Hub Ice Cream Parlor - Tucson

Absolutely amazing ice cream. Good prices. Friendly staff. Cute building. Great atmosphere. Plenty of options of flavors and what you want to do with your ice cream (milkshake ect). Small indoor seating area and a few tables outside.

Unique and tasty ice cream flavors, made-to-order waffle cones, and color-changing spoons! We got honey cornbread, Mexican wedding cookie, and coal, which I suspect is seasonal. The coal was a smooth textured coconut ice cream infused with charcoal to get the black/ grey color and was my favorite of the three. Mexican wedding cookie had whole bite-sized cookies in it which were delicious. Honey cornbread had chunks of cornbread in it that gave it a cake and ice cream liketexture. The person working was super nice and made the waffle cone fresh for us and it was HEAVENLY. It stayed warm till the very end and was so perfectly crunchy and fresh tasting. A must get for sure! Also, the color-changing spoons arecold sensitive and super fun!

My daughter wanted to good to the HUB, because they have the lavender ice cream. I tried different flavors to see which one I wanted. I did not like any of the flavors. I ended up getting regular chocolate. All these different flavors were not my cup of tea. I would have given them 3 stars, but since my daughter loved the ice cream there gives them 5 stars. I will go off my daughter's assessment give them 5 stars.

Incredibly generous scoops, decent flavor selection, and very reasonable pricing. The best thing is that their spoons change color when cold. Made the experience level up as it was a fun surprise. Outside seating at a couple of tables and 3 tables inside, but close enough to a ton of other places to sit and eat when busy.

Their flavors are unique, but surprisingly good! You can sample them as well. I mixed the double espresso with salted caramel -amazing! My daughter had to get the unicorn one -had chunks of marshmallow, she loved it. And the two servers were so nice. If an ice cream joint is considered bad during during 100 degree weather, they must be terrible.