Wow!!! Any place…read morethat makes their own is ! I ordered a 3 scoop sundae. Cinnamon churro, PB Oreo, and Oatmeal Cream Pie for , add PB topping and some HOMEMADE whipped cream and I'm in heaven! Service was fast and sweet. We stood up outside as it was a nice day!

A true Rumford classic; I've been coming to Sunshine creamery since I was a kid and have never had…read morea bad experience! After moving out of State I am always looking for an excuse to go and this past weekends severe rain storm didn't deter me by any means! You know the ice cream is worth it when there's a line in the pouring rain! My husband was shocked when the girl handed him his cup and questioned if she had mistakenly given him a large as he had never seen such large scoops in a small; the ice cream is always fresh and delicious!

Great selection, amazing staff, great place to put in your ice cream rotation. Beautiful location.read more

My family and I went there at 1:30pm on Sunday 7/19/26. The two children who greeted us were…read moreabsolutely disrespectful. No social skills. No smile or smirk. They both looked liked they were being held against there will. Absolutely disgusting. WE WILL WVER BE VAKC. AND THE ICE CREAM WAS MEDIOCRE AND OVERPRICED. Also there was no one there which is explainable due to their disgusting customer service. If I could have thrown the ice cream at them and walked out, I would have. If you are the manager or the owner reading this, you should be ashamed that these two aholes represent your establishment. Period.

We have been loyal customers since LNU open on Ives street 7-8 years ago. Always a great selection…read moreof ice cream. Each flavor label list the base and the ingredients. Soft serve is excellent, especially the choc/vanilla mix. Prices are very reasonable and comparable to dairy ice cream shops. Great staff, store is always super clean. Samples are offered to help you decide. Extra point for the compostable spoons and bowls. A few feet away is the order counter for Providence Vegan Deli

I stopped at Like No Udder today and just need to reiterate my love for Like No Udder! Karen is…read moregreat and her staff are amazing. I love that they share a space with PVDeli too. I went in for a pint but then couldn't decide what I wanted. They let me try 4 flavors - two were new to me (strawberry rhubarb and peanut butter cookie dough!) all so good! I ended up getting a pint with mint Oreo and cookie dough. I didn't know you could get two flavors in one pint! I would have gotten the PB one, but it was so deliciously heavy on the PB I thought I would have to swat my dog away from it with how good it smelled! As I was checking out I saw they had cannolis and they are filled to order! OUTSTANDING! LNU is a gem.

They look amazing. I ended up buying a dozen. They are like a different type of doughnut. I didn't…read morehate them, but I also didn't love them. I also feel like Its an acquired taste. The store itself is gorgeous inside.

We stopped by to pick up some mochi donuts and bubble tea, which we enjoyed. The store is very…read moreclean and decorated with a cute pink decor and overall theme. This location does not offer Korean corn dogs or Korean chicken, which was a bummer.

Three Sisters has become one of our favorite places to grab ice cream on the East Side. It's a…read moregreat little shop on Hope Street, and if you're already spending time in the neighborhood, it's an easy place to recommend. The hardest part of visiting is deciding what to order. They have a huge selection of flavors, and every time we go in I end up standing there longer than I planned because there are so many tempting choices. It's the kind of problem every ice cream shop should have. The ice cream itself is outstanding. It's fresh, creamy, and packed with flavor without feeling overly heavy. Every flavor we've tried has been excellent, and it's easy to see why this place has developed such a loyal following. In my opinion, it's the best ice cream on the East Side. Just be prepared to wait if you're stopping by on a nice evening. The shop is fairly small inside, and it's not uncommon for the line to stretch right out the front door. Thankfully, the staff keeps things moving, and the wait has always been worth it. The prices are reasonable, especially considering the quality of the ice cream and the generous portions. Parking can be a little hit or miss since it's mostly street parking, although there are a handful of spaces behind the building. Somehow we've been lucky the last few visits and managed to grab a spot right out front, even when there was a long line. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is because the small space and limited parking can make visiting during peak hours a little less convenient. Once you have your ice cream, though, it's hard to complain. If you're looking for fantastic homemade ice cream in Providence, Three Sisters absolutely deserves a visit. Just bring a little patience if you're going on a warm summer evening.

