Ice Cream (Seattle: neighborhood, school, restaurants)

[mea-oh]

Hi all:

One thing I'll be missing about Columbus, Ohio when I leave is Jeni's Ice Cream. It's the DEAL! So I'm wondering, are there any local amazing ice cream shops that we must try out when we get to Seattle?

Thanks!

[JesseJB]

Molly Moons and Bottega Italiana are always solid.
Heard good things about Full Tilt.
Old School Frozen Custard is really good too.

[Ira500]

Molly Moon and Full Tilt are both great. A long established good place for ice cream is Husky Deli in West Seattle.

[seattlenextyear]

Hey everyone, I hear there's this great ice cream place called "The Dairy Queen" It's a quaint, working man's establishment that only serves blue collar workers. I hear that you can fool them, however, by wearing a trucker's hat. You know, the one you sometimes wear ironically to the gastropub. I wonder if they serve PBR?

[AlohaHuey]

Originally Posted by seattlenextyear

Hey everyone, I hear there's this great ice cream place called "The Dairy Queen" It's a quaint, working man's establishment that only serves blue collar workers. I hear that you can fool them, however, by wearing a trucker's hat. You know, the one you sometimes wear ironically to the gastropub. I wonder if they serve PBR?

There are two Molly Moon locations:

One of them is in the Wallingford neighborhood:1622 North 45th Street

One of them is in the Capital Hill neighborhood: 917 East Pine Street.


Seattle strangely seems deprived of great local ice cream places, except for Molly Moon. A whole different story for restaurants and independent coffee and tea places(I can name at least 25 great local ones for each).

[JesseJB]

Originally Posted by seattlenextyear

Hey everyone, I hear there's this great ice cream place called "The Dairy Queen" It's a quaint, working man's establishment that only serves blue collar workers. I hear that you can fool them, however, by wearing a trucker's hat. You know, the one you sometimes wear ironically to the gastropub. I wonder if they serve PBR?

hahahaha! winner.




Oh I hear Bluebird on Capitol Hill is pretty good too. Aaaand I havent been in a while but that Gelatiamo place on 2nd and I think Union is good.

[Ira500]

Originally Posted by JesseJB

hahahaha! winner.




Oh I hear Bluebird on Capitol Hill is pretty good too. Aaaand I havent been in a while but that Gelatiamo place on 2nd and I think Union is good.

Procopio in the Pike Place market also has some really good gelati.

[texastrigirl]

Molly Moons! And that says alot coming from someone who enjoyed Amy's Ice Creams frequently in Texas.

[Jennibc]

Originally Posted by seattlenextyear

Hey everyone, I hear there's this great ice cream place called "The Dairy Queen" It's a quaint, working man's establishment that only serves blue collar workers. I hear that you can fool them, however, by wearing a trucker's hat. You know, the one you sometimes wear ironically to the gastropub. I wonder if they serve PBR?

Well, you won't find many in Seattle. By the way, you botched my statement, they don't only serve people from the working class, I called it a working class pleasure.