The 10 Best Ice Cream Spots in the Hamptons

Headed to the Hamptons on a hot day? We’ve got you covered. Listed below are ten of the best places to get ice cream on the East End!

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John’s Drive-In – Montauk

677 Montauk Hwy, Montauk, NY 11954

(631) 668 – 5515

Located in downtown Montauk, John’s Drive-In is a great place to take your family for ice cream. John’s Drive-In serves homemade ice cream by the scoop, milkshakes, sorbet and soft serve alongside toppings like hot fudge, peanuts and gummy bears!

In addition to the wide selection of desserts available, you can sit down and order classic diner food like hamburgers, sandwiches and fries!

Moo Moo’s Ice Cream – East Hampton

69 N Main St, East Hampton, NY 11937

(631) 604 – 2382

When you’re driving through East Hampton, Moo Moo’s is hard to miss with its beautiful seating area! Choose from the 19 flavors of ice cream they have available and have a seat in one of their colorful chairs underneath warm string lights.

Some of Moo Moo’s most popular flavors include Cappuccino Crunch, Cookie Doughlicious and Rum Raisins!

Candy Kitchen – Bridgehampton

2391 Montauk Hwy, Bridgehampton, NY 11932

(631) 537 – 9885

Take a step back in time when you enter Bridgehampton’s Candy Kitchen! The first thing you’ll notice when approaching this place are their huge red, white and blue vintage signs on display.

Order ice cream and delicious diner food here. Just make sure to bring cash! Candy Kitchen is a cash-only establishment.

Buddhaberry – Sag Harbor

125 Main St, Sag Harbor, NY 11963

(631) 808 – 3888

If you like frozen yogurt, you’ll love Buddhaberry! Right on Main Street in Sag Harbor, Buddhaberry has so many flavors and toppings to choose from.

They also sell boba tea and fresh smoothies! After you’ve settled on a sweet treat, enjoy it inside Buddhaberry’s trendy atmosphere or on a stroll along the wharf.

Sip ‘N Soda – Southampton

40 Hampton Rd, Southampton, NY 11968

(631) 283 – 9752

Since 1958, Southampton’s Sip’n Soda has been serving up ice cream cones, sundaes, sodas and shakes!

Sip’n Soda was actually opened by the same family that opened Bridgehampton’s Candy Kitchen. Similar to Candy Kitchen, Sip’n Soda also serves diner classics during breakfast and lunchtime!

Ralph’s Italian Ices & Ice Cream – Montauk

8 S Etna Ave, Montauk, NY 11954

(631) 238 – 5908

Spotted all over Long Island and even in Manhattan, Ralph’s can’t be beat! As the name states, Ralph’s offers Italian Ices and Ice Cream. They are also now offering Doughnados, defined as a rich combination of edible cookie dough and ice cream. The options are endless!

Carvel – Bridgehampton / Southampton

2033 Montauk Hwy, Bridgehampton, NY 11932

22 Jobs Ln, Southampton, NY 11968

(631) 537 – 2436 / (631) 377 – 3892

Carvel has a wide selection of soft serve and scooped varieties available. The options vary depending on the place, but may include soft serve cookie dough, brownie batter, brookie or hard scooped cake mix, lemon sorbet and chocolate hazelnut. Definitely worth checking out!

Yummylicious – Sag Harbor

2 Main St, Sag Harbor, NY 11963

(631) 223 – 8119

Pick from 24 flavors of ice cream, 8 flavors of frozen yogurt, countless toppings and bubble teas when you come to Yummylicious! This place is located right outside of Sag Harbor’s landmark windmill. Yummylicious also has dairy free and sugar free options available!

Gemelli Gelato – Hampton Bays

139 W Montauk Hwy, Hampton Bays, NY 11946

(631) 594 – 5600

Have a spoonful of delicious gelato or sorbetto at Gemelli Gelato in Hampton Bays! In addition to flavors like smores, nutella, strawberry and rainbow cookie, Gemelli Gelato also has flavored waffle cones. Some of the options they have include red velvet, birthday cake and dark chocolate!

Shock Ice Cream – Westhampton Beach

99 Main St, Westhampton Beach, NY 11978

(631) 553 – 0155

Serving up over 60 flavors of hard ice cream, Shock Ice Cream is a great place to stop by with your family. Shock Ice Cream has got some crazy combinations worth checking out. They also have video games for the kids to play inside their shop!

