Mr. and Mrs. Miscellaneous

Yet another business that does not update their hours. Drove here for nothing. Have to drive back now

So so so expensive here but I really like the Jasmine Green Tea and Milk & Cookies flavor here. The service here is top-​notch and the people are always very friendly. I get the kid scoop (1 flavor, $ 4.00).
Thanks to the guy serving there that offered to hold my half-​pint of ice-​cream ($ 6.00 for half pint, $ 9.99 for a pint) in the freezer while I ate my ice cream and went across the street!

Always a good place to try the latest taste trends in local ice cream. Love their home-​made peanut butter malt balls (like whoppers).

San Francisco certainly has a lot of great ice cream, but to me, Mr. and Mrs. Miscellaneous is the best. Located in the hip dogpatch neighborhood, its the perfect spot to get some fantastic ice cream and take an afternoon stroll.
The flavors change daily, so there is always something new to try. But, there are some classics that appear on the menu frequently (like chicory coffee) so you can try their signature flavors that way. I recently visited over the holidays, and they had a lot of seasonal flavors like eggnog and peppermint.
Simple scoops are always great, since the ice cream is so high quality. But if you want to go all out, get a sundae or add a topping. I like adding the valrohna crispy chocolate pearls to a scoop, and my husband thinks they have the best hot fudge around.
Staff are friendly and happy to let you sample a few flavors.
This place really can’t be beat. What a shame that Mr. Miscellaneous is already taken, because I’d love to be Mrs. Miscellaneous and eat this ice cream every day.

This place is great. Similar to Humphrey’s, but has an inside and homed treats besides ice cream. The inside comes in handy when it’s freezing! All of their delicious homemade treat are convenient when you are visiting with non ice cream fans. What I love about this place, and Humphrey’s, is there creativity when coming up with flavors.

Finally had the chance to make out here for their ice cream. Really strange location.
I was so put off by the service here. They have about 10 flavor or less here, mix of seasonal and what is probably some of their staple house flavors. I asked for 3 samples — none of them were that appealing to me, so I asked to try the ginger snap (saw another person with it). The guy behind the counter seemed like he was about to get it then decided not to — said you are limited to 3 samples. Wait… what?.. I looked around to see if I missed the sample nazi sign but there were none in sight. Um well that was really weird. Never heard of a limit on samples at an ice cream parlor.
Was contemplating just leaving because of that, but figured I came out here for ice cream and went with a single scoop of black sesame. It was an interesting sweet and savory flavor but after a few bites leaves you thirsty and sick of it. Again, none of the flavors I tried really stood out to me so I don’t understand why this place is so highly rated. And for $ 5? I rather buy a pint at the grocery store or go to some other hipster ice cream place.
What kind of ice cream shop limits your samples lol. I was thinking of buying a cookie but after the whole debacle decided I didn’t want to support such an outrageous business. You can guarantee I won’t be coming back here again and will warn friends who consider coming here.

The Mr. and Mrs. definitely boast some of the most unique flavors I’ve seen, many of them Asian-​inspired — white rabbit, pink squirrel, misugaru? This might be the main reason why I’d return, as their flavor-​board is constantly changing, and I didn’t catch them on a day when they had a few that I’d anticipated getting to try (earl grey, bananas foster, misugaru)
This place sports an unassuming storefront with the exception of a giant ice cream cone sign out front to assure that you’ll know you’re close, even from blocks away. We went on a pretty chilly day so were pleased to also find that there was absolutely no line, kind of a shocker for a place like this. The staff was friendly and open to letting us try as many flavors as we’d like. The indoor seating was also a plus.
Other than that, I can’t say making the trip down to Dogpatch is fully worth it. If it was located somewhere more central, this would definitely be a place to frequent more often for a quick scoop. However, there are definitely other ice cream shops I’d prefer over this place (Birite, Ici’s).

