If you're looking for a new ice cream spot in Providence, you NEED to check out Tricycle Ice Cream!…read moreThe flavors are so good, the ice cream is super creamy, and there are so many fun options to choose from. I love finding local spots like this, especially when the customer service is very friendly and helpful, I didn't feel rush ordering as a first timer! It's in Providence there's no seating but the cream needs to defrost for 8 minutes so that gives you time to get to your location and the icecream is still perfect!!!

Rating: 4.5 Came to…read moretry this ice cream place i've been meaning to try after getting dinner at there there as I've noticed it's right next to it. It's a small local ice-cream shop with variety of unique ice cream options. Inside is small and there are not really seatings to expect to take them outside or bring it home. They have a big blackboard at the top that shows their menu and also has ipad that has menus as well. They offer ice-cream sandwiches, ice cream tacos, push pops, and cones. I got their almond coconut chocolate ice cream taco. It was very chocolaty with hint of almonds and coconut flavor. The crunchy shell with chocolate was tasty. A bit heavy and rich but to be expected. Service is quick as they seem to have all the ice-cream already prepped in the freezer. Overall, the place was good. Another unique Ice cream shop in the area which is always welcome. Would like to coke back yo try their other type of ice-creams.

It was raining, I wanted dessert, but I wanted something new to me. I randomly found this place…read morewhen doing a google search and based on their nearly perfect reviews, decided I had to give it a shot; I had a BIG FEELING I'd love it. It is located next to a school so traffic can be heavy depending on the time of day. I went around 5 pm and the weather wasn't great so not as much traffic and parking right in front. It is metered parking which is a downside but I believe there are side streets without the fee. I loved a lot of the details when I walked in such as the ice cream cone chairs along the wall, the art on the wall, the citrus colors all around, and a water station. The menu isn't very extensive, but | actually love this about them. Each flavor is very unique and when every flavor sounds and tastes good, a dozen options is perfectly fine. They also have it broken up into regular hard ice cream, dairy free ice cream, and sorbet. I couldn't decide on what I wanted but I was allowed to sample different ones before committing to one. They offer 4 different sizes: mini (golf ball scoop) - $4, scoop (baseball) -$6, half/half - $7, and double -$8. During my sampling session, I tried the horchata, thai tea, and dulce de leche. I ultimately opted for the dulce de leche because of its sweet, creamy, and intense caramel-like flavor. It almost tasted like a cold Werther's caramel melting in my mouth, so I needed more of it. However, I loved that the horchata had a strong cinnamon and vanilla presence with a hint of coconut since I do think the non-diary flavors are coconut milk based. The thai tea literally tasted like a frozen thai tea as it was milky but also the black tea undertone was there. I did not get to taste the london fog but I also heard it was a black tea flavor. Just based on internet pictures, it looks like the menu is constantly changing (some staple flavors don't seem to leave) and there are seasonal flavors. This motivates me to come back more often to see what treasures I come across. They had a few tables inside to enjoy your ice cream there. There were two people working so I did not wait much for my turn. They also do offer pints to go, but from what I could see only two flavors: cookies and cream and mango sticky rice.

First of all, their ice cream has a salty taste, which I've honestly never experienced before. Even…read morethe Hawaiian Vanilla Bean flavor tasted salty. That part comes down to personal preference... I can tolerate a taste I don't love. What I can't tolerate is bad service. The employee working on 5/25/26 was extremely rude and had no customer service skills. She acted annoyed whenever someone asked for samples and made customers feel like they were wasting her time. She handed over cups of ice cream without spoons or any explanation of where to find them. After running the register, she simply turned around and walked away before the payment even finished processing. Like I said, taste is subjective. How bad can ice cream really be, right? But poor service is something I don't overlook. I won't be returning to this place. In my opinion, 3 Sisters and Sacred Cow offer a much better overall experience.

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!!

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.

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.

Local ice cream shop easy access from the highway. Has a great variety of flavors, I loved the…read morecoffee + Oreo. It was supper quick service, and they were so friendly! We even got a pup cup and it was his first time having ice cream! It is a great spot for friends, dates, and families.

Their maple vanilla soft serve twist is WOW! Just wow! Service was pretty slow and they seemed a…read morebit confused (strange for a Monday around 3), but the ice cream was def worth the wait! I can't wait to come back!

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.

Such cheap attitude or may be a cheap scheme they play on people. Be careful when using creditcard…read morewith these guys. I got ice cream roll there. I used credit card, added in the tip and finished the transaction and was waiting for my ice-cream. They called me and said there was some problem with the machine and the transaction may not have gone through. I paid in cash and tipped in cash as well. They took my number and said if the transaction went through they will cancel, call me let me know. They called me that evening and told me the transaction went through and they cancelled the charges. I check my credit card transactions. Guess what... they only cancelled the ice-cream price. Not the tip. Its like i double tipped them. See the attached photo for proof of their cheap scheme

Freezing Point is a once-a-year kinda treat. It is ice cream rolls with toppings of your choosing…read more Starting at $7, you can choose one of their combinations of ingredients or you can create your own. I enjoy chocolate and strawberry together so I chose their "strawberry love" combination. It includes chocolate ice cream rolls, fresh strawberries, a giant graham cracker and toasted marshmallow on top. It was COLD! Be careful of a brain freeze but enjoy. The experience of watching the ice cream rollers do their thang is entertaining. I'd like to call Freezing Point "ice cream and a show". I'm sure kids would get a kick out of how this Thai dessert is made. It is definitely an experience you should try at least once!

Lovely little ice cream/ coffee/ gift shop downtown. Comfy seating or table top in a high ceiling,…read moreglass enclosed space that is bright and sunny. Order at the counter. The staff member assisting us was very pleasant. I ordered an affogato with vanilla ice cream. I think I got a vanilla caramel, which is fine. The espresso shot is generous and has an espresso bite making the sweet ice cream a nice counter balance. The gift shop area is lovely. Bags, tops, jewelry, kitchen items and more. All good quality gift items. One restroom for all is off the giftshop area. Entrance is a couple of steps up from the sidewalk.

I came here to find a few "Providence related gifts" and they had a great variety of things to…read morechoose from.....T-shirts, hats/caps, jewelry, books, etc. Their ice cream shop is very busy all the time with great flavors that will sure please any taste buds. Kristin and Tom run a good business with several employees working for them to make this place a nice stop in downtown Providence.

Took our school's Girl Scout group here for an end of the year celebration. I asked them if there…read morewere really that many soft-serve flavors and they said yes, in fact they just added a new flavor. I asked them what it was and they said "dill pickle". I said: that sounds wonderfully horrible..I have to try it! It was absolutely delicious. Go there and try it right now if you don't believe me!!! They managed to capture the essence of the dill pickle, while making it sweet and creamy ! SO GOOD!

Hope Creamery was a stop for the 6th Annual Search for the Best Scoop Shop RI with RI Food Fights…read more This ice cream stand is cash only. There are hard and soft serve ice cream flavors. The coupon from RI Food Fights is only for the soft serve ice cream flavors. I chose piña colada. The soft serve was very smooth but it didn't really taste like piña colada. There is a parking lot and a few picnic tables right in front. Service was friendly and there wasn't a long wait for the ice cream.

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.