Sweet Rose Creamery

This place serves great ice cream but I couldn’t find a flavor that I liked so I ended up just getting plain Vanilla flavor.
The staff was very friendly and helpful. They allowed me to sample different flavors of ice cream until I decided. All of their samplings are done with real spoons not plastic ones.
They also make their own waffle cones from scratch.

Vegan Vanilla coconut milk free ice cream goodness and Dark Chocolate-​so good !!
So many good flavors! Free samples on real spoons! Friendly happy staff and open late!
Seating in back and front and new flavors-​homemade– my new go-​to treat!
The Coconut Vanilla– is creamy-​not runny-​not too watery– it is like smashed coconut-​so so good! Dark Chocolate is just that– got a bite– so much intense flavor!
You can get a double for $ 6.25 or a single for $ 4.50 = get a double and bring a friend!
They also have an assortment of toppings– marshmellows, bananas, nuts and brownies plus more!
Treat yourself and go to Sweet Rose!

My life will now be defined as two parts: Before the Vegan Horchata Ice Cream, and After. Unfortunately, from this point on, my standards for ice cream (esp. for lactose-​free/​vegan) are going to be absurdly high thanks to this beautiful, heavenly, sinfully wonderful cinnamon-​y & vanilla-​y sweet ice cream. Many desserts have come and gone, some making more of an imprint than others, but now, a few days later and in retrospect, I can say that my scoop of vegan horchata was hands down THE BEST DESSERT EVER. No hyperbole there. Simply the best.
The other flavors we tried were also amazing, but as you can see, I’m partial to the above. Service was moderately fast and very friendly, price was average, and atmosphere is cute but has only a few seating options — best to walk but not talk. Silence. Just enjoy the most non-​milky goodness you’ve ever tasted.

Staff is super nice! Ice cream is delicious! Will for sure go back. The whip cream is so home made! Fresh. Tried the chocolate sundae! Bomb! You’ll love it!

So many good things to share!
I came from here for the first time and absolutely loved it! I love that it is open late… but even more importantly, I love that the ice cream is made from the freshest ingredients!
The staff is so friendly, I’m sure they’d let you try ALL the different flavors of you asked. The flavors are so unique and fresh they are absolutely amazing!
There’s outdoor seating in the back — great family or date place! ABSOLUTELY LOVE!

Unilocal Challenge 2016: ³²⁄₁₀₀ — I am always thinking about ice cream. It’s my very favorite dessert. And I like interesting flavors and will oftentimes drive a ways to get them. Enter the month of April and a short season California delight, the Pixie Tangerine from Friend’s Ranch in Ojai.
As soon as I found out that Sweet Rose Creamery had an ice cream made from the Ojai Pixie, I made a beeline for a couple of pints. This location, on a quaint little street, has extremely challenging parking, and so I called SRC and was connected to Patrick.
Talk about extraordinary customer service! The phone call was dropped (thanks AT&T) and Patrick actually called me back! Unheard of, right? He pre-​packed two pints for me to hard freeze for a few hours so I could transport them to the OC. He charged my credit card over the phone. All I had to do was drive over there with my ice chest and he even delivered the ice cream to me curbside (as I was double-​parked). Amazing!
They have other great flavors and they change frequently. The nicest people ever and super delicious ice cream, that’s a winning combination in my book!

QUALITY. That is the best word to describe the ice cream at this establishment.
Every flavor is so sinfully delicious, rich and fresh! The service is also great and the venue is quaint and cute.
So far lemon chiffon is my absolute favorite. It’s very rare that I eat dairy ice cream, but a I made an exception for a few bites of this one… and some of the other flavors. The texture and flavor are honestly heavenly. My manfriend has also gotten the chocolate mint flavor and it was such a treat to actually taste the fresh mint used to make the batch, rather than some processed version of the sorts.
Highly recommend!

As usual, Sweet Rose Creamery is delivers very good quality ice cream and strong flavors.
The Brownie Sundae was wonderfully made with candied shaved almonds, fudge, whipped cream and two scoops of ice cream with flavors of our choice.
Luxxe is the coffee they use for their coffee ice cream. Yummy.
Can’t go wrong with their Chocolate Waffle cone. So good. Their regular cone is also very good. Crispy and fresh.
They have a «backyard» with a few picnic benches where you can enjoy your ice cream. Very pretty.
Parking on this street is always a challenge but we easily found an available metered parking spot right on Moorpark.

