Ice cream and desserts in Oxford: the Square, North Lamar and Sisk

Last checked Oct. 16, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Oxford’s ice cream and frozen yogurt cluster near the Square and North Lamar: The Oxford Creamery, Ya Ya’s Yogurt, Insomnia Cookies and Sno Biz. Crumbl and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory are on the Jackson Avenue West side, and Yoby is near Sisk Avenue in Oxford Commons.

How we made this list. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Oxford’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 16, 2026. We added Crumbl, Dairy Queen, Gordo’s, The Oxford Creamery, Sno Biz, Yoby and The Yogurt Shop from Visit Oxford’s dining directory and the state health department’s food facility search. Where a place has no website, or its page would not load, a 2026 state inspection confirms it is operating. Donut and cake shops are on our bakeries list. We left off Marble Slab Creamery, which has no state record, and Great American Cookies and Sweet Magnolia Gelato, with no state inspection in the past year. The list is alphabetical. It is not a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on it. Run one of these places? Write to us to correct your entry.

The list

The places

Crumbl on Merchants Drive bakes cookies for pickup and delivery and drops new and returning flavors every Monday, its page says.

Dairy Queen on Jackson Avenue West serves ice cream treats as well as burgers. A May 20, 2026, state inspection confirms it is operating.

Gordo’s Bubble Waffle on Heritage Drive has no website we could find. A March 3, 2026, state inspection confirms it is operating.

Insomnia Cookies on South Lamar bakes cookies all day and late into the night and also serves brownies and ice cream, Visit Oxford says. An Aug. 18, 2026, state inspection confirms it is operating.

The Oxford Creamery calls itself a local ice cream shop on the historic Square that works with local farms and businesses for its ingredients. It makes signature and seasonal flavors and offers vegan and dairy-free options.

Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory on Jackson Avenue West sells caramel apples, fudge and chocolate-dipped strawberries, Visit Oxford says. An April 16, 2026, state inspection confirms it is operating.

Sno Biz on North Lamar has served shaved ice in Oxford since 1993, with ice cream, milkshakes, sundaes and smoothies, according to Visit Oxford. A May 5, 2026, state inspection confirms it is operating.

Ya Ya’s Yogurt is a self-serve frozen yogurt shop on the Square, Visit Oxford says. A March 13, 2026, state inspection confirms it is operating.

Yoby on Commonwealth Boulevard serves frozen yogurt, ice cream and coffee drinks, with tables outside in the breezeway, according to Visit Oxford. A Sept. 15, 2026, state inspection confirms it is operating.

The Yogurt Shop on Bramlett Boulevard has no website we could find. A Feb. 18, 2026, state inspection confirms it is operating.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I get ice cream in Oxford, Mississippi?

The Oxford Creamery on North Lamar near the Square is open noon to 10 p.m., its site says. Sno Biz on North Lamar, Yoby on Commonwealth Boulevard and Dairy Queen on Jackson Avenue West also serve ice cream.

Where is there frozen yogurt in Oxford?

Ya Ya’s Yogurt on the Square at 100 Courthouse Square, The Yogurt Shop at 501 Bramlett Blvd. and Yoby at 207 Commonwealth Blvd.

Where can I get dessert late at night in Oxford?

Crumbl on Merchants Drive is open to 10 p.m. Monday to Saturday and The Oxford Creamery to 10 p.m. Insomnia Cookies on South Lamar bakes cookies late into the night, Visit Oxford says.

Does The Oxford Creamery have dairy-free ice cream?

Yes. The Oxford Creamery says it offers vegan and dairy-free options alongside its signature and seasonal flavors.