Best Gelato in Grand Prairie

"Fort Worth is always changing, and so is the menu at Melt Ice Creams!. The delectable dessert shop has three locations and a food cart in the area, but the prettiest one (in my opinion) is on the aforementioned Magnolia Avenue. Each one has its own unique decor but stays consistent with the brand’s yellow, black, and white color palette."

"Magnolia Ave., Suite 115 in Southside, the outlet to score ice cream, frozen yogurt and more is the highest-rated dessert destination in Fort Worth, boasting 4.5 stars out of 485 reviews on Yelp."

"Your typical, local ice cream shop found in Downtown Fort Worth!!. Let me preface this review by stating that the exterior of the shop is the best part."

"Another Lower Greenville hotspot, Botolino serves authentic Italian gelato. Sixteen flavors are offered at a time and can include anything from Red Velvet to Black Sesame to Turkish Coffee. Dairy-free, water-based sorbetto is also available and include mango, black cherry, lemon mint and Texas grapefruit flavors."

"Located at 2116 Greenville Ave. in Lower Greenville, the outlet to score gelato, ice cream, frozen yogurt and desserts is the highest-rated destination for ice cream and frozen yogurt in Dallas, boasting five stars out of 353 reviews on Yelp."

"When I stepped inside Botolino, I felt like I was in Italy all over again. The authenticity begins with the owner Carlo “Botolo” Gattini. His family moved from Tuscany to Dallas 30 years ago when he was fifteen."

"Get the ice cream equivalent of a Sloppy Joe at this Lowest Greenville joint, where the shop offers up sweet buns stuffed with the cold creamy stuff. Fan favorites include the eye-popping bright-blue “Cookie Monster” chock full of chocolatey bites. Then top that with any number of accouterments including chocolate chip cookies or breakfast cereals like Cap’n Crunch, Fruity Pebbles, or Lucky Charms."

"Aside from their admirable mission, Howdy Homemade churns out excellent ice creams that are made in-house every day. The Dr. Pepper chocolate chip ice cream is the first of its kind, and it’s a pretty amazing flavor combination. Avocado-lime, fruit punch, sweet tea, and classic vanilla are also available."

"This University Park modern ice cream parlor is known for its awesome tasting ice cream, as well as for employing people with special needs. An overall feel good ice cream shop, Howdy serves about 36 ice cream flavors and six sorbets. The most popular is the Dr Pepper Chocolate Chip."

"University ParkThey may not make their own ice cream here, but Texas favorite Bluebell somehow tastes better when sandwiched between two freshly baked cookies (coconut chocolate chip, maple pecan, and fudge nut brownie top the lineup). You can also choose from more than a dozen toppings, including Fruit Loops, Oreos, and butter brickle, to be rolled in or sandwiched between two completely different cookies, or, better yet, stuffed into an ice cream taco for a little sweeter-than-usual Tex-Mex fun.How to book: Stop by for first come, first served seating, order take-out online, or get delivery via Uber Eats, DoorDash, Postmates, and GrubHub."

"Cookies and ice cream paired together…it’s a match made in heaven!. They have 16 different flavors of Blue Bell Ice Cream and 13 kinds of cookies to choose from. You’re going to love it!"

"When it comes to ice cream sandwiches, Pokey O's and their famous ice cream sandwiches made with their fresh baked cookies and Blue Bell ice cream take the..."

"Originally built as a fraternal lodge over a century ago, Sons of Hermann Hall now serves as a dance hall and live music venue, hosting everything from folk, country and blues to alternative pop and reggae every Friday and Saturday night. In addition to concerts, the Hall features an array of events during the week, including Wednesday night swing classes and a Thursday acoustic campfire jam. When you're ready for a breather, head to the bar downstairs where a jukebox, pool table and shuffleboard provide a nice diversion."

"On Wednesdays, this Dallas dance hall offers swing dancing lessons for any skill level. They also hold frequent live concerts and campfire acoustic jams once a week. Beyond all the music magic, visitors will definitely appreciate the history behind the place."

"With five locations throughout the metroplex, Blue Mesa is revered for their brunch. They’ve gotten tons of recognition and awards from local publications. Luckily, Arlington has a Blue Mesa and it is located in Lincoln Square."

"At The Melting Pot, fondue truly becomes a memorable four-course dining experience where patrons can dip into something different - and discover all the ingredients for a unique dining experience including a relaxed atmosphere, private tables, attentive service, fine wines and signature fondue...See More"

"Saint-Emilion Restaurant is an upscale bistro set in a cozy house that serves homestyle French cuisine with a creative twist. The menu features traditional French dishes such as Pa Amb Tomaquet - delicious crusty bread rubbed with fresh tomato and drizzled with olive oil; Gratin D’Escargots – snails cooked with mushroom duxelle in a beef consommé; and Coq Au Vin - slowly braised chicken thighs in a richly flavored red wine sauce with mushrooms, pearl onions, and lardons. A full-service bar serves an array of libations, including fine French wines, craft beers, and handcrafted cocktails."

"Saint-Emilion Restaurant features homestyle French cuisine in an upscale bistro. Aside from their authentic Frech dishes, they serve imported wine. It is ever-changing to give the diners more options to choose from."

"What better way is there to get a glimpse into the heritage of Texas than through a living history museum like the Log Cabin Village?. The village is made up of six log cabins, each wonderfully restored to near perfection, that are from the mid-1800s. The Log Cabin Village was the clever idea of the Tarrant County Historical Society and the Pioneer Heritage Committee, who wanted to create it after they discovered that log cabins were slowly disappearing throughout the state."

"The Wharton-Scott House, also known as Thistle Hill, is a historic mansion located in Fort Worth. The Mansion was completed in 1904 and is now available for tours and rentals since its listing on the National Register of Historic Places. On the second Friday of each month, go beyond the standard tour for a chance to see the basement, carriage house, trunk room and servant quarters."

"Thistle Hill is one of the last remaining cattle baron mansions in Fort Worth. The home was originally built for Electra Waggoner, part-owner of the Waggoner Ranch. Today, the home is owned by Historic Fort Worth, who use the home for exhibits, events and tours."