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Amy's Ice Creams

Amy's Ice Creams scoops ice cream in Round Rock, Texas. The shop serves rotating flavors alongside its standard menu, with a website listing current offerings. Located in Williamson County, it draws families and visitors looking for a cone or cup. Flavors change, so the website is the place to check what is in the case before you go.

★ 4.3(221 reviews)·Round Rock, TX
2132 N Mays St # 880, Round Rock, TX 78664

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Julie RhimiLocal Guide
Feb 23, 2026

I had a dark chocolate milkshake 🥰 it was so amazing!

Michael SchmerberLocal Guide
Apr 24, 2026

The ice cream i got was "campfire treat" . It was awesome. My niece recommended this place seeing how she had been before. It wasn't busy at the time we went. But the girl working the counter very nice and friendly. We had a lot of questions being mine and a few others first time in.

Alex TyltinLocal Guide
Mar 31, 2026

New Uber Brownie flavor is awesome. Prepare for your world to be colored in purple 😆

ZooSolo MoHamboneLocal Guide
Mar 19, 2026

The ice-cream is good, but $30 for 5 scoops is too much and that seems to be the going rate.

MandyLocal Guide
Feb 5, 2026

For a place where it’s a custom icecream shop none of the flavors seem custom. They are all boring, way too sweet, and small portions for the extreme price. I love small businesses but other local places do better flavors for cheaper.

ATX_rookiefoodieLocal Guide
Apr 29, 2026

I have been an Amy’s fan and customer for years since I moved to ATX in late 90s but unfortunately the last few times I have been kind of disappointed. Had to write a review today. My kids had craving for Amy’s so we came here tonight and they were out of Hot Fudge. There were hot fudge jars for sale but not for serving. They didn’t offer any complementary alternatives but charged for pecan praline sauce which was 30% of the cost of the Tiny for a dallop and toppings are getting expensive too.