N7 Creamery

It is a very nice place, I really liked the décor and the atmosphere. It felt like a nice place to read or study. Also it was cool to see the ice cream being made with nitrogen and the flavor was great. However, I found it just a bit expensive for the serving size. Other than that I wouldn’t mind going back.

Like the shop. Good vibe.
We came for ice cream which was so fun to have them make in front of us with the liquid nitrogen. I got the blueberry/​hibiscus and had them add lavender, one of the best choices I have ever made my my life!
Service was OK. The staff all seemed to act as if they were a little too cool for their jobs but didn’t seems to grasp health code rules. I actually watched a guy wash his hands, touch his hair and then grab salt with his hand to make my friends ice cream… Yeah, so I have a germ thing but as a food service worker it totally FREAKED ME OUT! She of course didn’t notice so I let it go. I have a feeling a good review of food safety and a swift reminder that without customers these guys would have no jobs is overdue.

Cute little ice cream shop in the Gardens. Obviously has that hipster feel. Large space but it seemed like there wasn’t very much seating — although my friend did tell me there was a cute little room in the back. Unfortunately, I never had the chance to check it out. It was first time here — ordered the affogato (which only comes in one size by the way). Service was really friendly. Affogato was DELICIOUS. The vanilla ice cream was out of this world (they make it in-​house). The espresso was a perfect match. Sweet & slightly bitter made such an amazing combination. Will definitely return!

I got a blueberry hibiscus. It was pricey and compared to other nitrogen ice cream I’ve been to in the past it wasn’t as tasty nor as satisfying. The décor and presentation wasn’t bad and it had a hipster vibe but I don’t see myself really coming back again. Not bad but nothing special either

I always have such a good experience at N7. It’s a sweet, little, delicate shop. Most of the baristas are well educated and can most likely teach you about something you didn’t know in the coffee world.
Their foam is alwayz a perfect creamy texture which is why I’ll forever choose a cappuccino here.

The décor is awesome but customer service not so much … I was craving for something sweet and it was my hubs and I first time there. I asked what was the most poplar ice cream and the two guys just kinda looked at us and not say anything back … Ummm. Ok. Kinda awkward. I’m sure I was speaking English but whatever.
So I opted for the chocolate ice cream. Figured I would just play it safe. I also tried one of the pastries. It was ok.

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My friends and I came across this place in Victoria Gardens after having lunch at Cheesecake Factory. This place is very trendy and hipster inside.
I got me a 6oz espresso ice cream and it was amazing how they made my ice cream with nitrogen and it was really cool.
My friends got cookies and cream and vanilla.
I can’t wait to come back here and try out their salted caramel.

Tried the chai latte and spinach quiche. They were both really good.
I want to come back and sit in their louge area in the back.

I had this place bookmarked for a while, and happen to walk right past it without realizing it. When I saw it, I had to convince the wife, but it didn’t take much convincing.
We walked in not knowing what to expect. It’s a small coffee shop with a very cozy feeling. They offer everything from cinnamon rolls, to coffee, to ice cream. I believe we were greeted by one of the owners because she was very nice, and did a great job of explaining the idea behind the store, and how they make everything fresh.
We opted for their homemade ice cream since it was close to 90 degrees (f) outside. The lady behind the counter said the expresso ice cream, and the salted caramel are their most popular flavors. She also said the cookies n cream was good, but the one that caught my attention was the farmers market strawberry ice cream. It comes from the Victoria Gardens (every Friday 10am-​2pm) farmers market.
While I went with the strawberry flavored, my wife chose the cookies n cream. Oh my, my, my!!! These freaking ice creams were delicious! Very soft, with a creamy texture to them. My wife and I shared them both with each other, and my two year old. We were in ice cream heaven.
We also noticed N7 creamery offers brunch on Saturdays and Sunday’s, so my wife and I are looking forward to our next visit soon.

