Jennifer’s Frosty

Best soft serve in Boston from the funniest guy. However, it’s mid April and they are nowhere to be found. Where are they? I need my FIX! I waited 8 months.

The only thing I’m rating is the soft serve. Best ever. So creamy & delicious — the way it should be!

Frosty’s is one of the best kept secrets in Boston. Lines at the frosty truck disappear and the server is very funny. The ice cream sundaes are delicious.

Best ice cream from the funniest guy.
He remembers his customers and really enjoys what he does. He is awesome and I always look forward to or conversations and jokes!
Oh, and you gotta have the waffle cone with chocolate soft serve and chocolate sprinkles– It’s the best!

Just a truck that serves soft serve, but it was soooo delish!
I think I wrote about him in the tip I gave about this truck, but there’s a young guy who works this truck. I think his uncle is the owner. In any case, he seemed pretty bitter about working there, but it was nice talking to him.

Does your truck travel cross country? Think about it, Jennifer.
Spotted: Jennifer’s Frosty truck near the Public Garden. Again, when you’re exploring, you stumble upon a lot of things. Glad we spotted this truck after exploring Newbury Street. Oh a hot and humid summer day, the vanilla soft serve ice cream in a sugar cone was just amazing and very delicious. They have other ice creams available, but get the soft serve! No line for the truck and the service is pretty fast. Great customer service.
I think they need to travel to California… and just park near my home or Disneyland!

Simple and fresh soft-​serve ice cream that comes in vanilla, chocolate or twist. It’s a great snack especially on a hot summer day, but darn pricey at $ 3.75 for a regular cone/​cup. With options like Berryline, Tosci’s and Pinkberry all at around the same price with both better quality and variety, I don’t think I’ll be coming back anytime soon unfortunately.

You know the scene. The sky gets eerily calm as a rush of wispy clouds gravitate to a central point, just as a shard of brilliant energy tears through the darkness, illuminating a piece of earth surrounding Kevin Costner or Powder or the world’s last tree or something else just as important.
And from the ethereal wound, you expect the hand of God to slowly reach down and restore Old Yeller, or pull the ace of clubs from your deck, as you try and remember exactly how to do that trick your uncle showed you last summer.
But it doesn’t and you don’t.
Instead, like a comet of frozen delights, Jennifer’s/The Original Boston Frosty launches from the heavens on a trail of explosive sparks that guide her Goodyears to the corner of Arlington and Boylston.
And here, she serves (among other things) bottled drinks, dogs, Oasis smoothies, shakes, splits, snowballs, screwballs and — what’s arguably the most coveted — soft serve with flavored dips.
It’s true. You can find cherry-​dipped vanilla soft serve in downtown Boston. And at $ 3.75, it’s not a total ripoff.
When is she there? Who knows, friendo. Just look to the sky and wait for it to open over the Common in a magnificent beam of light.

I’ve visited this truck several times… mostly for smoothies and soft serve. Both of which are very good. It is a bit pricey, but given the area, that’s not too surprising. Try the mango smoothie. It’s good!

Someone really should enter in an address for this spot, despite the fact that its a truck. This is my go to stop when it comes to ice cream. Unlike most places here in Boston, there aren’t a lot of places that have soft serve ICE CREAM. Soft serve yogurt, sure. But who the hell wants the knock off, anyway? Ice cream is wayyyy better. For $ 4 (which is kinda much if you ask me) you can get vanilla or chocolate or swirl soft serve on a cone with chocolate or multicolored sprinkles. Its the perfect treat for a warm spring/​summer day.
This place gets ⁴⁄₅ stars as a result of the following:
–The hours for this place aren’t posted anywhere (???)
–There’s no website easily associated to this online (try searching google)
— it should be called «Boston Frosty» since that’s whats on the truck, but apparently, according to Unilocal,I found out its Jennifer’s Frosty.
I’m sorry Jennifer, your name is not as catchy or beloved as «Boston’s Frosty” — just a heads up.
Also, those kids from Revere who work on occasion aren’t too professional, just an FYI.

One of the best soft serve places in the city. Creamy delicious vanilla/​chocolate cones with any topping you want. Grab one and watch the swan boats and ducks! I think they also sell food too. And they are definitely not «generic” – the truck is family owned and operated and serves all local food. Hot dogs, ice cream, slushies, and bread all from local NE businesses.

Jennifer’s is perfect on an afternoon spent lounging in the Public Garden. There’s not a more convenient place to get ice cream, and though it’s generic, you’ll be happy you didn’t waste the extra energy to walk to Ben and Jerry’s.