Rori’s Artisanal Creamery, a popular small-batch ice cream brand, will open its newest location in Goleta this Friday, expanding its reach along California’s Central Coast.
The new Goleta shop will officially open on April 3, 2026, at 270 Storke Road. Doors will open at 12 p.m., welcoming customers to explore the menu and enjoy the opening day festivities.
The creamery also announced that two fan-favorite flavors will return for April’s “Throw-back” celebration.
The first, Biscoff, features cinnamon shortbread ice cream made by steeping house-made speculoos cookies in cream, creating a rich, spiced flavor with a subtle texture.
Another flavor is Rori Garcia that blends fresh cherry ice cream with dark chocolate chunks and layers of house-made fudge swirls. Both flavors available at the new Goleta shop.
Rori’s Artisanal Creamery is a woman-owned business founded by Rori Trovato.
With the Goleta location, Rori’s Artisanal Creamery is expanding presence across the region, joining seven other shops in Arroyo Grande, Camarillo, Carpinteria, Montecito, Santa Barbara, Santa Monica, and Ventura.
At their Arroyo Grande shop, Rori’s also offers an in-store game room for visitors.
The creamery provides catering for weddings, corporate gatherings, and private events, including customized setups such as ice cream sandwich stations, sundae bars, and float carts, according to the company website.
Menu offerings include Honey Lavender, Black Pepper Pistachio, Nutella, Lemon Curd, and Milk & Cookies, along with kid-friendly options like Chocolate Monster and Strawberry Delight.
Most of Rori’s flavors are gluten-free, with gluten-free cones and cookies also available, according to its website. It also offers vegan options such as Passion Fruit and Tropical Wild Berry that are crafted with organic coconut milk.
Founded in 2011, the creamery draws inspiration from the founder’s childhood memories of homemade ice cream.
The creamery emphasizes simple, high-quality ingredients to craft distinctive flavors. It partners with local farmers and suppliers to maintain freshness and consistency, according to the company website. All ice cream is produced in small batches to preserve consistency and flavor quality.
Dairy comes from local grass-fed Jersey and Holstein cows, and fruits, herbs, and flowers are sourced from farms throughout California.
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