Best Gelato in Kennesaw

"A post shared by 一个没有感情的杀手🚫 (@fakehelen.ca) on Nov 4, 2018 at 9:33pm PST. When it’s time for a snack, head to this well-loved ice cream shop. You’ll find a few locations scattered around Atlanta, but for the best opportunities for your Instagram shot, check out the location in Decatur Square."

"Jeni’s artisan ice creams are hand-crafted using whole ingredients: crave-worthy flavors include brown butter almond brittle and darkest chocolate. Kids love supermoon for its marshmallow-cereal taste. Multiple Atlanta locations."

"Heading over to the Beltline, I went to a one-stop shop: Jake’s Ice Cream. This eccentric Irwin Street landmark stands out with bright colors and carnival light signage, fitting right in as part of its trendy graffiti-covered surroundings. With offerings of breakfast, coffee, lunch options, desserts and, of course, ice cream, there’s really no way to go wrong at Jake’s."

"Located in Irwin Street Market in historic Old Fourth Ward, Jake’s Ice Cream was founded by Jake Rothschild and two other partners. The shop first opened in Cabbagetown in 1999 and then moved to its current location in 2005. The parlor offers more than two hundred ice creams, sorbets, gelatos, sherbets and frozen yogurt in various flavors."

"The old-school ice cream parlor atmosphere is the cherry on top of this flavor-packed ice cream shop. Kid favorites: Max’s magic kisses, a blue sweet cream base with white chocolate chips and marshmallows. Don’t miss chocolate “slap yo mama”, made with chocolate sauce, chocolate chips and Oreo cookies."

"Though only visitors call this place "Hot-lanta," the city is famous for its humidity and sky-high temperatures, making ice cream a welcome relief almost anytime. When cravings strike, seek out fresh-faced ice cream chef Cora Cotrim, the "Queen of Cream." At her eponymous Inman Park parlor, she serves creative flavors like Cornflake Bacon Brittle, Thai Tea, Maple Walnut and Georgia Peach Cobbler. Cotrim’s flavors may be intricate, but she keeps the ingredients uncomplicated with sugar and grass-fed organic cream and milk."

"Now served from a takeout window off Elizabeth Street in Inman Park, Queen of Cream serves from-scratch ice cream using dairy sourced from a family-run farm in Waynesboro. There’s always classics such as vanilla and chocolate on the menu here, along with flavors like vegan black pearl, lavender honeycomb, and cold brew coffee."

"This homemade ice cream window in Inman Park starts its batches with local grass-fed dairy, and makes small batches in-house using fresh and local ingredients. Pick up your scoop at the ice cream window, located on Bernina. The Cherry on Top: Vegan flavors, including Mango Coconut, hold their own on the menu."

"All ice cream at this Decatur institution is hand-made right there in the store, and with flavors that range from classic to exotic—honey lavender fig and dark chocolate malbec, for starters—you might never leave. Check out their seasonally rotating menu for the most "now" flavors. The Cherry On Top: Take your ice cream to go and saunter over to the nearby Little Shop of Stories—they have story times on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday!"

"This fan-favorite boasts handcrafted small-batch ice cream and frozen desserts. Kid favorites: strawberry, freckled chocolate, butterscotch brownie. Adult favorites: OG goodness (brown sugar ice cream with butter cake) and honeycomb forest."

"This flash-frozen ice cream is created using liquid nitrogen, hence the name. Try the cake batter and fudge with cookie dough sprinkles, the coconut and black raspberry mixed with berries and topped with coconut flakes, or peanut butter ice cream topped with fudge, Reese’s peanut butter cups, and brownies. There’s also a location near Centennial Olympic Park in downtown Atlanta."

"This unique ice cream is frozen using only liquid nitrogen, making it a really cool and cold treat. They have traditional and fun flavors, including bubble gum, cake batter, cinnamon, maple, root beer and white chocolate, or you can add mix-ins to make your own delicious combinations. Downtown, Johns Creek and Sandy Springs."

