Angela’s
Ice cream shop · Dolores Heights ·

Angela’s

Ice cream shop · Dolores Heights ·

Organic handcrafted ice cream, 30+ flavors, vegan options

creamy texture
friendly staff
gluten-free options
vegan flavors
mousse-like texture
unique flavors
indoor and outdoor seating
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3751 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94114 Get directions

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Trendy
Good for solo dining
Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Wheelchair accessible entrance

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3751 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94114 Get directions

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•Trendy
•Good for solo dining
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Jan 15, 2026

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The 16 Best Ice Cream Shops In San Francisco - San Francisco - The Infatuation

"Angela’s, a darling from the North Bay, now has its first SF location in Noe Valley, and they're serving massive scoops of mousse-adjacent ice cream in 30 flavors. French vanilla and “Milkiest Chocolate” do the classics justice, but to make the most of your visit, go for the less conventional flavors like Lemon Bar with pockets of lemon curd and crushed shortbread, or the seasonal Tiramisisusie folded with brandy syrup-soaked vanilla wafers and chocolate shards. Angela's has indoor and outdoor seating, with a quiet, sizable sidewalk—perfect for standing around and scouting an open table or debating your second scoop. Or third." - julia chen 1, lani conway, ricky rodriguez, patrick wong

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We thought SF had enough ice cream—until Angela’s - Review - San Francisco - The Infatuation

"This Petaluma-born ice cream spot with locations throughout the North Bay and Sonoma turned a former liquor store in Noe Valley into its first SF scoop shop, complete with 30 flavors, plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and scoops that struggle to fit into a bowl. What we love most about Angela’s ice cream, though, is the texture—it’s thick yet airy, like the dessert was crossbred with mousse. Each fist-sized scoop is still sturdy enough to suspend several kinds of mix-ins, like toasted hazelnuts, saltines, and cookie dough. Classic flavors like french vanilla and chocolate (Angela’s calls it the “Milkiest Chocolate”) should be in every ice cream-related prenup, but the less conventional flavors are even more exciting. Go for Lemon Bar stitched up with ribbons of lemon curd and pockets of crushed shortbread—and, if it's the right season, try the Tiramisusie with brandy syrup-soaked vanilla wafers and a dusting of cacao. video credit: Patrick Wong video credit: Patrick Wong Pause Unmute" - Patrick Wong

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San Francisco’s New Restaurant Openings - San Francisco - The Infatuation

"Angela’s is a Petaluma-based ice cream shop with a new location in Noe Valley. The dozens of flavors include peanut butter crunch, lemon bar, and birthday cake." - julia chen 1, patrick wong

https://www.theinfatuation.com/san-francisco/guides/new-san-francisco-restaurant-openings
Angela’s

Nicholas P.

Google
Wide selection of flavours, but the ice cream is not that good. Lots of ice crystals. You can visibly see them in the cheesecake in the 4-berry basque cheesecake flavour. The pistachio also had an off, artificial flavour. The flavours sounded interesting, but the execution just wasn't quite there.

Arthur G.

Google
Wow! Angela’s organic ice cream shop, which recently opened on 24th Street near Dolores Street has fabulous vegan and dairy flavors. The staff was very helpful. Deedee suggested that I should try Caramel Crunch with my Brownie Dulce de leche, which was exquisite. My wife had the Italian Pistachio with ( I think) the Dutch Sunrise. She LOVED her flavors. While we live in Manhattan, we look forward to returning to try more flavors!

Elbahri S.

Google
Love this place, super conveniently 2min away from my home. Perfectly balanced sweetness. New favorite ice cream spot.

Gern B.

Google
Underwhelming and Pedestrian. The location is really nice and the employees are really sweet. Unfortunately, the ice cream is at best, average of the four flavors I've tried. It tastes like an amateur crafter who doesn't have the skills or experience yet to know what they're doing. Plastic, Corporate ice cream is probably marginally better than what I have had here and there are plenty of other ice cream makers in the city to go to that are light years ahead of this outfit. No reason to return.

Zinnia X.

Google
Very tasty new icecream shop! We got 4 berry basque cheesecake and dulce de leche brownie and they were SO GOOD! Also super friendly staff!

PJ P.

Google
Just tried Angela’s Ice Cream and wow—absolutely amazing! The texture was so creamy and smooth, and every bite was perfection. The staff were super friendly and made the whole experience even better. Definitely a spot I’ll be coming back to again and again!

Abby D.

Google
Delicious ice cream in Noe Valley! Tons of gluten free options, all are labeled. Friendly staff who let you try lots of flavors. Cherry almond flavor was our favorite. Amazing addition to 24th street!🍦

Carter G.

Google
What price would you pay for great ice cream? And no, I don't mean in dollars - I mean in a terrible experience. Objectively, Angela's ice cream is delicious. But it's criminally understaffed by apathetic or outright annoyed employees who are, themselves, victims of an unorganized, confusing tasting + checkout process that creates long lines and frustrated customers. The space itself feels incomplete and poorly considered. There's a large empty space in the middle, and abandoned counter opposite of the ice cream counter which serves no purpose, an exposed hand washing sink and restroom, and a messy everything else. It's both strikingly empty and cluttered at the same time. It's quite unappetizing to see 4 individual sinks and into the restroom (they never shut the door). Ultimately, it's admirable to put the ice cream first, but at what cost to the customer experience?