Explore MetroWest Boston

<h1>Turn Whining into Winning in MetroWest Boston</h1> From beer gardens to corn mazes, state parks to beautiful art, MetroWest Boston is a great destination for a weekend trip! Enjoy <a href="https://www.metrowestvisitors.org/get-outside/?imgoing-place=hopkinton-state-park-61a91acef30b531a665ab64d">Hopkinton State Park</a>&rsquo;s gorgeous foliage while kayaking on the lake or hiking, mountain biking, or snowshoeing on the amazing trails. In the evening, catch a play, musical, concert, art exhibition, dance performance, or immersive theatrical event at <a href="https://www.metrowestvisitors.org/culture/?imgoing-place=hopkinton-center-for-the-arts-63c03d7e0d792d753263b4d1">Hopkinton Center for the Arts</a>. Get a great night&rsquo;s sleep at one of the region&rsquo;s hotels, such as <a href="https://www.metrowestvisitors.org/where-to-stay/?imgoing-place=the-verve-hotel-boston-natick-tapestry-collection-by-hilton-61aa4790f30b531a666119e4">The VERVE</a>, with its fun and funky pop art d&eacute;cor, or <a href="https://www.metrowestvisitors.org/where-to-stay/?imgoing-place=aloft-framingham-6216279ccc891d1d0862c8c2">Aloft</a> with their pool tables and lobby games. In the morning, visit the <a href="https://www.metrowestvisitors.org/culture/?imgoing-place=danforth-art-school-61a8e11cf30b531a66592d90">Danforth Art Museum</a>, a jewel box housing 3,500+ artworks from three centuries, including groundbreaking sculptures depicting the African and African American experience by Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller. Cross the street to the <a href="https://www.metrowestvisitors.org/culture/?imgoing-place=framingham-history-center-61a8e11cf30b531a66592d92">Framingham History Center</a> to explore their new multilingual exhibit that traces the city&rsquo;s immigration story, from those fleeing the 1690s Salem Witch trials, to the Irish and Italian influx in the 1800-1900s, to the current migration of Brazilians. &ldquo;Framingham&rsquo;s Collective Journeys&rdquo; includes oral histories, interactives, and artifacts. No visit to Framingham is complete without stopping at legendary <a href="https://www.metrowestvisitors.org/eat/?imgoing-place=jacks-abby-craft-lagers-61a8e11cf30b531a66592da0">Jack&rsquo;s Abby Craft Lagers</a>, one of 17 breweries in MetroWest, where you can enjoy a flight with a schnitzel sandwich or their famous Framinghamburger. Afterwards, spend a few hours at <a href="https://www.metrowestvisitors.org/activities/?imgoing-place=level99-64a8389c51f92a351a6a3f06">Level99</a> testing each other with 50+ mental and physical escape rooms and challenges. The next day, tour the <a href="https://www.metrowestvisitors.org/where-to-stay/?imgoing-place=longfellows-wayside-inn-61aa7aa3f30b531a66621f57">Wayside Inn</a>. The oldest inn in America&rsquo;s 100-acre property includes the Old Barn, now a farm stand with displays of antique farming tools, the historic Grist Mill, and beautiful grounds containing the Longfellow Memorial Garden, the Redstone Schoolhouse from the poem &ldquo;Mary Had a Little Lamb&rdquo;, the Martha-Mary Chapel, and Josephine's Pond for fishing. Stay for a delicious gourmet meal in their historic dining room. Spend the afternoon at the <a href="https://www.metrowestvisitors.org/culture/?imgoing-place=american-heritage-museum-61a92852f30b531a665b17bf">American Heritage Museum</a>. Start your tour in the depths of a WWI trench listening to a nurse&rsquo;s first-hand account from the Western Front while bombs explode above you and the floor begins to shake. This extraordinary museum features one-of-a-kind historic aircraft, tanks, cars and rare relics from the Revolutionary War to today, in immersive exhibits and living history events. Afterwards, wander the charming shops and boutiques of downtown Hudson. <h3>MetroWest Boston offers these and many other attractions, activities and events for the whole family!</h3>

New York Society of Play Summer Camp and Classes

Summer Game Camp There are many who do not feel safe sending their children back out into the world with summer camp, this year. To serve those parents and keep the children connected and stimulated during this challenging time, we are offering NYSP Digital Summer Camp. The name of the game with NYSP Summer Camp is community. We have made a large effort to make our camp feel like a living space, with features including &ndash; - Role-Playing games familiar and new, led by our master storytellers! - Enriching electives such as Chess, World Building, Character Acting, Crafts, Drawing, and more! - Discussion and media screening rooms during lunch! - A digital campus! - Moderated chat hours! &nbsp; Join us for a summer of games, friends, and more! Mon - Fri 10am - 2:30pm &nbsp; Roleplay Expeditions: Dungeons &amp; Dragons No experience is required to join one of our Dungeons &amp; Dragons games. Our game masters have pre-made character sheets, so you'll be able to start playing the game right away! We adapt the rules of traditional Dungeons &amp; Dragons to make them more approachable to children of various ages. Battle in dungeons, search for relics, and make new friends in our one-of-a-kind Dungeons &amp; Dragons workshop!&nbsp; &nbsp; Public games meet once per week, with different groups every time. Private games meet 1 to 2 times per week with the same group of kids. Since the players and the storyteller in the group are consistent, this enables us to tell epic tales of adventure together! &nbsp; Dungeons &amp; Dragons Junior No experience is required to join one of our drop-in Dungeons &amp; Dragons games. Our Dungeons &amp; Dragons Jr. game provides a D&amp;D storytelling experience without character sheets. Battle in dungeons, search for relics, and make new friends in our one-of-a-kind Dungeons &amp; Dragons workshop! A great way to introduce young children to D&amp;D so they can eventually move onto the main game.

Brooklyn Robot Foundry - Virtual Classes

Brooklyn Robot Foundry offers super fun online robot-building classes for children 2-13 years old!&nbsp;&nbsp;Each week, students are introduced to new engineering concepts and components while building that day&rsquo;s robot in their own &ldquo;workshop&rdquo;.&nbsp;&nbsp;All classes maintain a very low student-to-teacher ratio, allowing for plenty of individualized instruction and socializing. The supplies are shipped in advance and classes are led by amazing instructors, taking all the pressure off parents.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Foundry&rsquo;s main focus however, is that kids have fun, get creative, and enjoy being part of this STEAM-loving community!&nbsp;