The Ice Creamsmith
2295 Dorchester Ave, Boston
(617) 296-8567
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Now THIS is an ice cream shop. Best quality, best mixins, best prices. I love you.
I usually have to tell them how to make an ice cream soda. Ice cream is very yummy!!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Kid-friendliness: Kid friendly size
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ice Cream Pint
Friendly service Ice cream is delicious
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Local ice cream spot. Good iced cream and friendly staffs. Now they also accept card payments!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The place is small with only three tables, but the atmosphere is interesting, as the walls are lined with comic strips and newspaper articles. The person working was friendly and let me sample a couple of flavors. I went with a small mango dish for $5.84 pre-tax, which is a bit expensive compared to other places. Also, note that the smallest size is actually a junior—it’s listed on the menu, but I was only looking at the size display, and the junior dish wasn’t labeled like the other dishes, so I didn’t notice it.
The mango was more of a frappe by the time I got home, but it was deliciously creamy. However, it tasted (and looked) more like an orange creamsicle with a very subtle hint of mango—definitely would not be my first guess were I to blindly taste this flavor.
I wish they offered house-made cones, as that’s something I look forward to when finding new ice cream shops, but, nevertheless, this was a satisfying dessert despite the price.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great family-owned ice cream shop! Great management and staff! We enjoy partnering with them regularly!
The place is small with only three tables, but the atmosphere is interesting, as the walls are lined with comic strips and newspaper articles. The person working was friendly and let me sample a couple of flavors. I went with a small mango dish for $5.84 pre-tax, which is a bit expensive compared to other places. Also, note that the smallest size is actually a junior—it’s listed on the menu, but I was only looking at the size display, and the junior dish wasn’t labeled like the other dishes, so I didn’t notice it.
The mango was more of a frappe by the time I got home, but it was deliciously creamy. However, it tasted (and looked) more like an orange creamsicle with a very subtle hint of mango—definitely would not be my first guess were I to blindly taste this flavor.
I wish they offered house-made cones, as that’s something I look forward to when finding new ice cream shops, but, nevertheless, this was a satisfying dessert despite the price.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The place is small with only three tables, but the atmosphere is interesting, as the walls are lined with comic strips and newspaper articles. The person working was friendly and let me sample a couple of flavors. I went with a small mango dish for $5.84 pre-tax, which is a bit expensive compared to other places. Also, note that the smallest size is actually a junior—it’s listed on the menu, but I was only looking at the size display, and the junior dish wasn’t labeled like the other dishes, so I didn’t notice it.
The mango was more of a frappe by the time I got home, but it was deliciously creamy. However, it tasted (and looked) more like an orange creamsicle with a very subtle hint of mango—definitely would not be my first guess were I to blindly taste this flavor.
I wish they offered house-made cones, as that’s something I look forward to when finding new ice cream shops, but, nevertheless, this was a satisfying dessert despite the price.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I've been coming here since I was a little girl, more than 30 years. They still have the same comics on the wall I loved to read, and the same goofy inflatable cow. It smells the same, the door makes the same jingle... This is one of my favorite local spots. They employ local kids every year, they make GREAT ice cream, and they're a pillar of the community Even when I moved out of state, I always came back to the Ice Creamsmith when I was home to visit family. A wonderful, family owned business
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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Amazing ice cream, even better service. Luke had amazing flavor recommendations and can scoop with the best of them. Will be returning often and hopefully Luke will be behind the counter! Give that boy a raise!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
2nd time at Ice Creamsmith. 1st time during COVID-19 outside service table. The service was quick and I felt rushed and there was no greeting from the young lady serving at the counter. The look on her face was unattached an very miserable. She was a woman of color as well as I. If only she would have SMILE or SPOKE! So ? sad SMH!
Food: 1
Service: 1
So fresh and so good!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
When I first went to this place, the air and feeling of this place was nice. Its small but is still a great place to hangout with a friend or two for ice cream. Surprisingly, it was a bit crowded when I got there at around 8 pm. The staff working there was very fast and efficient at their job. They were also nice too. I got sweet cream with Reese's mix ins and it was SO good. You could chose any mix ins you want in the list as well which is pretty cool.The texture and taste of the ice cream was delicious and the Reese's added a great touch of flavor. It just left me wanting more even though I already had a good amount of ice cream. I really recommend coming here for some excellent ice cream with a fair price!
We have lived in Milton for 20+ years and continue to love this place. The staff is always very nice and the consistency of the product and experience is everything we could ask for.
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