FoMu

I have never ordered a sundae before, never finished the entire thing with a smile, and never felt like I needed to go to an ice cream shop weekly until I came here. It's a good thing it's juuust far enough away from my house to not entice me daily. EVERYTHING is vegan! And I was so impressed with the flavors. They didn't make up for any lacks with more sugar either. I felt satisfied and like the flavor I got was well-balanced, with it being birthday cake, a flavor I never get for fear of it being weird or overly sweet. It was perfect. Their lemon flavor I tried was amazing too. I got the cookie sundae type with the brownie cookies. amazing. So excited to go back. It IS pricey though.

I visited FoMu with high hopes, and it absolutely delivered. Having alpha-gal syndrome means I have to avoid all mammal products, so finding safe desserts can be tough—but FoMu made it easy. Their plant-based ice cream was not only safe for my allergy, it was genuinely delicious—rich, creamy, and full of flavor. The staff was knowledgeable, kind, and took my allergy seriously, which gave me peace of mind. The service was smooth and friendly from start to finish. It’s rare to find a spot that’s both allergy-aware and this tasty. I’ll definitely be back!

we went to FoMu tonight with a group of 8, and the service (and product!) could not have been better. The server was attentive, supportive of our group’s allergy, generous with tastes, and efficient. and the ice cream — SO good! it was a great treat, and we will definitely be back next time we are in town!

12/10!!! there’s lots of creative flavor options & the texture is very thick/creamy, I’d recommend the mint & pancake flavors! I didn’t tell my friends we were getting vegan ice cream & at some point while we were enjoying, the conversation turned to “I could never be vegan because I could never give up this” 😆 & then they all were even more impressed. The cakes looked insane too, gonna get one for my birthday

They could make it clearer in the signage that they don't sell real ice cream. This is "frozen dairy dessert". For ice cream, you are better off going down the street to Van Leeuwen.

All vegan and multiple cone and cup options. I got the chocolate and it was rich. So good! We just wished they had somewhere to sit and eat.

Vegan ice cream and baked goods are awesome. Delicious flavor offering and cookies.

The fact that they don’t write on cakes and it is not noted on their website I did not like. A little pricey for a cake considering the size and how they’re just readily made. The cake did taste good, but if you don’t like coconut I wouldn’t suggest. This was a cake for my birthday and aside from everything else it didn’t not disappoint.

Great ice cream. Not sure if I've had vegan before. These flavors were amazing. Big scoops and great service!

This place has such a cool concept!!! Super unique ice cream shop which is all vegan (dairy free), with tons of cool flavors and ice cream sandwiches. Their PB cookies & cream flavor was INCREDIBLE. I would've never guessed it was vegan - it was some of the richest ice cream I've ever had and I didn't even miss the dairy. My girlfriend got the blueberry cobbler flavor and it was a little freezer burnt, but the flavor was so good! The only reason I take off a star is because they don't have any seating in the shop or nearby at all, this would be perfect.

Love this place! Wish they had some in CT. I would consider a franchise if they offered them (and I could afford it)! All plant-based milk ice cream that tasted better than most real ice creams I've had anywhere. Very generous portions, too. Not much more to say other than that I wish I lived closer and look forward to my next visit to Boston to try some of their other great flavors!

Obsessed with Fomu! I'm so bummed they closed a lot of their locations, particularly the Alston store but I came to this one to get a birthday cake. The storefront is very small but I was still happy they had a good selection of cakes and baked goods. The cake was the chocolate chip cookie dough and was wonderful. I loved the creaminess of the ice cream and how each piece had a cookie piece on top. I also love the icing. I just wish they had the ability to special order or at the very least write on the cake! Regardless, I highly recommend a trip here!

I love FoMu! I think it's by far the best vegan ice cream that you will find in Boston. They have so many flavors and to have it be dairy free and have other allergy friendly options (e.g., gluten free, nut free) is incredible! Most of their ice creams are coconut based and they do not disappoint. They are creamy and sweet, but not overly sweet. The flavor profiles are incredible as well. My favorite is the George Howell cold brew ice cream. But you also can't go wrong with the chocolate chip cookie dough. Their seasonal flavors are always fun to try as well, so it's worthwhile to stop by often. You can order in a size mini, small, medium, or large. I know for the small size up medium and large you can put at least two flavors, so if you're indecisive, you can mix and match! When you're in the mood for a quick treat, the mini is a perfect size. There are plenty of toppings that you can add to make a fun sundae, including your classic hot fudge to sprinkles to chocolate chips and more. Everything is vegan and plant based too. I also love that you can get a pint of the ice cream if you're looking for more. For those looking for something more fun than just a cup or cone of ice cream, they have so many vegan cookies that you can create ice cream cookie sandwiches. Also they have ice cream cakes!! I recently had the great honor of trying one of these and it was amazing. I got to try the vanilla sprinkle cake and it was everything I could have dreamed of and more!! Literally so many options!

