Park Street Ice Cream Shoppe — Restaurant in Natick

After hearing a-lot about this place from our friends we decided to try it on a summer afternoon. We’re vegan and we were very happy to see the different options. They also had an allergy sheet available for us to see our selections. The flavors had some good combinations. We decided to try the orange pineapple chip with coffee - it was delicious and uniquely flavored. Loved it 10/10 The other we tried was pistachio with maple walnut- unfortunately this did not meet our expectations, the pistachio icecream tasted nothing like pistachio’s although it did have pistachio pieces inside. It tasted very artificially flavored and I wished to have chosen another one instead because it was mixing with the maple walnut and making it taste different. The maple walnut however was nice.

They do have indoor seating and right across the store is natick commons where you can stroll around while eating icecream. Definitely...

Really adorable little ice cream shop.

Some creative flavors like black raspberry Oreo, chocolate banana split, and coconut milk-based orange, pineapple, Oreo.

I do wish they had a railing along the stairs out front, as there is no ramp. There are three stairs and a railing would help make the place more accessible.

Also, the front door SLAMS. This is very jarring and made me want to get out of there as quickly as possible.

Lastly I do wish there were more frozen yogurts than just coffee. So many places are phasing out the Froyo!!!! Even a vanilla Froyo I would buy!!

Parking along the side and Natick Common is across the street with more benches, though there are some small tables inside.

They don’t have a kiddie size so the smallest is $5.50 for a small.

The ice...

Drove 15 minutes to this picturest quaint ice cream shop. Only to learn that the web published closing time of 10:00 was wrong and was actually 8:00. Which we were beyond. The servers where gracious enough to let us in. Thank you.

What a ridiculous small "Small Scoop" was for $4.25. If it had been put into a cone it would not have even gone beyond the top of the cone. In the cup if it was melted in volume it would be luck to fill 1/3 of the way up.

I've been to many ice cream shops. This small was the smallest small I've ever seen. Hope they can learn from this. If not they...