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"This ice cream shop in the Heights is heaven in a cone or cup!. Fat Cat makes all of their ice cream with local ingredients from Texas dairy and fruit farmers. The proprietors here turned their weekend passion of creating unique flavors into a full-fledged business when they opened up shop in their neighborhood."

"Fat Cat Creamery is the ice cream parlor that you know and love, with hip, trendy vibes to go along with it. Fat Cat Creamery serves up some amazing ice creams, like Mexican Vanilla and Amaya Coffee and Cream. As you can see, Houston is far from lacking in the frozen treats department."

"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."

"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"

"A post shared by Chocolate Bar (@chocolatebarhtx) on Feb 26, 2020 at 6:33am PST. Situated on West Alabama Street, The Chocolate Bar’s purple and yellow deco feels just like Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, but the resemblance doesn’t stop there. The Chocolate Bar offers a variety of handmade chocolates, decadent four-layer Uncle Darryl’s chocolate cake, an assortment of ice creams, and most recently added dog-friendly treats for your furry friends."

"The Chocolate Bar is here for you and all of your chocolate needs, including ice cream. Their must-try confections include the Candyland Junkyard, a mix of numerous candy bars, and my personal favorite, Snowberry, a mix of strawberry and chocolates. No matter which flavor you try, you will not be disappointed."

"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."

"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."

"Anything with sea salt is instantly better, especially when added to something sweet. Aqua S is a premium soft serve company from Australia. They update their flavor updates twice per month, and each one is more delicious than the last!"

"Hank’s produces ice cream the old-fashioned way by hand and using fresh ingredients. The Houston staple showcases eighteen flavors daily, with choices rotating from a list of nearly 100 flavors. And via their website, apparently Queen Bey, "always gets banana pudding," when she's in town."

"Family-owned since the start, Hank’s offers a variety of flavors for whatever your taste buds are craving. This shop has been dubbed best ice cream in Houston countless times by locals, so it must be true!. Where: 9291 S Main St, Houston, TX 77025"

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. Hank’s Ice Cream is a cosy local family business situated on Main Street. It was founded by none other than the recently deceased Hank Wiggins."

"This family-owned Houston custard shop has all kinds of sundaes and concretes available. Bring your furry friend for a Canine Custard—vanilla custard topped with a dog treat. Red Circle Ice Cream serves churros with its soft serve."

"If you're from Houston, you have probably seen the Smoosh food truck at least once. Customized to your liking, Smoosh's homemade ice cream smooshed between your choice of two cookies makes for the perfect summer dessert. Whatever you're craving cake, cookies, ice cream or anything in between, Houston has you covered."

"Well, that’s what SMOOSH is known for; extremely delicious, elevated ice cream cookie sandwiches. You pick the cookies you want, the ice cream you want, the toppings, and within minutes you are served the most incredible ice cream sandwich you’ve ever tasted. It doesn’t stop there, though."

"Customize the perfect ice cream sandwich at this food truck in Rice Village. The combination of warm cookies, a scoop of ice cream, and crunchy toppings will satisfy even the most discerning sweet tooth."

"The Colombus-based creamery serves dozens of unique flavors using ingredients absent of dyes, synthetic flavorings, or store-bought mixes. Some of their delectable flavors include: Salted Peanut Butter with Chocolate Flecks, Pumpkin Cake Roll, Middle West Whiskey & Pecans, Brown Butter Almond Brittle, and Lemon & Blueberries Parfait, just to give you a taste. In addition to seasonal flavors mixed in with the time of year, Jeni’s offers multiple dairy free and vegan options, including: Cold Brew with Coconut Cream, Frosé Sorbet, and the so apropos, Texas Sheet Cake."

"Taking over the former Carter & Cooley Co. space, the national chain that started in Ohio has taken the Heights by storm with its creative and chef-like flavors. There's salted peanut butter with chocolate flecks, brown butter almond cake, and gooey butter cake, along with frozen yogurt, like rainbow buttermilk, and dairy-free offerings, like cold brew with coconut cream."

"Step into this gallery of chocolate art and try not to order everything. The shop offers a creation popularized a few years ago in Israel: chocolate shawarma, in which dark, milk, and white chocolate are put on a rotating spit, then shaved and stuffed into a thin, crêpe-like wrap for an incredible dessert. But be warned: You’ll also be tempted by the chocolate-drizzled waffles and the pretty homemade truffles calling you from inside the case."

"As far as Insta-worthy desserts and treats go, the Triple Chocolate Crepe from Sleek is a feast for the eyes that’s hard to top. Drizzled with three types of chocolate, it’s almost too pretty to eat."

