Craving a tasty, frozen treat? There’s no telling when those cravings will hit, but if you’re in the Greenwood, IN area, we’ve got you covered. Whether it’s creamy chocolate fudge ripple ice cream topped with chopped hazelnuts or frozen strawberry Italian ice, here are five of our favorite places to grab a cool dessert.
Handel’s
Handel’s has been around since 1945, churning out smooth and creamy frozen goodness to the local Greenwood community. Made fresh daily and in-store, don’t be put off by the long lines when you arrive at Handel’s. Lines move quickly and efficiently, so don’t worry- their generously sized scoops will be in your hands soon enough. The hardest decision you’ll have to make is choosing from their extensive menu of flavors! Just don’t forget to bring treats home for the family.
Mrs. Curl’s
This local shop is a favorite of many. Mrs. Curl’s dishes up hefty nostalgia along with frozen treats and a variety of toppings, razzles, and sundaes. You can find their specials online; both shakes and flavors of the month are posted along with their food menu. They’re open seven days a week from March until October, so there are ample opportunities for a visit during the warmer seasons. Bonus: You can rent their Mini Curl truck for your next event!
La Palapa
This hidden gem is located in Carniceria El Ranchito and is a must-visit for Mexican frozen treats! Try one of their popular mangonadas or a smooth and creamy churned delight with flavors like horchata, coconut, mamey, and guava. It’s the place to go if you want to support a local family-owned business, discover your next favorite dessert, and maybe brush up on your Spanish. You just can’t beat the tasty tropical vibes at La Palapa.
Hoosier Cupboard
Got a sweet tooth craving that won’t quit? Located a short 15-minute drive south of Greenwood lies a quaint locally owned business serving up candy, frozen treats, and snacks. With hundreds of varieties of chocolates, taffy, pretzels, candy, and gourmet sodas, they’re also serving up 22 different flavors of frozen goodness. At $2.50 a scoop, it’s worth a visit. Check out the little train museum while you’re there, and learn about the Franklin Train Depot you’re standing in!
Red Line Frozen Treats
Looking for a healthier option? All aboard the Red Line train for a stop in frozen yogurt heaven! Once you step into Red Line, you’ll feel like you’re entering an actual subway in Chicago (there’s a Chicago’s Pizza next door). Both the charming interior and self-serve flavors are very popular with locals, as you can get sorbet, gelato, frozen custard, and Italian ice, just to name a few. Don’t forget to top it with one of their 52 available toppings!
With so many places to satisfy your cravings, where will you start? While you’re in line and thinking about your particular dessert toppings, consider swinging by Tom O’Brien CJDR – Greenwood to check out our inventory of customizable vehicles today.
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