Caffè Panna is an Italian ice cream spot in Gramercy that makes some of the best dessert in the city.

The Richmond Town location of this nearly century-old Staten Island ice cream chain has a bunch of picnic tables where you can eat a sundae.

Dolce Brooklyn is a cafe in Red Hook where you should get gelato at least once a summer.

Visiting the Original Chinatown Ice Cream Factory is an iconic ice cream experience that every New Yorker and tourist alike needs to have.

Ice & Vice is an ice cream shop on the LES with impressive flavors that sound like edible Aesop products.

Lady Moo Moo is a takeout window for ice cream in Bed-Stuy that has perfected the classic cone.

Emack & Bolio’s is a fantastic ice cream place with soft serve and waffle cones covered in rice crispy treats.

Brooklyn Farmacy is where you should be eating ice cream sundaes on a hot day in Carroll Gardens.

For a waffle ice cream sandwich or some banana pudding ice cream with vanilla wafers and Vienna Fingers, go to Mikey Likes It in the East Village.

Davey’s is an ice cream spot in the East Village that excels at classic flavors like strawberry, pistachio, and “strong coffee.”

If you need ice cream in Harlem, there’s a fairly simple solution. Go to Sugar Hill Creamery, and get a scoop of something like A$AP Rocky Road.

Ollie’s has Gushers, Cheetos, and ice cream for dogs. More importantly, this Bushwick spot also has some very good ice cream for humans.

Odd Fellows in the East Village makes ice cream flavors like sprinkles, banana pudding, and peanut butter s’mores. If you see miso cherry, get it.

Even if you don’t live in Jersey City, you should go there just to try the ice cream at Milk Sugar Love.