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Yummmmmmm. So glad we have one that opened in arlington! Went on a sunday night and the line was longgg. There are only two kiosks to order from and so many different options to choose from. I think this is what causes the long time as the service is fast but people don't know what to choose! There are a couple tables outside with some paper towels but the ice cream was delicious. There were a ton of options on top and it was the perfect summer treat. It can get heavy so I recommend sharing with a friend or two!
This place is viral on social media! Just happened to be nearby and had to join the line. Yes, there's a line but it moved quick!I There's no indoor seating. You can order via the kiosk and at the window. The options are endless and almost overwhelming! I really like the concept and that they're open late late (2 a.m. most days). Not that I would ever be awake that late and wanting ice-cream but good to know it's available. The apple a la mode was good. The portion sizes are huge. Even their small size is big for me but I just saw that they'll be coming out with a mini option. I'm good with that. I would visit again!
Alright, this hit the insta locals for a while before it opened. The wife wanted to hit it up after that (consider her influenced). We went on opening day around 5ish? The line was stretched to the irish bar at the end of the road. After waiting in line for 130-145, we hit the kiosk. The options were on their website so they asked you to know your order so you don't doom scroll at the tablet (great call). I got the basic becky and that thing HIT. What a great spot to open in Clarendon and it's open hella late too.
Scoop N Scootery is all over social media but is it worth the hype? Normally we wouldn't want to wait an hour for ice cream, however, we were in the area grabbing a sandwich and didn't have anything else planned so we walked over. There were probably 50 peeps in line when we arrived around 630pm on a Saturday. The line slowly expanded while we waited. 50 minutes later we got to the front of the store where there are 2 kiosks to place your order. You never go inside...order and wait on the sidewalk. They have so many interesting sundaes which is the allure of Scoop N Scootery. We had ample time to review the menu in line and I must say I couldn't really make up my mind because several sounded so appealing. After ordering, we wait approximately 5-10 mins and they call your name. We dig in...wow...tasty....love the combos of ice cream, toppings, whipped cream, frosting, etc. Fire!
We all scream for ice cream! This is a new spot that just opened up and the line is ridiculous. If you're planning on coming, definitely bring a friend who will help keep your company. I came with a gym friend post our workout to give ourselves a sweet treat. It's really close by the Clarendon Metro and kind of hidden down the alleyway near Liberty Tavern. A friend and I stood in line for approximately 40-45 minutes on a Saturday afternoon around 4PM. Their menu is kind of big so the wait time actually kind of helps with giving you enough time to decide what you actually want. There are two iPad kiosk, where you can build your own or choose of their signature menu, which has a lot of items, somewhere also just fun to read through like one was called the demogorgon. It's a window pick up and has maybe two tables for two people each to sit at. There's also a table where they put extra spoons and napkins for people which I think was a smart choice considering how busy they are. They have a lot of sizes, but to be honest there are many is already bigger than most ice cream regular size. I like the concept of having a core to break up the ice cream and it just has a lot of good flavors that they build into each of their signature items. Since this was a pre-dinner dessert, my friend and I shared a strawberry shortcake mini, which was plenty for me because it's still pretty sweet. I still devoured it and under 10 minutes, but that's because it was just too yummy. The cream cheese frosting, red velvet core, topped with strawberries. I'm drooling right now just thinking about it again. It was so good and there's so many flavors to try. I'll definitely be back again.
I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately it was just okay. The biggest disappointment was that all of the flavors tasted very similar, none of them really stood out or had a distinct, memorable flavor. I sampled several of my kids' ice creams as well, and they all had the same issue. My kids were not screaming for ice cream. For the price, I expected a lot more. While I appreciated that the whipped cream is made in-house, it wasn't enough to make the experience feel worth the cost. There are several other ice cream shops in the area that offer more flavorful options, shorter waits, and a much better overall value.
I can see why this place is getting a lot of hype right now. If you have a serious sweet tooth then this place will definitely satisfy your needs. This location recently opened and of course social media is spreading the word. They are opened from 3:00 pm to 2:00am. I got in line at 2:45 and a long lined quickly formed before opening. They have two kiosk where you can place your order and a table with lids, spoons and paper towels. It would be helpful to know what you want prior to ordering. The kiosk has the Sundaes in alpha order. They have four different sizes. The mini is plenty big for one person. I found that the ice cream melts pretty quickly and makes a bit of a mess if you are not careful. I got the Garland which had krispy treats and s'mores ice cream and the vanilla frosted cupcake. I will say that I liked the Garland a little bit better. Pack your patience and expect to wait depending on what time you get there. I don't think the hype will go away anytime soon for this place.
