Unique flavors, great service. I've only been here once and I love this place. The flavors aren't for everyone- I tried a sampler. But definitely worth checking out. They even have dairy free options!
A cute little ice cream shop with unique and fun flavours! The staff were very friendly and were happy to answer any question you have regarding the ice cream flavours. They let you try the ice cream first as well!
I had balsamic banana and chipotle chocolate and they were both delicious! (there are non-dairy options as well). Can't wait to visit again!
Little Baby's is awesome! They remind me if 80'/90's Nickelodeon & MTV became an ice cream place. They make high quality natural ice cream that come in straight dairy or coconut-based non-dairy in a variety of flavors. You can go OG and get chocolate chocolate cookie dough or plain, etc... Or you can go wild and get a flavor like pizza or earl grey sriracha ;-p I have loved trying as many flavors as I can afford over the 7 years of living near the embassy in w. Philly. Lychee lemonade and chipotle chocolate are my favorites, especially in the nondairy flaves. Definitely go enjoy some Little Baby's ice cream! And YouTube their commercials for a good creepy laugh, lol<3
Thank you for having vegan options and awesome staff! The man with all the facial piercings was so kind and patient with me while I tried all the dairy free options available that day. I ended up going with a scoop of speculoos and the chocolate orange. Some of the best non-dairy ice cream I've ever had!!!
They are so hit or miss with their flavors, it's almost sad. They had a standout double dark chocolate with marshmallows flavor recently, but nothing else appealed to me.I understand the novelty aspect to the flavors they create, certainly appreciate the creativity, but a lot of time, people just want a comfort flavor that they love. The only advice I have for the owners is keep some popular / standard flavors in stock all the time, for people who don't always want to experiment.
Excellent and creative flavors of "Philadelphia-style" (no egg) and non-dairy (coconut based) ice creams in a cute, 80's nostalgia-inspired ice cream shop. The person behind the counter was very helpful and patient as I anguished over the flavors. The kids that were hanging out there added a fun youthful vibe. Cups and cones are a bit pricey, in the $5/each range, but I was grateful to have the non-dairy chocolate pomegranate as an option. Wished they delivered to my house (maybe it's good that they don't). 😆
This place has some very unusual ice cream flavors, like Ranch and everything bagel. They also have some more familiar flavors like chocolate salt malt. My recent favorite is a holiday special: nutcracker, which has a cinnamon ice cream base with four kinds of crushed nuts and crumbled Ritz crackers in it. The prices and serving sizes are perfect (a baby serving is about $3 and is perfect for me or my kid)
Dairy and non-dairy ice cream in flavors that are sure to surprise you. Some of them sound like they'd make awful ice cream flavors, but Little Baby's somehow manages to make them taste like they were meant to be an ice cream flavor all along. They also offer their ice cream as a sandwich (between two vegan cookies of your choice) or a milkshake. And their toppings are top notch. And if energetic aesthetic and plethora of flavors overwhelm you, I've got one bit of advice: Don't sleep on the tea flavors.
The Philadelphia-style double chocolate ice cream was downright fantastic. It's the best ice cream I've had in Philly. Some of the other flavors I tried were less exciting. I recommend against the toppings (anything beyond simple sprinkles) because they seemed kind of stale, and the prices are a little high.
I'm completely in love with their Speculoos ice cream. one of the very few coconut-based ice cream that I don't feel is overly coconut-y in flavor. I think gingerbread is the other main ingredient and it's just so well done that I really don't eat anything else unless they don't have Speculoos on offer. Which unfortunately does seem to be frequently. Whole Foods however does resell their pints. I've never looked to see if Whole Foods has a different flavor.
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