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Bless you Jade. I can't leave my house cause well, Covid. And you are delivering joy and sweetness on a sunny 75 degree Friday afternoon. Business is veteran owned. Customer service is great and Jade is very friendly. Found a post about this truck in the Crowfield neighborhood In Goose Creek, and now we have our own page just for sightings. Most days I leave a window open to listen for the super Mario Brothers music, so I can dash outside to catch the truck. Favorite flavor so far is peach mango Bellini. The mojito sparkling ice ones are lower calorie and it has good flavor. Cherry wine pop was very good, lots of sweet and tart flavor. The triple shots are my go to, the grape or the pina colada. Sour cherry Jell-O shots are so good- much better than when I try to make my own. For kids, they do have a regular selection of ice cream bars. Pricing is fair- it compares to a cocktail not the price of an ice cream. They take touch pay, Apple Pay, credit cards or cash. I've tried buying several and stashing them in my deep freezer. They don't stay quite as solid as they do right off the truck. Don't think my freezer gets as cold as theirs. Slushy is great too though, so I'll keep buying an extra one or two for later.
The dude who likes these, cheers pops. The dude who hates them, boos pops. I'm not a big fan of alcoholic "popsicles" (as Americans say) (it's "ice lollies" back in England, or just "lollies"), but it's a cool concept and I'm expecting to see a lot of these around the country - especially in hipster and nightlife areas - as the years go by. They sell booze flavored lollies as in popsicles so of course they're incredibly popular with the late-night drinking crowd and I can understand that completely. And this lively little truck will play some cool music as well. Check it out if you want some booze in your Popsicle. The only reason I don't give it five stars other than the mediocre price, is that a whole bunch of people were hanging out right next to the place and smoking, including what may have been one of the employees, and it just puts me off the whole experience and made me want to get out of there as soon as possible. They should have a no smoking around the truck policy but, like that's gonna happen. Funny that everyone is obsessed with bizarre restaurant health codes (on Yelp) to a militant degree, but people carrying guns and smoking in their faces is nbd. And I would probably round up to five for innovation and adding of excitement to the strip if it wasn't for the smoking issue.
Cute little drink truck. Loved the orange crème pop. Mmmmm good!!!!! Nice variety to choose from.
These frozen treats are strong!! we did get the largest icee they had in the mojito flavor. The customer service was very polite. We had a guy come out from behind the truck and explain the entire menu to us. I really didn't expect them to be so strong. I had already had a few mojitos so one was enough, but completely sober 2 would have been nice! I'd def return when I'm back in the city of Charleston to drink another alcohol ice pop!
How can you not love a veteran owned business that caters to both adults and children. Booze Pops might h be the best thing created and we need them in NJ. Iced push pop alcoholic ice cream that are delicious. Nostalgic regular ice cream for the kiddies. Fairly priced with super Mario music. You can't lose with this choice.
Trey was playing the best music and superbly working the van... he was incredible, professional and fast! The pops were delicious! I was thankful for this phenomenal business in the middle of the street on a hot Sunday afternoon and I think the idea is genius! And the best part is that it's VETERAN OWNED!!
wide variety of alcoholic popsicles and they even have nostalgic kids ice creams. was honestly wanting the kiddie ice cream more lol. located right in the heart of charleston and perfect for a hot day!!
The first time I had a "Buzz Pop" was last year at the Food Truck Festival held at the MUSC Soccer Stadium..home of the Charleston Battery. I can't remember exactly what flavor I had then but I knew it was really good. I couldn't get around to getting to their truck again though as it's always stationed downtown on the corner of Calhoun and Meeting. BUT low and behold, I have to spot this same company housed in the North Charleston Coliseum last night as I checked out the CAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Of course, I had to get another one! I just don't remember the pops being $10 a pop! That's pretty steep but I assume it's priced that way because of where it's being sold (sports arena). But it's always good to support local businesses. I ended up getting the Moscow Mule pop. I love Moscow Mules so I said why not! Believe it or not, the frozen pop with 15% alcohol actually did taste exactly like a Moscow Mule! It was really good. According to their menu, the Moscow Mule is "elevated with spicy ginger highlighted with bright lime notes and small amounts of brown sugar is made complete with the smooth flavor of Premium Vodka." If I could rate it a 4.5 I would. Only because I didn't get a buzz at all and $10 a pop is pretty steep.
I wish Jackson had one of these adults popsicle trucks! At first glance you think it's just a run of the mill ice cream truck, but these cold treats contain a delightful alcoholic twice. We got the Blueberry Mania that has Blueberry, pomegranate and Tequila. It was delicious, but next time I'm going with the Mango Passionfruit push pop. So much fun!!
