Nina’s Waffles & Ice Cream

We were in the area and stopped in for a late night snack.
The place is was nice and trendy.
The staff are nice, but not really paying attention… SUGAR CONE PLEASE.
My friend ordered one and before she knew it she got her ice cream in a childlike waffle cone.
My husband placed his order and just as the server was once again reaching for the waffle cone, he spoke up.
The hazelnut ice cream was very tasty, but something may have been off with the refrigeration as it was practically running down his arm because it was not frozen.

I had been desperately craving belgian waffles for about a month before I finally got to drop by Nina’s.
There were so many options and I’ve heard great things about their ice cream, but in the end I decided on a waffle with strawberries, chocolate ganache, and whipped cream.
I was so excited to taste it. Literally the moment I stabbed my fork into the warm waffle, getting the perfect amount of strawberry, chocolate ganache, and whipped cream, I knew I’d found my waffle place. OMG when I took the first bite — complete bliss. Seriously! The sweet waffle was crispy just on the edges, had a great pillowy chew, and the strawberries, chocolate ganache, and whipped cream just made it asdfghjkl;’!!

Oh my god. I thought I’d had the best waffles + ice cream combo back home in New York, but I was wrong.
I think part of the reason I want to visit Doylestown again is this place. Seriously, it’s that good.

During a recent trip to Doylestown, I stopped at Nina’s to try their waffles and ice cream. I got the waffle pieces covered in honey and topped with walnuts with some caramel sea salt ice cream — incredible! The waffles are not served hot which was a little bit of a disappointment for me, but the combination of all of these flavors on top of the waffle pieces certainly made up for it. The portion size was HUGE. I shared this dish and we still had a lot leftover. Definitely worth checking out if you have a sweet tooth!

Wow, this takes me back to the time my dad took us to Chambersburg for real authentic Gelato. Delicious, reasonable and a very quaint shop. It’s awesome for a post date dessert and coffee.

I have been here twice now and I am obsessed with the waffle bites! I get them with mint chocolate ice cream and chocolate sauce on top. I think the best part is the ice cream because it truly is amazing. Even if you do not want waffles I would go here for the ice cream over every other place in Doylestown because that is how well made it is. The service here is also very nice and they help you very well. I would recommend this place any day.

Amazing waffles, cool ice cream flavored, and a great place to sit down and watch the town.

Great Waffles and the staff was great. I will definitely come back.

Excellent excellent excellent waffles! This is the real deal of what you’ll find on the streets of Brussels when you buy a Liège waffle. When I took one bite I was immediately transported back to one of my spring breaks in college that I spent in Belgium. Awesome waffle, awesome ice cream — such a great combination when you are looking to splurge!

Skip the coffee and dessert after dinner and go here for a scoop if the expresso crunch ice cream. It’s the best of both worlds. I’m not much of a dessert guy, but I was pretty impressed.

When you take a concept like homemade ice cream and liege waffles, and you execute it as well as Nina’s does, you truly have something special.
Nina’s has become a must-​visit for my wife and me whenever we have dinner in Doylestown (or anywhere close to Doylestown for that matter). The rotating list of ice cream flavors range from the classic (Cookies & Cream, etc.) to the unique (PB&J), to the delightfully bizarre (Avocado). The ice cream itself holds up so well on its own: smooth, creamy and clearly made with care.
However, it wouldn’t be Nina’s without the waffles! And, I must say, I have never eaten anything like them. Your garden-​variety breakfast waffle is usually spongy or airy. Nina’s waffles, however, have a sweet caramelized outside and a warm, doughy inside.
The staff is friendly and happy to assist; my wife and I order one «ice cream and waffle» and they have no problem when we ask to split it in half and each choose our own flavor. My wife loves the espresso crunch and I am partial to the Salted Caramel. They also sell a variety of baked goods; we’d love to try them but we have been unable to get past the waffles and ice cream!
Ice cream, waffles, and love. Pack it all into a storefront with a quaint, hip interior styling that screams «Bucks County» and you can understand why it is often packed!

Great local place with the best waffles and home made ice cream around. This place is right in the middle of Doylestown and takes you back to a better time. It’s nice sitting in the window booth if you get the chance while your enjoying your treat!