If you want homemade, flavorful, delicious, kosher ice cream then this is the place to go. They hand make all their ice cream in small batches. I’ve been here twice and haven’t been disappointed yet. The first time was around the holidays and had the egg nog ice cream and it shocked me on how good it was. This last time we had the brownie sundae and we gave it 4 up lol.
If you ur in the area and want some good ice cream this is the place to be. The store is pretty small but They have a nice patio out back and seating out front of u would like to eat it there.

What a sleeper. After I left here I could not help but wonder why there aren’t Afters sized lines outside. I mean this was easily some of the best ice cream I’ve had in few years. Heavy statement alert…
Sampled a few flavors. Close to getting the salted caramel, but I figured I will be back. Once I heard the woman say they make their dark chocolate in house had to quickly switch it up. The waffle cones are being made on the spot. Dollop after dollop of brownie thick batter getting met by a waffle iron. Cone and cream were the perfect match. The best mint chip out there I’ve had in a while.
I knew it was good because we both ordered the same thing. Almost 90% of the time we will order different things so we can share. This time we both knew there was no way in hell we were going to share this scoop!
A big fan of how they cater to all; having non dairy ice cream/​sorbet, everything is «organic», and the outside seating it awesome. A good stop for the family or friends on a scorched summer night.

According to the assistant manager, this place has been around for 4 months. It’s tiny but roomy. You can sample the ice cream beforehand and they use silver spoons for it (very smart, rather than tossing them out, they can wash them).
You can build your own or do single, double, etc scoops.
I got the lemon chiffon with added marshmallows. I love lemon anything lol but this was so delicious! Not too sweet but just perfect!
Boyfriend got the mint chip and that actually tasted like you were eating an actual mint plant! So good!
It was getting dark and chilly but we noticed they have a backyard area with lamps and big picnic tables for you to enjoy your Ice cream at! That looked so cute and relaxing!
The staff was super sweet and helpful!
Definitely try this place if you’re in the area or doing your laundry :)

Wow! What a great spot! All organic ice cream and fixens! What! Woop woop! After my experience at
McConnells ice cream (see my review for that ridiculous place) I was on the hunt for a new spot. One night, bae was in the dog house and to get back in my good graces, he brought me an ice cream brownie sundae from here. (It made me forget what he did immediately by the way, so fellas take heed!)
Needing to know where that lil piece of heaven came from, we returned together to the store a couple days later. I was stunned to find out that the
ENTIRE MENU (including ALL toppings and waffle cones) are handmade and ORGANIC! Omg.. everything is soooo delicious, and they have local seasonal flavors that they rotate too! Omg omg omg. .and they’re close to my crib. Oh lawrd! Whatever shall I do?! You have to try this spot. You have to. It’s high on my list of local yums! Get it in!
*Damn! I could’ve sworn that I took a photo! I guess I’ll have to go back! For ahem… research purposes. stop looking at me like that. It’s organic!

Went on a whim late last night when I heard they offered vegan options. Got the chocolate coconut vegan ice cream and it was fresher and tastier than any dairy based chocolate ice cream I’ve had. I also got to taste the coconut vanilla vegan option too and it was just as scrumptious. A regular waffle cone scoop is pretty big too, I’ll definitely be back.
Pros:
Vegan options
Big servings
Friendly staff
Backyard patio
Open late
Located in adorable Tajunga village
Cons:
Metered parking but free street parking on neighborhood side streets nearby if you’re willing to walk.

Cute place, mostly basic flavors, some seating inside but a really cool patio out the back door, with picnic benches and Astroturf. The person who’d suggested going here is bonkers over it and said it’s his favorite ice cream place in LA; I liked it fine, but wasn’t about to tell everyone about it (unlike Milk’s brownie sundae, which I tell someone about at least once a week). I had chocolate ice cream in a homemade cone, and it was just chocolate ice cream. I wanted to like it more on the friend’s behalf, but no.
Nice night out on the patio, though: weeknight when it’s chilly=all your patio. We did see a rat scurry close to the building, though.

