OddFellows Ice Cream Co.

After dinner, I wanted some ice cream & oddfellows was right across the street! There wasn't too big of a line so I decided to step in! The inside is pretty spacious, there are tables if you want to sit down & enjoy your ice cream right away! There were 2 workers - one scooping ice cream & the other was at the cashier but it was going pretty quick!

One thing I noticed that I really liked was that the worker scooping ice cream changed his gloves every time!!!

So now let's get to the GOOD STUFF, I got the flavor lamington which is chocolate ice cream, coconut flake & yellow cake pieces - I LOVED IT. We also tried matcha green tea ice cream & the exotic fruit sorbet (made with mango, passion fruit, guava & banana). I believe a single scoop was around $6 which wasn't too bad! I def enjoyed my ice cream & want to try out new flavors next time!

The flavors here are so unique. The fluffy peanut butter flavor was delicious and they had the perfect ratio of peanut butter to ice cream. The service is also great (funny & sweet) and the ambiance inside feels like an old-school ice cream shop. I love this place and if you want to try unique flavors come here!

Decent sized ice cream shop near the water, so a really convenient location to stop by at on a hotter day. Unfortunately, many other people had the same idea, and the store was absolutely packed. It took ~20 minutes to get a scoop!

I got a coffee and pecan crunch ice cream, and it was good. Strong coffee flavor which was great, and the pecans added a nice crunch. I do wish there were a lot more pecans though.

Overall, not super special ice cream, and since it's such a good location, I expect the wait to always be pretty long!

A cute little story near the brooklyn bridge with a lot of unique flavors. I tested the banofee pie (my second favorite I enjoyed the banana and graham cracker flavors), the miso peanut butter ( really good and rich but I didn't want more than one taste of it since it was so rich) and the vegan coconut mochi mango (really good and the one I chose for a scoop! Got a little too sweet at the end)

Prices are definitely a little steep and it was wild to me that the soft serve cost more than a scoop.

As a lover of unique ice cream flavors, I'd been wanting to try OddFellows Ice Cream Co. for a while. This location wasn't busy on a Sunday (late) afternoon. The interior had red and white striped walls, a large lit up sign, and some seating. Most of the flavors were tamer than I had expected, and some of them had run out by that point in the day. My sister and I chose the Miso Cherry, and got a small cup to share. I really liked it, especially with the real pieces of cherry mixed in. My boyfriend said it tasted like someone had spilled soy sauce into ice cream, but inventive flavors aren't for everyone. Would definitely return to try more!

An ice cream float from OddFellows could not have been a better summer treat under the raging sun. We only saw signs for ice cream and boozy root beer floats plastered on the window outside, so it was a happy surprise to see ice cream floats on the menu. The loveliest workers there let me sample the matcha and coconut mango sticky rice flavors. My husband really enjoyed the latter, so we got that for our float. There were mochi bits in there to mimic sticky rice; it tasted nothing like sticky rice but the texture def added a little oomph. He also chose cream soda to go with the ice cream. We were blown away by how the worker poured the soda into our cup; we kept thinking it would overflow at any second but damn was she precise. We were thrilled that we got to take the remaining soda in the glass bottle to go. 10/10 would come back again for another float.

Note: they only have b0oZy root beer floats.

Lovely little ice cream shop that served quality ice cream with a good variety of flavors! They're known for their quirky, unique flavors that rotate.

I suggest checking in advance if they have flavors you might like since sometimes the flavors are sooo unusual that not a single one tickles my fancy and wasn't worth the trip over.

There's some seating inside and the service is always pleasant and quick. The queue can get long, especially if people are trying lots of flavors before ordering.

Not my favorite specialty ice cream place. It was not busy when we got there so we chatted with the employee (Luna?) about their ice cream offerings and ice cream in general. We had the tales marshmallow skies and the green hills of Pandan, two of the flavors part of the Sonic collaboration. About $14 for two smalls. The small was a lot for me but I think it's because they were too sweet.

We came in the nick of time before a group of kids came in. Managed to try some of the flavors and decided on cookie jar and the strawberry rose Sonic the hedgehog collaboration. I enjoyed the cookie jar as it's a mix of birthday sprinkle, cookie dough, cookies and cream which are some of my faves. My daughter enjoyed the strawberry rose but I thought it was a bit artificial. The sugar cone was delicious and must get with your ice cream.

There is a bathroom inside.

I'm not even a big ice cream person, but I have to say I was thoroughly impressed with the flavors they had to offer.

After sampling quite a few flavors, we went with the banoffee pie and coconut mango sticky rice. Banoffee pie was sweet and creamy and tasted like bananas, and the coconut mango sticky rice had chewy bits of mochi (?) that added to the texture.

Keepin it real out here in Dumbo
My first time trying this expensive ice cream, actually we got it for our photoshoot, unfortunately dropped it before i had a chance to even try it. The workers were super cool and hooked us up with another scoop, that def made the ice cream taste better. The ice cream actually tasted great. I can appreciate all the classic & unique flavors. It was great in the winter, can't wait to grab a scoop in the summer and enjoy it by the water.