Butter & Cream

I don’t know how anyone could rate this less than 5 stars. It’s seriously the best I’ve cream I’ve ever tasted! Soooo incredibly creamy and the flavors are exceptional! I’m already planning a trip back. The service was great and the store is comfortable and quaint. As a bonus, there are gluten-free options and dairy-free options! DELICIOUS!

Very well laid out. Ice cream was creamy and fresh. Many original and interesting combinations of flavors. Had the Honey Ricotta Pistachio and Maple. Wife had Butter Pecan, Vanilla. Both on GF sugar cone. Amazing!

Peach season in Georgia ended this week, and sadly I couldn’t make it to the final farmers markets to pick up my last ‘fix’. I was happy to be able to get from Butter and Cream, the decadent peaches and cream ice cream, made with Pearson Farms peaches - along with scoops of the creative flavors basil pine nut brittle, and blackberry ginger caramel. All three scoops were fantastic - love that Butter and Cream makes all their ice cream locally with real cream, small batch using fresh ingredients, you can taste the difference in texture, and I’m going to say it’s good (ok ‘better’) for me. Also, the Beltline location meant I could balance the indulgence with outdoor exercise (walking back to my car counts, right?) after.

Came here because I wanted to try them to compare against other places in the area. They were pretty good. Right on the beltline so walkable to go to other shops and spots as well. Got the dairy-free vanilla ice cream, topped with bourbon spiced pecans. It was fantastic and it didn't have my stomach going crazy afterwards. Definitely could taste the difference in it being dairy free. Seemed creamier. I'd come back for more, because there are so many flavors.

Ice cream place that offers decent ice cream flavors, shakes and ice cream sandwiches. Tried Mint Chocolate chip and taste was okish, less chocolate chips, over sweet and very dominant flavor of mint which is not in other places from where I tried the same flavor. I also tried OG Goodness flavor in which I felt same the over sweet part.

This ice cream was amazing! Staff was helpful in picking out flavors, and it was more delicious than I expected! The honey flavor was perfectly sweet, definitely recommend.

Parking might be a little hard to find for this place, but don't let that discourage you from going. You can always find parking on the side streets. This is hands-down the best ice cream place in Atlanta and way better than Jeni's. They're just not famous enough yet. Their flavors are all hand crafted and they taste wonderful. I have had their OJ goodness, dark chocolate Malbec, two of the coffee flavors, butterscotch brownie, and they were all phenomenal. In the picture you see the bourbon chocolate and OG goodness. Please don't waste your time and money going to Jeni's and start going here!

Service was slow. No fault of the worker. Only one worker on a Friday night. Ice cream was delicious. Cookie Monster was amazing. Wish I could give 5 stars if they were fully staffed. Someone else did show up halfway through our wait so that helped.

We went to another place like a mile away which was smelly (seriously) and blenders broken. So we instead came here. I swear everything happens for a reason in life. Waze took us to a parking lot and we were sort of confused. Then my hubs figured out oh we go down this staircase. I'm not even sure what this area is considered in Atlanta but it was cute. As we walked along to to the ice cream shop, I was just so happy to be on vacation exploring Atlanta. Then getting to the place omg how cute. Tiffany blue! They had a little ice cream pop on a stick my son was in his glory. This was just one of those stops that made our vacation, one of those memories that you won't forget. Service was great. Oh I see it's called the beltline. Yeah come here for a magical experience.

Great location, vegan/dairy-free options, and neat atmosphere! I didn't know how you couldn't see the ice cream (the visual helps me decide!), but that's probably just a personal preference. I was pleasantly surprised by the chocolate sorbet. I'm dairy-free and usually hate ordering sorbet, because if I'm getting dessert I want chocolate not mango flavored ice. But, in this case, I was happy to find a yummy chocolate sorbet that competed with dairy free ice cream. I'd totally order it again.

Cute icecream location on the Beltline. Right behind krog street. Sweet server. The icecream was great. The kids loved it ‼

A fantastic sweet spot in the Atlanta area. There are 3 locations and my friend and I decided to go to the one on Krog street. Feel free to try all the unique flavors. I highly recommend the earl grey cranberry and the OG (cheese cake ice cream I think with cookie dough, chocolate, brownie and a lot more goodness). There wasn't a line when we went on a Sunday afternoon, but I can imagine a huge one in the summer. Pro tip: Also a single scoop with two half scoops is just the right amount!

