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Hey, here's my review of Aubi & Ramsa - Liquor-Infused Ice Cream Bar (5 out of 5): This is my second time coming back, and Aubi & Ramsa has officially earned its place as one of my favorite hidden gems in the city. Located on a quiet block, it's the kind of place where you can really unwind. Whether you're solo, on a casual date, or meeting a friend, it's perfect for low-key hangs. You can sit outside or relax at the bar inside. It's never been crowded when I've gone, which makes it feel like a personal getaway in the middle of the city. Aubi & Ramsa specializes in liquor-infused ice cream--a rare treat done exceptionally well. Each serving contains 4.9% ABV, so you must be 21 or older to enjoy. It's ice cream that feels just a little dangerous, but in the best possible way. (by the way, they even have a virgin piña colada that's 100% natural ingredients with 0% alcohol.) The overall vibe is calm and intimate, with great music and atmosphere. There are two outdoor tables (usually available unless it gets really popular), and the bar inside is clean and elegant. It's the perfect spot to treat yourself--you don't have to bring anyone along, but it's also a great choice if you do. Right across the street is a beer garden (BIERGARTEN), so depending on the time of day, the block may be either quiet or mildly energetic. Still, Aubi & Ramsa keeps its own relaxed tone no matter what. They offer a solid variety of rotating ice cream flavors--from Old Fashioned and White Russian to Passionfruit Margarita and Chocolate Amaretto. The ice cream is smooth, well-balanced, and surprisingly easy to enjoy. Sometimes the alcohol is subtle, but it's definitely present and may sneak up on you. They also sell pints to go, which is a great bonus. Please note that some of their products may contain or come into contact with common allergens such as dairy, eggs, or peanuts. If you have dietary restrictions, it's a good idea to check ahead. Overall, I give Aubi & Ramsa a strong 5 out of 5. It's rare for me to rate any place this high, but they've earned it. The location is great, the staff has been consistently kind and responsive, the product is excellent, and the environment is exactly what you want from a modern dessert bar. If you're looking to take a break, indulge yourself, or introduce someone to something truly unique, this is the spot.
Located in Nomad, I've passed by this spot SO many times and each time I told myself that I had to come back to try it. This spot offers alcohol-infused ice cream and truly seems like a cool experience. The interior of the place is a bar-vibe, very chill, and nice. Service here is solid. My friend and I tried two different ice creams: one espresso martini, and one strawberries rose. Both were delicious and very different. The espresso martini was rich, creamy, and decadent. The strawberries rose was more like a sorbet and very light. They both came in small jars that were peeled open for us by the bartender. You can also buy pints of these! Would love to come back to try their other flavors!
What a fun concept! We were joking around all night about how we're going to go out again on a weekday since we had all gone clubbing a couple nights before but stumbled upon this boozy ice cream shop. It's definitely pricey for the size ($10) but we're paying for the design, experience, and ...booze. I highly recommend the Japanese Pearl flavor! It's refreshing and the punch of spirit is definitely there.
We stopped by to try out their mezcal ice cream, which we really liked! The small sizes are perfect to share and the mezcal with aztec chocolate was delicious! Super smooth ice cream that balanced out the mezcal with chocolate-y sweetness! The music was a bit loud, as the ice-tender turned the music up after we arrived as well, haha. It was just my wife and I, and we enjoyed the second half of the ice cream while walking around outside due to the loud music. All good, though - the ice-tender was feeling the music!
My husband and I were craving dessert after dinner at our hotel and found this place. We had seen photos of this place being like a bar but didn't realize that they only served alcoholic ice cream, which we didn't mind. We shared the chocolate Hiro flavor which is made with Toki (Japanese whiskey). We had a great chat with the 'bartender' and enjoyed the classy and quiet atmosphere (no kids).
I decided to check out Aubi & Ramsa on a hot summer day, thinking some ice cream would help cool me down. This place isn't your regular ice cream shop--it's all about alcoholic ice cream, which is a fun twist! It has a bar setup where you order at the counter, and there are high seats in front of a big mirror. When we got there, it was pretty packed, and the atmosphere was lively. Unfortunately, nobody greeted us, so we weren't sure what to do. Everyone seemed to just walk up to the bar to order, but there was only one staff member working. We were waiting for staff to come take our order, but it seemed like nobody was coming. After waiting for about 10 minutes, we finally said, "Forget it," and headed to the bar ourselves to place our order. After ordering that's when we realized that you just order at the bar. We went with the strawberry and rosé champagne sorbet since that was the only non-dairy option. I have to say, I was a bit let down--the champagne flavor really overpowered the strawberry and rosé, so I didn't get the taste I was hoping for. If you're a champagne lover, you might enjoy it more than I did. Overall, it's a fun concept and worth a try, but I think they could really use some signs or guidance for newcomers on how to order.
