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Where to get ice cream in Fort Worth, Texas

Cookie Monster ice cream from Morgan's. | Photo by @panthercitypalate.

Cookie Monster ice cream from Morgan’s. | Photo by @panthercitypalate.

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Consider this your permission slip to get a cone today. We’ve got the scoop on some of the best places to get ice cream in Fort Worth.

Morgan’s Ice Cream, 321 S. Main St.

Flavors include: Fudged Up Brownie, Wookies Cookies, Strawberry Magic

What makes it unique: In addition to great seasonal flavors, Morgan’s has many gluten-free + dairy-free options. Bonus: Rent a Morgan’s Ice Cream cart for your next event.

Melt Ice Creams, multiple locations

Flavors include: Cookie Crush, Salt Lick, Cup of Texas

What makes it unique: Melt has Sometimes Flavors — four flavors that change every six weeks to honor the season. Right now, the Sometimes Flavors include Peach Cobbler Cheesecake + Texas Butter Pecan.

A PB+J flavor from Melt Ice Creams. | Photo by @melticecreams

A PB+J flavor from Melt Ice Creams. | Photo by @melticecreams

Curly’s Frozen Custard, 4017 Camp Bowie Blvd.

Flavors include: Bananas Foster, Texas Tornado, Snickers Fudge

What makes it unique: Make a “concrete” at Curly’s — custard with toppings like Butterfingers, raspberries, or brownie bites mixed in — plus grab food options like Frito pie. Pro tip: Order via the drive-through for the full Curly’s experience.

A Gingerbread Sundae featuring a slice of pound cake from Curly's. | Photo by @curlysfrozencustard

A Gingerbread Sundae featuring a slice of pound cake from Curly’s. | Photo by @curlysfrozencustard

Llamalicious Paleteria, 3511 Decatur Ave.

Flavors include: Churro Sundaes, Banana Splits, Strawberry Shortcake Sundaes

What makes it unique: This family-owned shop offers authentic Mexican treats, such as sweet or spicy mangonada or limeada, as well as traditional dishes like elotes and tortas.

Llamalicious Paleteria's churro sundae. | Photo by @llamalicious_paleteria

Llamalicious Paleteria’s churro sundae. | Photo by @llamalicious_paleteria

Creamistry, 628 Harrold St.

Flavors include: Cookie Butter, Frosted Animal Cookie, Ruby Cacao, Matcha

What makes it unique: This liquid nitrogen ice cream is instantly frozen in front of you — plus, there are vegan + dairy-free options.

The Cookie Monster ice cream from Creamistry. | Photo by @ ambroxid.e

The Cookie Monster ice cream from Creamistry. | Photo by @ambroxid.e

Amorino Gelato, 5274 Monahans Ave.

Flavors include: Stracciatella, Salted Butter Caramel, Pistachio

What makes it unique: Amorino’s is a top local pick to experience decadent + flavorful gelato, with a focus on natural and organic ingredients.

Gelato topped with a macaron from Amorino Gelato. | Photo by @amorinogelato

Gelato topped with a macaron from Amorino Gelato. | Photo by @amorinogelato

Van Leeuwen, 1621 River Run

Flavors include: Dreamsicle, Peanut Brownie Buttercomb, Bigface Coffee Affogato

What makes it unique: Two American brothers and an Australian living America started the ice cream parlor as a yellow food truck on the streets of New York City in 2008. Tt opened in FTW in the fall of 2022.

Mr. Henry’s Real Fruit Ice Cream, 136 S. Wilson Street, Burleson

Flavors include: Banana Oreo Bliss, Pineapple Paradise, Blueberry Bonanza

What makes it unique: Mr. Henry’s is DFW’s first New Zealand-style ice cream shop — vanilla ice cream blended with real fruit.

Photo of a white house with red umbrellas in the yard that has been converted into an ice cream shop.

Cool off with a sweet treat from Mr. Henry’s Real Fruit Ice Cream.

Photo courtesy of @mrhenrysicecream

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