Boozy ice cream- a trend that has finally come to Cleveland…read more First off, I was surprised by the number of flavors they had! I saw almost every type of booze- vodka, rum, tequila, champagne, merlot and many many other types of wine. Some ones I got to try included mexican chocolate tequila, rum raisin, buttered rum, strawberry champagne, and lemon champagne. I really enjoyed the unique flavors! You can definitely taste the alcohol that's in each ice cream, but it's not overpowering. I think the website says it's like 5% so I'm not sure if you could get tipsy off this ice cream (but never say never) There's also non-alcoholic ice cream available (at a cheaper price too) and vegan options.

From the owner: Happy Bee’s Ice Cream offers premium and alcohol infused ice cream, milkshakes, shaved ice, boozy…read morepopcorn, banana splits and soft serve.

Two visits in two days to this awesome ice cream shop :-)…read more Delicious ice cream!! Nice variety of flavors both seasonal and regular...prices are very reasonable and scoops are definitely worthwhile. Enjoyed coffee chocolate chunk in a waffle cone; ice cream scoop was so large that ice cream was at the bottom of the cone. ($6) Two family members had their taster's duo. Second time around, I ordered chocolate peanut butter cup. Just as yummy as the first day. Great service that's friendly and attentive. Fun ambiance; room to enjoy your ice cream while chatting with friends inside or eat on benches outside. Location is very conveniently located to Case Western Reserve University bookstore. Give it a try...you will not be disappointed.

I visited on a Sunday afternoon, and it was not too crowded. The ice cream shop is a little hidden,…read morebut the surrounding area is quite nice, with outdoor seating available. The interior is nice as well, and the ambiance is calm and relaxing. The menu was pretty diverse, with many dessert and flavor options. I got the dark roast coffee flavor alongside the chocolate flavor, and I really liked both!

AMAZING!!!!! First of all, this had to been the best avocado…read moretoast that I've ever eaten. I've had good avocado toast in Washington DC the state of New Jersey here in Cleveland in California and I have never tasted avocado toast so good. The bread was it was toasted, but it was still warm and soft. The avocado was perfectly blended, but the cheesy eggs were cooked to perfection and the bacon it was crispy and still had a good bite to it. It was so good. Now let's get into this Matcha. I got the lavender Matcha when I say it was sweet, but you could still taste the earthiness of the Matcha. I was just overwhelmed with how delicious everything that I tried at the bakery was. Last but at least the cookies I completely understand how the Sugar Cookie has the word famous in it when you bite into this delicious cookie, you taste the butter, the sweetness, and it has like a good crunch to it, but it's soft as well. This is incredible. But the start of the show was this buttery, delicious, soft, perfectly balanced, chocolate chip cookie. First of all, I don't even prefer chocolate chip cookies, but this cookie was baked to perfection. You can taste the premium chocolate that was used the butter you can taste the hint of salt. It is a perfect cookie.. So how did I end up in this wonderful bakery well I signed up For too good to go which lets customers purchase bags of food produce, etc. from local businesses so that we don't contribute to food waste so I signed up to get a surprise bakery bag. That's how I got the chocolate chip cookies and the sugar cookies but now I'm gonna be a repeat customer because the overall experience was top-tier great customer service. I watched this woman be kind to everyone that came into the door and she made me feel like I was a part of her own experience. This was great and I'm telling everyone about it and I've definitely going back.

Ellie-May's Gourmet Cookies is a snug bakery in the Coventry neighborhood of Cleveland Heights. I…read moreplanned to visit ever since they opened. I finally stopped in for a matcha and TooGoodToGo order. AMBIANCE: Simple open space with pops of color and inspirational quotes. Quotes like "Eat More Cookies" that seems like top tier motivation. Seating is limited to a few dainty tables and high tops for two people. Ordering is available at the counter. It's more of a to go destination due to space constraints. FOOD/DRINKS: The menu lists coffee, smoothies, lattes, chai, teas (hot and iced), and matcha. Cookies include options like classic, premium, frosted, jumbo, and cookie cakes. If you're feeling especially creative m, you can build your own cookie (custom cookie bar) or get take and bake dough. Similarly you can create your own smoothies if feeling especially creative. I ordered Blueberry Lavender Matcha ($6.75 for a large). The matcha tasted was very sweet. I note this as someone who loves sweet beverages. It was also a bit artificial tasting. The syrups are not in house made. To be honest the matcha was pricey considering the indigents used. I also picked up TooGoodToGo cookie surprise bag offered by the business. TGTG allows you to "rescue" food that the business would otherwise discard. The bag was only $3.99 for a lunch size to go bag filled with cookies (6 total). It was a mix of sugar and chocolate chip cookies. The cookies tasted pretty fresh and homemade. If you're into homemade cookies, definitely this place is for you. If you're more into bakery type elevated cookies then it will be a miss. I thought that the cookies were ok and satisfactory for sweet moment cravings. They definitely weren't something I'd rave about. SERVICE: The service was very friendly and relationship-oriented. The staff asked me about my usual drink preferences at Starbucks to match my tastes. We had a pleasant little conversation. I felt valued as a customer. PARKING: Covered parking garage is available on Coventry, same side of the street as the business. There is some street parking if you get especially lucky, and it's not a busy weekend or evening. NEIGHBORHOOD: Coventry neighborhood is an eclectic street with great restaurants, cafes, and shopping. You'll especially love this street if you're into vintage or fair trade shopping, and Asian cuisine. Browse the neighborhood while you visit Ellie-May. I was very appreciative about the lovely service at Ellie-May. If you miss the taste of homemade cookies, stop in and experience this cookie shop. I'm more into bakery type selections and cookies I wouldn't normally cook at home, so it's probably not a good long-term match for me.