What a fun idea and a great spot for dessert! The "small" sizes are the perfect portion for a little sweet treat. There were so many flavors to choose from that you'll find yourself planning the next time you'll go back to try everything else. I had the strawberry daiquiri and for someone who does not drink (like, ever), it was delicious! The strawberry ice cream itself tasted fresh and was the perfect creamy texture and the amount of liquor infused was just right. My friend had the Kentucky Creme Brûlée and it was just as delicious! We are already planning our next city trip to try other flavors. Jasmine was our server and she was amazing - she was so kind and welcoming and friendly. She was attentive to everyone coming in and leaving, and really made this place the 5-star spot that it is.
Overall, a fun creative concept. Pulled up to the "bar" and we ordered a few ice creams to try. You could definitely taste the alcohol in the kentucky creme brulee! Overall, the flavors were interesting, but ~$10+ tax/tip for 3.7 oz (less than a single ice cream scoop) felt small. Glad we tried it once. I also agree it's not really a sit and linger type of place. We were in and out in less than 20 minutes.
I went to Aubi & Ramsa located at 38 Little W 12th Street for a little dessert before heading to the hotel. I was drawn in by the sign that said liquor infused ice cream! Inside I was greeted by a lovely lady who suggested a few of her favorites. I went with the Lucky Brownie made with St. Brendan's Irish cream, sweet cream ice cream and bits of brownie. The sweet cream ice cream was smooth and rich! The ice cream was soooo good I ordered another 3.7 oz serving but I changed the flavor to the Addictive Chocolate Manhattan made with Hudson whiskey, chocolate ice cream and cherries. The Chocolate ice cream blended so well with the whiskey and cherries that I didn't even taste the alcohol! This was a refreshing change from the delicious gelato shop I go to. If you are in the city you should definitely check them out!
As I came through the door, there was no one at the front and I waited a cool 3/4 mins before a young lady came from the back and attended to me. I knew I wanted the champagne float because a friend of mine had been there prior and suggested it. I believe the server told me they were out of one ingredient to make it but she let me taste some others and was like I got you, no worries. This made up for the wait as I walked in, her service and knowledge was key. She brought my instagramable Moët champagne float with passion fruit margarita sorbet over to my table and I sat and enjoyed this cool, delicious beverage after taking a long hot walk on the high line. This is exactly what everyone needs in their life but doesn't know it yet. Very cute date day/night spot or just a solo date like me So over all great service, great product and very cool atmosphere. 10/10 read more
Walking down Little 12th St. And I turned to see liquor infused ice cream and we had to go check this place out. An excellent venture unlike anything we have ever experienced. I started with a Hazelnut Sidecar (espesso affogato). My girl started with a chocolate & Amaretto and was quite excited. What an experience? Kareem was attentive with service and as a DJ. Go and enjoy the options. read more
4 years ago
My discovery of this place was completely accidental. It embodies the quirky randomness that New York is famous for. After living here for as long as I have, I'm pretty jaded and very little surprises me anymore. But Aubi &Ramsa here did just that. We were in the neighborhood, one fine summer evening, looking for an ice cream place to satisfy my kid's cravings and this showed up as the first result less than a block from me. Instead of a typical brightly colored or lit interiors, we were met with a somber, polished, almost Library Bar aesthetic. I mean, sure, it's the meatpacking district, not the boardwalk at Rockaway, but this was oozing soft luxe rich glamour with bar stools, a high bar and leather lounge chairs. After a moment of gobsmacked confusion, we realized that, this was not your ordinary ice cream store. This was the boozy kind. The best kind. We gave our kid a lollipop and peppa pig on the phone to distract her from the ice cream that she couldn't have (mother of the year, I know) and got ourselves a small Highland Truffle single malt ice cream. At $10, I thought they were ridiculously good value for money. It's made with Macallan 12 years which, they definitely didn't skimp out on, and decadent smooth chocolate truffles. There wasn't a single bite we didn't enjoy, and did I mention it was boozy? The small pints they come in are a class act too. Like mini scotch whiskey bottle packaging. If you're a tourist, looking for something to write home about, this is it. If you live here, I promise you, this is an experience like no other. Do it! read more