"This flash-frozen ice cream is created using liquid nitrogen, which is found in the air we breathe. And the founders take the idea of science in the kitchen seriously—they even offer classroom demos and have a song about the Periodic Table on their homepage. Whatever the science behind this ice cream, it's good."

"Housed in a converted train caboose near antiques row in historic downtown Chamblee, Frosty Caboose is where to head for old school ice cream cones and sundaes with lots of toppings. Order at the walk-up window and find a seat in the shade."

"The “train-watching capital of Atlanta” in Chamblee boasts 36 flavors, including sugar- and gluten-free options. Kid favorites: Superman, birthday cake, cookies and cream. Adults: mint chocolate chip, chunky salted caramel."

"You can’t go wrong with this combination: chocolate ice cream, chocolate chips, cookie crunch, hot fudge sauce and whipped cream. The walk-up window of this Chamblee landmark is open for business."

"Order hot or iced coffee and tea, try breakfast sandwiches, bagels and muffins, and of course, a delicious donut or cute MUNCHKINS donut holes.Kid Favorite: Any flavor with sprinkles.Most Unique: GuavaBest Seller: Chocolate FrostedLocation: Multiple locations. – Hayley Markowitz and Emily Webb"

"Made an order “in detail”, they repeated my order back to me and still could not get my drink right, after settling for a poorly made drink, I thought to..."

"Bon Glaze offers up unique, intricate gourmet donuts with an equally upscale presentation of donuts on display. Not only do they serve sides of bacon in natural wood-smoked, candied, candied cayenne, and chocolate dipped, but their donut flavors include bacon butterscotch, balsamic caramel sea salt, and apple streusel. That’s essentially the entire food pyramid in donut form."

"Five years after they opened Kimball House, the team behind the now-iconic Decatur oysters-and-cocktail depot launched a second concept. Gracefully situated in the southwest corner of Krog Street Market, Watchman’s is the lighthearted and breezy yang to Kimball House’s dark and moody yin. All the seafood, from oysters to crudo to the whole-fish entree, is sustainably sourced from the South."

"Watchman’s Seafood & Spirits is a favorite haunt at Krog Street Market. The space opened in early January 2019 and specializes in oysters and strong drinks. The people behind Watchman’s are the same ones that took Kimball House in Decatur to national prominence."

"One of Decatur’s most popular steakhouses on a list of best vegan restaurants?!. It may seem ridiculous at first. Consider the difference between Parker’s on Ponce and other steakho..."

"While Virginia has produced more US presidents than any other state, Georgia is home to just one (so far), Jimmy Carter. History lovers wanting to learn more about the life of POTUS 39 will enjoy the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum. When he left office in January 1981, President Carter was only 56 years old."

"441 John Lewis Freedom Parkway, NEAtlanta, GA 30307-1498(404) 865-7100. Opened in 1986, the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library houses the most notable stories about the life of Jimmy Carter."

"Set right in the heart of the city, this facility offers a beautiful insight into world history from an African-American’s perspective. You and your kiddos will love the displays on the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, Africa as well as the history of the city’s neighborhoods. Teenagers 15 years and above are more likely to enjoy this experience than the younger ones."

"There are some incredible stories and exhibits on offer at the APEX. This Sweet Auburn gem is a museum of history presented from the black perspective. Established in 1978, there’s a lot of history that goes beyond its opening that’s packed in this small, but super important museum."

"Among Atlanta’s top Black history sites is the Madam C.J. Walker Museum, which honors the life and accomplishments of Madam C.J. Walker, a laundress who became the first self-made Black female millionaire. She started her own cosmetics and hair care company, selling her own products door-to-door, through the mail and at her franchised beauty shops for African American women. If you want to know more about Madam Walker, watch the Netflix series, “Self-Made” staring Octavia Spencer."