OK, I finally weathered the long line today and honestly, I was kind of hoping not to like it so I wouldn't have to deal with the line again. But, I loved it. This is not for people who like things simple. This is for people like me who like things over-the-top. Each sundae has many different aspects to it - whether it's whipped cream, a marshmallow tunnel, a chocolate core, candy, fruit, cake, cheesecake, cupcakes, Nutella, peanut butter, etc. You can have it all here and mix it all together. More is more! It's delicious and I will be coming back. I also met the owner a different day and she is super nice. About the prices - I t's not cheap but compared to other ice cream places around town, for all that you get here, the price is good.
I got the "Get Baked". It was very good and it did fit the description. A bit thicker of an ice cream and could do without the heavy whipping cream but overall solid on a hot sunny day. Line took about 40-45 minute wait and I got the mini, which was a little bit on the pricier end but plenty.
It's opening weekend so the lines are crazy, we waited over an hour and were there right when it opened. But it did not disappoint, it was amazing. I've never had ice cream with cookie dough and a thick layer of chocolate icing on top. It was decadent and could definitely be shared between two people. They had a plethora of menu items to where it was a bit overwhelming but you will definitely be able to find something you like. I like that you order on the iPad, and it's an order and go set up. The staff seemed nice and they were quick with service once you ordered.
waited 2 hours in line during their grand opening, so many sundae flavors and I loved my phantomberry one! Staff were very organized and friendly, ice cream came out surprisingly fast
Decadent is the most apt description, but in the best possible way! These sundaes are intense and I'd recommend sharing them, even the smallest size. Or taking them home and freezing half for later! The hype for this place has been crazy so I waited for the line to die down before trying it out. You order outside at the self-service kiosk and then pick up your sundae at the window. I highly recommend reviewing the menu beforehand because there are an insane number of sundaes and that's before you get into customizing and building your own. There isn't an indoor dining area so your only option is the couple of tables outside or taking your sundae to go. It was raining when I went which was poor planning on my part since you definitely need both hands free to eat these and with no seating options it was almost impossible while balancing an umbrella. The ice cream and toppings are worth it though and all top-notch quality. The only thing I'd change is skipping the frosting next time, it was too much on top of the already sweet combo of ice cream and cookie dough.
2 months ago
Expensive BUT SO WORTH IT OMG. My sundae was super pricey because I went crazy and added everything I thought looked good so it ended up being about $14 but the size was pretty big. I got a custom tiny (but I think the smallest they do is minis) with coffee Oreo ice cream, carrot cake core, cinnamon whipped cream, and graham crackers on top (weird combo I know). There was a small line (which there usually is even though there was a rainstorm) but it moved pretty quickly and I got my order within 20 minutes of lining up. Omg the trek through the rain was worth it because this was so good. I would 1000% come back and I get the hype. Rating My weird custom order: 5/5 read more
Finally checked out the hype! We decided to order for pickup vs waiting in line and that was the way to go for us. We had a hard time figuring out how large the sizes are exactly based on pictures. Hand for size is hard with everyone's hands being different sizes. We went for the second smallest size...1 mini for each of us. My partner was able to finish his but was full and I got 2/3 of the way through. I'll probably get the tiny next time! I forget the name now but I ordered the one with red velvet core and strawberry ice cream. I added blueberry muffin crumbles. For online, you can add one additional core, one additional topping, and I'm not sure what else but it might be different if you order one in person. In any case, the the red velvet was delicious. Heavy, rich, delicious. The strawberry ice cream was ok. It was a little hard to tell with the core but I'm used to creamier and more real strawberry tasting ice cream. My partner got the snickerdoodle I think. He enjoyed it. Overall, it was good. I do wish the ice cream to core ratio was higher! It's probably 30-40% ice cream and the rest is toppings and core. We would come back again though. It's a nice treat after dinner. If I wanted more ice cream, I might still go for something like cheesecake fantasy at Coldstone (a favorite) but this is a tasty treat... just in a different way with more cake and I'll know to get the tiny next time! read more
2 months ago
26 days ago
Yummmmmmm. So glad we have one that opened in arlington! Went on a sunday night and the line was longgg. There are only two kiosks to order from and so many different options to choose from. I think this is what causes the long time as the service is fast but people don't know what to choose! There are a couple tables outside with some paper towels but the ice cream was delicious. There were a ton of options on top and it was the perfect summer treat. It can get heavy so I recommend sharing with a friend or two! read more
