The cash-only Mexican ice creamery delivers really great ice cream (mango, pine nut, cheese, etc.) and paletas. It’s only only for takeout orders, as well as third-party deliveries (Uber Eats, Grubhub).

The Japanese restaurant features a dedicated ice cream menu, which incorporates various Asian ingredients and produce, from matcha to taro root to miso. Along the same lines, toppings range from puffed rice to toasted coconut chips. The restaurant reopened its patio for dine-in service. To-go orders can be placed in person or online.

The Tatsu-ya ice cream kiosk is still open for to-go pints of Japanese-inflected ice cream up in Crestview. This includes coconut makrut sorbet, yuzu mascarpone, and cookies and matcha. To-go can be placed online.

The farmers market stand focuses on vegan ice cream, made with avocado and coconut milk, in flavors such as yellow watermelon sorbet, caramel rosemary, soy sauce, and sourdough toast with peach jam. The stand is open for to-go orders at the Texas Farmers Market (TFM) at Mueller every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., otherwise pints can be found at Bee Grocery on East Seventh Street and Mozart’s Coffee on Lake Austin Boulevard. Online preorders with pickups at TFM are accepted on a weekly basis at 11 a.m. on Tuesdays.

The Hawaii-based ice cream shop expanded into Austin, full of tropical flavors such as pineapple coconut cream, lychee, dragonfruit, and Kona coffee. To-go pints are available via in-person orders as well as Uber Eats deliveries.

The East Sixth shop focuses on small batches of gelato, ranging from savory like olive oil, to sweet with Valrhona chocolate. There are Italian cocktails and Amaro, too. Takeout orders can be placed over the phone. The shop reopened its patio for dine- and drink-in service.

Prohibition Creamery is part-ice cream shop and part-cocktail bar, which lends itself to boozy sweet mashups like the mezcal vanilla and sangria sorbet flavors. To-go orders can be placed in person or over the phone, and there are third-party deliveries, including Favor. The ice cream shop has reopened for dine- and drink-in service.

Watch the staffers of the ice cream trailer make and roll up ice cream right on the spot, with fun flavors like mango and sticky rice, Thai coffee, and key lime pie. Orders can be placed in person or online, and there are Postmates deliveries.

Classic custard, no frills. Seriously. If you want to get fancy, get a chocolate/vanilla swirl. To-go orders can be placed in person, and there’s a drive-thru.

While Lick might’ve moved from its original location, and expanded with several locations throughout the city, it still creates inventive flavors using seasonal produce and tastes as inspiration. Try the salted caramel. Curbside pickup and pickup orders can be placed online, and there are third party deliveries, including Uber Eats and Grubhub.

The gelato truck offers up a bunch of to-go gelato, including a good number of vegan options. To-go orders can be placed in person, over the phone, or online, and there are deliveries within a three-mile radius.

This shop from a trio of Italian family members is serving locally sourced gelato, granitas, sorbets, and other cold treats (gelato pops, anyone?). The high-quality ingredients make for some great fruit and nut flavors especially. There’s a second location on East Fifth too. To-go orders can be placed in person or online.

The South Austin gelato truck offers up all sorts of frozen sweets, from ice cream to paletas to Italian ices to sorbets. To-go orders can be placed in person or online, and there are curbside pickups too.

For really great mango kulfi, look no further than the South Austin Indian restaurant. To-go orders can be placed in person or over the phone.