Honestly, a very cute post-meal or date spot. Grabbed a pint with a friend after visiting The Whitney Museum nearby. We tried Strawberries & Rose sorbet and Cognac icecream. The sorbet was light and sweet and the icecream was nice and creamy. We really enjoyed the vibes too. Bright with many plants and even "bar" seating. read more
What a unique twist on ice cream! I came here on a Monday night and the location was a little busy but not too bad. We came here after stopping by the new Pier 57 rooftop that had just opened up. The layout and decor of this shop feels very high end, it's decorated like an actual bar with bar lighting and seating. I tried the Chocolate & Amaretto and the Dirty Mojito (I was thoroughly surprised that they had sorbet flavors as well). Both were delicious in different ways. The chocolate was rich and decadent, and the mojito was lighter and refreshing. I'd say the alcohol flavor of the mojito showed a bit more. The containers for the packaging are also super cute! I would love to coem back and try different flavors. read more
Aubi and Ramsa is cool. This past Friday night was my first time here. I looove boozy ice cream so I was very excited to try it. It's a very small place, cute and intimate. My serving of cognac flavored ice cream called an ABC, was so tiny that it could be considered a sample. My friend enjoyed her Kentucky Bourbon flavored ice cream with a shot of Bourbon on the side. Aubi and Ramsa does not accept cash payments. The menu has some really interesting, boozy selections including sorbet if ice cream isn't your thing. Another bookmark down. read more
Stumbled on this place after a free Friday at the Whitney. What a blissful surprise!! Originally I wanted to try the affogato chai, but I was told that they don't carry the chai in this location. I switched to the Japanese Pearl Drop - A tangy raspberry sorbet with Veuve Clicquot Rose, Soto saki, and St. Germaine ($10). My friend ordered the key lime martini which was to die for ($10). There was a wait for a seat when we first got there, but people don't tend to linger for too long once they've finished their ice cream. The bartender was efficient at turning over seats, offering suggestions, and quickly getting to each customer. They do offer to go options. A pint costs roughly $25 and they provide it to you in a cold bag for transporting it. The vibe is dark, lounge / bar. There is one main L shaped bar that surrounds the bartender with her espresso machine. There there are about 6 other seats nearby. I did notice some outdoor chairs, but you want to be on the inside for this experience. read more
3 years ago
What a great adult dessert location. Not only is the place esthetically pleasing but it's cozy. We came after 9pm as a late night stop. There appeared to be only one person working. He had the space covered. There were some people inside on the bar and also sitting at tables outside. It's a bar style with the counter. We ordered the passion fruit margarita and the strawberries & rose. They were great. We shared our two flavors. Perfect refresher after a hot summer city day. There were many options available I look forward to returning. Also they ship and they set you up to be able to take a whole pint home. Yum. read more
4 years ago
Aubi & Ramsa is a great spot if you're looking for the ambiance of a cocktail bar without the actual alcoholic drinks. I'm not very big on drinking but I LOVE ice cream, and the alcohol content in their ice cream is low enough that you're not likely to feel anything. The flavor selection is pretty wide and the menu is grouped by alcohol base (gin, rum, champagne, etc). I got the Japanese Pearl Drop, a champagne-based raspberry sorbet. It was very light and fruity. My friend got the White Russian which was delicious. The ice cream comes pre-packaged in little tins, and at $8-10 each they are a tad pricy for the amount of ice cream. It was fairly empty when we arrived on a Wednesday night around 8pm, but soon filled up with a few other groups. It never felt crowded though as there were plenty of seats and tables. The vibe is perfect for a chill but classy dessert date spot. read more
4 years ago
I had such a good experience here. Literally all the flavors I tried were good. I would definitely go back! Highly recommend. They neighborhood is nice too. You can sit outside and take it all in or you can eat inside at a table or the bar. I love the theme. You feel like you're at a bar then they hand you ice cream. I sat at the bar but there are tables as well if you want something more intimate. The place was pretty full when I went. I had to wait a little to get a seat. But overall I was very pleased. read more
