Red Circle Ice Cream & Churros
Ice cream shop · Sharpstown ·
Creative ice cream, unique churros, waffle cones & fresh toppings
Creative ice cream, unique churros, waffle cones & fresh toppings
"With locations in Pearland, Sugar Land, and Houston, Red Circle Ice Cream offers colorful and quirky flavors such as Hot Cheetos, durian, and crawfish, with a multitude of toppings and its signature churros for diners to craft their own sweet masterpiece. For an extra-special treat, consider the Pufflelicious, Red Circle’s take on the famous Hong Kong-style egg waffles, available in original, Fruity Pebbles, or cinnamon sugar." - Brianna Griff
"With its rich purple hue, ube ice-cream provides a perfect Insta-moment every time, and that’s especially true when it’s paired with a sugar-crusted churro. At Red Circle Ice-Cream, find ube among interesting flavors like lychee strawberry, horchata and durian. In lieu of a simple scoop, opt for the Churro Daddy, ice-cream bedecked with an oversized churro halo, glazed with candy toppings or spiced with cinnamon sugar." - Megha McSwain
"A Chinatown sweets shop created a new flavor called “Mattress Mack Peaches Ice Cream” to honor local philanthropist Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale after he featured the shop in commercials during the pandemic. The flavor contains chunks of real peaches (apparently his favorite), was approved by McIngvale, is on sale now at the shop, and will donate proceeds to the Houston Food Bank. The shop is also known for inventive offerings like Hot Cheetos ice cream." - Brittanie Shey
"Branching out from its Asiatown roots since opening in August 2017, I’ve seen Red Circle Ice Cream build a reputation for trendy, extravagant desserts—bubble waffle cones, heart-shaped churros, and over-the-top churros—and for inventive ice cream flavors (they even tease adventurous options like crawfish-flavored scoops). The brand is offering franchising opportunities and is expanding into new Houston neighborhoods." - Adele Chapin
"A Houston ice cream shop known for wildly creative, novelty desserts — from Fruity Pebble–topped churros to Hot Cheeto–flavored horchata ice cream — that often sparks strong reactions online. The shop tweeted on March 29 that it had made a crawfish-flavored ice cream (a post that included a joking “crawfish not included” note), which prompted an onslaught of memes and mixed social-media responses, including jokes from people grateful for shellfish allergies. Local TV follow-up revealed the flavor does contain actual crawfish along with butter, garlic, and Cajun spices. Initially planned as a one-weekend special, the crawfish flavor proved popular enough to be brought back for curious fans." - Adele Chapin