If you’re craving a cold treat, here are 8 of the best ice cream shops in Miami in 2024.
Dasher & Crank
Dasher & Crank focuses on local, customized flavors made in partnership with Miami businesses, such as JoJo Tea and Per’la Coffee. The bubblegum pink-hued creamery dishes out delicious artisan flavors that rotate daily. Past favorites include Ube Macapuno, made with coconut ice cream and Filipino purple yams, and smoked almond ice cream with a dulce de leche swirl. Our pick? The cheekily-named Salty Beach coconut ice cream with sea salt and graham cracker is a must-try. 2211 NW Second Ave., Wynwood, @dasherandcrank
Fireman Derek's
As one of Miami's top dessert destinations, Fireman Derek's Wynwood, Coconut Grove and Fort Lauderdale locations churn out various handmade ice cream flavors inspired by bake shop favorites. Some must-try original flavors include chocolate dulce de leche, oreo cheesecake, carrot cake, birthday cake, red velvet cake and more. Of course, no dessert is complete without a baked good, and Fireman Derek's offers a plethora of sweet treats for the ultimate indulgence. Multiple locations; @FDpies
Aubi & Ramsa
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Forget boozy brunches—this summer, spice up your weekend beach trips with a treat that’s both refreshing and alcoholic. Aubi & Ramsa offers 20 flavors made with top-quality ingredients and high-end liquors in 3.7-ounce sizes or pints, ensuring you have enough to imbibe throughout the week (or day, we won’t judge!). Featuring brands like Casamigos, Moet & Chandon, Jack Daniel’s and more, you’re sure to find a flavor you fancy. 172 NE 41st St., Miami Design District; 440 Espanola Way, Miami, @aubiramsa
Azucar Ice Cream Company
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Complete with Cuban-inspired treats, Azucar Ice Cream Company offers delicious and unique flavors in the heart of Little Havana. The creamery’s signature Abuela Maria is a cult favorite with crushed-up Maria cookies, guava, and cream cheese. While enjoying your scoop, made with all-natural ingredients, take a moment to appreciate the shop’s famous art pieces, including a painting of Celia Cruz and a giant ice cream sculpture that has become a Calle Ocho landmark. 1502 SW Eighth St., Little Havana, @azucaricecream
The Sugar Factory American Brasserie
As the ultimate dessert destination, Sugar Factory’s over-the-top menu offers a wide selection of decadent treats. IOne highlight is the world-famous Sugar Factory King Kong sundae, featuring 20 scoops of ice cream covered in hot fudge and a galore of toppings. Looking for something less extreme? Guests can also opt for specialty desserts, such as ice cream shakes and old-fashioned sundaes. With an array of eye-pleasing treats, it is easy to see why this spot is one of the most Instagrammable destinations in town. Multiple locations, @thesugarfactory
Wynwood Parlor
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Serving some of Miami’s favorite ice cream sandwiches, Wynwood Parlor started back in 2015 by selling handmade ice cream sandwiches made from small-batch cookies from an ice cream truck. Now, this decadent sweet shop ships nationwide and has an array of flavors. Take a bit out of the classic ice cream sandwich made with chocolate chip cookies and vanilla ice cream, or try something different, like the bedrock made with red velvet cookies and vanilla ice cream rolled in fruity pebbles. 1717 North Bayshore Drive, @wynwoodparlor
Salt & Straw
Created by cousin duo Kim and Tyler Malek, Salt & Straw ice cream boasts a unique menu of pints with 12 classics and rotating monthly flavors reflecting notable culinary trends and seasonal ingredients for an unforgettable experience. Stroll through Wynwood, Coconut Grove or stop by the Lincoln Road location and grab a scoop (or two) of one of the rotating monthly flavors, or indulge in a yummy classic like honey lavender or The Salty Donut guava + cheese. Multiple locations,@saltandstraw
Photography by: Courtesy of Fireman Derek's
