Locally-made (as in the next room) fabulous ice cream, with seating in old wood booths. Just delicious. I have been a regular visitor since the 1980's; I am only limited by my desire not to have to buy new pants!.

When its sub-zero outside what better than to have one of the finest chocolate with nuts ice cream with a dollop of hot fudge? Fair amount of seating so no need to freeze while eating a frozen dessert. Their ginger, kulfi and mango ice creams are quite fantastic also.

Christina's has the best oreo ice cream ever! I usually just order a quart or pint of ice cream to go. I've tired their oreo, coffee oreo, coconut, thai basil, rose, mocha explosion, among many others. With the exception of thai basil and rose, all the flavors I've tried are delicious! The thai basil tastes like real basil leaves! The... More

Tons of unusual flavors here -- pumpkin, ginger, banana -- and many of the standards too. The tastes are very pure and intense and the hot fudge is out of this world. This is my favorite ice cream place in all of Boston.

I have visited Boston many times. Each time I try a differnt ice cream place - being the ice cream loving person I am. Christina's was last on my list. I was surprised! I must say theirs was better than any other well know homemade ice cream place in Boston. They were kind to let me sample different flavors and... More

love the kahlua

Christina's will draw you in with their ever-changing menu of crazy flavors -- avacado, sweet corn, red bean? Yeah, really. But does anyone really try those? For all the options, they aren't doing a flawless job on any one of them but certainly pretty good. For ice cream I'd go to places in Harvard, Central or Davis Square first if... More

My wife had found this place on the internet and the flavor selection looked awesome. We went out of our way to find this place, and I was greatly disapointed. The ice cream was not that good and the service was horrible. It was not crowded at all (only one other person in the store) and I could tell that... More

Still love the flavors, but the sullen staff make me never want to set foot in there again. (Bring back Nietzsche's Chocolate Ascension and maybe we'll talk.)