Browse menus, reviews and photos of Ice Cream Shops near Newton.
Ice Cream Shop · $
743 Washington Street, Newton
Customers’ favorites
“Cabot's has great food, including all-day breakfast, in addition to their delicious ice cream. The McGonagal Benedict was the best corned beef benny I've ever had.”
Ice Cream Shop · $
419 Lexington Street, Auburndale
“Amelia was very polite & more than helpful when it came down to deciding flavors, as they offer so many... Thankfully she hinted me to a flavor that matched my after work vibe. Thanks Amelia! Walls ice cream is literally, Wicked good.”
Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt · $
665 Watertown Street, Newton
Customers’ favorites
“Yogurt Beach is the kind of neighborhood frozen yogurt spot that does not overcomplicate things and is better for it. The self-serve format keeps the experience moving without much wait, which makes it an easy stop after an activity or whenever the dessert craving hits without wanting to commit to a longer sit-down experience. The frozen yogurt and custard are both worth exploring depending on what you are in the mood for. The original tart yogurt is the baseline order and a good reference point for the quality, tangy and slightly sweet in a way that pairs naturally with almost anything you pile on top. The watermelon sorbet is a lighter option worth trying if you want something more refreshing, and the rotating flavors give you a reason to try something different each visit rather than defaulting to the same combination every time. The topping selection is where Yogurt Beach earns its repeat visitors. Fruits are fresh, the variety is wide, and the pay-by-the-pound format gives you full control over how loaded you want to go without being locked into preset combinations. Mango popping boba, coconut flakes, and cereal are all worth reaching for when building out a bowl.”
Ice Cream Shop · $$
46 Langley Road, Newton
Customers’ favorites
“JP Licks is a long standing Ice cream chain throughout the Boston area. Staff scoop quickly, Ice cream is fresh and tasty. The ice cream is on the expensive side, but is rich in flavor, a bit sweet but not overly sweet, and has a great taste. They have soft serve options as well as yogurt available, and there are many flavors available for ice cream as well.”
Donut Shops · $
55F Union Street, Newton
Customers’ favorites
“They have excellent doughnuts, but we only ordered drinks today. First time trying their special drinks and it was so good! We got the blueberry cheesecake matcha and the Boston cream cold brew. The blueberry cheesecake matcha is matcha with blueberry jam and cheesecake cold foam. The Boston cream cold brew tasted like mocha cold brew with sweet cream cold foam. Both very good. Will be back to try more”
Ice cream has always been a beloved treat, offering a wide array of flavors that cater to every taste. Lately, however, the spotlight has shifted to more unconventional flavors, making classic choices like vanilla and chocolate seem ordinary. From ketchup to oysters, here are ten of the most unusual ice cream flavors to try.
Rainbow Cone, a Chicago ice cream shop, is spreading its colorful layers across the country for the first time in its 98-year history. The shop is known for its unique five-flavor ice cream cone, which stacks chocolate, strawberry, Palmer House, pistachio, and orange sherbet in colorful "slices." Since announcing franchising two years ago, Rainbow Cone has grown to 21 locations, mostly around Chicago, but they're not stopping there. They've also opened a store in Indiana and recently made a deal to open 10 spots in Texas.