Best Gelato in Arlington

"Fort Worth is always changing, and so is the menu at Melt Ice Creams!. The delectable dessert shop has three locations and a food cart in the area, but the prettiest one (in my opinion) is on the aforementioned Magnolia Avenue. Each one has its own unique decor but stays consistent with the brand’s yellow, black, and white color palette."

"Your typical, local ice cream shop found in Downtown Fort Worth!!. Let me preface this review by stating that the exterior of the shop is the best part."

"Lowest Greenville & North DallasTrained by gelato masters in Italy, Carlo “Botolo” Gattini’s masterful touch brings deeply rooted traditions to every small batch of decadent bliss. Each ingredient must be perfect to make it into one of his creations, whether that means procuring items from local Texas farms or flying something in from across the world. You won’t find any artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives here (which is why his pistachio isn’t neon green, for instance)."

"If you’re looking for some authentic Italian ice cream you have to try Botolino Gelato Artigianale in Lower Greenville. Their gelato is rooted in Italian traditions, prioritizing a respect for ingredients, simplicity, and time-tested methods. Some of our favorite flavors are Lemon Sorbetto, Salted Caramel, and Mascarpone & Figs."

"Perhaps the best-kept secret in Dallas is located on Lower Greenville and features gelato that is legit as good as the real deal in Florence or Rome. That’s because the owner, Carlo “Botolo” Gattini, was trained by his grandmother, who owned her own shop in Italy and taught him everything. The overwhelming favorite?"

"Last but not least, check out this location of the Milk & Cream chain over in Lower Greenville, which has earned four stars out of 658 reviews on Yelp. You can find the establishment that specializes in desserts, ice cream and frozen yogurt at 5420 Ross Ave., Suite 160. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"Milk-Cream is the sort of place you dreamed of being let loose in when a kid. Ice cream sandwiches, huge flavours and tons of original toppings make this a totally brilliant and unique place to visit."

"It was founded on the idea that the restaurant is about people first, then the food. They work with numerous special needs organizations to hire, train, and employ people with Down syndrome and autism. Their signature item is without a doubt their Dr. Pepper Chocolate Chip ice cream, but you can find other delicious flavor options like Cinnamon Swirl, Ninja Turtle, Orange Dreamsicle, and Birthday Cake."

"Howdy Homemade not only has one of the best ice creams in Dallas but also the best mission. They put people first before ice cream by one simple vision – to see and realize the potential of everyone. Owner and founder, Tom Landis, trains and employs people with down syndrome and autism."

"CarrolltonEverything, and we do mean everything, is made from scratch in chef Meriel Young’s pastry kitchen and as you’ve probably guessed by the name, they’re all deviously decadent. Standard flavors include salted chocolate, cafe Cubano, Vietnamese cinnamon, and ube (Japanese purple yam), as well as specials such as Lakewood Temptress Imperial Stout ice cream, plopped into a fresh waffle bowl and smothered in salty bacon and bourbon caramel sauce. Create your own devilish concoction by pairing ice cream flavors with toppings ranging from “boujee” chocolate chip and old-timey molasses cookies to roasted sweet potato pie and hummingbird cake."

"This ice cream pop-up tucked inside Wit's End offers up both milk-based and dairy-free ice creams in flavors like Thai iced tea, frozen hot chocolate, and horchata, all of which can be served in an edible Belgian waffle bowl."

"There are a number of places, spanning from Vickery Meadows to Knox/Henderson and in between, offering Bubble Tea delivery in Dallas. Check out the places that deliver to your address, which might include Royal I.T. Cafe in Vickery Meadows, depending on your location."

"Coolhaus is a certified woman-owned business co-founded by Natasha Case and Freya Estreller. They started it back in 2008 in Los Angeles by baking cookies, making ice cream, and combining them into “cool houses”. While Coolhaus is artisan ice cream, they are one of the very few who distribute their delicious ice cream all across the U.S. via personal shipping, in 6,000+ grocery stores, mobile food trucks, and at three Scoop Shops."

"I was lucky enough to get a bite or two of a Coolhaus treat when I was at Klyde Warren Park recently. My daughter loved the vanilla bean ice cream sandwiched between two red velvet cookies."

"Ferguson Park is a 9.5-acre neighbourhood park that was built in 1953 and is best suited for kids. The outdoor basketball court, soccer field, and softball field provide enough space to engage in sports activities while the playground with its playing equipment offers another source of amusement. Address: 1900 Gross Rd, Dallas, TX 75228, United StatesTimings: 10:00 am to 8:00 pm"

"11 km from city center 29 out of 244 places to visit in Dallas. Ferguson Park is a 9.5-acre neighbourhood park that was built in 1953 and is best suited for kids. The outdoor basketball court, soccer field, and softball field provide enough space to engage in sports activities while the playground with its playing equipment offer another source of amusement."

"Lauren Armbrust, a Dallas mama of an adorable toddler says, “Dallas, Texas is the best place to live. My 19-month-old thinks so too.” For those who can only visit, Lauren offers her knowledge of Dallas hot spots for families. The nutrition coach, along with her family frequents the Double Tree Ranch Splash Pad in Highland Village."

"Right off the I-35 and 183 feeder road may just be one of Dallas’ best hidden gems. Stay sharp, though—if you’re not paying attention, you might miss the turn into the parking lot. Don’t be fooled by the makeshift equipment or industrial look of the indoor space when you walk in, Outfit Brewing is fermenting some of the best beer in Dallas."

"Outfit Brewing is a craft brewery and brew pub located in Dallas, Texas and owned by brothers Jordan Young and Mike Frazer. Outfit Brewing opened its doors to the public in August of 2018. How did they get their name?"

"This two-story sports bar offers upmarket pub grub, happy hours, numerous craft beers on tap, and many TVs. Come hang out on their patio to enjoy some delicious food and great drink options!. They also have happy hours every Tuesday… how could you resist?!"

"on weekends.What: House-made breakfast served in an open and casual environment. Yeah, OK, the plates are made of plastic, but everything else is made from scratch.Tip: Ask for extra house-made jam with your toast. The $6 French 75 is the best deal you’ll find on a decent one of these."

"Hard Rock Café is a great fun option to have dinner in a rocking ambiance at night if you visit Dallas. The Café is very famous and this franchise is strong in over 63 countries and well-known for its roots in 70s London. The Dallas location has about 265-seats, good old American cuisine with great cocktails and drinks."