Good made-​from-​scratch ice cream with quality ingredients you can trust. Everything is fresh including their waffle cones! Their flavors stay new with seasonal ones right now like Meyer Lemon and Earl Grey. There are shakes, floats, malts, sundaes, banana splits, chocolate covered bananas, ice cream sandwiches, hot chocolate, coffee, and tons of toppings that also look made-​from-​scratchy (like sprinkles that aren’t bright colored because they’re dyed with like, carrots and beet juice and stuff lol) cute patio seating too. Wish they had strawberry; I feel chocolate strawberry and vanilla are the staples.

I was so excited to see them open up in the valley. I was forever trying to get to the one in LA but I’m almost always in the valley. This is an adorable almost boutique style ice cream shop. There is almost no seating. They have like a cute little bench by the window and some outdoor seating. We went in the middle of California’s cold season so it was too chilly to sit outside. And the 4 seats available inside were taken. This is more of a just grab and go place. Really can’t sit around and mingle. Cool thing about this location is that they are kosher as well. Which is a big plus.
I tried a sorbet and my friend had eggnog. I am definitely not an eggnog fan but it was surprisingly good. My sorbet was so delicious. You have choices of cones and all that good stuff.

I was super excited to see that they’ve set up shop in the valley. Unfortunately, service and quantity had kept me from going back.
I first tried their ice cream at their Fairfax location and loved their brown butter flavor. Too bad it’s a seasonal flavor.
After discovering they opened a location in Studio City along Tujunga, I stopped by to pick up a scoop. Upon waking in, the guy working was abrupt and not very friendly. There was no hello, no offer to try any flavors, just silence. Feeling a bit uncomfortable like I was bothering him, I quickly chose a flavor and paid. Then I stepped out back to take a picture of course and realized this was the smallest scoop of ice cream ever. See picture. You know how when you lick your ice cream cone and you still come across some ice cream at the bottom of the cone? Well that didn’t happen with my small scoop.
Cute shop with lots of seating out back, but poor service. Street parking only.

So happy that Sweet Rose opened here in Studio City! It’s so close and I don’t have to make the trip to Beverly Hills anymore. I often brunch at aroma café, so I’ll will be here for desserts after brunch! They have the sweetest employees that offer you samples and the cutest «backyard» area.
Parking is kind of hard to find, especially on weekends. I was lucky enough to find street parking right in front.

The worker that served us that night was awesome to talk to & when there were no customers he’d just be singing to the songs coming on. I was entertained when Britney’s Toxic came up. Imagine, ice cream mixed with karaōke? Someone get on that.
ICE CREAM: Earl Grey did not disappoint. However, it is sweet rose creamery. And I believe they know how to handle their ice cream. Their cone was a bit too sweet for me though, so I didn’t finish. Friend got Caffe Luxxe Coffee, which I sneaked a taste of & it was good too.
Top Hits:
— Colorful venue & cute back patio
— Interactive servers
— Good seasonal flavors (Earl Grey was for November!)
Heads up:
— Street parking, folks. Don’t forget to feed the meter. After 7PM, you’re good.

I’ve been looking for a dessert alternative (gelato OR ice cream, I am not picky, just round) for this stretch of stores as the customer service at the gelato place across the street can be quite snooty.
My fatty prayers were answered when I saw they just opened a Sweet Rose Creamery in the area! The store itself is very small, but there’s a large patio area out back and tables outside on Tujunga right outside the store.
Had no problems with customer service. There were two people working and while one worker was tending to a pretty big family in front of us, the other got our order started right away. Both were really polite, helpful, and asked if we wanted samples on any of the flavors.
I had a double scoop: mint chocolate chip and chocolate in a chocolate cone. My partner was more adventurous than me and had earl gray and pumpkin (seasonal) in a chocolate cone.
We sat out back, stuffed our faces, and forgot it was 90 degrees outside on a week night. All in all, I’d say it was a good night.
Parking: street parking only. Your best bet is to try the surrounding residential areas rather than looking for parking on Tujunga right out front. Just be mindful of the signs, a few blocks don’t let you park there after 9pm.