Best Gelato in Kingwood

"Recently adding a location at the Stomping Grounds development in Garden Oaks, Fat Cat is one of the city's most popular spots to get ice cream. The shop's secret is a small menu of big flavors like milk chocolate stout made with oatmeal stout and strawberry jam and buttermilk ice cream made with gin. Fun seasonal flavors come in and out, and nostalgic treats like push-up pops and ice cream sandwiches round out the experience."

"Chocolate Wasted Ice Cream is Houston’s first urban ice cream truck!. They also sell artisan popsicles and other frozen treats with an interesting selection of flavors for you. They also offer awesome fruity, creamy, and chocolate-dipped popsicles!"

"Houston's quintessential modern ice creamery offers both traditional flavors (dark chocolate, vanilla bean, mint chocolate chip) and innovative fare (cafe sua da, toasted rice, marzipan). It also has ice cream for good dogs, featuring peanut butter, banana, honey, and non-fat yogurt. (Can that be for humans, too?) Cloud 10's popularity is so strong that it now has three locations—be sure to hit them all this summer."

"What is so great about Cloud 10 Creamery is that they offer 10 original flavors that are available all the time, and then they offer  another 10 flavors that are seasonal, which are even more unique and extremely delicious. The thing is, even their original flavors aren’t your regular ice cream flavors. Think peanut butter and jelly, Nutella and marshmallow, and marzipan to name a few."

"Ice cream is not just for summer — especially with Cloud 10's seasonal winter 2018 menu of ice cream flavors, sundaes, and cloud bars. Of course, the Nutella and marshmallow and toasted rice varieties are always good fallback options no matter what time of year. @anacfonsecaembedded via"

"Why You’ve Got to Go: The Chocolate Bar is as close to Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory as it gets; satisfy all those sweet cravings in this restaurant that pays tribute to all things chocolate. What to Do: Dig into delicious cakes, cookies, pies, ice cream and the must-try ‘trompe l’oeil’ pizza, stock up at the traditional candy counter and enjoy live music and swing dancing on Thursdays."

"The Chocolate Bar is exactly what it sounds like: a dessert bar serving all-things-chocolate. This dessert spot is located in Rice Village, perfect for an after-dinner treat or a break from shopping. Since The Chocolate Bar is the place for sweets, their cookies do not disappoint."

"With inventive ice cream flavors, giant slices of layered cake, and an array of chocolate-covered fruit, it’s hard to go wrong with anything on deck."

"If any ice cream in Houston can be classified as whimsical, it's the treats from this Australian-born magic factory. With locations in Asia Town and the Heights, Aqua S specializes in sea salt ice cream colored in (what else) aqua blue. You can top your cone (charcoal, naturally) of soft-serve with fun toppings like toasted marshmallows, popcorn, and cotton candy."

"This gem in Chinatown is not only super delicious but super Instagrammable!. Born in Australia and with it’s only American location in the USA, this cold treat is topping my list of favorites right now!. Their signature sea salt soft serve ice-cream is so creamy and ideal for those sweet and salty lovers."

"An Instagram wonderland in Asiatown, Aqua S is known for its blue hued, salty-sweet sea salt soft serve. There’s also a rotating flavor on offer that changes frequently, and each cone can be crowned with a halo of cotton candy or shower of Pop Rocks for the perfect shot for the ‘gram."

"Make your little cookie lovers day with a trip to Smoosh Cookies, a beloved Rice Village food truck turned brick and mortar serving custom cookie ice cream sandwiches. Create your own sinfully sweet sandwich made with brownies, waffles, cookies, or churros and packed with ice cream flavors like birthday cake, blue cookie crunch, and strawberry cheesecake. 718 West 18th Street, Houston, TX 77008"

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. SMOOSH is an ice cream cookie sandwich parlour in Houston Heights. They combine freshly baked cookies, premium ice cream and crazy toppings to create a customised one of a kind gourmet ice cream sandwich just for you."

"A secret family cookie recipe combined with freshly made, richly flavored ice creams makes for the deliciousness that is a Smoosh ice cream sandwich. And really, is there anything better than a massive scoop of ice cream tucked in between two soft cookies?"

"How Connie’s flies under the radar of so many top-ice-cream lists in Houston is a bit of a head-scratcher – especially when it’s racked up an average 4.8 rating (out of 5) from nearly 2,000 individual reviews. Suppose it’s because frozen custard is different than ice cream – but is it really?. All the same, Connie’s in Cypress offers deliciously creamy home-spun treats that include sundaes, concretes, malts, milkshakes, and splits."

"A post shared by Connies Frozen Custard (@conniesfrozencustard). This well-loved local custard shop doles out sundaes with plenty of toppings available, concretes, milkshakes and even banana splits from its walk-up window."

"Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve definitely seen the rolled ice cream fad that’s been taking over the majority of foodstagrams. At 8 Fahrenheit, you can participate in the delicious food trend. Pick from a selection of flavors and toppings, and then watch as they are rolled up."

