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The Creameries

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258 New Bedford Rd, Rochester

 

They serve over 54 flavors of hard-serve ice cream from Acushnet Creamery and Gifford’s ice cream from Whites Dairy, as well as soft-serve ice cream.

 

Captain Bonney’s is a great place to relax and have food & ice cream.  They also have a play yard for the children and the Clover Creek Horse Farm next door!

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1173 Main Street, Acushnet​

Country Whip has been a staple feature of Acushnet, MA for over 60 years. Referred to as “The Whip” by locals, this creamery offers incredible ice cream flavors, both hard and soft serve, as well as classic burgers and other American fare.

 

Operated by Ronnie and Lolly Fernandes, the couple has many years of experience in the food service business and also owns Lolly’s Cafe in South Dartmouth, MA. 

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21 Berdon Way, Fairhaven

8 Kendrick Rd., Wareham 

 

Family-owned and operated since 1928, this legendary company has expanded into crafting delicious homemade ice cream. They take it a step further with chocolate-dipped ice cream bars—a must-try favorite.

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806 Mill St, Marion

Fieldstones Farm Market of Marion offers SoCo Ice Cream at the Little Bay stop on the 9 and 25-mile tours.  SoCo Creamery ice cream is a high-quality artisanal product made from hormone-free milk and cream from New England family farms and pure cane sugar.  The Fieldstone Farm Market offers a unique selection of local and regional products.

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270 Huttleston Ave, Fairhaven

 

McGraw’s Back Porch Ice Cream started as a hobby years ago when Matt McGraw would make ice cream on the back porch of his parents’ house. To celebrate America’s Bicentennial in 1976, Matt’s mom made homemade ice cream as a treat on the 4th of July. After that Independence Day in ’76, Matt continued to show interest in his mom’s homemade ice cream process and eventually took over the job when he was about 15 years old. Since then, Matt has continued making ice cream as a treat for family, friends, co-workers, and neighbors. 

Upon Mark’s retirement from law enforcement in 2022, Matt pursued his dream of one day owning and operating a homemade ice cream shop. Matt opened his shop in November of 2024 at the perfect location in Lifestyles Plaza.

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423 High Street, Rochester

The Robins Nest has a large selection of delightful ice cream flavors. This place is a little off the beaten path, located in the woods in Rochester at 423 High Street, but the ice cream makes it well worth going the extra distance.  The Robins Nest is basically a take-out window in the woods with picnic tables.  The owner Jim Carberry can often be found behind the window.

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39 Causeway Road, Fairhaven

 

West Island Creamery is the perfect place to stop for a sweet treat on your way to or from West Island Beach. Operated by Liz and Ken Ackerman of the Oxford Creamery,  these folks know their ice cream. Not only are you treated to ice cream, but the views on West Island are second to none. 

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