"Do goat cheese and habanero belong in ice cream? If you add malt to cookie dough, does it make it taste better? Those are the questions Salt & Straw asks, and the answers are probably not and absolutely, respectively. The Portland-based ice cream chain, which has two NYC locations including this one in the West Village, isn’t bound by tradition. In addition to signature flavors like chocolate gooey brownie and sea salt with caramel ribbons, they offer monthly specials ranging from huckleberry cornbread pudding to pastrami on rye. Some work better than others, but all of them are, at the very least, worth exploring." - Bryan Kim
"New Yorkers are game to stand in line for new stuff, with Eater coming across a huge line at the second location of West Village ice cream shop Salt and Straw." - Melissa McCart
"West Village: After opening on the Upper West Side last month, Salt and Straw has already opened its second New York location." - Emma Orlow
"Opening: September Aside from a few Florida locations, Salt & Straw has mostly stuck to the West Coast. (You’ll find it in our guide to the best ice cream in LA.) But now, the Portland-based company is opening two NYC outposts, in the West Village and on the Upper West Side. (They’ll also be at EEEEEATSCON NYC.) Stay tuned for fresh waffle cones and scoops of Salted, Malted, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough." - bryan kim
"Features samples of special holiday ice creams and sorbets, continuing the brand’s reputation for unusually creative and seasonal flavor combinations." - Eater Staff