Yay I love this place its so cute! It’s new and a happening place in doylestown. The waffles are made to order and the best thing ever. Also ice cream is homemade. I love the old milk jugs on display. Cons there is very little seating but maybe I wasn’t there on a saturday night it wouldn’t be a problem. Also ps my big cousin got a free scope of ice cream for her bday! Def your after dinner date go to for dessert. I’m carving a waffle now :(

Yummy!
A great find for ice Cream in Doylestown. Freshly made ice cream and waffles. Two orders $ 10, cute little shop in town.
Recommended.

So Nonno’s is basically right next door (they sell ice cream too — different styles) and if I had to pick I think I would come into Nina’s place more often. While very expensive, about $ 3.50, I got a kids size which was basically a mini scoop in what looked like one of those containers that holds sauce when you get food to-​go at places. Anyway it was fantastico. I got coffee flavour because that’s just my go-​to, its was almost like it was whipped ice cream. The texture was perfect for how I like my ice cream and it wasn’t too sweet/​salty. (You know when you eat some ice cream and then halfway into it your like dam someone give me some water? this isn’t like that). Also their dessert case had some pretty nice looking things in it which I wish I could have tried, next time I suppose. Oh and they have waffles too which you can get ice cream on, if your into that.

I’m still dreaming of my crispy, cinnamony warm waffle and creamy, rich, TO DIE FOR ice cream! Just go there. You won’t regret it!

Excellent new place in D-​Town!
They make authentic Liege Belgian Waffles and smother them with various toppings (caramel, chocolate, ice cream, whipped cream, berries, etc.)
Very rich and delicious. I tried the key lime pie and it’s the real deal — homemade!
The ice cream selection is always diverse and fresh — made right in New Hope.
Gotta come here more often, as long as my wallet and waistline can handle it.

My review is based on visits to both the New Hope and Doylestown locations.
I stumbled upon the New Hope location when it first opened and became a huge fan. However, I prefer this shop since it accepts card payment and easier to find than walking up the big hill in New Hope. Both shops are small, although there is more to speak for in seating in Doylestown than the shop in New Hope where you’re practically sitting on the windowsill. Overall, I give this shop five stars and the other one four.
Really, there’s no «weird» waffle/​ice cream combination; everything down to the whipped cream — or whatever you want to call that dreamy fluff the staff is mixing up – is so good! Nina’s frequently changes its flavors to satisfy the seasons. This time, I tried blueberry cheesecake, which did not disappoint.
There are also a wide selection of pastries worthy of a to-​go box, plus you can take home any ice cream in a pint. The staff is friendly and attentive and is happy to let you sample any ice cream, common at both locations. I plan to keep coming back because what Nina’s has is more special than waffles.

Stopped in with the family for «lunch» with the kids and had a great experience! From the service to the waffles to the awesome ice cream. I would highly recommend this place.

My husband and I became aware of this place a few weeks ago and schemed to find an excuse to go. Anticipating a caloriefest, we decided to make a lunch of it on a Saturday.
The positives are the cute store and the ice cream. The ice cream was excellent and the store is clean and charming. I would say that I’m likely to go back for just the ice cream in the future.
With all of that said, I was so excited for the waffles (I had the waffle with ice cream) and found them to be disappointing. They were a little tough and that fact was made worse by the plastic utensils provided could hardly get the job of cutting through the waffle accomplished. I also thought it ended up to be a little on the expensive side — for the two of us I believe we ended up spending about $ 14 — it’s not the worst, more than I was expecting. I was thrilled that they provided free water in a pitcher, but disappointed to find it had lemons in it. I guess this is picky, but lemon water and ice cream makes for weird flavor combo.
Finally, my biggest disappointment was the service. A younger woman was making waffles and didn’t interact with us but the middle-​aged woman who assisted us didn’t crack a smile and was just cold. It made the experience kind of unpleasant — like we were troubling her. I will never understand why people who work in seemingly low-​key, pleasant environments can still have a terrible attitude. Given the price and the other friendly ice cream options in town and the surrounding areas, I was expecting to have a better experience.