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Sara-Ann of Gradyville writes: What are some of your favorite ice cream parlors in this area? We are big fans of O’Malley’s Ice Cream Pub in Media.
Thanks, Sara-Ann.
Here are some creamy and dreamy favorites.
Petrucci’s two locations (King of Prussia and Phoenixville) are regular Alan Family stops. On a recent visit, my son went apoplectic over his dish of Cinnamon Sticky Bun ice cream, while the rest of us followed happily in our Moose Tracks. When I mentioned to our smiling server how nice she was to customers, she said, “How can I not be nice? I get to work with ice cream all day!” 670 N. Henderson Ave., King of Prussia, (610) 354-0205; 472 Nutt Road, Phoenixville, (610) 933-9390; petruccisicecream.com.
Forget 31 flavors. At Handel’s, there are scores of yummy ice creams. Just follow the customer line that wraps around this popular spot in Berwyn. The vast selection ranges from the usual suspects (chocolate and butter pecan) to the extreme (graham cracker, banana cream pie and “Twixter”).
Wayne certainly has a sweet tooth, what with all its tempting bakeries and ice cream stores. One notable parlor is Gumdrops & Sprinkles, offering scrumptious homemade ice creams. The décor is a mélange of razzle-dazzling colors, right on down to the requisite background freezer hum. G&S also has friendly servers and is a fun place for kiddie parties. 155 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne; (610) 254-8409, gumdropsandsprinkles.com.
As the corporate concierge for BPG Properties, Ltd. and the founding member of the Philadelphia Concierge Association, Ken Alan is the Main Line’s longest-serving hospitality ambassador. A professional ombudsman, he enjoys making the impossible a reality on a daily basis. Send Alan your hospitality questions at ConciergeK@comcast.net.
My children are crazy about Brown's Cow.
Guatamalan Ripple is their all time favorite!
Thanks for mentioning this place.
It is kind of an unknown in the area.
It's not properly ice cream (only better), but don't forget Jake's Frozen Custard on Lancaster in Paoli!! This isn't your normal east coast frozen custard either.... this is the way they make it in Wisconsin.... super creamy and wonderful. When it's fresh made, there is nothing better!!!
My kids love Milky Way Farms in Chester Spring (on Route 113) ... there's about 30 or more flavors! It's a great place to also see some farm life. They have milk, meats and fresh vegetables.
http://www.milkywayfarm.com/creamery-flavors.htm