Pink Palm Creamery, a dessert concept founded by Jonathan and Heather Stern, is scheduled to open at 10059 Sunset Strip in Sunrise on September 1, 2026. The menu spans small-batch ice cream with rotating handcrafted flavors, loaded milkshakes, sundaes, dirty sodas, waffles, and pup cups — a full-service dessert format rather than a single-product counter.
The Sterns are positioning Pink Palm as a neighborhood creamery, per their Instagram announcement, with an emphasis on colorful, playful dessert presentation throughout the menu. The 10059 Sunset Strip address places the shop in Sunrise's commercial corridor along western Broward County.
The signature menu item, according to the operator, is a shake topped with a mini cheesecake — a loaded-dessert format that draws on the house small-batch ice cream as its base. The dirty sodas entry extends the concept beyond ice cream and shakes; dirty sodas are built on flavored syrups, cream, and carbonated mixer, a format that has spread steadily from the Southwest into Florida markets. Waffles and sundaes round out the food side, while pup cups — small portions sized for dogs — are included as a standard menu line item.
The Sterns have not disclosed prior hospitality backgrounds in the announcement. Pink Palm Creamery appears, based on available sourcing, to be a debut concept for both operators. The September 1 opening date comes from the operator's Instagram post and has not been corroborated by a permit filing or public lease announcement.
The Sunset Strip corridor in Sunrise is largely auto-oriented retail, meaning Pink Palm will need to generate destination traffic from the surrounding northwest Broward residential base rather than rely on passing foot traffic. The September 1 date is the timeline to watch; if the opening holds, it would put the shop's debut just ahead of the fall period when Broward's full residential population returns from summer travel.
