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When Pop’s first opened as a little pushcart in the summer of 1932, a cup of water ice was probably only a few cents. While we wish that were still the case, we’ll settle for the fact that Pop’s is still around mixing up new flavors every week. On top of all the traditional options, the South Philly spot also serves ones like iced tea, ginger ale, and banana split.
When the heat hits and you know no other frozen treat comes close, try these nine water ice spots for Philly’s favorite dessert.
At Dre's Homemade Water Ice & Ice Cream, you'll find flavors like sour apple mango and a few others that are all made with real fruit. Head to West Philly for a scoop when the weather gets sunny.
Where to get a creamy, frozen, swirly dessert in Philly.
Fairmount Flavors serves desserts like water ice, ice cream cookie and waffle sandwiches, shakes, donuts, and some of the best soft serve in town.