Tl;dr - absolutely delicious, and service is always amazing! Such a great find! FoMu is basically next door so we go here on a regular basis. Their staple and seasonal flavors are amazing. I find that vegan ice cream often tends to be a bit off in texture (icy and grainy) but FoMu is so smooth and creamy. I couldn't even pick a single flavor as a favorite, they are all amazing.

Some of the best vegan ice cream I've ever had. I'm visiting from out of town and my friend who's been before made sure we stopped by. I tried a couple flavors before deciding on getting the birthday cake & the peanut butter cookies & creme (basically, I forget what they call it). Anyways I was so pleased to see they had whipped cream and waffle cones too. The staff was so friendly and patient as I struggled to decide my flavors. It's a cute spot. I definitely recommend & would love to return!

FoMu is a vegan ice cream chain and I stumbled upon this location near Fenway. I got a mini scoop of peanut butter chocolate chip ($5.50) and loved the creaminess and the subtle sweetness. Stop by FoMu for a great scoop of ice cream.

Really great dairy free ice cream shop! They have free samples and lots of flavor options. A little pricey, but that's not surprising.

The best vegan ice cream! We got the grasshopper and the amount of Oreo and mint ice cream was great. It's my favorite place to get ice cream.

Delicious plant based ice cream. I got the cookies and cream and was pleasantly impressed with how creamy and rich it was, yet still full of flavor. It had the right ratio of cookie to ice cream as well so I was glad the chocolate cookies weren't overpowering. You can taste the coconut base in it so if you don't like coconut this might not be for you. It is a little expensive (about $7) for a mini size, but being that it is small batch and plant based it is understandable. It is a small shop so there aren't any places to eat inside.

I've tried three different flavors of this vegan icecream at both the Fenway and South End locations and both times it was simply not good. I like vegan icecream if done well but it has tasted weird here both times and gave me a stomach ache after. Would rather just get sorbet or get vegan ice cream from another Boston establishment.

Let's be honest - if you know, you know :) This place has some of the best damn ice cream I've ever had, vegan or not. The ice cream sundae is super fun and the texture of the ice cream is unreal. Both vegan and non-vegan friends alike love this place and call it elite ice cream. Go FoMu!!

Decent dairy-free ice cream if you like coconut or don't mind it. The coconut milk base is discernible in most flavors and imparts a slightly slimy texture to the otherwise rich & dense ice cream. I like that you can combine 2 flavors in a single cup, even for the smallest size (mini). Flavors I've tried: - Blueberry Shortbread (4.5/5): coconut flavor pairs surprisingly well with the blueberry swirl and vanilla-flavored base. Shortbread chunks yummy too. - Grasshopper Pie (4/5): mint chip, fortunately with only subtle coconut notes. - Apple Cider Donut (3.5/5): prominent coconut flavor drowns out the apple cider-flavored base, but cider donut chunks are plentiful and tasty. - Magic Bar (2.5/5): sickeningly sweet and overwhelmingly coconutty due to the shredded coconut & other sugary mix-ins. Service is so-so. Employees aren't unfriendly, but it feels like they just awkwardly watch me read the menu. Rarely get greeted or acknowledged until I'm ready to order. Recently, one of the employees even talked over me to continue conversing with a colleague.

the best vegan ice cream i've ever had!!! the elvis pretzely flavor is immaculate-i absolutely loved the sweetness of the banana base ice cream with the saltiness of the chocolate covered pretzels and the creaminess of the peanut butter. my friends got the brownie batter and the cold brew flavors and those were delicious as well. The price is a little steep at almost $6 for a mini but it was so worth it

Good vegan ice cream!! Creamy. The hot fudge made it so good. I got mint and my friend got a chocolate one, which she didn't love but it wasn't too bad.

Chiller delight!! We came here after the Red Sox and Lions game. Their unique combinations were filled with flavor and edible pieces of fruits. My strawberry rhubarb was delightful. My husband's raspberry crumble was equally delicious. Would not have know it was vegan. If we come back to Boston, this will be a go to spot for us.