I have two kids, and I'm always annoyed when they hear the ice cream truck and they come running for cash so they can chase down the truck in the neighborhood. And then Booze Pops showed up in my neighborhood and made me a hypocrite in front of my kids. I grabbed that wallet and dashed out the door without shoes so fast. I missed the truck the first day, but the next day another car had followed the truck into my neighborhood and full on pulled them over like they were conducting a citizens arrest. My neighbor and I walked out from different sides of the street and waited our socially distanced turn in line. I ended up getting two pops, because I couldn't go back inside without getting one for my wife. Service was super friendly, and later that day they showed up in my parents neighborhood, and I bought some more. Now I can't say anything to my kids about running out to the ice cream truck before dinner ever again.
Really fun idea! Frozen popsicles that you can eat while wandering around Charleston! A friend and I found them parked down King Street close to our hotel and were so excited! I ordered the watermelon lemonade and my friend ordered the Moscow mule. Both were delicious and perfect for a hot summer day! I highly recommend giving them a try if you see them parked around Charleston! Prices are a little expensive ($8 for the watermelon and $10 for the Moscow mule) but not bad if you think about it as a drink!
Not just your average icecream truck, they have Boozeeeeee!!! This is my first encounter with alcohol and frozen treats and it's such a pleasant surprise. Why didn't I think of this? Walking back to our hotel after dinner we couldn't resist having a margarita push pop! A bit pricy for $9 but it's technically a drink. And a drink you can walk around with!!! If it truly had that much alcohol in it, it's probably dangerous Bc I'd rather have 10 of these pops than drink 10 margaritas! There are other alcohol frozen treats and wine pops too. Def a must try on a hot summer night walking down King st.
This is my kind of ice cream truck! Walking down King Street on a hot Summer day, we stumbled upon this parked in a lot. After browsing their offerings, we knew we needed a boozie pop. I tried the mango passion fruit and it was perfect and refreshing at that time. The lady running it was super friendly and great about giving recommendations since there were quite a few options. If you ever stumble across this truck around town, I'd definitely recommend.
Heard the music of the truck at the beach before we saw the actual truck, so we followed the sounds until we came upon it. The vet owned business was a super cute blue van with lots of boozy freeze pop options. The proprietor was super nice, friendly and knowledgeable. We took his suggestions and opted for the peach mango bellini and watermelon lemonade martini. They were super delicious! Will definitely return the next time I'm at Folly Beach read more
5 years ago
Wow! It's been years since I've had a Booze Pop. I stumbled across this picture in my phone & realized I'd never reviewed them. I remember being impressed with the flavor & excited that there was a whiskey flavored push pop. The next time I'm in the low country, I'll have to try another one for sure! read more
1 year ago
Bless you Jade. I can't leave my house cause well, Covid. And you are delivering joy and sweetness on a sunny 75 degree Friday afternoon. Business is veteran owned. Customer service is great and Jade is very friendly. Found a post about this truck in the Crowfield neighborhood In Goose Creek, and now we have our own page just for sightings. Most days I leave a window open to listen for the super Mario Brothers music, so I can dash outside to catch the truck. Favorite flavor so far is peach mango Bellini. The mojito sparkling ice ones are lower calorie and it has good flavor. Cherry wine pop was very good, lots of sweet and tart flavor. The triple shots are my go to, the grape or the pina colada. Sour cherry Jell-O shots are so good- much better than when I try to make my own. For kids, they do have a regular selection of ice cream bars. Pricing is fair- it compares to a cocktail not the price of an ice cream. They take touch pay, Apple Pay, credit cards or cash. I've tried buying several and stashing them in my deep freezer. They don't stay quite as solid as they do right off the truck. Don't think my freezer gets as cold as theirs. Slushy is great too though, so I'll keep buying an extra one or two for later. read more
The dude who likes these, cheers pops. The dude who hates them, boos pops. I'm not a big fan of alcoholic "popsicles" (as Americans say) (it's "ice lollies" back in England, or just "lollies"), but it's a cool concept and I'm expecting to see a lot of these around the country - especially in hipster and nightlife areas - as the years go by. They sell booze flavored lollies as in popsicles so of course they're incredibly popular with the late-night drinking crowd and I can understand that completely. And this lively little truck will play some cool music as well. Check it out if you want some booze in your Popsicle. The only reason I don't give it five stars other than the mediocre price, is that a whole bunch of people were hanging out right next to the place and smoking, including what may have been one of the employees, and it just puts me off the whole experience and made me want to get out of there as soon as possible. They should have a no smoking around the truck policy but, like that's gonna happen. Funny that everyone is obsessed with bizarre restaurant health codes (on Yelp) to a militant degree, but people carrying guns and smoking in their faces is nbd. And I would probably round up to five for innovation and adding of excitement to the strip if it wasn't for the smoking issue. read more
5 years ago
Cute little drink truck. Loved the orange crème pop. Mmmmm good!!!!! Nice variety to choose from. read more
