N’ice Cream

If you’re in Venice you have to try N’ice Cream!
I got the chocolate sorbet and it was so far one of the best ice cream sorbet I’ve had! Very rich and not too sweet. The tiramisu flavor was also very delicious.
It’s a bit pricey and street parking can be hard to find but it’s totally worth it.
(There’s also a location on the Venice Boarwalk)

Walking on Venice with my toddler and she wanted ice cream. But, I don’t want her to eat any sugary snacks. So, although I promised her that we will find ice cream. I didn’t think we’d actually find a place that looked not so junk-​foody.
As we kept walking, we found this place. Happy to find it, we walked in and ordered a small. Although it’s a «small», you get two scoops of whichever flavor you choose. Two of the same kind or two different kinds. So, I chose an ice cream and a sorbet.
Love it that the ingredients are wholesome and the taste has just the right level of diary and iciness, and the flavor is subtle but also just right. Natural fruit inside too. So, my kid not only gets a treat but daddy feels good about it.

Pire glaces que nous avons jamais mangé, elles nous ont été servies à moitié fondues, le goût était affreux, à fuire absolument
En plus c’est cher…
Worst ice cream ever!

This deliciously soft yet not runny ice cream treat is worth the walk no matter where you are tucked on the boardwalk. Five stars on the board walk for sure. We tried the funkily named choc chip and the coconut. Sorbets looked yummy, too. 5 – 7 bucks, depending on size.

this place remind me of ici in norcal cuz originally I was gona go in and sample every flavor and leave but this time I didn’t cuz idk this guy sold me his mix tape outside but I lost it lol proly was a blank disc anyway but the album cover was fire

Great ice cream. And probably the only ice cream shop I would trust on the boardwalk. Yum! It’s too bad they don’t accept credit cards, though.

I popped into this little ice cream shop while strolling on ocean ave in Venice. The owner was really nice. The shop was very cute and small. My friend and I got the salted caramel and the berry sorbet. Both tasted great and the gelato texture was really different then that of usual ice cream. Probably because it’s all handmade. I really recommend this place. I would have given it five stars but I took off a star because the gelato was pretty expensive. A small with 1 – 2 scoops cost $ 5

best ice cream/​gelato joint on the boardwalk.
they make gelato fresh here. (daily?)
extra brownie points for keeping Pistachio always on hand.
there are 2 locations, on the Boardwalk and about ½ mile away on Abbot Kinney. As far as i know they serve same flavors on the same days.
The minor difference is the Boardwalk location is smaller– it is tiny maybe fit 5 people standing in there, with no place to really sit down inside. the boardwalk location, is also physically hotter since it faces the beach with no shade, so when you buy the gelato/​ice cream here it seems to melt faster.
objectively this place is probably 3 out of 5 when compared to some of the fancier Gelato places «east of Lincoln», but gelato (like most everything else) tastes better on the beach so i give this place 4 out of 5. there is simply no better alternative next to the sand.

I loved the chocolate and the pistachio flavors. one of the best chocolate ice creams I’ve had. It is not too sweet like other places.

It was very hot inside, their gelato was disgusting and the employees were just not so friendly. I just had a taste of something and I was not impressed.

I scream for nice cream! I love all the flavors at this place as I’m a huge fan of sorbets. They have a lot of choices! Fear not sorbet haters (hehe :P), nice cream’s regular ice cream is also very tasty! I usually get the 2 scoops for $ 5 on a waffle cone. I think it’s especially yummy bc you get to walk along the Venice boardwalk as you take licks off the cone.
Compared to the Abbott Kinney location, this one is small with very limited space. But I didn’t think it was an issue bc I was more interested in taking my ice cream togo so I could enjoy the lovely Venice scenery.

