Great Ice cream, lots of options, and they take Venmo =) on the corner of the Boston Children's Museum so your child will want to go. I suggest getting it before you go in the museum because if you leave when the museum closes the line is so long!
Bugs Subu
What is amazing landmark in the middle of Boston! This is right by the children's museum and the Boston tea party museum. Of course it's pricey because of the location but it's definitely a novelty. Make sure you have cash because they only deal in cash or Venmo. The Italian ice was yummy as it melted.
Google user
Ice cream was not good. Not what I expected for soft serve cone. It's very pricey for a cone. I just wanted to try ice cream since it's on a good location. If you are looking for ice cream around this area, go somewhere else!
Jessica Gibson
They only one person working the window
Yessica Martinez
Ice cream was not good. Not what I expected for soft serve cone. It's very pricey for a cone. I just wanted to try ice cream since it's on a good location. If you are looking for ice cream around this area, go somewhere else!
Jan Kadela
Delicious soft serve that hits the spot! Don’t miss it if you’re in the neighborhood!
Tiffany
Quick and efficient service! Generous size for soft serve. Kid size is more than enough :)
Reese B.
real good, as i expect ice cream to be lol, would have been even more enjoyable to eat along the boston harbor if it were sunnier outside
Worst milk ever. It expires way more than written date on it. And it’s not happened once, I am finally writing this review after experiencing it for more than 4 5times. It’s happening with everyone around us. Waste of money, health damaging product should be ban. Sharing photo and video. Date written of expiry is 28th of April and is video is of 23rd April.
Megan M.
Cute spot right by the Boston Tea Party Museum (is that what it's called??). All my friends and I ordered soft serve cones, and were pleasantly surprised by how good they were. I was a bit bummed to see they only took cash, but luckily one of my roommate's was prepared and kindly offered to use her cash for our cones. I wouldn't say it's anything crazy, but it's a reliable choice. Definitely a good option on a hot day. Plus, as mentioned, you can find a seat at a table nearby and watch people throw tea into the harbor off the museum's ship.
RoadTrip NewEngland
Believe it or not- one of several “giant milk bottles” across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The others aren’t Hood but other companies and some are abandoned… but there was a day giant milk bottles were a fad. This milk bottle in the Seaport has become iconic and you’ll find it in the plaza in front of the Children’s Museum
Vincent L.
This 40-foot structure dates back to the 1930s when Arthur Gagner built it to sell his own ice cream in Taunton. It became abandoned by the mid-1960s and sat disused until the Hood Milk Company renovated it and installed it here in front of the Children's Museum in 1977. It has since doubled as a concession stand in the warmer months, selling soft-serve ice cream, slush, and hot dogs. But this isn't a review of the food offerings. The structure holds its own as a Boston icon. 5 stars for a kid-favorite, family-friendly attraction.
Great Ice cream, lots of options, and they take Venmo =) on the corner of the Boston Children's Museum so your child will want to go. I suggest getting it before you go in the museum because if you leave when the museum closes the line is so long!
What is amazing landmark in the middle of Boston! This is right by the children's museum and the Boston tea party museum. Of course it's pricey because of the location but it's definitely a novelty. Make sure you have cash because they only deal in cash or Venmo. The Italian ice was yummy as it melted.
Ice cream was not good. Not what I expected for soft serve cone. It's very pricey for a cone. I just wanted to try ice cream since it's on a good location. If you are looking for ice cream around this area, go somewhere else!
They only one person working the window
Ice cream was not good. Not what I expected for soft serve cone. It's very pricey for a cone. I just wanted to try ice cream since it's on a good location. If you are looking for ice cream around this area, go somewhere else!
Delicious soft serve that hits the spot! Don’t miss it if you’re in the neighborhood!
Quick and efficient service! Generous size for soft serve. Kid size is more than enough :)
real good, as i expect ice cream to be lol, would have been even more enjoyable to eat along the boston harbor if it were sunnier outside
Yummy classic hotdog and chips on a warm day.
Hood Milk BottleIce cream shop
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Worst milk ever. It expires way more than written date on it. And it’s not happened once, I am finally writing this review after experiencing it for more than 4 5times. It’s happening with everyone around us. Waste of money, health damaging product should be ban. Sharing photo and video. Date written of expiry is 28th of April and is video is of 23rd April.
Cute spot right by the Boston Tea Party Museum (is that what it's called??). All my friends and I ordered soft serve cones, and were pleasantly surprised by how good they were. I was a bit bummed to see they only took cash, but luckily one of my roommate's was prepared and kindly offered to use her cash for our cones. I wouldn't say it's anything crazy, but it's a reliable choice. Definitely a good option on a hot day. Plus, as mentioned, you can find a seat at a table nearby and watch people throw tea into the harbor off the museum's ship.
Believe it or not- one of several “giant milk bottles” across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The others aren’t Hood but other companies and some are abandoned… but there was a day giant milk bottles were a fad. This milk bottle in the Seaport has become iconic and you’ll find it in the plaza in front of the Children’s Museum
This 40-foot structure dates back to the 1930s when Arthur Gagner built it to sell his own ice cream in Taunton. It became abandoned by the mid-1960s and sat disused until the Hood Milk Company renovated it and installed it here in front of the Children's Museum in 1977. It has since doubled as a concession stand in the warmer months, selling soft-serve ice cream, slush, and hot dogs. But this isn't a review of the food offerings. The structure holds its own as a Boston icon. 5 stars for a kid-favorite, family-friendly attraction.
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