A fantastic gelato spot in Little Italy!…read more The shop offers a wide variety of flavors. After trying a sample, I went with a large scoop of frutti di bosco, a mixed berry gelato. Though I did raise an eyebrow at the price ($6.75), the friendly staff really stuffed the cup with gelato and packed it in there, so the large scoop is indeed large. The frutti di bosco was utterly refreshing, and the flavor tasted great, like actual berries. The smooth and dense gelato contained a bunch of berry bits. Looking forward to trying more of their flavors! The shop has a few tables if you want to dine in. If you use a credit card, it does come with a 3% fee.

Good location at bottom of hill in little Italy. Quick and friendly service. Not the most…read moreauthentic option in little Italy but stays open later than most. Had a fresh espresso. Worth a visit. Gelato was good and had numerous flavor options.

no line, couple kids working let me try a couple flavors, went for coffee buzz buzz buzzread more

While everyone is swooning over new Ben & Jerry's new downtown location, I haven't explored the OG…read moreEast Side location until very recently. I love to get Cherry Garcia from the grocery store and dig in while binge watching my favorite shows. So, I visited to taste Cherry Garcia flavor in a cone. ICE CREAM: My order included chocolate dipped cone with Marshmallow Sky scoop and Cherry Garcia scoop. As another customer in line gasped - "huge cone!" and also very sweet. Ice cream is tasty but scoops are super small. The ice cream came with a spoon which was very convenient to eat. The price was $2.29 for waffle dip cone and $6.69 for two small scoops. They didn't even fill in the top or the bottom of the cone. Worth it? Absolutely not! Too expensive! Other things you can find at this ice cream shop are sundaes, shakes, cookie dough, ice cream cakes, to go ice cream containers (including vegan flavors). There's funky merch like "I like to spoon" tees. Most customers took their orders to go or picked up on behalf of someone else. Few lingered on the patio. The patio has a lot of space and tables. SERVICE: The service is very pleasant, attentive, and quick. The girls working here go out of their way to help customers! Not crowded and no line which was a huge plus. LOCATION: In close proximity to John Carroll, this ice cream shop has a funky cow mural with CLE skyline and university. You can see the university right from the patio and walk from it to the ship. There's a large ice cream guitar (photo op). You'll find metal chairs/tables against the sky blue walls. It's a fun location to linger. Most visitors seemed to be the students and their parents. If you're looking to grab a dinner while in the area, there are a few places in the same plaza - pizza place and sandwich shop. No need to stress about the parking - the shopping plaza has plenty! This location is a bit hard to turn into due to round about, so be attentive! I'll stop at Ben & Jerry once in a while for a treat. I found it to be pricey/scoop size not comparable to other local ice cream shops. Nonetheless, it's a fun experience that I'd recommend to the local students and all!

Charge extra to use your debit card...all these hole in wall stores should be ashamed of theirselvesread more

Not what it used to be. Still has UDF ice cream but not a place to get a cool treat. Maybe a pack…read moreof cigarettes or a beer for the road. Everything is over priced and the store is dirty.

Gorgeous gorgeous! Though I've only had a cake and a couple nibbles of the cookies-all were divine!…read moreFriendly staff!

I have been to the store for a sugar high. Ever try a cake in a jar? Vanilla Cake Jar by Sweet…read moreFix Bakery was on the dessert cart in the suites at the Browns game. I was so surprised that I had to try one. The jar I chose had a vanilla cake with two layers of orange icing. Opening the cute jar, the top layer of sweet icing was hard to break through to the cake. I would eliminate that layer, and go straight for the cake. The cake had an interesting texture, and the second layer of icing was good. Eating this was just enough. Novelty concept. Cake in a Jar would be good for an outdoor party, or special occasion.

Great street side ice cream and custard stand, open during the warm months. Located right on…read moreMayfield in South Euclid, they have parking in back and the spot is easy to get in and out of, even though it's on a main road. The line moved pretty quickly and they accept both cash and card. They serve vanilla, chocolate, and swirl soft serve, along with about 10-12 Pierre's ice cream flavors. They also have various flavored dole whips, hot dogs, pretzels, and chips. I got the banana parfait, which had vanilla wafers, real bananas, vanilla soft serve, caramel drizzle, and whipper cream. I subbed the caramel drizzle for a little strawberry sauce, however they layered the strawberry and put a little too on the parfait, it ended up being more like a strawberry sundae with bananas. It was still delicious and definitely satisfied that craving for a good soft serve. Places like this are dangerous, I'll be tempted to return often. Prices were a little hefty with my parfait and my cousin's brownie sundae being $6.95 each.

On National Ice Cream Day, I stopped by local ice cream shop, Dairy King, right as they opened at…read more1:30pm. I tried their mango dole whip, before I settled on getting a flavor fave of mine - strawberry and vanilla swirl in a medium in a waffle cone. My soft serve was yummy and so refreshing! The medium size was huge! Next time, I'll get a small. I wish they would have provided me with more than ONE napkin! The ice cream started dripping immediately and I ended up so gross and sticky. I also wonder why cones of any kind cost extra. Normally, cake cones are free! And it is wild a waffle cone costs an extra $1.50! After years of living nearby Dairy King, I am happy I finally stopped by. Next time, I'll get my soft serve or dole whip in a cup and ask for extra napkins!