What better way to start of the day with liquor ice cream in the day before lunch thanks to my girlfriend who spotted this place out. With so many choices I was stuck on choosing the key lime martini [ sweet & tangy key lime ice cream. Made with St. George Botanivore and mixed in with crushed Graham crackers] or the Lucky Brownie [An Irish cream ice cream made with carlolan Irish cream mixed with a bit of pieces of organic brownies] or chai martini [ beautifully balanced, spicy ice cream made with gunpowder gin] After awhile I finally pick key lime martini. OMFG I'm so glad I did made the best choice. My girlfriends got - Kentucky Creme Brulee [creme brulee ice cream made with maker's mark & caramelized sugar sprinkles. Plus at the end she got a Arrogate to finishing it off.] - Chocolate Hazelnut martini [chocolate Hazelnut ice cream made with Hendrick's & frangelico liqueur] All ice cream is 4.9% proof of alcohol and 100% deliciousness. We will definitely be coming back to check out the other flavors. read more
the perfect little sweet treat if you also wanna get a bit tipsy hehe :) the bartender was so sweet and the ambiance with the music and the natural light was super vibey. i got the agave dulce de leche and it was really creamy and yummy but idk if i liked the creamy tequila pairing, it might have been more yummy to get a fruity agave pairing instead. my sister got the lucky brownie and that was really yummy -- very similar to a bailey irish cream taste. mine was way stronger tho so if you want something to enjoy AND get the job done... read more
3 years ago
After our dinner, we strolled to burn our calories only to stop here to consumer yet more calories...but we were glad that it was a cute ice cream place. Not just another ice cream place, but what? It's alcohol infused!? Brilliant! Kill two birds with one stone... lol The place was chill and relaxed with not many people, but after we took a seat at one of the tables outside, there was a line outside! It became popping like it was a little night club. Pretty good vibe and the ice cream weren't bad either. Enticing flavors like strawberry & rosé, Jack & chocolate, & tangerine mimosa. Fun little barrels of ice cream at pricing that's little less than an actual cocktail. The vibe is a hybrid of a bar and a cafe. Fun little place to meet up or end a date. read more
2 years ago
I love this creative ice cream bar. The single malt with chocolate ice cream had very strong alcohol taste. Another one liqueur chocolate with nuts was also quite good. read more
2 years ago
This is such a fun way to end date night! The flavors are extremely unique and tasty! It's got 4.5% alc which is pretty good given it's an ice cream or sorbet. The staff is friendly and helpful read more
4 years ago
Alcohol AND Ice Cream everyone! Two of my favorite things combined! Add to these being served in a trendy cocktail bar atmosphere, is this heaven? It is for me. There are various ice creams and sorbets mixed with champagnes, whiskeys, bourbons, gins, etc for an assortment of concoctions to choose from. You can get them in either small (3.7 oz) or pint sizes. I got to try the: *Scotch & Decadence - vanilla ice cream made with The Dalmore 12 Years and chocolate chunks and pecan pieces with a dulce de leche swirl *Highland Truffle - Belgian chocolate ice cream made with The Macallan 12 Years & chocolate chunks *White Russian - Nola coffee liqueur ice cream made with Beluga vodka and toffee bits *ABC - cordial ice cream made with Amaretto, Bailey's and Remy Martin Cognac My favorite was the Scotch & Decadence because it reminded me of a pecan praline swirl. This and the Highland Truffle were still frozen so the server gave us a bowl of warm water to help loosen it up. Depending on what flavors you're in the mood for, anything here is great! The flavor of alcohol isn't too overwhelming, nor underwhelming. It's perfect with the smoothness of ice cream. I ended up getting the Kentucky Creme Brulee (made with Maker's Mark and caramelized sugar sprinkles) and Dirty Mojito (mojito sorbet made with Zacapa 23 with mint sprinkles) to go. I would have gotten more if they hadn't run out of those flavors. They have insulated storage bags for sale to keep your ice cream cold if needed. I'll be back to try all of the other flavors! They also have seasonal flavors! read more
Ice cream & alcohol...who knew these things could bring such joy when made together! Hit up this place after dinner for a sweet treat. I don't normally do ice cream when it's cold out. However, when a guy wants to take you out and shows effort you go! LOL! This place is super cute! Set up like a chic bar and chill spot. I heard on the weekends it gets pretty busy and crowded if you like that I'm in a crowded bar feeling. We had 3 flavors...The ABC, Kentucky Creme Brulee, & The Chocolate Azteca. My fav was The ABC...it was balanced just right....sooooo good! I definitely will end up back here... maybe with the same guy or a different one... who knows! LOL! read more
4 years ago