Mr. and Mrs. Miscellaneous is a cute hip ice cream shop in the Dogpatch area near many delicious restaurants and wine and beer bars. The shop is located in a calmer and quieter part of San Francisco, so not as many people are there and the environment is much more chill compared to the likes of Union Square or other popular areas.
Walking in, I only saw around four or five ice cream flavors that rotate every so often. Since I went when it was closer to closing time, less flavors were available, so I decided to try the earl grey tea and malted milk. Both were delicious but did not stand out; I have heard amazing reviews about the sesame flavor, and as a huge black sesame fan, I definitely need to come back and try that. The ice cream texture was not particularly creamy or unique, and the flavors stood out more than the texture; however, other ice cream shops also have flavors that are just as interesting, such as Smitten and Humphrey Slocombe, so I would not come back to Mr. and Mrs. Miscellaneous unless I was in the area for something else.

Sleek, modern neighborhood shop that serves high-​quality ice cream in unique flavors. While the prices are a bit on the high side, the quality of the ice cream is evident, and you also aren’t overwhelmed with large portions if you’re counting calories.
The seating area is relatively small and gets crowded easily if there are lots of people swinging by. I’d also love to see this shop open at nighttime hours instead of mainly afternoon hours.

This is my favorite ice cream place in SF. I’m not a huge ice cream lover and I rarely ever crave or eat ice cream but for some reason i keep coming back here!
Their flavors vary by the day and there’s no way to find out their flavors through social media, but this places has not disappointed me with any of their flavors yet!
Their tea flavored ice creams are very good (earl gray, jasmine green tea). The other seasonal flavors like pumpkin, blueberry, are all very good too. Chicory coffee is a classic and Sweet cream is also good too.

Yes, I now get it.
Prior to our current cold spell, I had the fortune of stopping here as a pre-​meal snack on a recent late Saturday afternoon.
Friends have long touted this ice cream shop to me; in fact, it was a ten year old kid whose palate is of a thirty years old foodie that introduced me to this corner ice cream shop.
Arriving on a recent late Saturday afternoon, I finally tried it. The counter person/​cashier recommended salted mango (
), so a single scoop for me, please; my other choice was the lime cheesecake. The counter person did not steer me wrong as my eyes rolled upon the first spoonful. The fragrance of the mango shined with the salt offering a stark yet delicious contrast to the creamy mango sweetness; in Asia and Hawaii, some locals sprinkle cayenne pepper on mango for a similar flavor contrast.
This works!
The seating area was only about half full and everyone seemed to be enjoying their cold sweet treats. I ate mine in my car as I waited for our takeout dinner order from Hard Knox across the street. Let’s just say that this was the highlight of my evening meals.
Yes, will be back and definitely sooner than later.

Banana and toffee ice cream was solid. I got to try black sesame, but the flavor wasn’t strong enough for me. Get your ice cream in one of their homemade sugar cones and you’re in for a real treat! The guy behind the counter was helpful in providing whatever samples you need.

WOW! Sauntered in here on a fantastically warm autumn afternoon and enjoyed a delicious scoop of jasmine green tea that was perfectly subtle (as in there was enough flavor to excite the palate without overwhelming it with saccharine overload), perfect creamy texture. The house-​made sugar cone was definitely worth the extra $ 1.
Tip: The kids scoop is nearly the same size and a regular scoop so get the kids scoop and spend your extra dollar on the house-​made sugar cone!

I’m glad I was able to make the stop! A bit surprised how I bookmarked this place & BAM! I end up here without even knowing! This place is located right on the corner. There’s a mini stop & parking all along Illinois is your planning on stopping by! Once you walk in, it’s a very simple place that serves organic in-​house made ice cream! Very cool! Lots of tables for sitting! My sister & I were instantly greeted by one of the workers & he was very accommodating & patient. I tried the sweet cream & fell in love & decided to stick with it! I added the crispy chocolate pearls to it too. I ordered a single scoop, which was $ 5 & the topping was an extra dollar. Portions are a bit small for the price, but understandable since it’s in house made. I definitely want to try the other flavors!

