A classic Cape ice cream shop near Craigville Beach. Always a great stop after a day at the beach. Great flavors and some cool history inside.
It is a family ice cream shop, neglected for my taste. However, they have a good assortment of delicious artisanal ice cream, the bad thing is that there is no place to sit outside.
Ice cream was tasty! Loved that they just ladled on the hot fudge and made a lake of it on top.
This is my family's must-stop before heading home every visit to our house in the Cape. I've never, in my whole 34 years of existence, have had a bad ice cream from here. Never. And we go quite a few times a year. Makes me almost glad I'm not near it all the time! Almost 😊
My favorite order is an "Almond Joy Sundae": coconut flavored ice cream (with plenty of ACTUAL coconut pieces), homemade hot fudge, and slivered almonds. Pretty much perfection. Peach is a close second, though. All the flavors are homemade, and come packed in half pints for shoving into an empty frozen veggie bag to hide from having to share in the convenience of your own home!
I only wish it was in a bigger building. This place gets PACKED during the summer months! But there is usually plenty of parking, an an atm, for your convenience.
Seriously. Go try this place already! 😋🍦
Four seas is by far the best homemade ice you will ever try. People come from all over to eat their ice cream. They used to be open seasonally but now I believe they are open year round but off season only one day a week so get it now and expect a long line if u go in the evening but very much worth the wait. The only ice cream parlor with decor from the 50's this iconic establishment will serve ice cream like you never had before. So when you go there and order fresh Cantaloupe just remember who recommended it when you look to thank me 😉. This place will forever be in my heart as the after dinner family get together.
I was on the Olde Cape Cod FaceBook page and Four Seas came up… I commented…
“OMG! The go-to place on the Cape for ice cream since I was little in the late ‘50s! Blueberry was the best!!”
I haven’t been down the Cape on a while but when I checked your website, Blueberry was not on your list of ice cream flavors. Others on FaceBook agreed that Blueberry was their favorite. When did it go away? Why? Will it ever come back? Everyone in my family agreed that blueberry was the best!
AMAZING!!! This place is so awesome has many different homemade flavors, reasonably priced and was recommended by the workers from the whale watching tour.(Hyannis) wish they had a ice cream place like this back in ny
The line to get ice cream was long, but it moved surprisingly quickly. The servers were very friendly and accommodating of our group. Delicious.
Excellent local establishment with a wide variety of seasonal offerings. Flavors available in scoops, pints, and quarts. Some lunch items available as well. If you are on the Cape, you need to stop by at least once!
Four Seas is a must visit when I'm on the Cape. Since I was a kid visiting with my grandmother I've loved this place. Wonderful coffee ice cream (my gram's favorite)! There is often a crowd, they only take cash, and as a grown up getting melted ice cream all over your leg in the summer heat sucks; but none of that matters when a delicious ice cream cone takes you back to your childhood! Highly recommended!
“A bad day with ice cream is better than a good day without ice cream.”
~Someone wise, possibly a dentist.
That said, I’ve never been disappointed by any of our awesome local ice cream parlours. Today we got to have a few servings from Four Seas Ice Cream while our kids watched the winter wonderland display being set up by Douglas Warren. Always a great time here, and we look forward to our next visit!
I have been going to Four Seas since I was a kid in the 1960's. Best ice cream anywhere.
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