Holy Cow

The service was beyond friendly!
Can’t remember her name, but she had blonde hair. But she was awesome.
Now about the food, gonna keep it simple. Pretty damn tasty!

Best FroYo and desserts and very pleasant and friendly staff.

All I can say their Chocolate Peanut Butter Frozen Yogurt is absolutely incredible!!! So rich, thick and creamy! I can’t wait to go back for more! The place is so cute, very Pinterest style. The girls at the counter are very sweet and let us taste all the flavors of ice cream. They were all so yummy but I opted for the lowfat yogurt after all the tasters I had lol! My friend got the Holy Cow Creamwich, the cookies were still warm from the oven, tasted that too and it was heaven!

Holy Cow made an amazing ice cream cake for our family party! It was delicious and elegantly decorated. The staff at this family own and operated business are extremely friendly and incredibly accommodating. I highly recommend Holy Cow~

Place has the best food. I would say its a bit on the pricy side but then again most places are pricy. Small inside but if you order to go its no problem. Love the food. Service is also good. Highly recommend.

This is a cute and charming Kosher ice cream shop which is a big hit in the neighborhood. Besides ice cream and cookies they serve donuts, and somewhat surprisingly pizza, mac and cheese, and other savory items.
Looking to satisfy my sweet tooth, I ordered a scoop of Mint Chip ice cream. Unfortunately it tasted a little bit toothpastey and the chocolate chip did not have a high enough cocoa oil content and so when bitten into they left a gritty mouthfeel. The texture of the ice cream itself was very nice and evident in the other two flavors I had sampled from my friend’s orders.
The place overall is just adorable, from the logo to the décor, although I am not a fan of plastic on the cow pattern seats.
Maybe next time I’m in a mood for a kosher pizza I’ll pop right over and also grab a cookie?

This place is delicious! You can taste the quality of the ice cream! I was a little thrown off by «kosher» but you shouldn’t be. Come here. It’s so cute and cozy. Would be great for a dessert with a date. Prices are affordable too.

Went with my friend and my 2 year old. It was very clean and light in the restaurant. We didn’t get food but we got a gi-​normous banana split! Seriously, it could have fed about ⁵⁄₆ people easily. It was quite the experience. It was so much fun for my 2 year old to go there and see this huuuuge banana split come to our table. We don’t indulge our sweet tooth a lot around here so he was amazed! He loved it, of course. Ice cream was very creamy, not icy, toppings were on point and traditional and the chocolate syrup was sooo good. Not the bottled stuff. You can tell they made it. A bit expensive but the best kosher ice cream around, in my opinion AND like I said before, 5 or 6 people could have eaten it so you get a LOT of ice cream for the price. Can’t wait to go back.

My friend and I were looking for some dessert after our delicious meal at Komodo. Holy Cow had delicious looking pictures and it was only 0.1 miles away.
She looked it up on Google Maps and we started walking. About 6 – 7 blocks later, I decided we had definitely walked further than 0.1 miles so I opened up my Unilocal app to discover that we were totally walking the wrong way! Holy Cow was going to close in 5 minutes, so we walked as quickly as our little legs would take us.
We got there at 9:02, and luckily, they were still willing to serve us.
After all that, my friend decided she didn’t want ice cream anymore. I felt bad since we walked in late, so I ordered the Tiramisu ice cream.
I’ve tried Tiramisu ice cream at a number of different places, but this may be my new favorite. Some places have way too much alcohol in their’s, and other ones are too sweet or just don’t taste like tiraimisu. But, Holy Cow. This was SO GOOD.
There are ribbons of fudge and chocolate chunks (more cake-​y less chip-​y) mixed into the tiramisu ice cream. The scoop is on the small side, but $ 2.50 is cheaper than Baskin Robbins and Coldstone’s, and I think this is so much better!

Yeah, ok for kosher ice cream. Good stuff, closes early. Small place, stick with the dessert items, everything else a bit over priced, but great kosher dairy dessert choice

Delicious!
I have weekly cheat days, and when it comes to my cheat days I don’t mess around, I go all out!
This time around I decided to take the milkshake route at Holy Cow.
I got the marshmallow milkshake (although the marshmallows don’t really mix that well) and it was divine. It was at least 3000 calories, but it was worth each one. I had to pay for it big time at the gym the following day, but I regret nothing!
After that I went even more all out and ordered the cookies and cream ice cream sandwich, which was not as heavenly as the milkshake, but it was still delicious!
Holy Cow will satisfy your sweet tooth.

