New City Microcreamery

Ice cream flavors were unique and delicious. Got the baklava and it was packed with mix ins. Full of flavor in every bite. There's plenty of seating both inside and outside. Staff was nice. Was $25 for 2 kiddies (with 1 topping each), 1 scoop and an iced coffee. Seems pretty on par with the going rate these days so can't complain. The iced coffee (mocha brownie something) was really good and a great size for the price.

Cross-posted from yelp: Really friendly staff, great location. Visited here after popping into the whole foods and enjoyed the flavor options. They have some unique flavors (vanilla bourbon is a favorite of mine), but I have noticed that the special flavors to be a bit excessively sweet (I tried tiramisu this time which was a bit too much for me this time). Prices are a little high ($6+) but that's kind of par for specialty ice cream stands these days, so it's not something to dock points for. I have noticed on my past two visits that the tables need to be wiped down a little more frequently inside. Not hugely messy, but noticable. Overall though, good experience in terms of product and service!

Always delicious, very welcoming, fun vibe. Love the authentic mint chip and the very stiff affogatos. Combination of indoor and outdoor seating, lots of treats even for those who don’t want ice cream (but who wouldn’t?)

They have some fun different flavors which is always so exciting. I got pumpkin cheesecake which was delicious! They have indoor and outdoor seating. They have ice cream, coffee, lattes, tea, etc also!

Waaaay overpriced. Paid 8$ for a single scoop of ice cream on a waffle cone. Just one scoop! And they don’t have soft serve… even MacDonalds has soft serve! I have no idea how this place is profitable. You can buy yourself a bucket of ice cream at Whole Foods market just across the street for less, and get yourself more scoops… it just ain’t worth it man