"This must-try spot doesn’t technically serve scoops, but they serve the perfect frozen treats for Houston’s hot days: popsicles. At Steel City Pops, you can try a myriad of pops, ranging from creamy to fruity to cookie pops. And if that’s not enough, you can dip your pop in chocolate!"

"A post shared by Rita's Italian Ice and Custard (@ritasofhouston). Rita's puts its own twist on soft serve with Gelatis, layers of fruity Italian ice and frozen custard served in a cup. There's also swirled and classic frozen custard cones for the purists."

"A trip to Treats of Mexico for its famous concha ice cream is an East End tradition, especially in the Houston heat. Who wouldn't love their favorite ice cream stuffed in a sliced concha with a cup of champurrado to go along with it?. Mangonadas from Treats of Mexico are a favorite among East End locals."

"Why You’ve Got to Go: The Chocolate Bar is as close to Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory as it gets; satisfy all those sweet cravings in this restaurant that pays tribute to all things chocolate. What to Do: Dig into delicious cakes, cookies, pies, ice cream and the must-try ‘trompe l’oeil’ pizza, stock up at the traditional candy counter and enjoy live music and swing dancing on Thursdays."

"The Chocolate Bar is exactly what it sounds like: a dessert bar serving all-things-chocolate. This dessert spot is located in Rice Village, perfect for an after-dinner treat or a break from shopping. Since The Chocolate Bar is the place for sweets, their cookies do not disappoint."

"With inventive ice cream flavors, giant slices of layered cake, and an array of chocolate-covered fruit, it’s hard to go wrong with anything on deck."

"Nearby Levy Park has been a child’s dream since opening, the only thing missing was a latte on hand...or a craft on tap. Thankfully, the playground gods have answered our prayers, and now directly across from the entrance to the park is wine, beer, and a fully stocked espresso bar courtesy of Slowpokes. The newly opened spot has a PB&J panini for the small ones and gorgonzola and salami offerings for adults."

"Another one of the best coffee shops in Houston, Slowpokes doubles as a coffee shop and bar for the community in Oak Forest. With communal tables and a large outdoor patio, Slowpokes encourages neighbors to mingle with one another over a strong cup of signature coffee. Take your time and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere at Slowpokes with your friends or by making some new ones."

"If you are ever in the heights, then you need to stop by Slowpokes. They are a hip spot that serves up some amazing brew. Their coffees are so amazing that they can even draw faces on it."

"Formerly known as Transco Waterwall and Williams Waterwall, Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park is known for its multi-story U-shaped fountain. Nestled in the uptown district of Houston, Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park features a 64-foot fountain recirculating 11,000 gallons of water per minute. Address : 2800 Post Oak Blvd, Houston, TX 77056Hours : 8 AM - 9 PM (daily)Activities and Attractions : Walking, picnicking, 64-foot U-shaped fountain"

"Some places are just meant to be experienced, and this is one of them!. The Waterwall Park, located near the Galleria, is known for its 64-foot-tall gushing—you guessed it—waterfall. And although the park itself is pretty small, the fountain is impressive and definitely worth capturing."

"Meander is a public art piece situated between the dog run and the events lawn at Market Square Park. Besides being a nice space for a picnic, dog walking or to just enjoy the scenery, Houston's Market Square Park offers several free events throughout the month, including movie nights, bingo and more."

"Set in the heart of downtown Houston at the site of the city’s original founding, Market Square Park is the greenest, hippest, and most historic square block in town. The urban park is popular with picnickers, cyclists, and anyone looking for quiet reflection in the middle of the bustling city.More"

"Market Square Park offers a cornucopia of picturesque nooks. The small, well-designed park has fountains, mosaics and sculptures. Across the street from the park on the side of Treebeards restaurant sits one of Houston's most colorful and most frequently photographed murals."

"The park’s crushed-granite Seymour Lieberman jogging trail, now an honest three miles, is a runner’s low-impact dream, complete with workout track, brand-new bathrooms, and watering stations. Hardcore trail runners and mountain bikers love the seven-mile “Ho Chi Minh Trail,” which winds along Buffalo Bayou in all its overgrown glory—and yes, there are snakes. Elsewhere hardcore cyclists use the paved picnic area as a practice loop, and hikers flock to the peaceful Arboretum for three miles of shady, indigenous plants, bats, birds, and even a gator."

"Houston's Memorial Park is one of the United States' largest urban parks, originally opened in 1924 on the site of the former United States Army training base Camp Logan. Today, the 1,466-acre public park is located in Houston's Memorial neighborhood and is dedicated to the memory of fallen American soldiers. It is home to the state's highest-rated municipal golf course, the 18-hole Memorial Park Golf Course, which was redesigned in 1936 by John Bredemus and has hosted the PGA Houston Open more than a dozen times."

"Omni Houston Hotel is located near Buffalo Bayou, a river dating back 18,000 years ago that cuts through the heart of Harris County, and Memorial Park, one of the largest urban parks in the U.S.. If you’re ready to make the absolute most of your stay in Houston, read on for our two-day itinerary highlighting the city’s best food, nightlife and more."