Amazing ice cream spot right off the beltline! I found this place on a recent walk and I am so glad I went in to check it out. Butter and Cream has a wide range of unique flavors like Honeycomb and Lavender & Fig. I got a scoop of the Earl Grey with Black Currant Jam. The ice cream was super smooth and delicious. The interior has some picnic style seating, and the patio is really cute with fairy lights and plenty of seating. My new favorite ice cream spot in Atlanta!

We went to get ice cream and ended up looking bro find this place. GPS said we were there but we didn't see it. We started asking around and discovered that the location is below where gps took us. We understand the area is called the pipeline. There were several businesses and j that strip. We took a set on stairs to go down to the area.- We had ice cream. I had the butter cream and strawberry sorbet scoops. Both were very good. The strawberry sorbet was sweet and melted on my mouth. The butterscotch cream tasted like it had cake in it. Good stop.

So glad I was able to go to butter & cream during my visit to Atlanta. It was a last minute decision since it was close to the place I had for lunch. It's located on the Beltline and has such unique flavors that I haven't really seen anywhere else. I got the tandy kake while my friend got the cashew creme brulee. I really enjoyed both flavors. The cashew creme brulee wasn't overly sweet. The cashews added a nice nutty taste to it and provided a nice crunch for texture. The tandy kake is the opposite of the cashew creme brulee because of all the decadent sweetness in it. It was a peanut butter caramel ice cream with vanilla cake and chocolate covered peanut butter through the ice cream. If I could, I would have tried all the flavors because some of them sound really interesting. Would definitely recommend to give it a try if you're ever in the area.

Came here as a little pick-me-up. Tried the Midnight Snack which has cookies, cake, and brownie pieces. It also has condensed milk and cream cheese icecream. It was so delicious and sweet! Oh and you can't forget the rainbow sprinkles!

Walking along the Beltline and swung in spontaneously for some ice cream as we passed by. It was late afternoon/early evening and there was no one else in the store and we just casually had some of the creamiest, silkiest ice cream in existence. If you eat inside the shop, you use these adorable little metal spoons with boxes to place your used utensils when you're done. Honeycomb Forest (3.75/5): The ice cream is still an incredible texture, but the only reason why this gets a lower rating is purely because I found the flavor to be a bit one note. Earl Grey & Black Currant Jam (5/5): The earl grey is so rich and comes through beautifully through in their creamy ice cream base, but the black currant jam just adds an amazing tartness that cuts through. Genuinely was the best ice cream I may have ever had.

Butter and Cream has been on my personal bucket list for a long time and we went to Nina and Rafi for dinner so it was a super convenient stop for dinner! The only reason this place is not my favorite ice cream is because you can't see the ice cream like you can at Jeni's!!! You can try it but I love to see what each flavor look likes before eating Either way, on a whim I shared a double scoop in a bowl with a friend and we got the espresso and pumpkin flavors and together... this truly was an unbeatable combination. It tasted EXACTLY like a pumpkin spice latte and oh my god this was amazing to eat. Butter and Cream you really did it with this combination and it was unbeatable. I literally can't wait to come here again and try more amazing ice cream flavors!

We tried a few flavors and both were unique and rich. Try the honey pistachio flavor if you are a fan of the green nuts. Perfect balance of sweetness and flavor. Service - 4/5 Food - 4/5 Ambience - 4/5

This ice cream shop is located on the Beltline. It was a bit confusing finding this location but a few ppl were able to assist me. Inside is small with limited seating but there is also outdoor seating. I ordered the blueberry peach cheesecake single scoop on a waffle cone. The ice cream is good but not one of my favorite ice cream shops. The staff was really friendly and offered samples so I could choose the flavor that I liked the best. Parking can get tricky but I was able to find free street parking. I am glad I visited this location.