We love Holy Cow! My kids ask to go every day! The Ice Cream is amazing, the Mac & Cheese is heavenly and the French Onion Soup in Bread Bowl is fantastic. Definitely recommend the veggie tuna melt, it’s out of this world!

Love this place! Best ice cream sandwiches around. If you haven’t tried them yet, please do.

We ate twice my wife and I over there. Seating is limited but if you avoid rush hours, like Saturday night or 6PM-​8PM daily you can find seats and walk through the tables. Some state differently, I disagree.
Don’t go to late at night, diner kitchen may be closed.
We tried the bread ball onion soup and grilled cheese sandwich. Soup was very good in real artisan bread. The sandwich was very good too but tiny bit small to me (keep appetite for desserts!). However, for both, presentation is nonexistent: it comes on small paper plates with plastic fork/​knife, wrapped in white paper and not veggie on side. Not so many food options, like 6.
Ice-​cream is very good and beats hard any market Chalav Israel ice-​cream easily, in taste and originality. Versus Munchies, I would say it’s close to a tie but from the flavors I had in both places, Holy Cow’s are less sugary. However, ice creams are not made by Holy Cow, so it’s not a real creamery. Very generous scoops, oh yeah. Chocolate sauce is real pot-​melted chocolate.
We have had so far: the 3-​scoop & 3 topping milkshake (delicious, impossible to finish, ground just right), the waffle with ice-​cream, hot chocolate and topping (a killer, hard to finish), the banana-​split with whipped cream, chocolate sauce (you can customize the flavors but bananas are raw wedges, not flambé), the 3-​scoop sundae with whipped cream, chocolate sauce (I couldn’t finish it but so goood!).
We love their creations, with no Kosher competition (rice-​treats, cupcakes, banana pudding …).
We will definitely come back to try the ice-​cream sandwich and the customized cheese cakes. And for everything else…

We went for the first time last night and we each got one scoop on a cone. The ice cream was pretty good — but certainly NOT worth $ 7! The scoops were on the small side. I am assuming it’s a bit more expensive because it’s Kosher — but I’m not sure. We’re not Jewish so this all new to me.
The place is definitely cute inside. But they have way too many chairs and tables crammed in there — it’s almost impossible to navigate. (I suggest doing away with chairs and tables on one side and putting up a counter on the wall with stools…)
The young men at the counter were friendly and fun — but things were a bit disorganized with a few of the other patrons (probably still just the newness wearing off).
Don’t know if we’ll be rushing back anytime soon — but they do offer a sundae on top of a Belgian waffle that I’ll need to try eventually.

Ice Cream is the dessert trend of Jewthousand Fourteen, and these guys are doing it righteously.
Goys and girls, don’t miss out on this awesome place. Just go in, order a Tiramisu sandwich with two cookies. Any two. Then walk away knowing you’ve done the right thing.
And please, convince them to move elsewhere. It is in walking distance from my house and I don’t need the calories.

They make a great tuna melt. Their Mac and cheese is a little bland their desserts look incredible but I have not tasted them. The ice cream is upscale and comparable to that of Haagen Dazs and it’s cholov yisroel so that’s a real treat for those that want quality ice cream. The place is quaint and small. y only complaint is that the food is a little over priced. But it is good.

Finally somebody opened a creative DIFFERENT kosher joint, somewhat imitating the very popular Diddy Riese of Westwood. The entire cow or dairy décor is cute and inviting. I chose the classic chocolate chip cookies to be filled with vanilla marble ice cream. The cookie was amazing. It was moist, yet firm enough to hold the ice cream comfortably, and it was delicious and flavorful.

Rarely do you come across a local business with such a high caliber of professionalism. My wife loved the soup, our boy was a huge fan of the ice cream, and my cookie sandwich was delicious. Great menu, quality food & superior service. Wouldn’t hesitate to the recommend this place, Enjoy!

Update: I tried their tuna melt and may I say, AHHHH!!! PERFECTION…
And the cookie sandwich Ice-​cream… Wow! So what if my wife is slowly gaining tons of weight… It’s happy weight. Amazing creamery = happy wife = happy life = loyal customer