My favorite ice cream shop in San Francisco! They change their flavors pretty often. Some of my favorites are: Earl Grey Tea and Mango Chili Lime.
I’m also a huge fan of their baked goods. It’s definitely a must stop for me whenever I’m in Dogpatch.

Still really great three years later!
Salted mango and jasmine tea … yum. :)
–satisfied repeat customer

This is the best ice cream in San Francisco. As an avid ice cream afficianado, this gets the Jess Pie Award of Best Ice Creams in the Bay. The perfect texture. Calibrated and creative flavors. Just the right amount of cream.
Winner, winner. Ice cream dinner.

This spot loses a star because of the silly hours of operation (I’ll get back to that), but they do have really great ice cream… and with so much cool stuff happening in this area nowadays, it’s definitely worth stopping by.
Service is friendly and the ice cream options are both delicious and very creative. You’re only allowed three samples, sadly, but I guess it’s better than nothing? Between my boyfriend and me, we tasted pink squirrel (like the cocktail, with almond extract!), NOLA-​style chicory coffee, burnt sugar, and maybe one other but I’m totally blanking. We both ended up getting the pink squirrel. It was awesome on its own, but I ended up adding the house-​made citrus rainbow sprinkles for fun — they ended up making things a little too sweet, but I’m not regretful. I think this ice cream is better than Humphrey Slocombe, but I haven’t tried Bi-​Rite to compare it to that…
The shop itself is pretty cute and they had a fun selection of vintage candies — all Halloween themed for the month of October!
The downside here though are the hours. They close between 5 and 6 pm every day, which is absurdly early. And they aren’t open on Monday or Tuesday. Who can go and get ice cream before 6pm on a workday? It boggles my mind that they don’t stay open later at least on Friday and Saturday when I see so many people in this neighborhood for dinner, drinks, etc. In addition, I made a special trip here to surprise a friend one Thursday, leaving work at 5pm to make it before closing time, only to find a note on the door that they randomly weren’t open that day. They are always doing mad business — I can’t imagine that they couldn’t support longer hours at least a couple of days a week. Why not open later and close later? Like, who is getting ice cream at 10am on a Wednesday?
Anyway, I like this place but I wish it was more «user friendly.»

À sept dollars la glacé deux boules, il y avait une certaine excitation. Si cette glacé vaut encore plus cher que celle des glaciers de la côte d’Azur, il doit y avoir une explication. Et qui sait, peut-​être même que cela se situe au niveau du goût.
Bingo. Il semblerait que le glacier se spécialise dans les parfums inhabituels. Ceux-​ci étant changés assez souvent. Sur les sept parfums listés, seul un me semblait familier (cookies and cream), tous les autres intriguant. Nous optâmes pour Lavande, et guava violette. Excellent. Je né pus m’empêcher d’envisager l’achat d’une pinte de glacé que l’on peut ramener à la maison. Je fus bien évidemment ramené à la raison.
Le local est tout petit et bruyant, mieux vaut né pas s’attendre à une halte détente. Seulement, la glacé vaut le coup.

This is how you always want ice cream to taste. Period.
Plus friendly service with a smile :)

I must say this is my favorite ice cream spot in the whole Bay Area. I’ve been to this place 4 times so far, and everytime I feel very fulfilled after having their icecream here.
I tried to visit this place everytime I visit SF. Personally I really much love the «dogpatch» area. It’s not hard to find parking, it’s filled with specialty stores such as a winery, art galleries, brewery, and eateries.
Icecream-​wise, they use stuarts, which is quality milk. Second, their flavors change all the time. I was able to try different flavors everytime. Their icecream leans toward a bit sweet, which doesn’t work for all flavor. However, their icecream flavor explode once it enters your mouth!
I had the chance to try Anchor steam (beer) flavor, candied ginger, gunpowder greentea, black seasme, seasalt caramel, vanilla
1 star knocked out because sometimes it’s really too sweet, and rooms for improvement!