This place is such a gem! Stumbled upon it while walking around in Nomad and was immediately drawn to the alcohol-infused ice cream idea. We decided to get the scotch and whiskey flavored ones and got the Kentucky Derby and The Highland Truffle. Both are amazing and the vanilla and chocolate combo compliments each other nicely. The inside also has a nice Gatsby vibe and the lady who works there is awesome. Will be returning very soon! read more
4 years ago
Ice cream and alcohol on their own are staples of a fun night out, but how about together? I'd say the combo makes for an even more unique and fun night, and Aubi & Ramsa is the place to go. Aubi & Ramsa's alcoholic ice cream is tasty and only 4.9% alcohol, so you can definitely taste it in there without having to face the alcoholic consequences unless you have a lot (no judgement if that's your thing though). I got the Piña Colada ice cream (which was made with rum) and the Lucky Brownie ice cream (which was made with Irish cream). The rum made the Piña Colada taste just like the cocktail, except with the creamy goodness of ice cream, while the Irish cream was the perfect complement to the Lucky Brownie flavor. That being said, each one of these was $9 and kind of a small size. They were also quite frozen when we got them. The interior has a really nice atmosphere with modern decor, a clean environment, and dimmed lighting - perfect for a romantic date or a low-key, chill night. It's pretty peaceful inside, which makes it easy to have conversations. In addition, the lady who took our orders was friendly and helpful. Overall, the alcoholic ice cream was pretty much exactly as expected - tasty and an enjoyable time. They didn't quite go above and beyond for 5 stars, but I would give 4.5 stars if I could and highly recommend you give Aubi & Ramsa a try if the idea of alcoholic ice cream sounds interesting and/or appealing to you. read more
Stumbled in here after visiting the Whitney Museum. It's a cool ice cream shop for adults. The bartender was friendly and recommended the top picks. I got the Highland Truffle and it was delicious. You can taste a hint of alcohol but not too overwhelming. I'd go back to try the other flavors. read more
4 years ago
A true hidden gem in the Meatpacking District! Stopped in on a Wednesday night with only a couple of other tables filled. The concept is new and romantic--offering boozy ice cream in a setup that is built like a cocktail bar. The consistency of both the ice cream and sorbet were perfectly creamy. There were no icicles or sticky textures. Can't wait to come back and try new flavors while it's still easy to get in! :) read more
3 years ago
Great idea for a small business I wish they had one in San Diego .perfect dessert spot the counter guy was super friendly and gave us great recommendations love my lucky brownie not that many brownie pieces but delicious. read more
2 years ago
The ambience is great and relaxing. The staff are super nice and patient. The ice cream was so delicious I had pina colada and passion fruit and they both were delicious. You could taste the alcohol but it wasn't overpowering. read more
3 years ago
A great dessert spot after meal at Chelsea market. Love the chocolate flavored highland truffle so so much!! It looks small but it's just right indeed for one. The alcohol is strong enough w ice cream.. and there's chocolate chips to give you that chewing bite texture. 5 out of 5!! Japanese pearl drop is a raspberry champagne sorbet.. it's more refreshing and fruity flavor and less alcohol when compared to the highland truffle.. 4 out of 5 for me on that one. Love and will visit again. read more
Such a cool concept (a liquor infused ice cream bar!), but I wasn't the biggest fan of the ice cream nor prices. The setting was peaceful and intimate, so would be a nice spot to end a date. We got the Bourbon + Irish Cream which were both very boozy, but I felt like it was a bit too expensive for the little amount of ice cream we got. read more
4 years ago
- lots of delicious alcohol infused ice cream - small intimate setting - comfortably fits 20 people or so Came here for a tech meetup, so it got quite packed. No liquor actually being served here, just iced cream. read more
I've been to this location twice. Once on a Saturday evening and then a Monday evening. It's was never packed so that worked for me. I sat at the bar for both visits. The spot is sexy and dimly lit. Loving the decor, especially the glass mirror that has the menu. They have a pretty extensive menu. The employees were really nice and answered all of my questions. I appreciate that. My first visit I ordered: Bourbon Ice Cream - Kentucky Creme Brulee with makers mark Gin Ice Cream - Chocolate Hazelnut Martini with hendricks gin The Gin Ice Cream was my favorite For my second visit I ordered the pints to go. For an extra $3 you can purchase the insulated bag. Tequila Ice Cream - Agave Dulce De Leche with @milagrotequila Rum Ice Cream - Strawberry Daiquiri While there is only 4.9% alcohol you can still taste it. Sidenote: the bathroom had a lot going on. Was pretty messy/dirty. read more
