No real surprises here. This is exactly what you expect an ice cream store to look like - bright, colorful, and if your timing isn't perfect, really busy.
Our timing WAS perfect. Only two customers in front of us with three staff working so, we were next to be served.
In addition to the 19 ice cream flavors available the night we stopped in there were 4 yogurt flavors. Of course you can't have an ice cream shop without smoothies, sundaes, and ice cream cakes. They also sell coffee, tea, chai, and espresso drinks.
Probably your second decision is going to be how you want your ice cream served - cone or bowl? The cones appear to all be waffle style, and they have a variety of dipped flavors. There is even a waffle shaped bowl available. We decided upon the more tradition paper cup.
My wife had a single scoop of Chocolate Addiction ($5.50) which included chocolate chips and fudge chunks. I tried two scoops ($7.50) combining Blueberry Crumble with Salted Caramel Ooey Gooey Cake. All three were very good with the salted caramel our favorite and blueberry crumble a close second.
There was also a display case filled with what looked like chocolate candies or treats. I couldn't see a price anywhere. Some of the labels were, dark or milk chocolate graham crackers; milk chocolate turtles; milk chocolate Oreos; key lime; gooey brownie; cherry bomb; and peanut butter.
By the time we finished eating our ice cream at one of the tables inside, a long line of customers had developed. Kudos for having spoons strong enough to withstand the very hard texture of their ice cream. Maybe we should try buying a pint next time and give it a chance to soften up by driving it home and eating there. read more