I was in the area & saw the sign that this ice cream place was open and decided to stop. I am so…read moreglad I did! I had two different flavors of frozen yogurt, and they wee delicious! Plus, the small size was packed with yummy ice cream, and it was less than $5.00! I highly recommend this establishment and will be back for more!!!

Great ice cream spot! I ordered the small Chocolate Fudge Brownie and they gave me a good amount!…read moreMy husband got the Brownie Sunday and loved it. We got the vanilla soft serve for the pups and they also enjoyed it. Will definitely be our new ice cream spot this summer!

Graham canyon was fabulous. The graham cracker ice cream is fresh creamy and seems to be homemade…read more The strawberries were fresh and sweet. The warm waffle is super fluffy on the inside, a crisp on the outer layer with a faint taste of vanilla. $13 There is nothing like this place. It is a must try!

Graham Canyon was absolutely delish!! The toppings were so good and ice cream very creamy. Waffle i…read morewasn't a huge fan of. Didn't really have much flavor. The portions were GIANT and definitely can't be split between two. As for ice cream options there's not a whole lot. Like 4 main flavors if i remember correctly. There's no inside seating, only outdoors. If you want traditional ice cream this place is NOT for you. However if you're looking for something fun to try this is definitely your place.

Another spot on the RI FOOD FIGHTS #bestscoopshopri. I stopped here after work one day, exhausted…read moreby the heat and running around. The shack is attached to the VFW where Mike's Kitchen is. Loads of parking and a smattering of picnic tables nearby to sit down with your frozen delight. The woman at the window gave me all the fantastic details on their signature dish, the Donut Bomb. For a mere $3 I could upgrade my free scoop to a divine concoction of donut, ice cream, fudge, sprinkles and my choice of topping (strawberries for me). She also informed me of their Scoops 4 Vets program. Donate an extra $2 on your order and a vet will get an ice cream for free. And who am I to deny anyone, much less a vet, some ice cream? Especially Hershey ice cream, which is what they sell here. When ready, I am handed my glorious treat. It was perfectly nestled in a container on a bed of whipped cream. I spent some time getting a photo and then admittedly I got distracted by my phone for a few minutes. That was my first mistake. The second was not using the spoon I grabbed, instead thinking I forgot to get one, when in reality it was under my container in my lap :*( I attempted to pick this up and eat it like a sandwich, even though all signs pointed to USE A SPOON. Probably the messiest ice cream of my life but 100% delicious. As I kicked myself for my foolishness, I was able to console myself a little by reminding myself that I can always come back and try again. Now that I know about the Scoop Shack, I'll be back for more Donut Bombs!

I am participating in the Rhode Island Food Fights 9th Annual Ice Cream Event and this was my fifth…read morestop. We got a little lost getting since it is behind a building with a shared parking lot. Apparently, this place is home to the donut bomb ($7.99) which is like a donut sandwich, where they stuff ice cream of your choice into two halves of a donut (no hole) and top it with toppings. There are also some pre-crafted combos like a peanut butter, oreo, M&M, and more. With my coupon, I was told I could upgrade to the donut bomb for $3 (the coupon holding a $4.99 value for a single scoop). Since it felt like a once in a lifetime opportunity, I went for it and decided on the peanut butter one. My mom ordered the caramel single scoop ice cream cone. I did not spend too much time reading the menu, which I regretted since it turned out the peanut butter ice cream is a chocolate based with sheets of peanut butter scattered throughout instead of a peanut butter base with peanut butter sheets. But I did love how it came with tiny peanut butter cups on top. For presentation purposes, the whipped cream did look nice under the donut bomb, but for practicality purposes, it would've been nice to have the whipped cream on top. The donut was not too sweet, and was very soft, but I felt it took away from the flavor of the ice cream. I loved the peanut butter sauce on top as well. Overall, I would've preferred a traditional cone, but I applaud them for having something different on the menu that most people seem to love. The caramel ice cream was very delicious and generously packed with caramel elements. The staff were extremely kind. There is a field to the left was walk around, or sit and eat ice cream picnic style, but there are also lots of seating to the left including some high top tables, a small outdoor patio furniture set, and round picnic tables with umbrellas.

This is my go to ice cream spot after discovering it this summer, I'll never go anywhere else. The…read moremenu is extensive and has a flavor for every palate. Recently took my friend here and she loved it. She had the blueberry cheesecake. Every flavor I've had here is amazing: highly recommend the southern peach, strawberry cheesecake, cherry amaretto and coconut brownie cheesecake. They have a small inside area to sit and there's 2 picnic tables outside as well. The parking lot is small but many park on the side parking lot which Prbly doesn't belong to the ice cream shop lol or along the sidewalk.