I dont really drink alcohol but I had to give this place a shot (pun intended)! It is a bit expensive given the size of the ice cream but after eating it, i realized that it was worth it. The alcohol flavor is definitely there and after eating it, i got kinda tired of the alcohol flavor towards the end even though i shared it with friends. So i would say its a good size for alcoholic ice cream in my opinion! My friends and i shared lucky brownie and the strawberry daiquiri. I personally liked the lucky brownie more cause i am a huge chocolate fan and it had bits of cookies in it that i loved! My friends liked the strawberry daiquiri more cause it was more refreshing. read more
Liquor infused. Caught my eye. This is for the grown folks only. Lol. Staff is very friendly and nice! They have seating outside as well. It was perfect for today. We tried several different things and they were all good!! read more
Not a typical ice cream shop in nyc. It does not look like an ice cream shop at first. I thought it was a bar. Ambiance was a plus. Each ice cream has some type of alcohol in it. We tried different flavors and found each interesting. There was no server here. So we had to order from the counter. Would worth a try once though! read more
3 years ago
Came here to try the boozy ice cream and the flavors were pretty good and you can definitely taste the alcohol. Service was alright as you just order and they give you the canister. Ambiance however would be pretty good for a date day or night. read more
The cute adult ice cream shop in the guise of a bar! I love the set up of the shop and how it actually feels like a bar with a bartender. The ice cream packaging is beautiful, it almost made me want to take the empty cup home! I got the highland truffle, and as someone who doesn't really like neither whisky nor chocolate, for some reason this ice cream called my name, and it was amazing! It was one of those things where 1+1 does not equal 2. The chocolate canceled out the bitterness of the whisky I don't like, while the whisky made the chocolate more refreshing and palatable. I will definitely be coming back to try more flavors! read more
2 years ago
What an interesting find! And as the other reviews say, the bartender here absolutely rocks! She was super enthusiastic and friendly, and such a pleasure to talk to. She gave a great intro about the place and gave personalized recommendations based on people's preferences. I got the Lucky Brownie, which I thought was very good. If you like Baileys, give it a try. I just visited and am already looking forward to going back to try other flavors. Will surely be back soon! read more
Such a great concept! Inside is decorated so aesthetically pleasing and the ice cream flavors were amazing. I had a hard time picking just two, but we settled on Passion Fruit Margarita and Kentucky Crème Brûlée. They were $9 each for the small ones. I would definitely recommend this spot for an after dinner treat and would definitely come back to try more flavors! read more
I wish all cocktails would come in an ice cream form!! I came in here before AND after a show at City Winery (they closed at midnight when I went this past Thursday despite Yelp posting 11:00PM). I got the hazelnut sidecar affogato the first time and was impressed with the creaminess of the ice cream and how it didn't instantly melt when the coffee was poured over! Think of an ice cream float.... Only complaint is that I didn't get enough of the ice cream because half the container was reserved for the coffee. When I went back I got the passionfruit margarita and loved the texture. It had a smooth and creamy texture rather than icy (although I don't think there was any cream in it). The ambience is very chill. Lots of seating and very nice decor. Highly recommend! read more
We stumbled upon this gem while visiting New York. We saw the sign outside that said liquor infused ice cream and had to stop in! The bar was immaculate and inviting. Great decor, simple and sleek. I think they were closed but the two employees were kind enough to serve us. They were so nice and patient. The ice cream was delectable. Such flavor and just enough liquor to taste! I wanted to try them all!! They also have other locations in Vegas and Florida! I wish they had one in LA/OC or SD. But maybe I'll have to go in Vegas now! read more
3 years ago
My favorite guilty pleasure! I was so excited when the NYC location opened up. My first experience was in the design district in Miami. I'm happy to report the vibes are the same, especially in the summer. It's a bit discreet and off the beaten path which I appreciate. I don't think this experience would be enjoyable if it was crowded. I tried a new flavor this time: Kentucky Creme Brulee. Hopefully, this isn't just seasonal because it's my new favorite flavor. Can't wait to return to try some new flavors. read more
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