We’ve read a statistic a few times about Seattleites’ affinity for ice cream, something about how, despite the city’s typically cold and rainy weather, we still consume more ice cream than anywhere else in the world. We believe it. We do love ice cream, and what’s the weather got to do with enjoying a little stirred-up dairy and sugar? Nothing, clearly!
As far as we’re concerned, enjoying ice cream is not weather-dependent, but a sunny day certainly doesn’t hurt anything. Ice cream is for any time and all the time, which is probably why Edmonds has a large handful of great places to go to enjoy it.
Please enjoy our guide to the best ice cream in Edmonds. Most of the places in this list are within walking distance from Workhorse, perfect for a walking meeting, brain break, or little treat.
- Canarino Gelato Caffe
- CommonGrounds Coffee
- Kocochi Cafe
- Molly Moon’s
- MOTO Pizza
- Revelation’s Yogurt
- Snoqualmie Ice Cream
- Waterfront Coffee Company
Where To Go Out for Ice Cream In Edmonds
Canarino Gelato Caffe
Canarino in Hazel Miller Plaza on 5th Ave. S is where you go when you want a taste of Italy. With rotating, made-fresh-daily flavors, you’ll always find something new and delicious to love. Plus, they offer affogatos because certo they do.
203 5th Avenue South, Suite 4
CommonGrounds Coffee
Formerly Shore Pine, CommonGrounds is both inside the Edmonds Waterfront Center and a walk-up window just blocks from Workhorse. They sell creamy scoops of Lopez Island Creamery ice cream right by the seashore. This is where you need to go when you’re out on your next beach day!
220 Railroad Avenue
Kocochi Cafe
At Kocochi, grab a snack, a coffee, a tea, a slushy, or a tasty yogurt. Whether you’re in the mood for Crab Rangoon, a Croffle, or Lychee Yogurt, this is a place to pop into when you have multiple tastes to satisfy.
22315 Hwy 99, Suite A
Molly Moon’s
The first business to open at Main Street Commons, Molly Moon’s is the perfect downtown Edmonds ice cream anchor. Whether you’re in the mood for one of their Always (Honey Lavender, Melted Chocolate, Yeti) flavors, splurging on a sundae, or taking one of their Minimoons to go, this parlor always wins.
558 Main Street
MOTO Pizza
While everyone seems to wax poetic about MOTO’s “oddly shaped” pies, we’re also in it for MOTO’s soft serve. The “MOTO Swirl” comes in eight rotating flavors (a vanilla base with flavors like pina colada, blue raspberry, watermelon, and butter pecan, and it’s served in a cup.
414 Main Street (one of the closest ice cream destinations to Workhorse)
Revelation’s Yogurt
Probably the biggest kid-pleaser of the bunch, RevYo has ten rotation flavors of premium frozen yogurt with live and active probiotic cultures. This is a build-your-own-and-pay-by-weight that the whole family honestly adores. Top your cup with fresh fruit, boba, candies, nuts, sprinkles, whipped cream, and more.
527 Main Street
Snoqualmie Ice Cream
The newest ice cream kid in town as of December 2025, Snoqualmie is known for its small-batch, super-premium ice creams. With flavors like Mukilteo Mudd, French Lavender, Mountain Blackberry, Salted Caramel, and Island Coconut, their smooth taste and fantastic flavor balance have really set this creamery apart. Find them at the Marina by Arnies!
300 Admiral Way, Suite 102
Waterfront Coffee Company
Another under-the-radar ice cream scooper, and the closest shop to Workhorse is Waterfront Coffee Company. With balls of frozen cream from Lopez Island Creamery on display, you won’t be able to resist a little sweet treat on a warm day (especially if you’re waiting for the ferry).
101 Main Street
You Scream, We Scream for Edmonds Ice Cream
At Workhorse, we are big sweet treat fans, as you can probably tell from this blog and our recent bakeries roundup. Want more recommendations from us about how we love to live and work in Edmonds? Stop in for a tour and check out our Instagram, where we share all of our favorite things in the space and around town.