"Chinatown Location: 9393 Bellaire Blvd Suite I, Houston, TX 77036Katy Location: 23119 Colonial Pkwy Suite B-13, Katy, TX 77449. They’re kind of like a new-school Star Snow Ice (#6 on this list), but without the food; they’re more known for the shaved ice and other desserts. I’ve found their milk tea to be wonderfully refreshing, and their grass jelly is unrivaled in delicate taste and smooth texture."

"This popular Union Kitchen outpost is the 6th to open in the greater Houston area!. It boasts a sprawling interior and a big, beautiful outdoor patio to enjoy when the weather is ni..."

"This Union Kitchen outpost offers a unique menu of Contemporary American and Continental cuisine. They focus on sandwiches, wraps, entree salads and some of the best burgers in Hou..."

"The Heritage Society, Houston’s only interactive, outdoor historical museum and park, attracts history buffs and casual visitors alike for its famous reenactments, candlelight tours, and an impressive array of historical documentation. The Society offers a real adventure through history, showcasing authentic artifacts from over the centuries. Tour the Duncan General Store, restored to its 1878 glory with genuine merchandise, and check out the 1911 Ford Model T parked in the gallery for your viewing pleasure."

"Nestled in ten acres of beautiful green parkland in the heart of downtown Houston, Texas, The Heritage Society operates ten historic structures that date from 1823 to 1905."

"Might be a strange place to see this, but in the lobby of the Houston Police Headquarters you will find a unique and interesting museum called the Houston Police Museum. Inside the museum, you’ll be able to find all sorts of memorabilia collected over many decades. From things like a helicopter suspended from the ceiling, a vintage auto shot through with bullet holes and antique highway patrol motorcycles."

"Steeped in Texas history, the San Jacinto Monument and Museum of History are actually one and the same, as the museum is located in the base of the monument — which, at 570 feet, is the world's tallest. The museum features exhibits with a tie to Texas’ past, as the rotating line-up of attractions includes Developing Houston, a photographic chronicle of Houston’s timeline, the Holiday Lobby Exhibit, which features seasonal toys/ornaments/trinkets of yesteryear, and the Texas Navy Exhibit."

"The San Jacinto Museum of History contains one of the largest collections of Texas art, artifacts and history. The site was established in honor of those who fought in the Battle of San Jacinto in 1836, after which Texas gained independence. Of equal importance, the museum was intended to promote friendship of the once-tumultuous relationship between Texas, Mexico, Spain, France and Latin America."

"You might do a bit of a double-take when you see the San Jacinto Monument and Museum. It looks a lot like the famous Washington Monument. However, this is a gem that’s just for Houston and its visitors."

"There's something mesmerizing about sitting in a darkened planetarium, gazing at the domed ceiling, and watching the spectacle unfold above you. Burke Baker grants just such an experience, courtesy of feature presentations that riff on space travel and exploration, the history of the moon, the evolution of our own planet, constellations, and the possibilities of extraterrestrial life. Other shows let visitors take a microscopic journey through the body or groove to Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" through lights and music."

"AFTERNOON: The Houston Museum of Natural Science, one of the most visited museums in the U.S., features the Wortham IMAX Theatre, Burke Baker Planetarium, Cockrell Butterfly Center, permanent exhibit halls and traveling exhibitions. One of the best discovery places for kids and adults alike."

"Just a short distance away is the San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site, a 1,200-acre national historic site that is home to the 567-foot-tall San Jacinto Monument commemorating the decisive battle in the Texas Revolution. At the base, you'll also find a museum. The permanent exhibit deals with the story of Texas' Independence."

"For a bird's eye view of Houston, head to the top of the San Jacinto Monument. The monument's observation deck overlooks Houston, the Houston Ship Channel, and this historic battleground. The San Jacinto Museum of History, which chronicles 400 years of early Texas history, is located at the bottom of the monument."

"This state historical park commemorates the place where Texas gained independence from Mexico in 1836 when Gen. Sam Houston defeated Gen. Santa Ana."

"This National Historic Landmark and National Mechanical Landmark was both the last battleship to participate in World War I and World War II and the first battleship memorial museum in the U.S. It’s also the flagship of the Texas Navy. First launched in 1912, it was decommissioned in 1948 and now sits in the San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site and offers a variety of tours and programs for people of all ages."

"Active in battles of both world wars, Battleship Texas, the world's last remaining dreadnought, is now a floating museum docked just 25 miles from Houston on the Gulf of Mexico. The USS Texas was commissioned in 1914, and in 1916 was the first battleship outfitted with anti-aircraft guns. You can tour the ship on your own or on a hard-hat guided tour that will take you into some areas that are otherwise off limits."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Bill Wilson used under CC BY 2.0. One of the most famous landmarks in the whole of Houston, this battleship has a long and proud history. After playing a pivotal role in the two world wars, the Battleship Texas was turned into a museum and placed in the heart of Houston."