Disclaimer: I was invited as a guest to R Slice for this review. While the pizza was complimentary, all opinions expressed are my own and reflect my honest experience. Roberta’s …
NYC: The Cereal Milk Soft Serve at Milk Bar
Soft serve season is still on, and guess where I spent most of my ice cream money this summer? Milk Bar! Yum! If you take your soft serve seriously, then you’ve probably already been to Milk Bar for their signature Cereal Milk Soft Serve, or you should be planning a visit ASAP, because soft serve doesn’t come much better than that.
The Cereal Milk Soft Serve is an old favorite of mine, and yes, it tastes like the sugary milk at the bottom of your cereal bowl. The base of the soft serve includes milk, cornflakes, brown sugar, and a hint of salt. So simple, but oh so tasty.
The seasonal Toasted Marshmallow Sundae also stole a piece of my soft-serve loving heart last summer. Marshmallow and ice cream is just a great combo, and this one tastes like a bonfire (with s’mores and all) in a cup. Wish they would make it a permanent menu item.
The photos in this blog post are from two different locations; the NoMad flagship one and the one in West Village. I like both branches, but if forced to choose, I would pick the flagship store. This is also where I got the best service from the guy behind the counter who would readily tell me about his personal favorites and what he thought I should order.
My guide to soft serve and ice cream in New York City >>
Milk Bar, 1196 Broadway, NoMad, New York
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