Abracadabra Ice Cream Factory

Abracadabra Ice Cream Factory is the kind of small, loud shop that makes kids squeal and grown-ups grin. Behind the counter staff mix custom flavors and pour liquid nitrogen in theatrical clouds, turning orders into edible science. The room smells of waffle cones and frying oil from a small lunch menu; pizzas, Philly cheesesteaks and boba sit alongside imaginative scoops like coquito or almond joy. There are bounce houses out back, birthday-party posters on the wall, and a steady parade of locals who pop in for a night treat or to take the kids after dinner. Management runs fundraisers and leans into community, so it feels less like a tourist trap and more like a neighborhood anchor where families gather. Service is unfussy and cheerful; they offer almond-milk and lactose-free bases without upcharges, which wins repeat visits from people with dietary needs. If you want spectacle with substance—fresh-made ice cream, friendly chaos, and a real local pulse—this is where you go in Kissimmee.