We got a new recommendation for dinner and it was a few doors down from an ice cream shop I had not heard of, bonus! The entire area has such a great vibe, right on the beltline and paid parking options too. The Butter and Cream shop is great, there is some amazing artwork and the decorative mirrors have ice cream scoops! The flavors all sounded delicious and they weren't doing samples yet, but we were told samples will be returning soon! The crew was patient in describing the flavors for us and we loved our selections. I got the OG Goodness, Matt went with Blueberry Cobbler, Isabel & Stella went for Strawberry Sorbet, Abigail got a Cookies and Cream Milkshake and my in-laws shared Butter Pecan. I need to go back to try the Horchata and Midnight Snacks flavors!

i told myself i would visit butter and cream before i moved away from atlanta and i finally did! spent the day biking on the beltline and ended up here--and so glad i did! only wish is that i tried it earlier so i could go again! butter and cream has some indoor tables. you order at the counter and pay. the employee was very kind (i think his name was cody?) and let us try samples which was awesome. i got the lady grey lavender ice cream which is an earl grey with a lavender flavor. it was amazing! i loved the floral taste and it was very light. i also got the seasonal strawberry cheesecake with cookie pieces in it. the strawberry cheesecake ice cream was really good. wasn't a fan of the cookie texture though. overall i loved the ice cream! i love that they're local too. only thing is the prices are quite expensive -- i think it was $7.60 for two scoops. i definitely treated myself as it was my last week living in atlanta and the single looked really small.

YUM! I was on a walk on the BeltLine and was drawn to stop in for some ice cream. With this hot weather it was the perfect treat! Inside, there are no tables or chairs as they do not offer "dine in" services at the moment. There is outdoor seating that is available. They have a lot of flavors to choose from and the staff was super friendly. They do not offer samples of flavors (COVID restriction) but the staff does a great job of describing what is in each flavor. I decided on 2 scoops in a cup: 1 scoop of B & C Vanilla and 1 scoop of Butterscotch Brownie. I wasn't a fan of the vanilla ice cream; it tasted freezer burned but I would try it again if I was getting it fresh. The Butterscotch Brownie was SO GOOD! I can see why one of the employees said it's her favorite flavor.

Parked on Edgewood then hopped on the Beltline for some ice cream. It's been super busy as of writing this (May 2021) so if you are worried about COVID I'd definitely recommend having your mask handy! Staff are masked, there's a bathroom available, and some benches inside. Butter and Cream is in a line with a few shops that share an outdoor patio; the tables were pretty busy so we enjoyed our ice cream on the side of the Beltline. The prices are about on par with ice cream you get on the Beltline, there are some classic flavors like and some bougier flavors (not complaining, they're delicious.) I got toasted coconut and midnight snack; both were excellent. Toasted coconut is supper coconutty and has bits of coconut throughout; midnight snack is pretty globular with cookies and brownies and the like. Two scoops are a little more than $6, and the ice cream is super creamy and lovely! Overall, it's a nice stop on a hot day, just be ready to face the crowds. Sprinkles are free as well, if you're into that!

I didnt get the two guy's names that worked there last night but they were so nice. I had the blueberry cheesecake and good lord I got diabetes now it was so delicious! 10/10

TLDR: the BEST ice cream spot in all of Atlanta (will fight you if you say otherwise) I've been to butter and creams countless times and they never fail. Their flavors are not only creative but executed on SOOO well. I have not tried a single flavor that I don't like there but my ABSOLUTE favorites are: 1) OG Goodness - it's got chunks of yellow cake in there and is just SUCH a creamy delicious flavor (I pretty much will always get a scoop of this flavor when I go... absolutely obsessed with this flavor and 2) Honeycomb Forrest - it's got chunks of honeycomb. Also super creamy and delicious and the flavor of the honey is present but not overwhelming Literally THE best ice cream spot (better than Jeni's)... walk don't run!!

What a delicious treat! Went here with my mom and we both absolutely loved it. I'm a big ice cream fan so I definitely know what I like and don't. It's so creamy and the flavors are amazing, I wanted to try them all. The staff was very friendly and the location is perfect. Highly recommend Butter & Cream if you haven't already.

