Soul-Ice

Very good really like the soul ice you should give it a try you would love it best I had

Every time I have the chance to partake in some Soul Ice, I make sure to do so. I enjoyed them today at the Carytown Watermelon Festival. They never disappoint. Love this business.

I’m loving this Soul-Ice…better than ice cream, better than frozen yogurt. just better! Smooth, cold and full of flavor! For those lactose in-tolerate.this is for you!

We saw the Soul Ice stand on our way to Belle Isle, and when we were on the way home it was the PERFECT treat. He gave us samples of some flavors and we bought one for each adult. When we asked for a cup to share with my daughter, he gave her a scoop on the house! What a nice guy. Wish I lived in Richmond so we could always have Soul Ice. Next time we go up, definitely finding him!!!

Soul Ice was at the Kickin’ Chicken Wing Festival. I heard a lot of good things about their fruit ice. I had a cup of watermelon & mango soul ice (mixed). I don’t know what’s in soul ice but it’s delicious! The watermelon & mango ice was flavorful and included real fruit pieces. They offer a variety of flavors. The ice is really thin which makes it very smooth. It’s the prefect treat on a warm day. The line for Soul Ice was long but moved fast. Even though Soul Ice is a cart, they accept cash or credit. Soul Ice is usually at most popular festivals and events in Richmond. If you see Soul Ice, do yourself a favor!

I loved this refreshing cup of goodness at the southern womens expo! The ownner and staff are friendly and let you know that its all natural ingredients going into this delicious concoction. I hope to get more before this year is over!

You are now reading the review of a sweets aficionado and if I give this place 5 stars, you should drop what you’re doing right now and run downtown in pursuit of the Soul Ice truck! I was lucky enough to have them situated near my booth at the Vegetarian festival. They attracted a large crowd, so I walked over to see what all the fuss was about. I was under the impression that the Soul Ice in the cups was free so I walked over there to get a cup of whatever this stuff was that had people flocking to their truck. It wasn’t free, but they were giving out free samples that I took total advantage of and OMG they were SO good. So good, in fact, that I went back and paid $ 4.00 to purchase my own cup of the strawberry banana flavored goodness. I couldn’t believe that there was no sugar added; the natural sugars found in the fruit is the only thing sweeting the ice. This is just a fantastic idea. Not to mention the owner and other employees were so down to earth and nice. They talked to me like we were old friends.
Good customer service + Delicious product= Happy, recurrent customer. Thank you soul ice! I will now be stalking you every time I am in the downtown area.

I have had soul ice on several occasions over the past years but it wasn’t until my most recent experience that I fell back in love with it again!
They had a couple of soul ice carts at the Dominion River Rock festival and I needed something to cool me down and Soul Ice was the ONLY choice. It’s a one size cup, maybe about 12oz and it was FOUR dollars. This is really expensive, but considering it’s a seasonal treat, I guess they’ve have to make up the money during the summer.
I got the MANGO soul ice and it was the BEST «shaved» ice I have ever had, possibly. The ice was razor thin and really shaved to perfection. Take your regular italian ice and shaved that even thinner. Texture was smooth and creamy and didn’t taste artificial at all. Move over ice-​cream, fro-​yo, and gelato, it’s SOUL ICE time!

I first tried Soul Ice while strolling along the Canal Walk a few years ago, and I’ve been a loyal fan ever since. Every time they’re at a festival, the bf and I make it a point to find their cart and snag some Soul Ice. They usually have a few flavor options available (I want to say 4?) as well as real fruit (often pineapple and watermelon) for customers wanting fruit with their frozen treat. Although their website lists 26 flavors, I’ve only ever seen a handful on the cart. I love the strawberry banana, and the tie dye is a solid choice, too, with its flavors of lemon, lemon-​lime and blue raspberry.
Last time I visited them, I found out that they are in the process of opening — or trying to open — a storefront, probably in the downtown area. Right now, it’s just the carts, but the idea of Soul Ice having an actual storefront and being able to offer more flavors than a cart, makes me so incredibly happy.
Of course the delicious dessert is enough to keep me coming back again and again (and maybe even hunt down the cart on occasion), but every single Soul Ice employee with whom I’ve ever interacted has been absolutely awesome. So friendly, so professional, so engaging… I could go on and on. Even if I wasn’t such a fanatic for the fat-​free non-​dairy dessert, I would continue to support the brand simply because I truly believe in the company and its employees.
Please open up shop, Soul Ice, because I’m dying to try the strawberry-​vanilla, the coconut, the root beer, the watermelon, the cotton candy, the mint chocolate chip…
Ok, I’m dying to try every single flavor listed on the website!

I’ve seen Soul-​Ice carts around town, at different festivals, Byrd House farmers market, near MCV and finally tried it on a very hot day. It was oh so good and refreshing. It is a creamy ice. Fat free according to their website. I had the piña colada which is a favorite flavor of mine. They want to bring back flavors of childhood.
I am really curious to how they make it as it is definitely not like ice and doesn’t melt too quickly in the heat. Like I said, creamy ice. Kind of like a smoother italian ice. Give them a shot.