Andia’s Ice Cream

Andia's just keeps amazing me time and time again with their flavors. From rose pistachio and English rose to hot mama and ube. We typically go to their Cary locations, however, this time checked out the Iron Works shop while in the area. I love how they continue to support and showcase other local businesses like Asali and Big Spoon Roasters. As a fan of Big Spoon Roasters nut butters, I chose Hot Mama. It was amazing. The nut butter and cayenne pepper perfectly complemented the indulgent chocolate ice cream. Andia's makes delicious waffle bowls and cones and sprinkles are always free. The employees are friendly and helpful. I like that you can try the flavors before purchasing, even if they are busy. I never got around to trying one of the limited addition crazy milkshakes. I noticed that here they offer a few monster shakes year round. Plus they are served in souvenir mason jar. Andia's is pricy, comparable to other ice cream shops in the area, but the scoops are smaller in comparison. We still return and recommend Andia's to others since their flavors are incredible.

The ice cream was tasty and affordable! The service was good and the line went fast. There is only 1 door in and out, which made things a little tricky, but I do recommend checking it out.

Our first visit to Andia's Ice Cream was a mixed experience. The staff wasn't friendly--they didn't greet us when we came in, and I wasn't even sure when they were ready to help my family. They just sort of stood there, and I had to ask if it was our turn. Nothing was explained, and I wasn't asked what I'd like.We were drawn in by their amazing marketing on social media and decided to order their specialty $15 milkshakes. The shakes were good, but there are a few suggestions I'd make:1 Greet customers and ask if they've visited before. Offer assistance if they haven't.2. Part of the milkshake cost includes a souvenir cup, but it's covered in icing and ice cream, making it hard to take home. It would be better if customers could exchange their mug for a clean one. (Want to note I raised this concern with the staff and they would not clean our mug for us or offer a clean one. We purchased three milkshakes totaling $60 with tip so it would have been nice had they even offered one clean mug or a suggestion of how to transport) Overall, while the shakes were tasty, the customer service experience could use some improvement.

If you're looking for some great ice cream in Raleigh, North Carolina, be sure to stop by Andia's ice cream for unique flavors that will be a big hit with anyone in your family. One of my favorite flavors is baklava! They made a USA Today's list of best ice cream in the US if that says anything . Reminds me ( in a positive way) of my experiences at Jeni's , so if you like that you'll love this! ( and who doesn't love ice cream) . They are in the hip Ironworks district so cool and trendy food vibes#icecream #NorthCarolina

Andia's Ice Cream is located at Raleigh Iron Works. There is free parking in the parking garage, the lots on the end or in the 15 minute parking spots.The staff is friendly and will provide you two samples. There are many flavors to choose from and they seem to change some of the flavors each month. I got a scoop of gingerbread ice cream and a chocolate milkshake with marshmallows. The gingerbread became a little too rich for my taste buds but the chocolate shake was very good. The prices are on the high side so that would keep me from coming often.

I really enjoyed coming to Andia's for a scoop of ice cream! The plus side is that it's at the new Raleigh Iron Works where they have a relaxing vibe with shops and restaurants. Now granted they're starting to get more traction but I wouldn't let the isolated area deter you. The manager at Andia's was extremely kind and even offered to take a photo for my family. I tried all different flavors before settling down on the strawberry which was surprisingly not too sweet! And my partner's mint chocolate was also delicious and not too sweet. Sometimes it's hard to find desserts that not just filled with sugar.Definitely come here first and then go to Eastcut for a sandwich. Yes, dessert always comes first.

What a fun up and coming spot... most of the nearby businesses were still coming soon, but a decent amount are open. The inside was clean and we were welcomed as soon as we walked in the door. Andia's had a great selection but I had to go with the ube, which was absolutely delicious. I also sampled the baklava flavor which had a great cinnamon kick, but ube is always a favorite of mine so I couldn't resist the call. We also left with a pint of the ube and a lemon basil sorbet for later. The only reason I'd give this 4 out of 5 stars is due to the price, $11/pint of ice cream/sorbet is pretty steep any way you look at it. It was much better tasting than the average place, just pricey.

Loved!!!! So glad I have another ice cream place I like in Raleigh. I really liked the ice cream. I especially liked that they have special monthly flavors. The flavors this month were very holiday themed. I got Santa's cookies (or something like that). It was really good. I'd love to try their gingerbread cookie flavor too. And the peppermint one. Yum.I also rlly liked the service. The guy scooping the ice cream was super nice. He did a great job. He was really talking up the flavors, and I need that because I'm bad at making decisions.

I've been here 3 times and each time I leave so satisfied and happy. Today I brought my kids and they enjoyed their ice cream. I love how they have 6 new flavors to try each month. I went twice this week so I was able to try the Biscoff Cheesecake (flavor for Nov) before it was gone. Wow, so happy I got to try it and not have to wait until next November. Today I tried the Gingerbread Cookie, which is a December flavor, so if you like Gingerbread and you like Cookies, try this one!! Seriously the ice cream here is really good. My kids had Cotton Candy, Peppermint (Dec Flavor), and Cake Batter. To know what's the new flavors for the month, check out their instagram page. Shop is clean. There is only outdoor seating. Staff are welcoming and friendly.They take allergies very seriously. Just let them know once you arrive and they will make sure to prepare the ice cream accordingly. Of course anything can happen, so ensure you have your epi pen handy, in case.

Stopped in here after dinner for some ice cream. They have a ton of different flavors and you can get a waffle bowl or a cone. I got two scoops, the Baklava and the peanut butter fudge. The baklava has whole chunks of baklava in it, it was super good and the PB fudge was also super tasty. Waffle bowl was fresh, so it was also pretty dang good. Baklava - 7/10PB Fudge - 7/10