Since 2014, Butter & Cream has been one of my favorite ice cream shops in Atlanta. Among locally-owned ice cream shops, it's been No. 1. My wife, who I met in 2016, independently agrees. Maybe that's why we're married. I've been a big fan of Butter & Cream's original location in near Decatur Square (https://bit.ly/3kmHdg0) and was happy to this location open on the Atlanta BeltLine's Eastside Trail in 2018. It's part of the row of restaurants, bars, and retailers that belong to Studioplex Alley (a.k.a. SPX Alley with Guac y Margys, Playa Bowls, Hawkers, Nina & Rafi). Like many BeltLine vendors, there's no dedicated parking for Butter & Cream, but there's plenty of free street parking in the surrounding area. I recommend parking on Edgewood Ave SE (park on or near the bridge), Auburn Ave NE, or Lake Ave NE. All are a short walk from entry points to the BeltLine that are close to Butter & Cream. Like Butter & Cream in Decatur, the business' BeltLine store is modestly sized with a sort of rustic, Southern, charming, homey feel. I like how SPX Alley has allowed each of its tenants a customized storefront. Butter & Cream's aqua/cyan storefront attractively stands out. While seating is limited inside, there's actually a bit more space here than in Decatur. Outside, there's a bench and several picnic tables. This is perfect for the BeltLine. Quintessential ice cream for the BeltLine. The same decor from the Decatur location has made its way here, from the blackboard chalk menu to the round mirror framed with ice cream scoops. During my visit for this review, the store offered 21 ice cream flavors, eight toppings, five sorbet flavors, and four ice cream sandwich flavors. They also sold "pup cups" for dogs, sorbet slushies, root beer floats, milkshakes, and baked goods like cakes, bars, and cookies. Butter & Cream is mindful of food allergies and dietary restrictions. They make sure to note which flavors contain gluten and nuts and which flavors are vegan. Ice cream prices were as follows: * Single scoop - $4.25 * Double scoop - $6.25 * Triple scoop - $7.85 * Kids scoop - $2.75 * Pint - $9.25 * Quart - $18.00 * Cones & toppings - add $1 for each Shakes, sorbet slushies, root beer floats, and ice cream sandwiches were $6.75 each. They also offered sundaes. All of Butter & Cream's flavors are original, even staple flavors like Vanilla and Butter Pecan. For example, their version of Vanilla utilizes single-origin vanilla beans from Tahiti. Their version of Butter Pecan has bourbon-spiced pecans. Their Vietnamese Coffee ice cream uses coffee from Trung Nguyen. Every one of their flavors is special and unique in some way. One of Butter & Cream's flavors, Good Trouble, honors late Atlanta resident and civil rights leader John Lewis. It's chocolate ice cream with brown sugar cake, coconut pecan crunch, and caramel. 100% of the proceeds from sales of Good Trouble go to Fair Fight, a national voting rights organization based in Georgia. A couple flavors I've gone back to again and again over the years are O.G. Goodness and Honeycomb Forest. O.G. Goodness is brown sugar ice cream with St. Louis butter cake. Honeycomb Forest is honey ice cream and honeycomb candies. They're really good. During this visit, I had the Milk & Cookies and Earl Grey & Black Currant Jam. Unsurprisingly, both were outstanding. I've never tried a bad flavor from Butter & Cream. The Milk & Cookies is vanilla ice cream with chocolate chip cookie pieces. I think they make the cookies themselves and they're the same ones they sell in the store. It's simply a satisfying and comforting flavor. It made me feel like a kid again. The Earl Grey & Black Currant Jam was like the opposite, more of a complex and delectably-refined "adult" flavor. In general, all ice cream I've had from Butter & Cream has been superb in both taste and quality. Nothing tastes strange or artificial. Everything tastes whole, fresh, and all-natural. Creamy and gratifying. One difference I noticed between this location and the Decatur location is the scoop sizes we received at this location were smaller than the scoop sizes we've received at the Decatur location. It's noticeable when you compare scoop sizes in pictures I've taken at both locations. I tweeted about this and Butter and Cream picked up on it, even following up with me separately on Instagram to make sure I was taken care of. I eventually had an email conversation with Henryk who said: "Thank you so much for making us aware of your scoop discrepancy! We have instructed our staff to pay closer attention to their scoop sizes. It is something we are constantly enforcing. Apologies for the inconvenience." Henryk offered me free scoop cards to be left at the location of my choice. When I asked if the cards could be mailed to me instead, he obliged. Now that's A+ customer service. Thank you, Henyk. I look forward to my return visits to Butter & Cream for many years to come.

