Queen of Cream - Ice Cream Window

I am addicted to their lavender honey comb ice cream. Would give 10 stars because they are truly amazing. But I’m giving four because I keep getting this specialty ice cream and the honey combs are occasionally missing and they’re the best part. This has only happened since they’ve changed locations in these recent days of the pandemic. I will still recommend coming here it’s delicious!

Amazing regular and non-dairy ice cream. Cool, creative monthly special flavors. (The mango coconut is to die for.) VEGAN MILKSHAKES. So so glad they’re serving from this window after their other locations closed. They’re RIGHT next to the King of Pops window, just down the hill from Victory Sandwich, at the Beltline entrance with the rhino head — you know the one.

Very yummy ice cream! It’s right off the beltline, so it’s a very nice treat when it’s hot out. I got the brown butter pecan with magic shell on top. The ice cream had a ton of pecans in it, it was awesome. And of course magic shell makes everything even better!

Had the chocolate and Thai tea flavors. Great ice cream but really strange hours. It took me 6 or 7 tries to finally try it since their hours on the Google, their website, and actual storefront never seem to match and there's no phone number to call to check if they are open.

Saw the post on insta for Guava Chessecake ..I have never been so of course I'm on a mission for everything Guava...I loved this flavor! I was disappointed with the large chunks of Guava but other that that so good..Maybe you should make a syrup with the Guava it would distribute better. I will be back for a pint of your cream its devine so creamy.

We thought this ice cream was just ok—the base texture was not very creamy, and at least the sprinkle cookie flavor tasted a little overly sweet and synthetic.

Same amazing ice cream at a window option near to KOP. So happy I can still get a my lavender milk shake!

Hands down the best ice cream in Atlanta! So creamy with delicious flavors that aren't overly sweet!

We are always on the lookout for unique ice cream spots - found one! A little off the beaten path, this little gem is a find. It is a walk-up window on the bottom of a building. You ring the bell and a server comes out to help you. The flavors are a mix of traditional and gourmet. My husband got a scoop of coffee crunch and I got brown butter pecan. The ice cream is very creamy (high fat content) with plenty of add ins making it quite flavorful. I found it rich, so 1 scoop was just right. Give Queen of Cream a try!

Stopped by the Queen of Cream window on a hot Saturday, it's just off both the Beltline and the John Lewis Freedom Parkway trail. Very tempting cold treat. There's plenty of flavors of both the dairy and vegan variety; I appreciate that the vegan flavors are more like ice cream and not just sorbet. We got some scoops and two milkshakes to enjoy while sitting on some nearby benches. Service was just one woman, so we did wait about 5ish minutes to order after the group ahead of us, and about 7ish minutes to get our ice creams. No problem with waiting, but something to keep in mind if you're impatient. Still friendly and helpful explaining the flavors. The ice cream - it's pretty good. I got one scoop lavender honey and one scoop grasshopper. That lavender honey is GOOD - great honey flavor, creamy, and lavender was pleasant and rich without being overpowering. The grasshopper (vegan) was also quite good, plenty of the oreo and white chocolate chunks. My only gripe is the honey lavender was a little icy in the middle, like it was overchurned or had freezer burn. Also, the whipped cream on the milkshakes seemed a bit overwhipped - the texture was almost buttery, and made it a little hard to eat (although it wasn't sweet to offset the milkshake, which was nice a testament to its authenticity!) Overall, Queen of Cream is a great stop if you've been walking a bunch and are looking for a cold treat. Maybe a couple of kinks to work out at this location, but it's well worth the price!

**UPDATE: Moving up to 5 stars. The hours have been way more consistent lately. The ice cream specials have also been killer!** Really good ice cream if you can deal with some funky hours! It took me 3 tries to get Queen or Cream even though I was going during the hours posted online. That being said, the ice cream was worth the wait. The serving was generous and the price very fair, especially compared to Butter & Cream nearby.

Highly recommend regardless if you are vegan or not! Try black pearl, grasshopper, cookies and cream, and cone is a must!

Long-time ice cream obsessives in the Inman Park/O4W/Poncey Highlands area probably know Queen of Cream from their former storefront near Highland Bakery or maybe their time by the Plaza Theater. Or their Lenox and Phipps Mall collabs with Revelator Coffee. Or stuff they've done with Xocolatl. I am so so glad they figured out how to keep things going during covid via this pickup window. Amazing regular and non-dairy ice cream. Cool, creative monthly special flavors. (The mango coconut is to die for.) And my new obsession, VEGAN MILKSHAKES. If you're looking for them on Elizabeth Street, you'll have to turn right where the road ends, onto Bernina. They're RIGHT next to the infamous King of Pops window, just down the hill from Victory Sandwich, at the Beltline entrance with the rhino head -- you know the one. Yes, you may end up going right by a Ben & Jerry's but don't waver. This is locally-sourced-handmade-next-level-worth-it. Photos stolen from their Instagram, which is also a good place to check for updated hours and stuff, as I think they're still figuring out demand. Please go increase that demand so they stick around and I can have more milkshakes.

Found this place by accident after a stroll down the Beltline and it was exactly what I needed!! Don't underestimate this place. One of best ice creams I've ever had and great service! Cant wait to try more flavors!