It is hard to get ice cream wrong, but three sisters does it so well!…read moreThey have an extensive board of flavors (my favorite is the community kulfi!) Having a job that has me outside most of the day it is really nice to have a friendly space to stop in and cool off. There are no steps to get in, the menu board is large and readable, and they offer things like individual ice creams, smoothies, and milkshakes as well as larger tubs of their homemade ice cream, ice cream cakes, gift cards, and do in store pickup for online orders as well ​as delivery through doordash.

Excellent ice cream! Service was helpful and somehow still…read moreprompt. My kid has a peanut allergy (only peanuts) and there was no problem (because they didn't have any peanuts on the premesis). This was genuinely a figurative and literal treat. My only gripe is the setup for choosing ice cream. A little confusing, but a small speed bump that was easily navigated with spectacular frozen results. Highly recommend!!

Food/Drinks: This is one of my favorite ice cream spots. It is delicious and absolutely worth the…read moreprice. The first time we went, we got our own, but we quickly realized it is better to share one because it is more than enough for two people and leaves you fully satisfied. One per person would be way too much. They have a great variety of delicious ice cream flavors and toppings, and I 100 percent recommend it. Location: The location itself is nice, clean, and modern. It is more of a grab and go spot, and while there is a parking section, it tends to be full. You can usually find street parking easily though. It is a nice location that has always looked clean and modern. It is a casual spot. Service: The service has always been great, friendly, fast, and full of personality. I will definitely be coming back.

Ice cream shack at it's finest! Tons of options for hard and soft flavors. I got a scoop of Coffee…read moreDough-Oreo and a scoop of Salted Caramel Praline on a waffle cone rolled in jimmies. The scoops were huge! The parking lot is small and fills up fast but there is quick turn around for a spot and there are lots of picnic tables to wait at.

My friend and I came here on a weekend, looking to satisfy our sweet tooth. The parking lot was…read morealmost full and the line was pretty long, but it went by quick. We didn't mind though because it gave us time to go through their massive menu. They have lots of soft and hard flavors, along with sundaes, shakes, and much more. My friend was set on trying their Dubai chocolate ice cream until he saw that it was a massive cup with an overwhelming amount of ice cream and toppings. Since we both decided on their apple pie ice cream, we shared their medium size ($6) to save a couple dollars compared to two smalls. We sat outside, but their tables are far, with very little lighting so it was sad. The apple pie ice cream literally taste like the first bite of vanilla ice cream over a slice of apple pie during thanksgiving dinner, without the cold and hot combo you get with the real experience. This is a seasonal flavor so it only comes around September, but I would highly recommend. I thought their prices were fair and aligned with most ice cream shops.

Went up to the Old Grist Mill Tavern after the beach looking for a cake event I thought was being…read moreheld at the outside dining spot but I had the wrong location. It was an absolutely beautiful day at the beach and evening so we decided to get coffee at the Gathering Grounds. Then we strolled back to the seating near the Grist Mill and the pond. Grabbed a few outdoor rocking chairs with a little table to rest our coffees on and enjoyed the beautifully manicured seating area watching the ducks, geese and birds while talking away and watching the sun set. To be honest I was kind of wishing I had brought a change of clothing to go into the restaurant but I was in board shorts, Crocs and a rash guard. However, the coffee and atmosphere was the perfect ending to a great day. I highly suggest that you not only enjoy the Old Grist Mill Tavern, Gathering Grounds and Four Echoes Vintage but to enjoy the beautiful property that is well cared for. Take a walk, enjoy the fresh air and the wild life too! I highly recommend the entire experience!

Very cute little coffee shop bookstore, located in an antiques store…read more Chai latte was very very good! Ice is real big though. $7 they have seasonal flavors of coffee. Ice cream, and sandwiches, which I liked the chicken salad on the sesame bagel. The pastries, also very good! we got the raspberry square and a chocolate chip cookie. Service was prompt, and polite. Parking is off street in a lot. Also right next to a little lake or whatever body of water, which makes it serene, in my opinion.