I think the ice cream here is great, but I had one of the strangest experiences here on a Friday afternoon back in the spring. The gentleman who opened the store in the afternoon showed up, definitely on some sort of substance. He ended up giving me the key to open the establishment up, and then disappeared to the back to turn off the alarm (which took about 5 minutes). He then, in his state of mind, decided he probably shouldn't be serving ice cream and then kicked my friend and I out. Anyway, I hope that man either cleaned up his act or is no longer working there because I was really looking forward to ice cream that day!

After dinner last night, my dear friends thought we should go out for a walk and go get some ice cream on the beltline. Since I have literally only been on the beltline once, a few years ago, I figured, wth why not- I could use the exercise anyways. Located in the SPX Alley strip mall, this is definitely a unique location. There is limited parking on the front side (I assume off of Auburn Ave by looking at the address and satellite), but the businesses all face the beltline! So, I guess it forces people to get out and walk. Don't worry, even during covid times, this strip will keep you on your toes. Thankfully, Butter & Cream though, does what they can to promote safe distancing. First of all, they have their own patio seating (only sit at the red picnic tables!). Then, you can barely walk in, as they have everything roped off, and a small counter where you pay (card only!). There is sanitizer there. There is also a menu with descriptions. However, since I came on a whim, I didn't know anything about this place. If you have time, I suggest you look at their online menu, one of the reasons I gave this place 5 stars. It is very detailed, and even has pictures of items! Also, note that some flavors are exclusive to this store, while some are exclusive to their flagship, in Decatur. Before I go on, I would like to note that I am excited to see a local creamery getting popular. Living in Denver, there were a lot, and they were all excellent. Before I moved away, I didn't see too many- so this was refreshing to hear about how good this place was. Then, after looking at the menu, I was overwhelmed, quickly. The choices, the sizes, the flavors. They even had take home, but, I didn't pack an dry ice with me and I probably just would have eaten it on the car ride back to Alpharetta. So, I decided to get a double of the honeycomb forest- honey ice cream with honeycomb candy. After ordering, they came outside to bring our ice cream, along with spoons and napkins. My ice cream was very sweet and creamy (like honey tastes!), however, I didn't really get a chance to taste any candy (assuming I was looking for a crunch). But low and behold, I will come back to try one of the many other amazing flavors. You can definitely tell this stuff is small batch, and that is refreshing to know. Another thing, I am not even sure if they have water or not, but if you are walking on the beltline and come here, I would suggest bringing a bottle to keep hydrated- I mean, this stuff is sweet and water is good to keep you balanced. Other than that, this is a great addition to the area, can't wait to check it out again! Ice cream fans, not to be missed!

Best dairy-free icecream in Atlanta! Wow! The dairy free vanilla is AMAZING - the taste and the texture!

Got the og goodness in a waffle cone. Lord it's good. Mixed with a little bit of cake. The ice cream is creamy and soft. Sweet but not overly so. Mmm ohhh weee. Try it.

Butter & Cream is definitely home to some of the best ice cream in Atlanta. Staff is very friendly and they have a wide selection of flavors available. I got the "Vietnamese Coffee" flavor, and it was creamy and sweet. Only thing that keeps me from giving 5 stars is the portion size. If you're even a tiny bit hungry, you'll need to get a double scoop.

Butter & Cream in Atlanta is a small ice cream shop that offers some really original and fun flavors. I was very full from dinner, but I couldn't miss the opportunity to try its seasonal apple cider sorbet! I love ice cream, but i also appreciate a good sorbet. This one tastes like frozen apple cider without being icy, which was perfect. I was surprised that they allowed us to sample different flavors as that is something that most shops of eliminated because of covid. I really appreciated getting to try several flavors before making my decision, and it now gives me incentive to go back because there were several other flavors that were close contenders that visit.

Yo! This place is legit! Everything we had was majorly delicious! Meringue, ice cream & sorbet is made fresh daily and most ingredients sourced locally! Vegan and gluten-free options - lots of them!

Tasty ice cream but not as creamy as some other places I've tried. I ordered the Sundae with the oatmeal cookie ice cream, butterscotch sauce with a cherry on top. It was good but expensive for just one scoop! Lots of seating so you can enjoy your ice cream there before heading back to the Beltline.

