on the menu entice my interest. It was certainly delicious and fresh served on a cardboard holder in a small custom metal stanchion as I decided to dine-in. I would never made it home in one cohesive piece of my long-haul MTA NYC Transit bus ride to southwestern Queens, NYC. The crepe was also messy with the Nutella spewing out when biting and holding the crepe. The Nutella was very delicious and chocolatey. It was prepared in a open-kitchen. Price is standard as expected in 2026 stagflation era. French crepes reminisce me of a past visit to Paris, France of once idyllic times with my former love. Customer service is attentive. There is sufficient indoor seating with tables. This T-Swirl Crepe is located on a second floor small shopping complex. I did receive a sale receipt as proof and authority in support of my patronized visit.

Went in with no expectations. The clerks behind the counter answered all my questions expertly. The…read morevariety of cookies was initially overwhelming, but the clerks made it less intimidating. The store smelled of baked cookies as expected. Very nice and cozy in there. The cookies were excellent.

If I'm on dry harbor I almost always stop by here. We always get the cookies n cream cookie. I also…read moregot a sugar cookie to go. Service was nice but a little forgetful. Check your Order they forgot to give me a cookie they charged me for until I reminded them. Smells great inside. Cookies were warmed! Spent $17.50 for 3 cookies. Not cheap but worth the taste!

I'm so happy this is in queens!!! I only get to eat this in Ecuador and now it's here!…read more Pros: The ice cream was delicious. I usually try Ecuadorian places with my mom (who is pretty picky with Ecuadorian food). She had the peach cup. In her opinion it was more peaches than ice cream, she's not going to order it again . Despite that, she did enjoy it. The coconut ice cream she ordered complemented the peaches nicely and she enjoyed the whipped cream with the cheese topping. I ordered the Bogati cup and we both enjoyed it a lot! It had the perfect ice cream, whipped cream, cheese ratio. The space is small but well decorated. Cons: This place is really popular and there's only a staff of three. The line was out the door!! The wait was long to place the order and to get our ice cream. There are only about 6 tables and the space is cramped with the line. When the ice cream is ready a staff member calls out your name and hand delivers your order. (Whether you're in the store or waiting outside) I don't know that the staff was prepared for how popular this place would be. Hopefully they figure out how to make things more efficient. Despite all that, I'm definitely coming back.

I've had this ice cream in Ecuador and I'm so happy it's brought here and we are able to have a…read moretaste of it. It's very unique, having ice cream with cheese sounds very weird and not tasty but it really is. I got the passion fruit Bogati in a cup and it was delicious!! I think everyone should have a taste of it before they knock it. Totally worth it.

First of all Pat is just so cool. I buy primarily the lemon and chocolate Italian ices. Ok, I'm 66…read more I've had ices since the 60s. Never have I tasted such rich lemon and chocolate. There are bits of lemon in the lemon ices and the chocolate reminds me of the Lindt 70% dark chocolate I truffles Iove. I get quarts at a time. Before they close the store for the winter I make sure to stock up. So, I have lemon ice for Christmas desert! I got online to see if what my wife told me she suspected is true. She said she thought The Little Sweet Shoppe did not open this Summer. I am beside myself. I'm hoping she's mistaken. Sorry Corona Lemon Ice King. Your product doesn't hold a candle to what they have. I think it will be impossible to find such great ices anywhere else. Just one little thing to remedy. Someone posted a 1 review. Some asinine remark about 'vegan'. Moron. I hope all is ok Pat. You and your wonderful place will be missed.

This place is the cutest! A little old fashioned candy store with freshly made ice cream and…read moredonuts! I had the mango sorbet which was really good and served in a cute little takeout box! I also got a sample of the salted caramel vegan ice cream and it was delicious, but a little too heavy for what I wanted that day. They were extremely friendly and accommodating. Super welcoming and nice! They have tons of candy and unique flavors of their ice creams and sorbets that I would definitely come back for!

This is a combined review of the last several times I went. Yesterday, I got rose milk tea with…read morelychee popping boba. The lychee popping boba is sour. Milk teas go better with tapioca. Out of all the flavors I've tried here so far, nothing beats the rose milk tea. I also like the Thai milk tea but it doesn't beat the rose. The main problem I have with their milk teas is that every time I ask for less syrup (25,50%), I get no syrup. It's either full syrup or no syrup, which means too sweet or no sweetener. With the exception of the brown sugar milk tea, which had a clump of sugar syrup on the bottom, the rest of the times I asked for less syrup, I got none. I didn't realize the sugar syrup was clumped together at the bottom of the cup for the brown sugar milk tea. The 1st sip was extremely sweet since all the syrup came up. The rest of the drink was devoid of sweetener. I've tried the following milk teas recently: black sesame, jasmine, & brown sugar. I didn't like any of these because of the lack of sweetener. Anyway, learned my lesson not to ask for less sweet drinks here. I also noticed something weird when I went a few months ago. The employee had her phone stuck out from under the employee side pointed towards us. Seemed like she was recording. Weird. Anyway, the OD ( Thai tea) toast was sadly a bit too burnt for me that day. When I went again this week, the OD toast was on point. I always get Thai tea filling cream since I've learned from the 1st time that I got the mixed, the pandan has no flavor whatsoever.

Small dessert shop in the basement of popular street in Jackson Heights. Shop is small with a few…read moretables and seats. Dessert is very good. I've tried the panda toast and the Thai tea toast. The Thai tea toast doesn't really have a strong Thai tea flavor but it is still very good. Mango shaved ice is very good. Lots of magic flavor and chunks of mango. Highly recommend, especially if you're looking for a dessert spot open later in the area.