Sabrina S.
7/27/2025
I'm a big ice cream snob. Most local creameries are just okay to me and Bruster's is usually my favorite BUT Sydney's has some real magic going on. It shares a location with Arcola, a quaint cafe...
Sydney's Ice Creams
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3500 Harford Rd
Baltimore, MD 21218
Sydney's Ice Creams, located in Baltimore, MD, beckons ice cream enthusiasts with its vibrant atmosphere and delectable frozen treats. The cozy shop exudes charm with its retro decor and inviting aroma of freshly made waffle cones that fill the air.
From classic flavors like creamy vanilla and rich chocolate to unique creations such as honey lavender and salted caramel swirl, Sydney's offers a diverse selection to satisfy every palate. Guests can indulge in generous scoops served in handmade cones or opt for indulgent sundaes topped with a variety of sweet and savory toppings. Whether seeking a refreshing treat on a hot summer day or a comforting dessert any time of year, Sydney's Ice Creams is a delightful destination for a memorable ice cream experience.
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5.019 reviews
Timothy B.
7/18/2025
Beware.. Sydney's Ice Cream is addictive!! Her Flavors are Amazing. Pralines n Crean, Peaches and Biscuits.. Candied Yam.. Mango and Stick Rice.. Matcha Tea!! I try to limit myself to 2 Pints a...
Ciara C.
8/5/2024
I love Sydney's Ice Creams! I've sent my husband multiple times to get ice cream from them but finally went on national ice cream day to get some. I got key lime, key lime tres leches, and...
Sheila J.
8/17/2025
Had been hearing great things about Sydney's Ice Creams so I decided to try it for myself. I am here to say "Yes. Believe the hype". I got Rocky Road and the ice cream was delicious and creamy. My...
Bryan F.
5/23/2025
My wife and I went into Arcola to get some coffee and we were greeted by a friendly young woman (apparently it was Sydney herself!) who stated they were only serving ice cream at the moment. I was...
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