Very convenient spot to grab ice cream and walk around the college hill area. We love the phish…read morefood, half baked, honey graham latte. The moccacino was a bit heavy. Good selection of non dairy options too which our party appreciated (made with oatmilk). No bathroom and only a few small tables to sit at so don't plan on being able to sit there too long.

On Saturday, September 27, 2025 from 10:30AM to 11:30AM, I attended the Fall Flavors Cake…read moreDecorating Class at Providence Ben & Jerry's. Each ticket was $27.00. Eventbrite was easy to use to reserve the ticket and choose the mini ice cream cake flavors. I chose Milk & Cookies and Sweet Cream & Cookies. The class started about 10:50AM, because we were all waiting for 1 guest to arrive. The class had a total of 11 people. On the table, there were round decorating turntables, cups of frosting, frosting spreaders, mini M&Ms, and icing in piping bags. When the whole class was ready, the staff member gave us our first mini ice cream cake and showed us how to frost it and use the piping bag to create grass. Then, we decorated our second mini ice cream cake. I think my second mini ice cream cake was better, but we were pretty much left to decorate freely. I wish there was more instruction from the staff members. Unfortunately, the mini ice cream cakes started to melt while were decorating and it was messy. The staff members were wonderful and friendly though. They let us keep the mini ice cream cakes in the freezer for a bit while my friends and I grabbed a smoothie from Mia Cane nearby. I do not think the class was really worth $27.00, but I try to think of it as purchasing 2 mini ice cream cakes with toppings for $27.00. The mini ice cream cakes had good flavor.

Had breakfast here one Sunday! Food was delicious (my friend and I both had coffee, mimosas and…read moreLorraine omelets), and the service was attentive and polite. Will definitely dine again! Highly recommend Avenue N in Rumford.

My partner and I recently visited Avenue N in Rumford, which has become our go-to spot for elevated…read morebrunch in the area. When we're craving something a little more thoughtful than the standard eggs-and-toast routine, this is where we land. The menu is creative without being over the top, the flavors are usually dialed in, and it consistently feels like brunch with intention. This last visit, however, turned out to be a bit of a mixed bag. We sat at the bar around 1pm, which is our usual move. The service was great. We were welcomed right away and had drinks in front of us in no time. I ordered a draft Blue Moon and my partner went with a glass of wine. Both were cold, fresh, and exactly what they should be. We started with the lemon ricotta donuts. These were delightful. The texture was spot on, tender and light thanks to the ricotta, with that perfect sugar coating. I would have loved a slightly more assertive lemon flavor in the dough itself, but they smartly included thinly sliced lemon rind on top so you could dial it up yourself. A thoughtful touch and a really nice way to begin the meal. My partner ordered the avocado toast for her main and it was as beautiful as it was flavorful. The sourdough had a great chew and structure, the avocado was well seasoned, and the sprinkle of cotija brought just the right salty pop. Bright tomatoes, pickled onions, microgreens, everything worked together. This dish absolutely delivered. I went with the Eggs Benedict Florentine, which I've had before and really enjoyed. Unfortunately, this time it missed the mark in a few areas. First, the poached eggs. The whites were a bit loose in spots and the yolks were slightly overdone. I know poaching can be tricky, it took me a while to master at home, but it was surprising to see the interior more cooked than expected while parts of the white still lacked structure. It was manageable, just not what I've come to expect here. Next was the mustard hollandaise. I was really looking forward to that punch of mustard, especially since I've had it shine before, but this time it felt muted. It was also looser than I prefer in a hollandaise. I love a good hollandaise, even better a béarnaise, and this one just didn't have the richness or body I was hoping for. Then there was the tomato. I understand we're not in peak tomato season, but even so, I can usually find more flavorful options at local markets and grocery stores. It appeared to be a standard beefsteak, and it just didn't bring much to the plate. A Campari or another variety with more natural sweetness and acidity would have elevated the dish and complemented the nicely cooked, flavorful spinach far better. On a positive note, the bolo was excellent. Such a great choice over the traditional English muffin and a perfect fit for a local spot like this. It had great texture and the slight sweetness usually balances the mustard hollandaise perfectly. Overall, Avenue N remains a place we truly enjoy. This visit just didn't quite live up to what we know they're capable of. I'm confident it was an off day, and we'll absolutely be back.