Randolph, Maine
Hand-churned in small batches, every flavor tells a story. From our classic vanilla bean to seasonal creations like maple-bacon and blackberry-lavender — there's a scoop waiting for your next favorite memory.
The Menu
We make every batch from scratch, using local dairy and the freshest ingredients Maine has to offer. Rotating seasonal flavors keep things interesting — stop by and see what's new.
Madagascar vanilla beans slow-steeped into our rich cream base. The one that started it all.
ClassicPure Maine maple syrup swirled with toasted walnuts from local orchards. Autumn in every bite.
RegionalWild blackberries folded with a whisper of culinary lavender. Floral, bright, and entirely unexpected.
Seasonal72% single-origin cacao, melted and folded into a dense, fudgy base. For those who take it serious.
IndulgentGarden-ripe strawberries meet tart rhubarb in a pink, tangy swirl. A Maine summer staple.
SeasonalFreshly brewed local coffee folded into sweet cream. Perfect for adults who need a reason to stay.
SignatureAsk about our vegan and dairy-free options — we rotate them often. Flavors change with the seasons; call ahead for today's full lineup.
Our Story
Deb's Ice Cream began as a weekend experiment in a home kitchen — a desire to make ice cream the way it used to be made, before factories and preservatives took over. What started as scoops for neighbors and farmers' market regulars grew into something the whole town claims as their own.
Today, every batch is still churned by hand in small quantities. We source dairy from nearby farms and fruit from Maine orchards when the season allows. Some flavors exist for only a few weeks at a time — that's the point. Good things shouldn't be easy to find; they should be worth the wait.
Whether you're grabbing a single scoop on a warm afternoon or planning a sundae for a celebration, we treat every visit like the real occasion it is.
Stop By Today
Walk-ins welcome. Call ahead for large orders or catering. We're right on Water Street — hard to miss, even harder to forget.
