While Fruteria Tropical advertises itself as a juice bar, that description sells this fruity oasis short. The selection of fresh made juices, milkshakes, and smoothies is impressive, healthy, and refreshing. Build a smoothie, or go with a bowl of freshly-cut mango seasoned with chili salt and a squirt of lime.

Taiyaki may not be a bonafide trend in Dallas just yet, but the fish-shaped cones are massively popular in New York, Korea, and beyond. Order up a freshly-baked cone stuffed with ice cream, or perhaps a refreshing (and bright blue!) lemonade topped with doughnuts and rainbow candy.

Oft-talked about Chills 360 in Deep Ellum doesn’t hold the monopoly on rolled ice cream. The Thai trend can also be found in Carrollton’s bustling Asian dining district. At I.CE.NY, the prices are fair, atmosphere relaxed, and the selection is huge. From Thai tea, to rolls of ice cream topped with Fruity Pebbles or s’mores, this spot serves up both dessert and a show.

Bigdash does ice cream like no other in Dallas — Arab style. The small shop is filled with various Middle Eastern pastries and desserts, the ice cream here is made the old-fashioned way; that is, beaten smooth until dense, rich, and kind of stretchy. Rolled and crusted with pistachios, the rose-infused ice cream offers a unique textural and flavor experience. Or opt for traditional scoops of pomegranate, Nutella, and mango-flavored ice creams.

The only way to improve the creamy perfection of a milkshake is to add plenty of toppings, and Toni Rivard is bringing this viral trend to Dallas. Enjoy a creamy sipable concoction like the “Freakshake” piled high with cookies, brownies, macarons, cupcakes, and cake balls that tastes just as good as it looks on Instagram.

The Carrollton location may have closed, but the stackers and soft-serve at Cow Tipping Creamery are shining at The Star in Frisco. Soft serve, cake bites, and sweet sauces like rummy caramel add up to a seriously delicious dessert equation. Looking for something even more decadent? Order that soft serve in a fluffy bubble cone.

The Richardson location is now defunct, but fans of Berrynaked’s pseudo-healthy dessert options can find the popsicle purveyor at Legacy Hall or Inwood Village. The desserts here range from health-focused to decadent, the former of which is a good option for those looking to beat the heat without decimating their diets. There are dozens of popsicle flavors plus their famous puree bowls.

This matcha-obsessed shop in Plano serves up plenty of icy treats to stay cool including matcha-infused ice cream, soft serve, and shaved ice, alongside a long list of other matcha-focused items.

Twisted Treats opened earlier this year, giving Deep Ellum-goers another spot to snag popsicles, milkshakes, soft serve, and raw cookie dough.

The sister shop to Chills 360 rolled ice cream in Deep Ellum just opened next door offering Dallas’ first “selfie shakes,” aka milkshakes emblazoned with your face, alongside its signature edible cookie dough in cones.

This Korean shaved ice joint serves up “bingsu” with the texture of “just fallen snow.” Get the Asian treat in flavors like matcha, honeydew, taro, and Thai tea (or a soft serve) piled high with boba, Cap’n Crunch cereal, mochi, or lychee jelly, to name a few of the toppings.