Ever since I discovered FoMu pints at Whole Foods, I've been hooked on this decadent vegan ice cream. Sure, it's more expensive than many of its counterparts, but it's tops in terms of creamy texture and interesting flavor combinations. So when our group came across a FoMu shop right near Fenway Park after the game let out, we couldn't resist a sweet nightcap. Even at 9:30/10pm, the line was out the door but moved pretty quickly This bright but tiny location is really just a counter, so we grabbed our ice creams and headed to some nearby benches to enjoy at leisure. I love that their menu is labeled for everything from nuts to soy and gluten. Before I went gluten and dairy free, cookies & cream and anything with baked component in it was an automatic favorite. So when I discovered that their strawberry and rhubarb ice cream (w/ crumbled pie crust) was gluten free, I was ecstatic -- rich, tart, and sweet without going over the top. A small (or kid's size?) was just the right amount for me. Maybe because of the coconut milk base, though (and the summer heat), their ice creams tend to melt faster than their dairy-full counterparts. Oh yeah, the blueberry shortbread (also GF) and sweet lavender were also winners in our group. Please open a FoMu in Camberville, and I will be ever grateful!

The store was almost empty, the person behind the counter wouldn't look at us or answer anything to us. We asked for regular and they only gave us 2 scoops worth ice-cream. The whole experience was so disappointing. I had high hopes because of the reviews here.

Love Fomu! Their grasshopper pie ice cream (mint chocolate with Oreo bits inside) is absolutely delicious with no coconut aftertaste if you're concerned with that. They used to have a bunch of unique summer flavors, but this location just had the standard chocolate/cookie dough/mint/peanut butter/coffee standard assortments, which I am not complaining about! The ice cream texture can feel a little "slimy" or "sticky" for lack of a better word, but to me it has never detracted from the flavor and overall experience. The sundae ($10) is definitely not worth it though- you get more whipped cream than you do ice cream. Just go for the med/large cups/cones to get the most out of the experience. I was a regular at Fomu for the summer I was in Boston for, and I'll continue to visit every time I find myself in Boston in the future!

My husband and I were walking around last night and felt like ice cream - stumbled on this place and had no idea it was plant-based, vegan ice cream.. Loved it - I had the blueberry cobbler and key lime pie. The graham cracker crumbles added such a nice texture and the coconut cream base makes you not miss the milk at all. He had the Magic Bar sundae but with grasshopper (mint) ice cream instead of vanilla and it was delicious. The Magic Bar is tasty and filling - if we lived in Boston we'd go all the time. Lots of vegan ice cream in California, but this is one of the best we've ever had!

My friends and I were in the nearby time out market and decided to give this place a try for desserts. The texture and taste feel just like regular ice cream. I got the small scoop with strawberry and cookies and cream. It was a very generous portion, and the girl working there was super nice about sampling flavors.

Kiddo liked it. Really small shop with not much inside standing room to order. Not really much else to say. Kid will go back again

Have no fear, you can purchase many items from FoMu online which is a blessing. The Fomu Ice Cream has all sorts of delicious sweet treats ranging from ice cream to fudge to cookies. The shop was really cute and quaint. I thought it was pretty large portions for the sweet treats.

Came on a Friday night around 9pm and there was a line out the door! The place is fairly small with no seating area so keep in mind you'll have to stand somewhere else to eat your treat. I got a double scoop of Apple Cider Doughnut and Caramel Pumpkin Pie. Both had a fair but of bite to them and there were so many chunks that it was a but like eating cake. The flavors were good and on the thicker side. They also let you sample so you can make sure to get your favorite before you commit to such an expensive treat. I would've liked a bit more depth to the flavor to match the thickness. They also only have wood spoons which is great for the environment but I just ended up tasting wood half the time instead of my ice cream. Would be interesting to try other flavors and see if they have less cakeiness and more depth.

Super decadent and a healthier kind of ice cream that ditches the dairy... so you don't need to feel TOO guilty about it (okay maybe just a little). I tried the lavender and the strawberry rhubarb and found it surprisingly delicious. It truly tastes just like regular ice cream--but I really like this place because they have some unique flavors that you don't commonly find. I highly recommend the lavender flavor- the hint of coconut in the base really elevates the flavor! Keep in mind that this place is on the pricier side, but they don't call it a treat for nothing. Definitely will come back!