Friendly staff and the allowed for tasting of multiple flavors. Delicious even on a cold day!

Without a doubt one of the best places in the area to satisfy your sweet tooth craving. Upon entering the establishment the aroma of freshly pressed waffle cones fills the air. The staff while visiting was very informative providing detailed descriptions of their unique ice cream. The service was prompt and very friendly. I opted for a cup of the honeycomb and cookies & cream ice cream. The smooth creamy sweet ice goodness literally melted in my mouth. They are open later than most so if you are out late near the beltline this is definitely a spot that you want to try. They also have a rewards program for loyal customers which is always a plus :-).

Was really excited to have a taste of vegan ice cream while walking, but the employee this evening was sans sanitary. While preparing a cone for another customer, her long hair entered the freezer with her. Then, with bare hands, flipped her hair back, and continued. She should've been wearing gloves. I hope management updates their safety practices in this post pandemic era.

I saw this ice cream shop on Yelp and had been dying to try it. My fiancé and I decided to check it out last night. It wasn't busy at all and we were able to take our time and try out various ice cream flavors. My fiancé decided to go with the oatmeal caramel in a waffle cone and I wanted a variety of the ice cream flavors that I had tried, so I went with 4 half scoops with a brownie. I wanted to go out with a bang since I had been craving it for awhile. The 4 half scoops I went with were OG goodness, midnight snacks, butterscotch brownie, oatmeal caramel topped with butterscotch and whipped cream. I definitely went overboard, but it was worth it. The ice cream was very tasty and rich. I enjoyed it a lot. However, I wished the brownie was warmed, but they don't have a microwave, such a bummer. The butterscotch didn't really taste hot to me either, but it was good. My fiancé enjoyed his ice cream flavor, but didn't care for the waffle cone since it wasn't made fresh. Overall, it was good and I'd be willing to try it out again. If you're on the Beltline and looking for a sweet treat, check out Butter & Cream.

My daughter and son-in-law brought us here for dessert. What a treat! First, the setting is great. It is right on the Atlanta Beltline among busy restaurants. It smells wonderful and draws you in. There are many delicious and unique flavors. I tried the OG goodness - brown sugar ice cream with butter cake pieces. I also tried a bite of my hubby's oatmeal cream pie ice cream. Both were sooooo good! I think this will become a favorite spot when we visit!

It was such a beautiful day on 03/08/2020 that I needed to be outdoors. As such, myself and my beau decided to walk the Eastside BeltLine. As we were walking we noticed people walking towards us with ice cream. Of course seeing others with ice cream made us want some too! I hopped on yelp to to determine what ice cream spots were near us. Butter & cream was at the top of the list since it was the closest in proximity to where We were located. We may have walked 10 steps and saw the sign for this spot. It is located in a strip of other restaurants. The actual establishment is pretty small. However, there were a few tables to dine inside and a few located outside. They do have a bathroom for patrons to use- this was a plus for me! There was a line of about 10 or so people. We waited approximately 10-15 minutes until it was our turn to be served. I was reading reviews and already had a few flavors in mind to taste based on the reviews. I only tried about 3 flavors and opted to go with the Honeycomb Forest. If you love the taste of honey, this is a must try. I opted to have my scoop in a waffle cone. I could not resist the cone given that you are hit with the aroma of them upon entry into the shop! My beau went with a classic, butter pecan in a cup. Flavor: while my ice cream was tasty, I can't really rave about it. It was good, but not something that had me wanting more. I am sure I will be on the trail again in the future, and may try a different flavor. Service: I have to give kudos for this department. The staff was friendly, and patient. Everyone seems to be eager to help the guests. I look forward to trying this place again, maybe I just did not find the flavor that fits me on this visit

Super tasty ice cream! It gets busy and the line can move a bit slow on weekend nights, but so worth it. They also have a variety of vegan flavors, which is rare for ice cream shops, as you typically see just a sorbet or two. Definitely will be back!

