Poppy's Ice Cream Parlour — Restaurant in Barnegat Light

Last night daughter and I were in Barnegat Light and decided to try Poppys. It is a cute ice cream place but the line to get served was long for a Tuesday night. Waited 45 minutes but I suppose that this is what you have to do when you are at the northern end of LBI.

Once we got to the front, our order was taken by a woman who had no personality and seemed uninterested in the questions I had of their products. I am assuming that it was late and she was already tired dealing with many people.

The small size is like a Dixie cup and you get two flavors. Seemed small relative to other I e cream shops on LBI. The ice cream was good tried Midnight Jersey shore and a vanilla I e cream with pretzels and salted caramel.

Since we are in Ship Bottom/Brant Beach area, I would not drive 20 minutes to go there but if I were in Barnegat Light, I would...

Poppy’s Ice Cream in Barnegat Light is absolutely worth the wait. Yes, there’s usually a line (especially after dinner), but it moves steadily and the ice cream is always worth it. It’s a fun, classic summer stop that feels like part of the LBI experience.

My go-to is the Chocolate Thunder—it’s rich, chocolatey, and packed with flavor. If you’re a chocolate fan, don’t skip it. The portions are generous, and they have a great mix of classic and creative flavors, so there’s something for everyone. You can get cups, cones, sundaes, and even dairy-free options.

Staff is friendly and fast, even when it’s busy. There’s a nice little outdoor area where you can sit and enjoy your ice cream. It’s a great spot to end the night if you’re in Barnegat Light or nearby.

Pro tip: bring cash just in case, and be ready for a short wait—but you’ll be glad you...

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