Quincy Creamery

I came across Quincy creamery about one month before they closed for the season. I was on a diet all summer so sadly I did not get to visit them much. What attracted me to their shop is their blizzard menu. There are a lot of places that serve soft serve and regular ice cream but few that I’ve seen blizzards at. What made things better is the soft serve they put in their blizzards is 95% fat free. This is perfect for someone like me who is always careful about fat consumption and calories. The other thing that made me want to try them is they have kit Kats as a blizzard mix in. I haven’t seen kit Kats as mix ins anywhere except in Canada!
They have two blizzard sizes– small which is 12 ounces for $ 5 and a large which is 16 ounces for about a dollar more. On my first visit I got a small blizzard mixed with coconut, teddy Graham’s and of course kit Kats. It tasted exceptional and the young lady did an incredible job making it. On my other two visits we got a large to share made with kit kat, coconut and crushed sugar cone. This was also an amazing combination and the consistency was super thick.
As for regular ice cream and yogurt they serve my favorite, richardsons. But I would rather go straight to richardsons if I were going to get their fabulous hard yogurt or ice cream.
My only regret is discovering Quincy creamery right before they closed for the season. If I could’ve afforded the calories I would’ve been there all summer. I’m anxiously awaiting spring so I can get my hands on another kit kat blizzard.

Best ice cream in the area. Fresh, delicious, and the price is right. Gonna be sad to see them close for the season.

This is a very cute ice cream parlor. Had to check them out before they closed for the season. Had a blizzard made with kit-​kats and coconut, mixed in soft serve vanilla frozen yogurt. The mixture was nice and thick, not watery. I love kit-​kats, this is the first time I has seen it offered as a mix in for blizzard. It was delicious!

Awesome ice cream, always a long line but it moves really fast. The service is great and everyone is always really friendly, the QC blizzard flavors are all delicious and the flavor of the month is always really good too. You get a ton of ice cream for the price that you’re paying. I usually get a small in a waffle cone and most times I can barely finish it. My favorite ice cream place in Quincy hands down! It’s cash only so make sure you have cash or stop at the ATM before you go!

The Creamery is a great local place owned by great local people! Check out the flavor of the day, the soft serve, or even a frozen doggie dessert.
The shop has a warm, comfortable atmosphere with friendly servers.

Solid ice cream spot. Richardson’s ice cream which I find to be pretty delish, although there aren’t a ton of flavor options but you’d definitely find something you like. The fluffernutter blizzard is really good. I’ve tried the s’mores also and it’s not so great. Basically like chocolate soft serve with teddy grahams. Stick with the fluffernutter.

Good ice cream. I wouldn’t kill someone to get ice cream from here, but it’s in my area and I love ice cream. So, I’ll continue to go.
Plenty of different options and flavors. Pretty large menu for a small ice cream shop. Ice cream, sundaes, soft serve, «blizzards,» etc.
There’s more than enough parking on the street on both sides of the road.
Prices are okay. Cash only.

the ice cream is tasty, the staff is friendly, the portions are large. And there is actually someplace to sit, both inside and out. My kids love to watch all the people coming in for doggie cones. Parking is usually very easy too.

Full disclosure on this review. I have know the owners, Tim and Lynne for over 20 years. I first met them when they opened The Wood Road Road café and was a frequent customer.
Today while in Quincy we stopped in to get an ice cream after we had lunch at Alfredo’s. The maple walnut ice cream is a great choice, this is what my gf went for. I had the chocolate/​vanilla soft twist and it was heaven.
Cute little place with easy street parking in front. A must try.

Best ice cream place in Quincy. Love the Maine Black Bear; raspberry ice cream with chocolate chips & chocolate raspberry truffles. The raspberry lime rickeys are delicious too.
Bring your pup and they get a cup of vanilla soft serve for $ 1.75.
Cash only so be prepared.

I love this place. The only thing that would make it better would be if they took credit cards. That said, the prices are really reasonable for what you get. Went in for the first time this season last week to get my favorite blizzard — fluffernutter, with peanut butter, fluff, and peanut butter cups. It’s amazing. The staff are great and the line moves pretty quickly. Our daughter can’t make up her mind half the time (she’s 4), and they are always patient and very sweet with her. I’m so happy it’s spring again and ice cream time!

I’m a fan of Richardson’s Ice Cream. I just wish this place carried the snickas, milky way, almond joy and heath bar flavors. But the Quincy Creamery is a nice little place, the staff is always friendly and the ice cream is good.

