Ice Cream makes the best refreshing treat on a hot day, partner in binging your favorite show, or end up with a delicious dinner out on the town. The 2023 readers’ choice Best of the County winner is Fairfax Scoop. For the rest of the best Marin County Ice Cream picks see below.
Southern Marin
Lappert’s Ice Cream
Sausalito
Lappert’s opened their first shop in Kauai and now runs the largest ice cream chain in all the Hawaiian Islands. Luckily, they’ve expanded to the mainland bringing their refreshing, delicious, and quality creams with them.
689 Bridgeway, Sausalito, 415.331.3035
Swirl
Mill Valley
A staple for post-soccer treats, late night meets, and friendly greets, Swirl Mill Valley has a large and diverse selection of fro-yo, a very popular toppings bar, and much more.
417 Miller Ave, Mill Valley, 415.388.2636
Central Marin
Fairfax Scoop
Fairfax
Fairfax Scoop serves up organic, seasonal ice creams and is famous for its Honey Lavender Vanilla, Mexican Chocolate, and Raspberry Sorbet. Always quality, make sure to try one of their handmade waffle cones.
63 Broadway, Fairfax, 415.453.3130
Mag’s Local Yogurt
Larkspur
Mag’s Local Yogurt specializes in Fro-yo. Serving up the community of Larkspur for over a decade, stop by for a refreshing soft serve on a hot day, cool night, or whenever you get the hankering for something sweet.
63 Broadway, Fairfax, 415.453.3130
Double Rainbow Cafe
San Rafael
Beyond its inviting diner ambiance and colorful, fun decorations, this place does ice cream right. From sundaes, milkshakes, classic scoops, and more, Double Rainbow Cafe is a must-visit in San Rafael.
860 4th St, San Rafael, 415.457.0803
Silbermann’s
San Rafael
Established in 1966, Silbermann’s knows how to scoop some cream. In 1981, the owner at the time, Ilse, had the idea of making cakes with ice cream, which ended up winning California’s “Idea of the Year.” Their extensive list of flavors, quality cakes, and friendly customer service are a testament to their long-standing popularity.
196 Northgate One, San Rafael, 415.479.1657
Source: Marin Magazine
