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15 Ice Cream Parlors For New Jersey Ice Cream Lovers

You can't buy happiness, but you can buy ice cream.

Lauren Machalany

Jun 19, 2017

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15 Ice Cream Parlors For New Jersey Ice Cream Lovers

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Happy summer!!! The season for weekly ice cream trips is here. Okay fine, you caught me...it's always the season for weekly ice cream trips. Anyway, no matter what time of year it is, I want to set you up with the most delicious, picture perfect, and even inexpensive ice cream parlors in New Jersey.

So, get ready to snapchat, Instagram, and tell everyone you know about these awesome ice cream shops. These places are scattered all around the Garden State so ice cream lovers can either find one close to them or discover a new favorite ice cream spot. No matter what you like, I'm sure one of these places will meet your desires. Who knows, maybe you'll step out of your comfort zone and try one of their signature flavors. Make sure you also check out their websites to find deals and specials.

1. A La Mode Ice Cream Parlor

301 East 55th St. Ocean City, NJ
Check out the website.

2. Applegate Farm Homemade Ice Cream

616 Grove Street Montclair, NJ
Check out the Website.

3. Bischoff's Ice Cream

468 Cedar Ln Teaneck, NJ
Check out the Website.

4. Blizzard Island

111 Mountain Ave, Middlesex, NJ
Check out the website.

5. Cliff's Homemade Ice Cream

1475 US-46, Ledgewood, NJ
Check out the website.

6. Coneheads Homemade Ice Cream

617 Stokes Road Medford, NJ
Check out the Website.

7. Day's Ice Cream

48 Pitman Avenue on Auditorium Park Ocean Grove, NJ
Check out the website.

8. Duffer's

5210 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, NJ
Check out the website.

9. Gracie and the Dude's Homemade Ice Cream

40 West Front St. Red Bank, NJ
Check out the website.

10. Halo Farm

Multiple Locations.
Find them all on their website.

11. Jakes Cree-mee Freeze

337 Route 33 East, Manalapan, NJ
Check out the website.

12. Milltown Ice Cream Depot

87 Washington Ave Milltown, NJ
Check out the website.

13. Thomas Sweet

Multiple locations
Find them here.

14. Confectionately Yours

3391 Route 27 Franklin Park, NJ
Check out the website.

15. South Street Creamery

146 South St, Morristown, NJ
Check out the website.

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4. Blizzard Island

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6. Coneheads Homemade Ice Cream

7. Day's Ice Cream

8. Duffer's

9. Gracie and the Dude's Homemade Ice Cream

10. Halo Farm

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14. Confectionately Yours

15. South Street Creamery

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