Hello Honey - Cincinnati

Fantastic rich homemade ice cream and cake. Great variety and welcoming service. Large dining area was clean and they had a water dispenser.

My wife picked it up for my birthday. It was so good that I had to stay halfway to make this review. Too bad she forgot to order a round cake before, Lol. At least we have the roles with many flavors. All were absolutely perfect. Perfect amount of sweetness and texture. We also tried their ice cream delicious. If you have selected lavender honey, you can taste the aroma of lavender and sweet honey. It was perfect. Stop the good work. In any case, in try more flavors. Too bad we live far from downtown Cincy.

Great place for unique ice cream flavors do not find your usual flavors here. They offer sampling so you can try before you grab a huge cup! My personal favorite is the honey lavender so good and refreshing! A little expensive, but what a craft ice cream isn't this day and age?

It's not easy to find an ice cream shop in the middle of winter, but we have it! We were thrilled to try this new place in downtown and try what it had to offer. Aroused for the many flavors they had, it was quickly sold out with five of the sixteen flavors! I went with chocolate and it was okay. Very fudgy for those who love this wealth! I couldn't give up the roasted marshmallow. I saw other review pictures and it saw gooey and yummy! It was also safe! It tasted like a s'mores warmed marshmallow and I loved it. We also tried a hot chocolate and I just want a fan. Something tasted or funny, so I didn't have much of it. It comes with a toasty marshmallow, although if you try to try one. Overall, very spacious place in a beautiful place in downtown but I am ready to try the next place on the list for now.

I'm a bit baffled as to how I missed this in my search for a local premium ice cream place. The location is downtown-y, but a bit strangely incorporated into the corner of what looks like a residential complex. It is open even in the winter, though I suspect it's a bit livelier in the warmer months. In addition to ice cream, they offer a series of roll-shaped cakes in largely similar flavors. The main thing I had against them was that this place hasn't gone much into the dairy-free realm, and I've seen other high-end ice cream places do great thinks with oat, coconut, etc.But if I'm rating them on the cream, it was good. This was a very cold cream with a texture more on the solid cake-y side that breaks off chunks in your mouth. Flavors were intriguing, including a brown butter caramel that delivered what the name promised. Their mint cookie flavor was dynamic and I ate it quickly. I'd still recommend coming down to Lexington for some Crank and Boom, but in Cincinnati, this appears to be the standard-bearer. In addition to this downtown location, they've opened up other shops in the suburbs on both sides of the river.