I've been to the Johnston Sundaes location several times so I'll start with the positives: There…read moreare lots of choices on the menu and the portion size is good. However, the customer service during our most recent visit, which was our first visit of the season, was surprisingly rude, which leaves me wondering if something at Sundaes has changed, hence the two star review. We brought a group of 12 here on Friday night, 5/15/26 at about 7:15 and the employee who took our orders was polite and wrote everything down. We paid for our order all together. It wasn;t very busy when we arrived, but it took quite a while, nearly 10 minutes, for us to receive the first of the 12 ice creams, and then the rest of the order came out little by little. By the time we left, there was a line of about a dozen people. When my ice cream was ready, it didn't have the sprinkles I had ordered. I asked if sprinkles could be put on, and rather than simply adding sprinkles, the employee (manager?), went and checked the paper order, stated that sprinkles weren't written down and that she would have to charge me for the sprinkles. I asked about it again, citing our order was large ($88), and couldn't they just put the sprinkles on that they forgot to include. She replied repeatedly stating that doing that would be against company policy. Hmmmm....... Really? If that's the case, Sundae's policy is pretty poor. This exchange of words left me with a very bad feeling, but as I was with a large group including several kids, I didn't press it any further. Why in the world would a company refuse something that costs pennies to the business, instead making the customer go through the trouble of cashing out again, especially when it was the business' mistake? More ice creams from our order continued to come out at a very slow pace. One ice cream was made with the wrong flavors, and one was forgotten and by the time we received it, most of the other people in our party had already finished eating. At some point as we waited for our ice creams the "manager" called out to me to ask if I wanted rainbow or chocolate sprinkles (I guess the company policy had changed?), but at that point it was too late, she had already set the tone. While the ice cream at Sundaes is fine, I would strongly suggest that the owner of this business provide training to their staff on customer service, and how refusing to honor a request for forgotten sprinkles without incurring a new charge can lose a customer (or in our case a large group of customers) for a long time. Also, the wait time needs to be speeded up. Maybe more staff is needed? With so many other ice cream places within a short drive of Sundae's. I doubt that we'll be back given our most recent experience here. Moose Trackers in Scituate, Gigi's Scoops in Smithfield, or The Parlor Creamery in Cranston are all great places and will get our business the next time our group goes out for ice cream.

Mas Chamoy? Give me more of everything! I'm so glad I stopped by. This shop has it all, mini…read morepancakes, churro, ice cream, milkshake, açaí bowls,elote loco, sops loka and soo much more. I ordered a mini mango mangonada and they did not simp on the mango. Everything was fresh and service was quick. Inside was nice as well, they have a sitting area and a instagramable wall if you like to take pictures. I can definitely see myself coming back especially the fact they're open late.

I stopped by The Inside Scoop during the RI Food Fights best scoop RI competition. I was expecting…read morea line, but I was surprised to see the line extended all the way to the street. I originally parked in the small lot on the right (when facing the building) and it was a very tight squeezed, but then realized there was a much larger parking lot on the other side, so I moved over there. It's been a while since I've visited The Inside Scoop. The last time I remember going, you went inside and ordered the ice cream. I'm not sure when they switched to the window, but I found it to be much more convenient than many people being squished inside a small space to order. There were lots of choices of ice cream to try, but I ultimately picked blueberry pie in a sugar cone. It was delicious. My mom picked peppermint (her favorite flavor) and was very happy with how many chunks of candy were in it. The employee that took our order was very friendly and seemed to scoop our ice cream well. Overall, The Inside Scoop is a must-try ice cream spot in this area.

I stopped by here after work this week as part of the RI FOOD FIGHTS #bestscoopshopri event. I used…read moreto live around the corner, so it was nice to visit here again. The heatwave was doing its thing, but luckily there's a good amount of shade in front of the building as you wait to be served. There's a tiny parking lot to the right of the boldly painted building, but an even bigger one to the left. If you have a larger vehicle, I recommend parking in the left lot. Plenty of space for you there! The young woman at the counter was super peppy and was excited to scoop me her favorite, black raspberry Oreo, on special that week. I grabbed extra napkins because the humidity outside was already working against me. I walked over to the seating area on the side and got to work quickly before nature won. The black raspberry ice cream was cool and creamy, great raspberry flavor without tasting artificial as some do. The oreos adding some chocolatey richness to the experience. It felt indulgent and refreshing. I basically inhaled it so I wouldn't wear it but every bite was fantastic. Inside Scoop has been there for ages, and for good reason. Next time you're in North Kingstown, swing by and try it out for yourself!

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.

Came here for a free cupcake through RI Food Fights. The base was moist and I thought the frosting…read morewas going to taste really fake because it was blue, but is was actually really balanced. They mainly make Latin food like empanadas, sandwiches, etc. Their Cubano sounded really good ($9), but I went here 830am. Maybe next time.

I also came here for RI Food Fights cupcake event and decided to try some of their lunchtime food…read moreand it was amazingly good, I think they're empanadas? So good I had to go back and get more. Wish I had some right now.