The family decided to stop by for ice cream after spotting it driving by. So glad we did! The ice cream was very creamy and delicious. All the kiddos were happy with their selections and the staff was very patient and friendly. If you are in the area I highly recommend giving it a try.

Great local ice cream place. Good amount of flavors, great for kids, servers are really nice. Only con is that it is cash only.

This place hits the spot when you want homemade ice cream in Quincy. It’s a very small shop. not cozy, just small.
Their ice cream is made by Richardson’s. I was never a big fan of Richardson’s. I’ve had plenty of better homemade ice cream when I lived in the metrowest. But hey, at least I’m still supporting local farms by eating their OK ice cream!
I do love their raspberry lime rickey! I come here more for the drink than ice cream.

Came here awhile ago out of recommendation from a local friend as his top icecream place in Quincy. I do hand it to them that the texture of their icecream is very creamy. For those looking for other options, they also have blizzards too. I personally like more icecream flavor variety, but they have all the tried and true options available.

This small little shop has a real neighborhood feel, a sense of community. Even though they aren’t open year round they still have a loyal following and there is a steady stream of locals who walk here for some ice cream and friendly service. If it’s nice I like to grab one of the 3 chairs they have outside and eat my treat while watching people walk by.
I can never turn down pistachio ice cream and theirs is very good. My sister swear by… well, I’m not sure of the name but it has raspberries and chocolate truffles.
The last time we went there a man was walking by with his young grandson and the kid pointed at me and shouted «he’s eating ice cream!!» Grandpa may not have planned on ice cream, but in they went to order their treat. The creamery had another couple of new friends.

This place is freaking awesome. It’s a small shop, but the selections are endless and I love the idea of a neighborhood ice cream/​sweets shop. During my 6 PM visit, I saw an elderly woman enjoying her softserve, another senior couple get some sundaes to go, and a father bring his two rambunctious little girls in for dessert.
The store offers Richardson’s homemade ice cream, which is made from local milk. You can visit the actual creamery/​farm in MA. They also offer froyo and soft serve, and you can purchase ice cream sandwiches, ice cream pies, and quarts to go. I couldn’t get over how ridiculously cheap it was. I got a kiddie scoop, which was definitely more than a ½ cup serving size, and got two flavors — the death by chocolate and maple walnut. It only cost $ 1.80! And it was PLENTY of ice cream (honestly, America, you shouldn’t eat more than that in one sitting). Sundaes started at about $ 3.50, and I’m sure they would be hefty servings.
Cheap, plentiful and diverse sweets, what’s not to like? The only thing I’ll say is that Richardson’s is not the BEST ice cream I’ve ever had. The raspberry flavored ones taste pretty artificial (actually so did the maple walnut) and the mouthfeel is pretty light — meaning there’s prob a lot of air or other things. I make my own ice cream at home and have gladly paid $ 4 a scoop for Jeni’s ice cream in Ohio, but that’s starting to go the really really gourmet/​premium route. This is not that. What it is is an awesome neighborhood spot to grab a sweet bite and experience some instant happiness and nostalgia.
Cash only. And check out the ice cream challenge.

I love this place! Homemade ice cream, generous scoops, and PET FRIENDLY! I have tried so many flavors and loved them all. And I always get their hot fudge, so yummy! They also make a cute little ice cream cup for dogs that is topped with a milk bone :-)
It is located a few minutes from my house so it is a nice place to take a little walk to on summer nights. I can see how parking would be difficult for someone traveling by car, though.

My two favorite spots for ice cream when I’m in Quincy would be Molly Moo’s and this place. The difference? I hope this doesn’t offend anyone…
Molly Moo’s is that more urban chic and artsy girlfriend you have. Maybe a little vain, while being hip, eclectic and stylish. Molly Moo’s flavors are more unique and updated (like a dulce de leche is a must in the city). Hey, if you get ice cream from the same place as Christina’s, why not go with something more modern and different?
Whereas Quincy Creamery is more like the girl next door: cute, more traditional, and more down-​to-​earth. She’s not quite a modern and hip, but has the timeless things down. There’s no doubt that their source, Richardson’s, is very good. The Creamery does a good job with the mainstays, like cookies n’ cream, vanilla, strawberry, etc. I had a hot fudge sundae there and it was rich and creamy, with a familiar taste to it that wasn’t banal, but something that reminds you of the past.
The service continues to be okay, not expecting a ton from high schoolers. The prices here are lower than Molly Moo’s, so that’s a plus. It’s super small in here, so expect to eat outside if you’re here on a weekend.
Frozen Freddies, I’ve got my wandering eye on you…