As the weather starts to heat back up here in Florida, Orlando residents will be looking to cool off with sweet snacks. This is a must-have list of 25 places in Orlando where you can get your cold treats on a hot day.

Gallery by Sierra Williams.

Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream 3114 Corrine Drive Homemade ice cream is arguably one of the best ice creams, and that’s what you get at Kelly’s. A delightful array of sweet treats from an Orlando-native business — who could ask for more? Photo via Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream/Instagram
Lucciano’s The Florida Mall, 8001 S. Orange Blossom Trail There’s something about a chilled cup of gelato that just makes sense. Head over to Lucciano’s for luxurious gelato flavors. Photo via Lucciano’s/Facebook
Cafe Maiko 639 N. Mills Ave. Three words: Matcha. Ice. Cream. Perfect for those who aren’t into the sickeningly sweet desserts — and everyone else, really. Photo via Cafe Maiko/Instagram
West Orange Creamery & Soda Fountain 1575 Maguire Road, Ocoee West Orange Creamery is more than just classic — it’s old school, in the best way. Stop by to get a cold, creamy shake, or anything delicious thing off their menu. Photo via West Orange Creamery & Soda Fountain/Facebook
Wondermade 214 E. First St., Sanford They might be known for their marshmallows, but their ice cream is nothing to scoff at — especially when you put both together! Photo via Wondermade/Instagram
Gustitos Helados y Raspados 1718 N. Goldenrod Road The goodies at Gustitos are a sweet way to treat yourself to healthy desserts. Be sure to check out their signature mangonadas for a special treat! Photo via Gustitos/Facebook
Before It Melts Boxi Park, Lake Nona What’s a trip to the park without a stop for ice cream? Lake Nona’s Before it Melts in Boxi Park has your cravings covered. Photo via Boxi Park/Instagram
The Pop Parlour 4214 E. Plaza Drive; 431 E. Central Blvd. Gourmet popsicles are definitely “pop-”ular, and this local Orlando business is all the proof needed. With two locations — one at UCF and one near Lake Eola — these delicious treats should be on everyone’s list. Photo via The Pop Parlour/Instagram
The Greenery Creamery 420 E. Church St. The ice cream here is not only delicious, but organic and made of local, plant-based ingredients — even including the grass-fed cow’s milk! Photo via The Greenery Creamery/Instagram
J’s Cone Zone Ice Cream Truck The ice cream truck may be a classic, but J’s Cone Zone definitely brings more style to the game. Available to cater parties and events in the Orlando area. Photo via J’s Cone Zone/Facebook
J-Petal 5135 International Drive Not only does this place have an amazing cultural mix of flavors and toppings for their Thai ice cream, but they also have ice cold drinks in lightbulb glasses. Photo via J-Petal/Facebook
La Palette 12720 S. Orange Blossom Trail La Palette is an artisan “pop bar” that specializes in fruit-based flavors guaranteed to chill you out on a warm day. Photo via La Palette/Facebook
Rolled Ice Cream Orlando 688 N. Alafaya Trail Rolled Ice Cream has it all — flavor, flavor, and more flavor. Plus, it’s perfect for that Instagram food photo. Photo via Rolled Ice Cream Orlando/Instagram
Midnight Sun Ice Cream Sandwich Company Food truck Like a drive down nostalgia lane, who doesn’t love a good ice cream truck? These gourmet ice cream sandwiches are worth the trip; check out their socials to see where they’ll be. Photo via Midnight Sun/Instagram
Jeremiah’s Italian Ice Multiple locations It may be a chain, but it’s based right here in Orlando. And anyway, Jeremiah’s is just too good not to be on the list. Photo via Jeremiah’s Italian Ice/Facebook
Frozen Nitrogen Ice Cream 4498 Alafaya Trail This ice cream isn’t just cold, it’s -320 degrees cold. Frozen Nitrogen is the perfect place to get a cold snack as the temperature turns back up. Photo via Frozen Nitrogen Ice Cream/Instagram
Snow City 8935 Conroy Windermere Road Rolled ice cream may have been a fad for a time, but Snow City will be keeping it around for a while to come. Head over to try all of their ice-cold flavors! Photo via Snow City/Instagram
Frozen Cow Ice Cream 1201 Winter Garden Vineland Road, Winter Garden ”Utterly delicious” is their slogan — and with flavors like ‘Malibu coconut rum’ and ‘raspberry haze,’ we are inclined to agree. Photo via Frozen Cow Ice Cream/Instagram
Yum Yum Pops Food truck/catering Truly a “mom-and-pop” kind of business, Yum Yum Pops are handmade, healthy, organic pops. So if you’re looking for the healthy treat as the temperature heats back up, look no further than these cold suckers. Photo via Yum Yum Pops/Facebook
Sperry Deli & Creamery 707 E. Washington St. This is another shop that believes the classic way is the best way. Half sandwich shop, half ice cream creamery, alllllll delicious. Photo via Sperry Deli & Creamery/Facebook
Mike’s Italian Ice 4546 S. Semoran Blvd. Italian ice is the perfect antidote to a hot afternoon. Located on Semoran, Mike’s can hook you up with the perfect flavor to cool down the day. Photo via Mike’s Italian Ice/Instagram
Ginther’s Swirls Ice Cream 11036 International Drive There’s nothing quite like the classics — and that’s what you get at Ginther’s. While they have a variety of treats available, all of them are classic flavors that’ll make you go “mmmm.” Photo via Ginther’s Swirls/Facebook
Abracadabra Ice Cream 520 N. Main St., Kissimmee The ice cream here must be made of magic to be that good. Definitely worth the drive to Kissimmee. Photo via Abracadabra Ice Cream/Facebook
Goff’s Drive In 212 S. Orange Blossom Trail Goff’s Drive In has been around since 1948, serving the same amazing ice cream in the same spot for almost 75 years now. It’s an Orlando staple that should be on everyone’s “Must Try” list. Photo via Goff’s Drive In/Google Maps
Bahama Buck’s 11234 S. Orange Blossom Trail Bahama Bucks might not be a local place, but we won’t hold that against them since their shaved ices are oh-so-good. Photo via Bahama Buck’s/Facebook