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Van Leeuwen brings its New York–born charm straight into the heart of Montrose, offering ultra-creamy, thoughtfully crafted ice creams in a cozy, polished setting. Known for both dairy and vegan flavors, this spot instantly fits into Houston’s dessert landscape—elevated, indulgent, and full of personality. During its grand opening, the shop buzzed with friendly service, fresh waffle cones, and a lineup of flavors that ranged from classic comfort to floral, elegant creations.

Amorino brings a touch of European indulgence to Highland Village, offering artisanal gelato and sorbet crafted with premium ingredients—many imported from around the world. The shop is warm, polished, and often buzzing with people, especially on festive evenings when the surrounding plaza glows with lights and activity. Known for their signature gelato “flower” cones, vibrant sorbets, rich chocolate flavors, and elegant pastries, Amorino is a favorite local stop for anyone c

When Houston heat hits hard, Refresqueria at Rice Village offers the ultimate cool-down with bold, fruity flavor and fun Mexican treats. This vibrant corner shop is bursting with color, candy, and character—perfect for a laid-back summer hangout. Craving something sweet or salty? They’ve got you. From over-the-top mangonadas loaded with chamoy and gummies to savory favorites like corn in a cup, nachos, and pickles, Refresqueria delivers on both ends. The friendly vibes, arcad

Category:  Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt  Location:  Upper Kirby, Houston, TX  [TEMPORARILY CLOSED] - Visit Heights Location in the meantime. A long-loved Texas favorite, Amy’s Ice Creams has always been known for quirky culture and creative mix-ins—but this Upper Kirby visit reflects a shift that regulars are beginning to notice. With growing competition from newer, more artisanal ice cream shops in the area, this classic spot is struggling to keep its scoops consistent. What to

[PERMANENTLY CLOSED - Store No Longer Operating] La Argentina Gelato & Coffee is a small, tucked-away spot offering South American–style gelato and baked treats. While its reputation has generated quite a bit of buzz, this particular visit left room for improvement. Hidden in a low-traffic corner and offering only a handful of flavors, the experience felt more subdued than the hype suggested. Customer service presented some communication challenges, making it difficult to as