San Francisco's Hometown Creamery

Being backwards, I didn't actually try any of the ice cream -- even though it looked really good. I instead opted to try the churros and they were sooooo good. I haven't been delighted by a churro in a long time and theirs did not disappoint. I think it cost ~$5 or so but it was a good price for the portion and I got it fresh out of the fryer too. Love.

Staff were really nice too. This spot has joined the ranks of my SF favorites and I'll be back when I'm in town for to have some of their ice cream.

An SF classic! The inside is wonderfully spacious with indoor seating -- with the rustic wooden decor and warm lighting, it gave a welcoming ambiance. The employee was so friendly and kind and was happy to help me sample some of their flavors.

I got the strawberry flavor, and I didn't realize how low quality some of the ice cream I had been eating was until I had this. The flavors were so sharp and clear, and the texture is firm while still being creamy! It's definitely on the pricier side so keep that in mind -- the smidge cost $4.50.

Such a cute little spot for good quality ice cream. My favorite thing about this place might be their portion sizes. After just finishing such a big dinner it was hard to think about dessert. But if you're craving something a little sweet get a "smidge" of any flavor for a few bites of creamy goodness. I tried their seasonal flavor "Alfajores" which was Argentinian cookies and coconut. Soooooo good.

The inside was decorated very old fashion and had such a charm to it. The murals of each SF neighborhood is a nice touch.

The cutest small batch ice creamery I've ever visited. We tried the fresh mint chip, which tasted like a creamy, freshly picked mint with semi-sweet chunks of chocolate perfectly spaced on a homemade waffle cone which was lightly sweet. In a word--delicious. The Weekday Breakfast was so delightful -- brown sugar ice cream with toasted oats, cinnamon, chocolate chips and a peanut butter swirl. It was YUMMY. The last ice cream we tried was Earl Grey Lavender which was so subtle in flavors -- it tasted like an earl grey lavender freeze. Picture that tea flavor frozen and creamy and bam, you've got the exact flavor.

The ambiance was adorable and cozy with beautiful paintings of San Francisco neighborhoods.

The service was fast and efficient. They had no problem if we wanted to try multiple flavors.

They have two locations, and it's a must-stop.

Didn't know I was eating the fake stuff until I came here years ago and had REAL mint chip ice cream for the first time! It's deliciously light and fresh. I love that everything's made from scratch. Inside the cozy, wooden shop, there's also fresh, homemade cookies for sale!

Staff are always friendly. That being said, if you're indecisive like me, just ask for samples :)

This chocolate sorbet is like nothing I ever tasted! I can't believe it's vegan. This is so fudgy and I can barely taste that it's sorbet. The vibe here is very nice and welcoming/bright. They offered our group water and I must say the service is great here.

This ice cream sundae was a bit disappointing, in three core ways.

First, the ice cream. They only have eight flavors. I wanted chocolate ice cream, but all they had was a vegan chocolate sorbet. There was also a chocolate peanut butter flavor, but I don't like peanut butter. So I went with vanilla and one of their special flavors (blueberry and cornbread) instead. Neither flavor particularly blew me away.

Second, the sauce. I wanted hot fudge, but they didn't have it so I settle for chocolate sauce, but then they only drizzled on a little bit (it looks like a lot in the photograph, because all of it was in a thin layer coating the cup).

Third, the sundae doesn't come with any nut toppings. I would have been happy to pay extra for nuts, but they didn't have any.

However, the ice cream was still pretty good (it's hard for ice cream not to be good) and I was a big fan that they use fresh whipped cream.

Also, I tried my friend's mint chip ice cream, and it is a really special flavor, it really tastes like fresh peppermint!

Ice cream doesn't get much better than this: fresh, clean, original and not too sweet.

My favorite is the rich peanut butter chocolate. My daughter's favorite is the mint chocolate chip. We ordered a Flight and also had Horchata, Strawberry, and Mamuang Sticky Rice.

Some seats available inside, but take a walk down the street and have it at GG Park!

Lines go rather quickly with efficient service and free tasters to decide what you want.

Lovely. Lucious. Rich. Creamy. Delicious.
Had the Unity, which had corn bread in it and I never would have believed that could be good - but it was great! Peanut butter fudge had a rich peanut butter taste without being cloying. We'll be back!

Omg!! 5/5!!!
I walked in at random because I LOVE ice cream and I love trying unique/new flavors. I got the Homers ahhhdyssey ( coffee and doughnut) and a breakfast ice cream ( brown butter, oat, peanut butter). The price is competitive for artisan high quality ice cream. The staff was very friendly and let us try multiple favors.

THE WAFFLE CONE IS ONLY $1?!? IN THIS ECONOMY?? amazing, stellar, cant beat it. So ofc I got it and it was delicious ( buttery and warm flavors)

Few places to sit inside, a cute and comfy establishment that I will 100% be returning to.