Cry Baby Creamery

Cry Baby Creamery is an ice cream shop in Cutler Bay, FL. The business serves handcrafted ice cream, cookies, desserts, soft serve, milkshakes, and specialty treats in South Florida. It is known for creative flavor drops, premium ingredients, and house-made inclusions, offering award-winning ice cream inspired by nostalgic favorites and bold new combinations. The shop operates locations in Palmetto Bay, West Kendall, and South Kendall, and accepts online orders for pickup and catering.

Opened in 2021, the creamery builds its brand on the idea that food should evoke strong, positive emotions. The name "Cry Baby" flips a term often linked to frustration into one associated with comfort, nostalgia, and joy, describing a customer who feels excitement fully when the ice cream is exceptional. Every scoop is made in the kitchen using premium dairy and real ingredients, with no shortcuts. The pastry team bakes nearly all mix-ins fresh, with only a few classic items like Oreos as exceptions. The shop partners with local Miami businesses Exquisito Chocolates and Per'la Coffee for ingredients. Each batch is churned with intention and finished with specific details to create a distinct texture and flavor profile. The approach treats ice cream as a craft where every swirl, crunch, and ribbon is created by people who care about the final result.

This location sits on South Dixie Highway, about a tenth of a mile from Perrine Seventh Day Adventist School. It is located approximately a fifth of a mile from Nicklaus Children's Palmetto Bay Outpatient Center and about a third of a mile from the Perrine Fire Station. Camelot School is situated roughly a fourth of a mile away.

The business holds a rating of 4.70 from the customers who have reviewed it. This positive feedback reflects the quality of the handcrafted products and the local partnerships that support its production.

Cry Baby Creamery brings a specific, craft-focused approach to the ice cream category in the Cutler Bay area, emphasizing fresh baking and local sourcing.