Very conveniently located on venice broad walk. Friendly staff and flavourful ice cream. Can’t go wrong on a hot sunny day :)

Good Gelati at Nice Cream although having had the artisanal gelati at Gelateria Bulgarini and the exemplary Carmela’s Ice Cream makes me more aware of the finer points of gelati. However, being on the «boardwalk» in Venice, Nice Cream is good enough especially on a hot summer day where you spent all day in the water with a few mouthful of salt water to make you yearn for something sweet & creamy.
Location, location, location. Nice Cream is wise enough to know where ice cream will sell even if it is not the most delectable of gelati. Yet Nice Cream passes muster. 3 Unilocal stars and probably would go higher when the summertime comes & the living is easy…
If you can’t find street parking which is usually the case, there is nearby public beach parking near Dudley Avenue & Rose.

N’ice cream was nothing special, but I don’t really have anything bad to say about it either. The place is cute! I got a scoop of Stracciatella, Salty Caramel, and Vanilla to share.

Did you notice their website is «I love Nice Cream»? They pretty much nailed that domain name.
$ 5 gets you two large, fat scoops in a large, fat cup. Fuck yes, Amurriccaa! Super size my gelato. And make it a double.
Pistachio gelato.
Apple mango sorbet.
Pistachio is one of the best I’ve had. Nutty and robust, but sweet the way I like it. Apple mango was crisp and tangy. So amaze, I forgot the –ing-​.
Hazelnut gelato is also a must try. You might end up having a life crisis over the flavors and which ones to get, but remember, you can always come back and get more scoops… in a few hours.

This location is tiny!
It fits about 4 people at a time and has no air conditioning so you really want to get in and out of there fast.
The girls working are nice and offer samples.
They have a good selection of about 20 flavors that range from your average strawberry to more grown up choices.
I scoop is $ 3, 2 for $ 5 so my son and I got 2 scoops each.
$ 10 is steep but compaired to other places in the area its fair and the scoops re pretty big.
The waffle cones are great, the ice cream light and creamy, a fabulous change from the millions of fro yo shops around!

As much as I disliked Venice Beach, this was the only spot I enjoyed. Gelato in Cali, who would have thunk. Not the best but definitely not the worst. It was a warm day and what better way to turn that frown upside down than to have gelato. I went with the Biscotti flavored one. Chunks of what seemed to be Nutella covered pieces of biscotti in a vanilla cream. Quite enjoyable despite having a bit of freezer burn taste. No seating on the inside and a couple of tables on the outside.

I love Chocolate! I will choose chocolate over anything else! …usually.
On a sunny day while taking a walk around Venice Beach, N’Ice Cream sounded like a good idea. Instincts had me sample whatever chocolate non-​dairy option they had. But they also had another flavor that caught my attention and perked my tastebuds: Watermelon Sorbet. So fresh tasting, such melt-​in-​your-​mouth texture, organic. You KNOW that it was made fresh that morning!
What’s a Libra gal to do?
Normally I would resolve to get both flavors but the thought of chocolate and watermelon together doesn’t sound appealing. I carefully weighed my options. Chocolate… watermelon…chocolate…watermelon…then finally I decided:
No regrets!
Chocolate who? ;D

My first time at this place and my first time doing a Unilocal review on an ice cream place. Not really sure how I feel about doing a review on and ice cream joint but here goes nothing.
The location is great, on the Ocean Front Walk. Perfect for them hot beach days with all of the fun/​strange Venice people.
The section is OK with about 15 different ice creams (gelato and sorbets) that you can get in a cup or my favorite waffle cone.
They do give you samples to try out the ice cream, love that.
I don’t remember the name of the ice cream I had but it was goooood. Prices are not bad with $ 4 per scoop and it doesn’t matter if you have it in a cup or cone.
They have a few locations in So Cal, looking forward to another date with N’Ice Cream.

N’ice Cream sells fresh & organic Gelato & Sorbet that is made daily. Rum Nut and Salted Carmel are awesome gelato, while Pineapple Basil, Wild Berry and Chocolate are interesting flavors for sorbets, nonetheless refreshening to enjoy on the beach.
The smallest size is a single scoop, costs $ 3.00 & some change and the portions are generous.

Yummy, yummy, in my tummy:
Pistachio gelato
Chocolate sorbet
Chocolate gelato
Hazelnut
$ 3.50 for an extremely generous single scoop, and samples galore made for a happy little sweet treat today!