Treat Down The Street

Small ice cream shop with amazing ice cream. They only have a couple flavors at a time but they are all home made and delicious. They have a little board where you can suggest flavors that you would like them to make. I got the peanut butter banana flavor. They don’t have many toppings to choose from but I think the simple menu works in their favor. They have some games that you can play while you eat your ice cream.

Great little ice cream shop with rotating seasonal flavors! The options are pretty limited but I like their changing unique options, price is also fairly reasonable too. The marshmallow coffee was really good, with fluff mixed in but the coffee flavor could have been stronger. Same with their graham cracker flavor that had big pieces mixed in but the ice cream itself didn’t taste like much. Overall, I think it’s a great neighborhood ice cream shop to stop in and I hope they continue doing really fun flavors!

Very cute little hidden gem with parking. Flavors change weekly but the flavor is slightly regular to me. I’m a person who loves extensive flavors when it’s come to ice cream like other shops. I would definitely return and recommend due to the staff having great service, clean atmosphere and friendly.

The place was nice and homey. The service was top notch. The vanilla ice cream was fantastic. I normally get that first so I can see if they are working with a strong base or not. Their cinnamon roll was a cross between a honey bun and a cinnamon roll. Was good just felt like it needed a different glaze. The apple dumpling was good. The apple was soft. The pastry has a really good texture to it, but the sauce with the apple dumpling has too much nutmeg in it for me. The cinnamon was a bit over powdered. Otherwise it was really good.

Cute little "catch all" ice cream and snack shop in Aspinwall. My wife and I stopped on a Sunday after dinner at nearby Tepache, and got some ice cream on a warmer than expected October evening. The staff was friendly and the vibe of the place was fun and definitely kid oriented, which is always good for a place like an ice cream shop. The offerings seemed to be centered around said ice cream, but they also offered a wide array of almost random snacks, such as donuts and pretzels. It reminded me of a beachside canteen a bit in that way. I got the apple pie ice cream, and it was pretty good, with the pieces of apples and crust being preferred over simply flavoring agents. I think you can find better ice cream at few places around Pittsburgh (and the price for portion was kind of high, but