Frozen Rolls Creamery

Tried this for the first time and was a cool experience... the experience was made even better bc the staff were very friendly. The ice cream does take a few minutes to make bc it's made by hand and to your custom order. Give it a try!

Getting here was a hassle since it's difficult to turn into the small parking lot in front, when the main road is one of the busiest in downtown Austin. Parking is made even stickier when there are large trucks parked, making getting to any vacant spots in-between said trucks a tight squeeze. Service was sub-par. I ordered at the counter, and it felt like I waited double the time that it should have taken. I ordered the key lime flavor, which should have had lime flavored ice cream rolls with Graham cracker crumbles mixed in and topped with whipped cream. I ordered a small size, but the serving seemed pretty hefty, and as a result, I couldn't finish it. I also felt like it lacked Graham cracker mixins, and the key lime flavor got too old, too soon. The shop was also too homegrown, and it seemed like the shopkeepers didn't care that customers could see into the kitchen. Overall, it wasn't my favorite ice cream place in Austin, but it seems to be the only place to get Thai ice cream rolls in the city.

I love having frozen rolled ice cream! It's both fun and I like the texture. The ice cream here has a nice sweet taste that tastes like the ice cream has been sweetened with condensed milk. Whipped cream is also added on top of the ice cream.I got the Matcha Heaven flavor and it's a sweet matcha green tea flavor. Yummy! I've also had the Thai-cy rolls in the past too and it's also yummy.

I tried their key lime, Thai icy and the coconut ash one. I love their key lime the most because very mild and still delicious. Their coconut ash is very mild flavor and only taste like coconut. Their Thai icy was good but too sweet for me. I'm sad that they don't do mix in toppings though.

Very quiet place with great rolled ice cream! Service was adequate. The taste was excellent!

It is an adorable little ice cream shop where you pick your flavors and the toppings and they roll out the cream right in front of you! At night and on weekends they do get super busy so it could take around 20 minutes of waiting. I like their strawberry smash because there are little chunks of strawberries inside that make the texture super satisfying. The only downside is the parking lot is super small and the spaces are hard to get out of, so I suggest parking further out and walking if possible.

Cool experience to watch the ice cream being made, tastes amazing. Kids love the color changing spoons.

Frozen Rolls Creamery tasted great. Getting 4 stars because it was really slow, I'm talking 45 minutes to get our ice cream and it wasn't even busy. Monkey business is a great one.

My husband and I decided to have a sweet after dinner and stopped by Frozen Rolls Creamery. As we drove around and found this place we noticed that the parking lot is really small. So we had to drive around and found parking in a nearby neighborhood. We walked to the creamery. As we walked in we looked around. It's kind of small in the ordering area and can get crowded but the area for indoor seating was really big. We ordered and paid and they took our name for the order. The wait was about 10 minutes as they were busy for a Sunday night. I did watch as they were rolling the ice cream. It was cool to see the process. They eventually called our name and we got our ice cream. It was cold and creamy. The cookie dough bites added the sweet to the ice cream that I wanted so it wasn't too sweet. It was a good sweet treat but a little pricey for two people. The cost was about $28 for two ice creams with tax and tip.

Because it was 90 degrees yesterday now, this was not a want, but a necessity. Dairy free green tea rolled ice cream (AKA, "matcha heaven") from Frozen Rolls Creamery is the antidote to the premature Austin heat you need in your life too. It's mercifully not too sweet, light, refreshing, and those thin flaky layers are an absolute textural delight. You can load it up with vegan toppings, like crushed Oreos, fresh berries, coconut, and mochi, too.Bonus points and it feels necessary to call out the fact that there's a small parking lot in front! Since this is on a prime strip of North Lamar, those in the know will treasure this info. Otherwise, you can always ditch your car at Whole Foods a block away. Whatever you do, don't just drive by this treat. It's worth a stop anytime.