In Indy, we all scream for ice cream. Here's the scoop on local ice cream parlors that you’re sure to melt over.

As an avid s'mores fan, City Editor Nicole is eyeing the flavor on the left. | Photo by @see_do_eat

Circles | Sold at various locations | Circles is known for its city-wide summer pop-ups + exciting seasonal concoctions. Current offerings include pistachio chocolate croissant and brown butter pandan blondie.

We all scream for ice cream when we go to Brics. | Photo by INDYtoday team

BRICS | 901 E. 64 St. | Broad Ripple Ice Cream Station has been scooping up 32 dairy flavors + eight vegan options for more than 15 years. Pro tip: Enjoy the coffee + chocolate “Whistlestop Wakeup” flavor on the deck while you take in the sights and sounds of the Monon.

Howdy Homemade Ice Cream Shop | 370 N. New Jersey St. | This shop located just off Mass Ave prides itself on providing employment opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities — and, of course, its delectable ice cream. We're eyeing the matcha green tea flavor on the summer menu.

LiftOff Creamery | Various locations | This aviation-themed ice cream shop features 90+ flavors, from classic favorites to fun inventions like carrot cake, Tennessee toffee, and strawberry pretzel.

One of City Editor Nicole's favorite flavors from Lick is the coffee chip. | Photo by @homeiscitysend

Lick | 906 Carrollton Ave., Ste. 360 | Ever wanted to try gorgonzola candied pecan ice cream? What about rosewater pistachio brittle? Adventurous eaters won't be disappointed with Lick's exciting, one-of-a-kind flavors. And if you can't decide on a single scoop, try an ice cream flight.

Square Scoop | 1028 Virginia Ave. | Located in the heart of Fountain Square, Square Scoop serves up locally-made, hand-dipped ice cream, shakes, and sundaes. Sprinkle in some extra nostalgia with its wide selection of old fashioned candies + sodas.

Nicey Treat | Various locations | Once ranked the No. 1 ice cream shop in Indiana by Travel and Leisure, Nicey Treat’s popsicles taste as good as they look. Editor Shea recommends the Arnold Palmer and Thai coffee pops.

Chris' Ice Cream | 1484 E. 86th St. | Mexican food + ice cream? Talk about a dream combo. This restaurant is so beloved by locals and tourists alike that it's appeared on the national top 100 on Yelp several times.

Sundae's Homemade Ice Cream | 9922 E. 79th St. | All aboard to Graham Central Station. This creamery has been in business since 1995 and serves 32 rotating flavors daily.

Canal Creamery | Cap off your meal at Canal Bistro with a baklava sundae or dipped waffle cone from its pretty-in-pink creamery.

Is there another ice cream shop that we're missing on our list? Give us the scoop.