Browse menus, reviews and photos of Ice Cream Shops in Newark.
Ice Cream Shop · $
236 Jefferson Street Suite 240, Newark
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“Tried the new Woodbridge location twice now and WOW! The Rocky Road and Chocolate were out of this world. We will definitely be repeat customers.”
Ice Cream Shop · $
678 Mount Prospect Avenue, Newark
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“I was in the mood for a Mangonada and not too familiar with the area since we moved to Bayonne a year ago. We were out driving and I googled mangonada and came across M2ICE. They did not DISAPPOINT! Everything was absolutely incredible. The owners were also very welcoming and explained the different options and gave suggestions. We will be back.”
Ice Cream Shop · $
1024 Bergen Street, Newark
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“⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Hidden Gem in NJ – Salaam Ice Cream Parlor is a Must-Visit it’s a full experience. The place is vibrant, clean, and welcoming, with a unique cultural charm that sets it apart from your typical ice cream shop . The ice cream in question? rich, creamy, and bursting with flavor. Whether you’re into classic vanilla bean or want to try something new . every scoop is crafted with care and creativity. The waffle cones are crisp and honestly addictive. What truly makes Salaam stand out is the exceptional customer service. The staff is friendly and patient. You can tell they genuinely care about the community and the people who walk up to get icecream. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, Salaam Ice Cream Parlor deserves a spot at the top of your list. It’s more than a sweet treat—it’s a place that brings people together.”
Ice Cream Shop · $
107 Broadway, Newark
“my grandma and me would walk down the street sit on the park bench get a few of Tony's best hot dogs with sweet onions or there Chili Cheese dogs then take my fishing pole and walk down the steps to branch brook park and do some fishing this was back in the 70's I stop by there every now and then when I'am in the area brings back old memories of when I was much younger.”
Ice Cream Shop
550-552 Central Avenue, Newark
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“The best ice cream in the area. I would place some chairs and some sort of umbrella in the front or a bench simple, so people can seat, that could add a better atmosphere to the business. But the food is incredible delicious. Vegetarian options: Vegan Dietary restrictions: All vegan and ? plant based. Kid-friendliness: Small portions.”
Ice Cream Shop
98-100 Vanderpool St, Newark
Ice Cream Shop
Chicken · $
1034 Broad Street, Newark
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“Been coming here for a while now and the food has been amazing. The fried chicken is one of the best I’ve had in all of the east coast. They also just got BBQ Ribs and Oxtails. And they are heavenly, and full of flavors. Feels like im in a Jamaican/fried chicken cuisine. Best of both worlds.”
American
Ice Cream Shop · $$
641 Broad Street, Newark
“They were very efficient in preparing my order after issues with another location. The employees were knowledgeable. They even accommodated a last minute addition of a photo on the cake. Everything we requested for our birthday ice cream cake was delivered to our door. I would recommend this location to someone looking for an ice cream cake that includes cake mixed with layers of ice cream. Thank you!”
Bakery · $
201 Mount Prospect Avenue, Newark
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“Great, service food outstanding and fresh, not to mention great prices. I strongly recomend Nora's Bakery for your next birthday party.”
Ice Cream Shop · $
451 Bloomfield Avenue, Newark
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“Beautiful place with great customer service,kids lovers!owesome”
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