Handel's Homemade Ice Cream — Restaurant in Culver City

In business since 1945 and originally from Ohio, I have been to many locations all around SoCal but this was my first visit to this new Culver City location on S Sepulveda. Every location has been fantastic so far and one thing I appreciate is the staggering amount of ice cream flavor options that they have. It’s easy to get something new each visit, especially with their seasonal flavors. Parking for this location is extremely easy and free bc it’s attached to a shopping center. They have spaces right out front and on the roof/2nd level. Service was fast and friendly and the ice cream isn’t as hard on your tummy as more creamy companies like Salt & Straw.

For this visit I chose a waffle cone with Cinnamon Roll and Cake Batter. Between the two I would say that Cinnamon Roll was my favorite. I wish they would have just a salted caramel flavor without the truffles or a vanilla with caramel but they currently don’t offer that on the menu. Others with me ordered the 4 flavor sampler which is 4 small scoops of up to 4 different flavors.

Overall I would say Handel’s is one of my favorite places to get ice cream and I would recommend to anyone searching for a...

This is a delicious handmade ice cream! The menu has a wonderful selection of flavors. Over 30 great flavors. If you like ice cream on a cone. They have cake cone, sugar cone and waffle cone! You also have the option to have your cone dipping in 🍫 chocolate! The option to purchase a pint or a quarts is also available. They have Sorbets, Vegan option and Sherbets. I have a chunky ice cream sandwich. Their ice cream sandwich is in three different flavors. My server was positive with a smile. This location is clean and they have gender neutral bathrooms. Parking is a bit tight as there are several businesses in one location. This price is reasonable to the amount of serving of ice cream. Order online and it is ready for you when you arrive. Looking for a fundraiser….. consider Handel’s...

This Culver City location was my first visit to Handel's. The vibes are strange. Tons of flavors, but they only offer one sample. It's handmade ice cream, with prices to match, but the inside feels like an aging Baskin-Robbins. The smallest scoop is pretty large with no kids size. You can't split flavors on the small, which is already larger than a single scoop. I've had delicious pints of Handel's before, but the scoop I got from this visit tasted icey and not creamy. There's better ice cream.

Also, the TVs displaying the menu come under significant glare and describe the flavors in print too...