FoMu has been on my mind to try out for a while now so encountering one after grabbing something to eat at Time Out was perfect! I didn't expect this shop to be so tiny but what else do you really need besides a counter. I'm no vegan but I do appreciate vegan treats and FoMu's ice cream is quite good! I had the mint chocolate which was almost convincing if it weren't for the apparent coconut flavor and the fast melting. I prefer my ice cream solid and chunky and FoMu's is not quite a soft serve but it was getting there. Still a tasty treat and I'd totally come back to try other flavors.

I came here with my mom Friday night, and it was pretty packed. I'd been wanting to try it after seeing it in an article about ice cream places to try in Boston. I will disclose that I'm not vegan, and prefer dairy ice cream, but this was not bad for a vegan, plant-based option, albeit a pricey one. I will also mention that the coconut base does have an obvious taste to it here also. I ordered the chocolate chip cookie dough and the strawberry rhubarb ice cream with hot fudge. Both of these flavors were yummy and the fudge was great, but I personally prefer my dairy ice cream next time I go out. I will say I did appreciate that all the utensils, from the tasting spoons to the bowls, were compostable! And they also disclose which ice creams have nuts and soy which I also think is cool.

Have walked past their storefront but never gone before. A cute little shop located in the middle of Fenway. They have a freezer with pre packed pints, ice cream cakes and cookie sandwiches. I ordered a small lavender coconut and oreo 'ice creams.' Everything they sell is vegan which not going to lie worried me as someone who loves ice cream... genuinely would have never known, both flavors were great! One of my friends ordered the rocky road which was super chocolatey so wasn't a fan of that flavor, but super good ice cream and a nice mix of traditional flavors and spunky ones. Staff was super nice. FYI they don't take AmEx. Only con was the price, my small came out to over $6 without tip. Overall super great plant based ice cream and you genuinely don't even realize there aren't dairy products in it.

I'm not gonna say I've ever had better ice cream in my life. Because I haven't. I know you haven't either. Loser.

Have always loved this ice cream as one of the best vegan ones I've tried. This location is tiny - almost like an enclosed stand. Can ask for samples before ordering. $5.15 for a mini and $6ish for a small. We tried the apple cider donut flavor. Another customer raves about key lime pie flavor!!

ohmygoshhh i'm crying because I'm so happy that I found FoMu! for those who don't know, FoMu is a plant-based, diary-free (completely vegan) ice cream so my lactose intolerant self is SO happy that I can finally enjoy ice cream like a normal person without feeling bloated and sick afterwards. This is a tiny little shop in Fenway with nowhere to sit (mostly a grab and go location) - but they're pretty efficient in getting people their order and sending them off into the world with their delicious ice cream. The textures and flavors were SPOT ON and you would never guess that this is vegan ice cream. It's so thick, flavorful, and creamy. We ordered the chocolate cookie dough and the seasonal, apple cider donut and both were so sweet, so creamy, and large portion sizes (even though we ordered the kiddie size). The ice cream here is chunky and there were good bites into both the apple cider donut and cookie dough flavors - almost felt like biting into a cake, YUM! The ice cream comes with compostable cups and spoons or you can opt for the cone which I think was a pretty great and sustainable touch. It is a tad bit pricey (I think I paid around 4.50 for a kiddie size) so definitely would not come here on the regular but glad this is an option for all my vegan & lactose intolerant friends out there!

We found this place by pure chance on yelp and it was close by. Initially, I thought it was just a regular ice cream shop. That was until I took my first bite. OMG!!! Amazing!! Was not expecting the hint of coconut. It was amazing!! Would go there again!!

I ordered a mini split with pumpkin pie and chocolate pudding flavors. The ice cream was very rich and creamy, and there was no line when I went (even though there was a Red Sox game). I would definitely come back to try their seasonal flavors!

Their ice cream is quite good, and much more satisfying considering it's fully vegan and "healthier." The flavor was there and it was still very creamy and smooth. While it doesn't taste like typical cookies and cream, for example, it's still worth a try! Overall 8/10!

Place was super cute! I ordered cookies and cream. Quality was good, but it tasted too salty for me.

Enjoyed getting to try FoMu today. There are a good number of flavor options- we went for chocolate pudding and chocolate cookie dough. The chocolate pudding was creamy and chocolatey and overall very good. The chocolate cookie dough was okay but had a overwhelmingly coconut taste. I thought we got the wrong flavor at first since the coconut taste was so strong haha. The price is steep- $10.59 for those two minis- but the ice cream is decently filling. I'd say this place is a good option for non dairy ice cream but because of the price and the odd flavor of the chocolate cookie dough, 4/5 stars.