Perfect ice cream shop in such a great area . This is a beltline MUST TRY SPOT ! They have such unique ice cream flavors and love the classic layout brings a nice old fashion style to the beltline

All the RAVE adds up. Visiting BUTTER & CREAM Atlanta for my very first time and I think I found something delicious. I've tried the midnight snacks my choice on a chocolate dipped sugar cone and oh it was good. You will definitely feel nostalgia and satisfied after visiting this place. You are able to sample flavors but, not really if there's a line. And they don't have a clear menu, it's basically a hand written chalk menu and it's kinda faint even more so if you're visually impaired. The menu also doesn't tell you what's in the icecream it's just names E.g.( Midnight snack). The outdoor pavilion seating didn't have any napkins at the tables. I had to go back inside to get napkins that was an inconvenient annoyance.

This ice cream store will not let you sample their ice cream or at least the person who was serving me told me that. How can an ice cream store who won't let you sample their flavors when they "invented" so many different flavors and name their flavor "OG".

There are so many cute new places to dine on the belt line and I am on a mission to try them all! I stumbled into this ice cream shop on an impromptu trip and really enjoyed myself They have many unique selections of ice cream like lavender and early grey but they also have all of the classics. The decor is very trendy and hip and the service was great. The woman who was working provided a lot of good recommendations and let us try a bunch of samples. If you're in the mood for something sweet I would definitely recommend

Butter and Cream Atlanta, GA Midnight Snack Milkshake Sweetened condensed milk and cream cheese ice cream with chocolate chip cookies, brownies, chocolate covered cake pieces, and a dulce de leche swirl. (Gluten free) Price $6.75 if you want to make it dairy free it's an extra $1 Taste: No distinct taste. Big disappointment. Consistency: Very watery and over-blended. I was served cream with cookie pieces in it. Appearance: Not crazy about the cup. The whipped cream application was piss poor and the cherry on top was a loss cause. Quality of Service: Just like most establishments in Atlanta, the decor gave off a southern hospitality feel. Line was a bit long, but orders were taken swiftly. All questions were answered throughly and the workers were very patient while we made our selections. With all that being said, the quality of the milkshake isn't worth the stairs we had to walk down. Overall Rating:

I loved Butter & Cream in Decatur and loved that they opened another location on the Beltline. Not that I don't like Jeni's, because I really do, but Butter & Cream is BAE! I'm usually a huge fan of ordering the ice cream a la mode with some of their rum cake, but it's not cheap and it's a lot of dessert for one person! I decided to order a small cup of the honeycomb forest, which is one of my favorites. There are usually chunks of honeycomb in the ice cream, but was disappointed to find not a single piece in my entire scoop. But I know that it may have been my unlucky day. The shop seems slightly smaller than the Decatur location, but big enough to fit our mid-size group and a couple other couples. They provide some water to quench your sugary sweet taste buds while consuming your dessert. Overall, Butter & Cream is definitely my favorite ice cream shop in the area thus far!

Ordered a custom ice cream cake for my husbands birthday and let me tell you, they put my beloved "Carvel" to SHAME! We ordered a Chocolate Chip Cake, Midnight Snacks Ice Cream, Ganache, and Chocolate Chip Cookies On Top! My only mistake was leaving it out in the kitchen as the chef prepared the meal...it was a little mess but boy did it taste amazing! Like I could've replaced my husband with this cake for a few days amazing. The textures and flavors were so good! I can't wait to go back!!!

