It’s no secret that the temperatures in the Holy City have been steamy this summer. We know we’re not the only ones with an appetite for cool desserts to beat the heat, right? Think: Homemade ice cream by the pool after a hot day exploring our city.

We’ve rounded up seven Charleston spots where you can cool off with a sweet treat.

Ye Ole Fashioned, locations vary | If you’ve been in the Lowcountry long enough, you’ve probably made a trip (or two) to any Ye Ole Fashioned location. In case you didn’t know: The café has been a staple since 1972.

While you can’t really go wrong with any of the 30+ ice cream flavors, there’s just something special about a late night float from the Highway 17 creamery.

Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, 501-A King St. | Founded by James Beard Award-winning ice cream maker Jeni Britton, this ice cream shop plans to open its second Charleston location later this year.

In the meantime, head to the King Street spot to grab a scoop of Wedding Cake flavor ice cream. Trust us: It’s worth it.

Off Track Ice Cream, 6 Beaufain St. | Indulge in traditional and vegan options made from scratch with simple, locally-sourced ingredients. Not just looking for a scoop? Grab a Cold Brew Milkshake or Freshly Minted sundae.

This local shop recently celebrated its third birthday. 🎈

The Crazy Mason Milkshake Bar, 1909 Suite P., US-17, Mt. Pleasant | This is the business’ first Charleston location, and we’ll cheers to that with one of the most photo-worthy creations you’ve ever seen. We think these photos speak for themself.

Weezy’s Ice Cream & Cocktails, 3293 Maybank Hwy., Ste. 205, Johns Island | There’s something for everyone at this Johns Island shop, serving up 36 flavors of ice cream, plus cocktails, boozy milkshakes and floats, and bites. Did someone say three-course meal?

Carmella’s Cafe and Dessert Bar, 198 E. Bay St. | Featured on HGTV, Food Network, and Bravo, Carmella’s offers both savory + sweet options like the restaurant’s choice Salami Goat sandwich and plenty of cake, cookies, and gelato to go around.

The Honey Hive, 563 King St. | The CHStoday team can attest (from personal experience): The Signature Kinsey Cake is to die for, and we’ve got our eyes on the ice cream flight next. View the menu.

*Heads up: There are plenty of local spots to enjoy a sweet treat around town and these are just a few.

Happy indulging, Holy City.