Owowcow Creamery — Restaurant in Wrightstown Township

No competition at all, the best of the best. Hands down, this adorable homemade ice cream shop uses local ingredients. Each time I treat myself to this excellent place, I wonder what truly unique flavors they have available. I continuously get in trouble with my wife by bringing home way too much ice cream than what will fit in the freezer.

Today's Flavors: Espresso, Mint Chocolate Chip, Almond Coconut Chocolate Chip, Strawberry, Sweet Honey Cream, Mocha Chip, Cookie Monstah, Cinnamon Bourbon, Cashew Caramel, Cookies & Cream, Honey Lavender, Blueberry Lemon, I Hate Chocolate, Madagascar Vanilla

Specialty Flavors: Black Like My Heart, Frankenstein, Ghana Chocolate, Brownie Batter, Scarecrow, Bailey’s Chocolate Cheesecake, Oatmeal Cream Pie, Stroop-There-It-Is, Smashing Pumpkins, Chocolate Honeycomb, Violet Apricot, Local Blueberry Cobbler, Raspberry Truffle, Slimer's Swirl, Tea & Biscuits, Strawberry Salted Stracciatella, Pumpkin Cheesecake, Mexican Street Corn, Coffee Creme Brulee, Torrone, Blood Orange Tart, Sicilian Pistachio, Tanzania Chocolate, Late Night Chocolate Cake, Thai Tea With Black Sesame, Uganda Chocolate, Dirt, Carrot Cake, Hazelnut Caramel Latte, Shirley Temple, Candy Cane Chip, Salted Caramel Cookie Crunch, Chocolate Chip Cookie Pizza, S'mores, Strawberry Rhubarb Crumble, Dirty Chai Blondie, Blackberry Thyme Ginger, Cookie...

Owowcow is my favorite ice cream company in the area. Though I believe the Lambertville location is their best, the Newtown shop still deserves 5 stars.

If you like chocolate, then "I hate chocolate" is the flavor for you. Super rich. Today, instead, I had a special chocolate flavor: Late Night Chocolate Cake. It had, as you can guess, chunks of chocolate cake in it. It was a much more basic chocolate, though, than I Hate Chocolate. Not nearly as dark. I still liked it very much.

The other special I tried out was the real winner for me. Salted Caramel Cookie Crunch was a great classic salted caramel with the addition of some sort of cookie bits. I really loved it.

Other than the specials, there's generally a nice variety of flavors available, so all but the most picky of ice cream lovers should find something that suits them. Don't be afraid to ask for samples of some of the more interesting sounding flavors. The staff is always friendly.

The ice cream is a bit pricier than elsewhere, but it's all organic and locally sourced and produced. It's worth it. And they even have non-dairy and vegan flavors available, though they are not nearly as good as the regular stuff.

If you happen to stop by near Mother's Day or Valentine's Day, try to get some of the seasonal "Chocolate covered strawberries". It's the finest of their ice creams,...

John Fezzuogkio’s 2nd store after his Ottsville original. A New York City transplant he embodies Bucks County spirit with his artsy original wholesome ice cream flavors using local organic ingredients.

Try a pumpkin spice milkshake in October, invest in the strawberry ice cream in June when the strawberries & rhubarb are first ripening, A new change is OwWow now makes their own baked goods— the cookies in the cookies n cream. Soda floats use Boylan’s. Ice cream, and the ice coffees use coffee flavored ice to prevent pesky dilution. Cakes & ic sandwiches & pints are available for takeaway. Ask about events/weddings availability. With a background in graphic design and an intense curiosity in flavors and food as medicine John’s every detail in the store from the homemade cones, the antiquey seating, the hand-chosen Frenchtown well water in the ice cream, the hand-drawn labels (on the pints too!) & even the giant child-entertaining chalkboard is carefully crafted visually stimulating and authentic.

But he does need to find a way to keep the ice water in the self-serve dispenser stay cold. Warm water with ice cream?

3rd store in Lambertville & 4th on...