In my book you can never go wrong with ice cream! I love anything ice cream. Butter & Cream was so good! I was looking for a good ice cream place that would have something my mentee would like last week, as I found she's pretty picky and doesn't like traditional flavored ice cream nor anything unique lol. She told me she usually only goes to Häagen-Dazs for one particular ice cream or sorbet I believe. After 2 attempts of ice cream places around Krog Street Market, and the BeltLine, I came across Butter & Cream. Finally we found a place with a flavor she liked! As they say "third times a charm." The young woman in there was nice and helpful. I wasn't sure what I wanted, but she was happy to let me sample all the ones I wanted before I made my final decision. I decided on the OG Goodness and the Butterscotch Brownie because I couldn't decide on one. Both had nice buttery flavors with the right amount of creaminess and sweetness. They also had pieces of cake in the OG Goodness, as well as pieces of brownies in the Butterscotch Brownie. They I love almonds so last minute I asked for almonds so she was kind enough to put some in a cup on the side as the cup was a bit to small to fit them on top. My mentee got the strawberry sorbet and she really enjoyed it. She was going to settle in butter pecan until I noticed the sorbet on the menu. Once she tasted it she was hooked. Their prices were pretty reasonable as well as I only paid $8 and change for both of our treats. The store was nice and clean. It's surrounded by some other food places and shops along the BeltLine which is important to mention as we walked around for about 10 minutes trying to find the shop. My GPS kept telling me I was there, but there was no Butter & Cream in front of me lol. I was determined to find this place so I finally called and once she said they were in the BeltLine, I had no problem finding it. I didn't even know those places were down there so I definitely have to go back as I haven't really been on the BeltLine like that. Sad, I know lol. Anyways it was really nice scenery around there and nice places to sit outside the shop if you wanted to. It was about to storm so we headed to the car so we wouldn't get stuck in the downpour. I really enjoyed it, and I'd love to go back again with my sister on a weekend to really enjoy Butter & Cream along the BeltLine and all it has to offer. I'm glad we found something not only that I could enjoy, but that my mentee could enjoy as well!

William and Devaughn were amazing!!!! They were really busy the night we went and they got us out icecream in a timely manner and gave excellent service. William was scooping icecream like an actual king and Devaughn was holding the back down. These boys deserve a raise! I will definitely be back because of them!! 10/10 recommend! Also the hot fudge here is the best in all the land.

I visited Butter & Cream on a whim while walking along the BeltLine a couple Fridays ago. I was surprised to see another ice cream shop so close to Jeni's at Krog Street Market and Jake's Ice Cream across the street, but once I saw the flavors on the board, I was really happy to welcome Butter & Cream to the neighborhood! This ice cream shop is Butter & Cream's third location (also found in Decatur and Roswell). I don't believe they have dedicated parking, but I imagine their main audience will be foot traffic from the BeltLine. They have a patio with outdoor tables and a bench available. Only once inside, did my husband and I realize what a conflicted visit we would have. I was expecting simple flavors and an easy choice to make, and I was dead wrong! I was delighted to see all the options available, and I'm glad that they let me try all the flavors I was interested in. I ended up getting a cone of honeycomb forest, and my husband got an ice cream sandwich featuring mint chocolate chip on chocolate chip cookies. All of the staff was warm and friendly, especially the young man who rang up our order. I mean suuuuper friendly, like he was so-so happy to help serve us ice cream. It was awesome and it made us even happier we had stopped in! You may be more familiar with Jake's or Jeni's but you must take a visit to Butter & Cream, too. I'm glad I did!

Always pleased with his ice cream. You can tell it's from scratch and made. What's the best ingredients. I would definitely recommend this place.

You'd think a place that sells dog ice cream would allow dogs in a stroller. How else would you buy it if you aren't allowed to wheel your dog into the restaurant? Window service? Doesn't exist unfortunately.

Wowwwww. Really, really good ice cream. Like extremely high quality. Unique flavors. Honeycomb Forest and Cookies & Cream (an always-good classic) is my fav!

This place offers dog ice cream but does not allow dogs inside. I parked my car, PAID for parking, got my 100 pound dog out of the car and to the place, only then to then find out that dogs are not allowed inside. My dog is an ESA and he was not allowed inside. The only way to order was to stand outside, call and give my card info over the phone. I was by myself so didn't have anyone to stand outside with the dog. They should have this information available for pet owners before they physically get there instead of advertising dog friendly.

Stopped in today while walking the belt line. Y'all already know this ice cream is FABULOUS. My personal fav, of course, is the OG Goodness. But we are still in a pandemic, so I was wondering what the experience would be like when I saw they were open. I was pleased. No cones right now. Only cups. You can't really go in the store. You can take a few steps inside the door, but then it's roped off. Someone in a mask comes to take your order. Someone behind the counter in a mask scoops your ice cream. You should also wear a mask, by the way, but it's not a requirement. There are no taste samples. You also cannot see, touch or breath on the ice cream case. They are cashless right now. When we handed the man our card, he swiped it, and then...wait for it...disinfected it. I was all about that. There's also a jug of hand sanitizer you can use. They give you your spoons and napkins in a bag. Then you leave. It felt pretty clean to me. And the ice cream was as delish as ever.