Kilwins Little Rock

Yummy! Sundae was so good, the 32 degree weather outside was of secondary concern.
Nutty, chocolatey, marshmallowey, cherry-​ey awesomeness.

The first time I came here I was enticed by the smell of the fresh waffle cones and candies being made! I LOVE the toffee caramel apple as well as the toasted coconut. So delicious.

Kilwins in Little Rock, Arkansas on President Clinton Street has a great selection of chocolates & fudge. We stopped in to get a velvety hot chocolate, at $ 5 dollars plus per cup? A tad bit too much but what the heck we’re on vacation.
The store is located amongst some cool little shops and restaurants along President Clinton Street.

just wonderful … mouth watering …

Great addition to downtown little rock. I have gift certificatwe last year for, xmas and everyone was happy. Its nice after a bridge stroll or a movie. Really quality ice cream and fudge.

Loved it! Had never been in before everyone was really nice and will also let u try anything before u buy it! Will definitely be back!

Heaven for your tastebuds. Seriously, go here. You can smell the sweet sugary goodness when you walk in the door. They make so many different kinds of chocolate candies, fudge, caramel apples, as well as a huge variety of unique ice cream flavors that are to die for. The toasted coconut is my favorite along with about half the people I know. They also have a window where you can watch them as they actually make same of the fudge and chocolates.

Amazing ice cream! Such a cute place :) we went on a Saturday night and waited in line for less than 10 min, so worth it. I got 2 scoops and couldn’t finish it :(def recommend less. Great family place.

I scream! You scream–
You know the rest :)
While Loblolly is and always will be my first love of ice cream in Little Rock, I found myself in Kilwin’s the other day, and I went a little nuts. I found the space to be really open and welcoming, and the staff was super cheerful and friendly — I imagine working around ice cream all day helps.
But really, what made me walk out of that shop with the most spectacular grin on my face, was my terrible, unwholesome monster of a treat.
Picture one of those fair turkey legs, one of those absurdly huge head-​sized turkey legs. Now picture that as half chocolate chip, half peanut-​butter, ice cream, stuffed into a waffle cone that could have easily stood in for a traffic cone.
Oooooooh, it was SO GOOD!
So! If you’re looking for that feeling, that «this is too much ice cream for me but I don’t care, I’m going to swim in it!» feeling, this is absolutely your place.
They also have coffee, you can watch chocolatiers and other confectionary makers making masterpieces, get some caramel apples, chocolate boxes, italian sodas… It’s a fun spot :)
On the downside, it’s expensive, the entrance is super-​crowded, and it’s oven covered in chocolate-​coated children — the bad kind. Just be aware of where you’re going!

The ice cream parlor was a cute little spot downtown. It has chocolates and ice cream… They looked amazing. I saw strawberries one I had checked out and I wanted to try them. Their caramel apples looked amazing as well. I tried the pralines and cream ice cream on a waffle cone. The customer service was horrible. The young lady who helped us had a nasty attitude. She would make me not want to come back but the other workers were very sweet.

We’ve visited twice so far… Very nice spot to get a sweet treat if in the river market area. Lots of variety… LOVE the beautiful caramel apples. They’re legitimately gift quality… well actually everything at Kilwin’s is gift quality. And the aroma when you walk in… Oh my! Heavenly.
First visit I got a caramel apple with nuts. Second time I got ice cream. My boyfriend got fudge once and ice cream the second time. Not disappointed at all. It may be a little pricey, but in comparison it’s pretty equal to similar shops I’ve visited in other cities. The service was great both times and the music was pretty cool. I’m pretty sure we’ll be stopping by next time we’re in the river market area.

Just fantastic and I use to be the competition! This place wins first place and the décor is beautiful. Kilwins has the best chocolates!

Really great ice cream and rich delicious fudge. Adrianna was sweet and gave a couple of dinner suggestions. While a bit pricey, I would come back on my next visit. Also, we received ten percent off for checking in using Unilocal

We went here on our last night of ATA Worlds in July 2015. After an intense 3 hours of competition, my son didn’t place. I took him out for ice cream. Kilwins is a cute place that makes homemade ice cream and homemade waffle cones. Also, they let you try samples unlimited… but always get choclate on a waffle cup. My son got mint chocolate chip on a waffle cone. There’s always a long line out the door, but the line is quick. They have great AC inside which feels great!

Creamy. Sweet. Fast. Perfection. This is southern comfort in a cone. Their prices are fair and service is fast. I went twice and got a perfect scoop both times.

We had noticed a Kilwin’s in Michigan but this was the first time we were here. The ice cream was wonderful and the people there offered to add some fudge to our ice cream for free! The ice cream was delicious and they also gave us coupons to use for later. We will be back here next time we come to Little Rock!

I was not impressed with this ice cream! The shop is cute, but the ice cream was bland and not anything above freezer case. It was $ 9 for 2 single scoops.

We visited looking for a little sweet treat. We ended up with ice cream and assorted chocolates and candy that they just finished making.
We each had two scoops of different flavors of the ice cream. It was good but not spectacular. The chocolates candies and. other goodies we bought were just this side of really really great. So the visit won’t be our last.
A bit pricey but worth it.

I have an unnatural love for Oreos, so I was sold the minute I saw Oreo bark :)
They have a ton of ice cream flavors, so whether you want a classic like Vanilla or something local like Razorback Mud, you’re set! The chocolate selection (which you can watch them make) is almost overwhelming. It can be pricey ($ 20/​pound of Oreo bark), but, personally, I think it’s worth the splurge :) The owner was very kind! We wished we lived here so we could visit more often, but I guess I’ll just settle for leaving this review.

Oh my. What a lovely treat this turned out to be.
My husband and I were visiting family and friends in Little Rock last weekend, but got a chance to walk around downtown for a bit one afternoon. Had a bit of a craving, and thought we’d see what bakeries were nearby. Then spotted a little sign that mentioned chocolate, and figured we’d check that out instead.
Glad we did.
Everything here is made from original recipes dating back to the 1940s. We had dark chocolate peanut clusters, crunchy toffee, cherry cordials, peanut butter cups and a rice krispie turtle bar. And everything was amazing. You can tell they use fine, quality ingredients. I wish I could’ve tried more things, but you know how it is. I’m sure these aren’t diet.
There are stores all over the U.S., but I can only vouch for this one. Top notch chocolate. Also, they make several varieties of fudge, caramel apples and brittle on site — freshest of the fresh. I highly recommend stopping in to pick up a few treats. You won’t regret it.