These frozen treats are strong!! we did get the largest icee they had in the mojito flavor. The customer service was very polite. We had a guy come out from behind the truck and explain the entire menu to us. I really didn't expect them to be so strong. I had already had a few mojitos so one was enough, but completely sober 2 would have been nice! I'd def return when I'm back in the city of Charleston to drink another alcohol ice pop! read more
How can you not love a veteran owned business that caters to both adults and children. Booze Pops might h be the best thing created and we need them in NJ. Iced push pop alcoholic ice cream that are delicious. Nostalgic regular ice cream for the kiddies. Fairly priced with super Mario music. You can't lose with this choice. read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
Trey was playing the best music and superbly working the van... he was incredible, professional and fast! The pops were delicious! I was thankful for this phenomenal business in the middle of the street on a hot Sunday afternoon and I think the idea is genius! And the best part is that it's VETERAN OWNED!! read more
3 years ago
8 years ago
The first time I had a "Buzz Pop" was last year at the Food Truck Festival held at the MUSC Soccer Stadium..home of the Charleston Battery. I can't remember exactly what flavor I had then but I knew it was really good. I couldn't get around to getting to their truck again though as it's always stationed downtown on the corner of Calhoun and Meeting. BUT low and behold, I have to spot this same company housed in the North Charleston Coliseum last night as I checked out the CAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Of course, I had to get another one! I just don't remember the pops being $10 a pop! That's pretty steep but I assume it's priced that way because of where it's being sold (sports arena). But it's always good to support local businesses. I ended up getting the Moscow Mule pop. I love Moscow Mules so I said why not! Believe it or not, the frozen pop with 15% alcohol actually did taste exactly like a Moscow Mule! It was really good. According to their menu, the Moscow Mule is "elevated with spicy ginger highlighted with bright lime notes and small amounts of brown sugar is made complete with the smooth flavor of Premium Vodka." If I could rate it a 4.5 I would. Only because I didn't get a buzz at all and $10 a pop is pretty steep. read more
8 years ago
I wish Jackson had one of these adults popsicle trucks! At first glance you think it's just a run of the mill ice cream truck, but these cold treats contain a delightful alcoholic twice. We got the Blueberry Mania that has Blueberry, pomegranate and Tequila. It was delicious, but next time I'm going with the Mango Passionfruit push pop. So much fun!! read more
6 years ago
I have two kids, and I'm always annoyed when they hear the ice cream truck and they come running for cash so they can chase down the truck in the neighborhood. And then Booze Pops showed up in my neighborhood and made me a hypocrite in front of my kids. I grabbed that wallet and dashed out the door without shoes so fast. I missed the truck the first day, but the next day another car had followed the truck into my neighborhood and full on pulled them over like they were conducting a citizens arrest. My neighbor and I walked out from different sides of the street and waited our socially distanced turn in line. I ended up getting two pops, because I couldn't go back inside without getting one for my wife. Service was super friendly, and later that day they showed up in my parents neighborhood, and I bought some more. Now I can't say anything to my kids about running out to the ice cream truck before dinner ever again. read more
Really fun idea! Frozen popsicles that you can eat while wandering around Charleston! A friend and I found them parked down King Street close to our hotel and were so excited! I ordered the watermelon lemonade and my friend ordered the Moscow mule. Both were delicious and perfect for a hot summer day! I highly recommend giving them a try if you see them parked around Charleston! Prices are a little expensive ($8 for the watermelon and $10 for the Moscow mule) but not bad if you think about it as a drink! read more
Not just your average icecream truck, they have Boozeeeeee!!! This is my first encounter with alcohol and frozen treats and it's such a pleasant surprise. Why didn't I think of this? Walking back to our hotel after dinner we couldn't resist having a margarita push pop! A bit pricy for $9 but it's technically a drink. And a drink you can walk around with!!! If it truly had that much alcohol in it, it's probably dangerous Bc I'd rather have 10 of these pops than drink 10 margaritas! There are other alcohol frozen treats and wine pops too. Def a must try on a hot summer night walking down King st. read more
8 years ago
This is my kind of ice cream truck! Walking down King Street on a hot Summer day, we stumbled upon this parked in a lot. After browsing their offerings, we knew we needed a boozie pop. I tried the mango passion fruit and it was perfect and refreshing at that time. The lady running it was super friendly and great about giving recommendations since there were quite a few options. If you ever stumble across this truck around town, I'd definitely recommend. read more
This is definitely a fun concept but the actual flavors were only "meh" to me. I had the lemon drop and it was really overly sweet, next time I would try something else to see if it was just a fluke. It has a very fun vibe surrounding it but the pops aren't homemade or anything like that. Nice that there are non alcoholic treats to accommodate everyone in the group! read more
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How do you not love booze pops on a sunny day?? Mixed review on the mango but the cosmo was tasty! read more
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