This is a tiny location with no seating area. Be prepared to take it to go. This is a denser ice cream, don't expect airiness. The flavours are good but not amazing. Great option for those avoiding dairy. Metered parking available. Near Fenway Park.

This is the place to go (in Boston) for the best ice cream hands down. The texture and flavors were all on point. Friendly service and a solid amount of ice cream for the price. You should probably get a cone though, it's just an easier and better eating experience.

Had the absolute best service here! The nice girl that was working suggested I try a few samples to find what I liked

This closet is sooo good. All their ice cream is amazing. Definitely try whatever you want but the peanut butter chocolate cookie is amazing!! Their cakes looks awesome too - would be great for a birthday. The spoons are made of wood so they don't pollute. Everything is vegan but tastes amazing. Will definitely be back for a sweet treat!

This is so tasty given the ingredients! I won't say you can't taste the difference, but it is very good for what it is. The people working are nice and helpful and very patient with you as you choose which flavor you'd wanna try. The interior is also so cute! I'm a big fan. Definitely worth a try!

Not going to lie--I was not expecting this place to be good at all especially after reading "earth" in its motto. But honestly, this is some of the best artisan ice cream I've ever had! It definitely demolishes the stereotype of vegan foods tasting terrible because the ice cream I had was refreshing and delicious but you could still tell it was healthy. I was a bit hesitant that it was made out of soy milk but it adds a different experience. There are some flavors that taste more soy-ish than others (always ask for a sample before if you're not sure!) but you should give it a try anyway. My friend describes her experience eating the Caramel Pumpkin Pie as "eating out of an actual pumpkin" so I'd take her word for it. The flavor in their ice cream very dense and powerful while not being overwhelming. :) The only downside is that this specific location is really small and the only moving place inside is for ordering. Not really anywhere to sit and talk so my friend and I had to sit at the yard in front of TimeOut Market but the staff is very nice!

Delicious vegan ice cream!!! One of our friends loved all the flavors he tried and didn't know it was all vegan! The flavors do not have an obvious coconut milk/cream taste which sets this place apart from other vegan ice cream places. We returned the next night and bought several pints to enjoy during the rest of our vacation.

A little pricy but the seasonal flavors are usually a hit, it feels a little hidden but it's nice that it doesn't feel like a vegan place. It's just somewhere to get dessert that happens to be vegan

There are few foods in life that are the more ~health conscious~ option and taste just as sinfully good as the real thing, but Fomu has got you covered. Stepping into the tiny shop that might fit a max of 8 people at any given time, I realized the constant odd funk of Emack & Bolio's still lingered in the air, but the new space is all shiny and new and offers amazing flavors that will be well worth the wait that i anticipate having weekly once the Boston summer sets in. The worker when myself and my friends visited was more than happy to have us try endless flavors, so don't be shy to ask for more samples! Here's what got gobbled up: 《PEANUT BUTTER COOKIE》(made with Teddie's PB?!) 《CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE DOUGH》 《OAT MAGIC BAR》 Creamy, coconutty, still full of super rich flavor - Fomu can compete with the head ice cream honchos around town $$ is pretty average for a Boston ice cream trip, expect to spend between 4-7$ for a standard cup/cone. A little crazy? Yes. But not crazier than you choosing to go get ice cream there rather than being able to buy a whole gallon of ice cream for that price, so don't complain

So excited that FoMu came to Fenway! I've been anticipating this day for months. Ice cream was really good. I had a classic cookies and cream mini; be wary of the coconut milk taste if you've never had non dairy ice cream. I tried the magic bar too and felt it to be too "nutty." I would like to try the earl gray next or even the strawberry/vanilla bean classics. The texture feels just like regular ice cream, and I like the vegan/plant-based/ethically-sourced theme they have going on. Both of the employees I met were very nice and helpful with flavor samples. I will definitely come back to try some more flavors. Since I live here, it's more likely I'll just buy a few pints of ice cream or cake and eat it at home while watching Netflix, which sounds awesome. There's no seating in this location, which makes it quick and easy to get in and out.

came in after a great Red Sox game. They were definitely busy and it was just one young lady named Alice working. I was in a group of six and she was so kind and friendly despite the business and the fact that she was working all on her own. She was so kind and the ice cream was delicious!

I appreciate shops like these, environmentally friendly, pushing for greener, more sustainable alternatives. Couple that with real, fresh ingredients and it ends up being a nice treat for my tummy. This was my first experience with non-dairy ice cream, and I tried two different flavors. The only downside for me was, because it is coconut milk based, the coconut was a bit too much, masking the other flavors I was looking forward to tasting.