Yes, this is an ice cream shop at Disney World. La Glace is a new addition to Epcot Center's France area, and they're keeping an eye on being super traditional. Stressed out moms and dads, do note you can get a shot of liqueur poured over that scoop.
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Restauranteur Felix Arellano (Viva Las Arepas) has opened his first gelateria, serving gelatos and sorbets that are made in-house. Chef Desyree Alberganti makes flavors both traditional (hazlenut, dark chocolate) and more modern (s'mores).
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Ice cream is great and all, but sometimes it's better between two cookies (or brownies, as the case may be). The Baked Bear serves "custom ice cream sandwiches" with cookies including snickerdoodle, funfetti, and waffle, and has traditional ice cream options such as rocky road, cookie dough, and strawberry cheesecake.
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Cone is an Irish-influenced ice creamery started by Irishman Sean McGuire. They serve their spin on the famous 99 Flake and something called an "Irish Breakfast Sundae," which is their Irish Breakfast ice cream, a maple bacon ice cream, hot fudge, and cornflakes.
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Vietnamese-inspired Doi Moi is going the soft serve route, with a rotating cast of flavors from pastry chef Brittany Frick (formerly of Estadio). There will be treats to go with the ice cream, including fried bananas and coconut tapioca soup with corn.
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St. Paul's favorite ice creamery has expanded to Minneapolis. Izzy's goes deep with dozens of flavors, including classics (butter pecan), new spins (burnt caramel), and mysterious flavors that must be tried to be understood (Swedish garden party? "Spongebob"?).
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This is not technically ice cream: Kuma (Japanese for "polar bear") serves creamy shaved ice in five flavors including mango, kuma snow, taro, strawberry, and green tea. Owner Jet Tila has eyes on expansion, with locations in New York and Los Angeles already planned.
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You're going to need a lot of ice cream to get through Phoenix's heat, and Melt is happily providing. Serving ice cream and gelato in housemade waffle cones, Melt will also make your ice cream into frozen flower bouquets if that's the kind of thing you're into.
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Quenelle is the new frozen dessert boutique from Lukshon/Father's Office pastry chef John Park. Gelato flavors include PB&J, apricot cheesecake, Thai iced tea, and more.
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Sprinkles cupcakery expands with their first location of Sprinkles Ice Cream outside of Southern California. Yes, there are cupcake sundaes, and, apparently, lines out the door.
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The second location of this Louisville creamery took a big leap by entering the Denver market. Success there (along with ice cream flavors that veer more traditional than wild, though they include things like sweet corn and strawberry margarita) means the nascent ice cream chain already has its eyes on expanding to Boulder.
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This first brick-and-mortar location of Durham's Parlour ice cream bus serves ice cream made from local dairy and offers up flavors like Vietnamese Coffee, Roasted Peach, and Summer Corn With Blackberry Swirl.
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