Tiny Bubbles Tea Bar at Marietta Square Market food hall offers two soft serve flavors on its menu: taro and matcha with tapioca pearls (boba). Bot come with a choice of toppings. Tiny Bubbles also has a location on Marietta’s historic town square and in downtown Woodstock.

Beyond the ever-changing Italian ice flavors, this sweet spot in Smyrna is also known for its creamy soft serve ice cream. Order vanilla, chocolate, or chocolate and vanilla swirl in a cup, cake cone, or waffle cone topped with sprinkles or as a gelati layered with Italian ice. Jeremiah’s also includes locations in Cumberland, Decatur, Alpharetta, and Cumming.

This new vegan dessert spot at the Met in Adair Park features both regular and soft serve ice cream, along with ice cream sandwiches, floats, and creamsicles. Soft serve flavors change frequently, but have included chocolate and vanilla swirl, mango, and maple vanilla.

This two-story coffee shop in Midtown is part of Japanese restaurant Momonoki from chef Jason Liang and John Chen (Brush Sushi). But Momo Cafe serves more than just coffee and tea drinks. It also serves fresh pastries, like the cream-filled supreme croissant, and matcha and black sesame soft serve ice cream. Pro tip: make it a swirl cone.

Summerhill soft serve ice cream shop Big Softie offers from scratch flavors like chocolate, vanilla, and seasonal options on its menu. Make sure to add toppings to that cone such as chocolate dip made from Nicaraguan dark chocolate, strawberry dip, custom sprinkles created by Atlanta’s Beautiful Briny Sea Salt, honeycomb, cocoa nib bark, pink pralines, and O’Brien’s favorite, a peanut crunch coat.

Rooftop amusement park Skyline Park at Ponce City Market offers vanilla soft serve ice cream in a chimney cone aka a doughnut cone. The cone originated in Prague and is coated with chocolate inside with hazelnut candy at the bottom.

Zesto’s Drive-In has been an Atlanta institution since the first location opened in 1949 on Peachtree Street across from Brookwood Station. With only three remaining outposts in East Atlanta, Forrest Park, and Tyrone, people can still partake in one of the restaurant’s most popular items: soft serve ice cream. Dip that chocolate or vanilla soft serve cake or waffle cone in nuts, chocolate, or butterscotch topping.

Rita’s serves more than just Italian ices at its shops, they also carry old fashioned, frozen custard soft serve. Flavors include vanilla, chocolate, coffee, light vanilla, strawberry, and orange cream. Frozen custard is served in a cup or a cake cone. There’s also a location in Suwanee.

For those who enjoy matcha and soft serve ice cream, head to Matcha Cafe Maiko on Buford Highway. The silky sweet texture of soft serve mixed with the slight bitterness of ground green tea leaves makes this ice cream pop with flavor while still being refreshing and not too sweet. Try the matcha and vanilla swirl in a waffle cone. The cafe also includes parfaits and soft serve floats on its menu.

There’s absolutely no shortage of frozen custard flavors to choose from, or how it comes served, at Andy’s in Alpharetta, including mint chocolate chip, butter pecan, strawberry and oreo, and seasonal flavors like key lime, pumpkin pie, and Santa brownie. Andy’s also includes locations in Atlanta and Fayetteville.