Really solid and delicious coffee and ice cream located in Victoria Garden’s mall. Portions are little small and prices are higher than other hipster coffee shops, but all the ingredients are fresh and high quality here. Service can also be really slow here, so that’s another reason I had to take off a star.
I usually get a latte and then add one of their made in-​house syrups/​flavors. I’ve had the latte with vanilla, lavender, and orange and they were all pretty awesome. The coffee is smooth and not bitter here and adding flavoring makes the coffee even more tasty.
I’ve also tried a couple of the sorbets and I like how they are still a little creamy in texture (not too icy) and not too sour. The ice cream portions are also small and a little pricy, but worth it if you want to treat yourself. I haven’t tried any of the more traditional flavors yet since I love «a la Minute» in Redlands for more traditional flavors. Like «a la Minute» this place makes the ice cream on the spot since they use nitrogen.
The ambiance here is super cute inside and despite being in the mall, there are usually seats in the back. It seems like a cozy place to study if you come at the right time. They also sell pastries and food at certain times if you get hungry. I can never resist coming here when I visit Victoria Gardens, so I’m sure I’ll be back.

As a busy MOM (master of multi-​tasking), my energy is derived from carbs and caffeine, so I was most excited to sample the affogato at N7 creamery. Location is conveniently accessible from Victoria Park Lane and Kew, with both metered and free parking nearby. Ambience is hipster and comfortable. Pastries looked amazing, however my MOM needs were best served by the affogato, which was creamy and sweet, while also nutty. Took home some freshly made Cookies and Milk ice cream for the family, and it was devoured quietly and rapidly by everyone. Prices are reasonable in comparison to similar themed businesses, and value is also reasonable. Will likely return for pastries, and also for something savory (limited selections available).

N7 Creamery… N7 = Nitrogen porque they use liquid nitrogen for their ice cream (just in case you were wondering!)
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When you mix in friendly workers, great music, and a hipster-​esque decorated shop… I’m already a fan (I’m so basic *eye roll*). But really this is such a nice place to just catch up with your friends or get some studying done or just take some basic pictures for your instagram…
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This is their most popular flavor. Oddly… I wasn’t too much of a fan… It was too salty for my taste. Yes, Ashley… it is called SALTED caramel. I know… but just too much salt, it was too strong for me so… yupp. Not for me.
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Yumm! I actually really liked this one! They have little chocolate chip chunks which add a little crunch to each and every bite :) I like!
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Don’t expect a green colored ice cream, just a heads up. This had a very matcha powder kind of taste. My sister loves that so she very much enjoyed it, but it was meh to me. If you’re a fan of matcha powder this would be for you!
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This is seasonal! I LOVED this! It’s made with fresh strawberries from the local farmers market. I love that this small independent shop supports local farmers. And it tastes great!
I’ll definitely be back. I definitely want to try out some of their baked goods (they’re baked fresh every day). Gotta love freshly baked goods!

SERVICE/​/​great people even though they may look like they have a hard facial expression, shoot them with a smile and they’ll smile back. There’s a couple of favorite baristas I have that makes the strongest coffee and that’s exactly what I need. Sometimes it can be overwhelming to look at the menu and get confused about what to get. Just ask if they have any favorites, etc.
DRINKS AND FOOD/​/​a shakerito is my go-​to when I’m supposed to be up late studying for finals or midterms. It consists of 4 shots of espresso and heavy cream. Ayooo who is up all night? This gal. If I’m not busy studying for an exam, I usually get something light like a honey cinnamon latte or a gilbartar. If I’m not even up for a coffee, the London fog is always good. Although, the new baristas recently made my London fog and the tea aroma wasn’t as strong, bummer.
I’ve tried all their ice creams, which are made with liquid nitrogen so the texture of the ice cream is different from ice cream made the OG way. I recently had the blood orange grape fruit one and the flavors strangely went perfectly together. Danced in my mouth for a bit with a hint of grapefruit but the blood orange gets rid of the bitterness. Id only get the ice cream once in a while since its pretty pricey.
Love their motto of using local ingredients and best coffee establishment in rancho!

