Plant Love Ice Cream — Restaurant in Saint Petersburg

If you're looking for a dairy-free treat that doesn’t compromise on flavor, Plant Love Ice Cream is a game-changer. This local gem offers a variety of handcrafted vegan ice creams made from clean, plant-based ingredients, and the difference is deliciously obvious.

The texture is creamy, smooth, and indulgent everything you’d expect from premium ice cream, minus the dairy. Flavors like Snickers,Pistachio, Coconut, and Cookies n Cream are standouts, each with a depth and richness that even non-vegans will appreciate. There’s a clear emphasis on quality, from ethically sourced ingredients to inventive flavor pairings.

Beyond the product, the shop has a welcoming, eco-conscious vibe with friendly staff who are happy to let you sample before committing. The brand’s commitment to sustainability and community is the cherry on top.

Whether you’re vegan, lactose intolerant, or just curious, Plant Love Ice Cream proves that plant-based can be just as decadent—if not more so—than traditional ice cream. Highly...

Plant Love is all around excellent. The ice cream is all delicious, the atmosphere is welcoming, and the owners are kind. They practice sustainability in their food choices and in their food service choices, with metal tasting and dine-in spoons, wooden carry out spoons, and recycled/recyclable/compostable/digestible service vessels (eg bowls, cones, containers).

I took 3 friends there recently. None of them had ever been there, and one friend didn’t realize that the ice cream was vegan. When we were leaving, we had the following exchange: Friend 1: “That was REALLY good ice cream.” Friend 2: “That is hands down the best vegan ice cream I’ve ever had.” Friend 1: stops dead in tracks “THAT WAS VEGAN?!?” All: Yes Friend 1: “Wow.” Friend 3: “Yeah. That was some of the best ice cream I’ve ever had WITH dairy.” Me: “I love...

Awesome vegan ice cream selection and awesome vibe. I don't visit much since I live over an hour away but if I'm in the area I make it a priority to stop by. Unfortunately today I felt super uncomfortable with a group of people that came in behind my family and I. instead of waiting out side, bc there wasn't much space inside they got close to us and when I asked them to please step back to keep the six feet they just told me to mind my business and leave them alone. The person attending didn't say anything to them standing to close to us and actually took care of them. She never asked or told them about wearing a mask. I understand that it was my decision to stay and I could have left but if there is a clear flyer on the door stating that you need a mask to come in then why is it not...