Think Creamistry overrun by hipsters in a steam punk themed environment and you’ve found yourself at N7.
I have to say the service and ambience here is absolutely fantastic.
My gripe is with the food itself. Maybe it’s because they are going for organic and gluten free, but things just tasted bland, and everything is served for ants. The portion is tiny for what you’re paying. I’d rather go around the corner for some froyo on a hot day.

The vibe is nice. Drinks were fine.
I loved the Vanilla scone! Maple donut was good, but the chocolate chip cookie wasn’t too fresh (kinda hard) we still ate it :) overall cute place; a bit pricey for what you get though.

This place was okay in my opinion. I love ice cream, but the ice cream tasted a little weird like there was too much cream or sugar or buttercream in it. There wasn’t a lot of flavor too. I got the salted caramel and most of the flavor came from the caramel drizzle. My friend got the oreo and the oreo was not even oreo. It tasted like an off oreo and it was all chucked together. You couldn’t even taste the oreo with all the empowering cream. I’ve heard their coffee and pastries are good so maybe I’ll come back for those next time.

If you’re in the area definitely must stop! Coffee addicts and dessert addicts heaven right here!
I ordered a latte and a vanilla scone. Surprisingly the vanilla scone was delicious. It was so moist and airy it pretty much melts in your mouth. Not too sweet either. The latte was good as well.
They are also well know for their ice cream. I haven’t had one yet, but next time I am in the area I will stop by for a taste and update my review.
Customer service was good from what I remember. Very friendly and helpful.

The ice cream tastes great, not a big portion though and a little bit of a wait. Parking is not the easiest. Price is a little high and staff is really nice. You really have to put in some effort to get this ice cream but you should try it at least once!
I had the sea salt caramel as recommended by the cashier and it was delicious. Very creamy and rich! It took around 6 minutes for them to make it and I came at a slow time when only one other person was in line so I can imagine that when they get busy, it’ll take a while. The staff was really nice and helpful. The seating area is a decent size with a lounge area in the back. The décor is really cool, lots of wood and an area with a large window into their kitchen/​lab. Will come back again to try more flavors and the cinnamon roll everyone is raving about.

Came in on a Wednesday night and there’s live music. Cute little hipster place. The interior is very rustic, with dim lighting. Love the décor! Located in Victoria Gardens. There’s 24 hour metered parking right next to the creamery, but also free parking just a little walk away. I would go for free so I don’t feel as bad spending more money on the sweets! Hehe.
They serve coffee, espresso, tea, ice cream, and baked goods. I tried the premium salted caramel nitrogen ice cream. It tasted delicious!!! …but pricey. 4oz is $ 5.90, 6oz is $ 6.90, and 8oz is $ 8.90. The classic flavors are just a little cheaper: 4oz is $ 4.90, 6oz is $ 5.90, and 8oz is $ 7.90. The cinnamon rolls looked absolutely delicious, will have to try it next time I’m in the area. And try all the other ice cream flavors like cookies and cream and espresso!

The quality of their coffee and ice cream is not to be doubted. I think you will like anything you order. Espresso and drip drinks are actually on a cheaper side than one might be used to in LA; ice cream, on the other hand, is more pricey. We tried cappuccino and Gibraltar and both were excellent.
They were pretty busy when we came, so there were a couple things that needed attention (like an empty water cooler, or some dirty tables). The staff were pretty friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Their Groupon deal was somewhat dodgy — they were taking $ 7 that you had already paid on Groupon — so not sure what the deal was. They do give you 10% with Unilocal check-​in, though.
We didn’t quite like it that there was no outdoor seating, and for the inside seating they had electric light only, so the back room looked pretty dark and gloomy. The place also had some strange musty smell, so we just grabbed our drinks and went to sit by the Coffee Bean.