2 months ago
This place is viral on social media! Just happened to be nearby and had to join the line. Yes, there's a line but it moved quick!I There's no indoor seating. You can order via the kiosk and at the window. The options are endless and almost overwhelming! I really like the concept and that they're open late late (2 a.m. most days). Not that I would ever be awake that late and wanting ice-cream but good to know it's available. The apple a la mode was good. The portion sizes are huge. Even their small size is big for me but I just saw that they'll be coming out with a mini option. I'm good with that. I would visit again! read more
Alright, this hit the insta locals for a while before it opened. The wife wanted to hit it up after that (consider her influenced). We went on opening day around 5ish? The line was stretched to the irish bar at the end of the road. After waiting in line for 130-145, we hit the kiosk. The options were on their website so they asked you to know your order so you don't doom scroll at the tablet (great call). I got the basic becky and that thing HIT. What a great spot to open in Clarendon and it's open hella late too. read more
4 months ago
Scoop N Scootery is all over social media but is it worth the hype? Normally we wouldn't want to wait an hour for ice cream, however, we were in the area grabbing a sandwich and didn't have anything else planned so we walked over. There were probably 50 peeps in line when we arrived around 630pm on a Saturday. The line slowly expanded while we waited. 50 minutes later we got to the front of the store where there are 2 kiosks to place your order. You never go inside...order and wait on the sidewalk. They have so many interesting sundaes which is the allure of Scoop N Scootery. We had ample time to review the menu in line and I must say I couldn't really make up my mind because several sounded so appealing. After ordering, we wait approximately 5-10 mins and they call your name. We dig in...wow...tasty....love the combos of ice cream, toppings, whipped cream, frosting, etc. Fire! read more
We all scream for ice cream! This is a new spot that just opened up and the line is ridiculous. If you're planning on coming, definitely bring a friend who will help keep your company. I came with a gym friend post our workout to give ourselves a sweet treat. It's really close by the Clarendon Metro and kind of hidden down the alleyway near Liberty Tavern. A friend and I stood in line for approximately 40-45 minutes on a Saturday afternoon around 4PM. Their menu is kind of big so the wait time actually kind of helps with giving you enough time to decide what you actually want. There are two iPad kiosk, where you can build your own or choose of their signature menu, which has a lot of items, somewhere also just fun to read through like one was called the demogorgon. It's a window pick up and has maybe two tables for two people each to sit at. There's also a table where they put extra spoons and napkins for people which I think was a smart choice considering how busy they are. They have a lot of sizes, but to be honest there are many is already bigger than most ice cream regular size. I like the concept of having a core to break up the ice cream and it just has a lot of good flavors that they build into each of their signature items. Since this was a pre-dinner dessert, my friend and I shared a strawberry shortcake mini, which was plenty for me because it's still pretty sweet. I still devoured it and under 10 minutes, but that's because it was just too yummy. The cream cheese frosting, red velvet core, topped with strawberries. I'm drooling right now just thinking about it again. It was so good and there's so many flavors to try. I'll definitely be back again. read more
2 months ago
I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately it was just okay. The biggest disappointment was that all of the flavors tasted very similar, none of them really stood out or had a distinct, memorable flavor. I sampled several of my kids' ice creams as well, and they all had the same issue. My kids were not screaming for ice cream. For the price, I expected a lot more. While I appreciated that the whipped cream is made in-house, it wasn't enough to make the experience feel worth the cost. There are several other ice cream shops in the area that offer more flavorful options, shorter waits, and a much better overall value. read more
I can see why this place is getting a lot of hype right now. If you have a serious sweet tooth then this place will definitely satisfy your needs. This location recently opened and of course social media is spreading the word. They are opened from 3:00 pm to 2:00am. I got in line at 2:45 and a long lined quickly formed before opening. They have two kiosk where you can place your order and a table with lids, spoons and paper towels. It would be helpful to know what you want prior to ordering. The kiosk has the Sundaes in alpha order. They have four different sizes. The mini is plenty big for one person. I found that the ice cream melts pretty quickly and makes a bit of a mess if you are not careful. I got the Garland which had krispy treats and s'mores ice cream and the vanilla frosted cupcake. I will say that I liked the Garland a little bit better. Pack your patience and expect to wait depending on what time you get there. I don't think the hype will go away anytime soon for this place. read more
OK, I finally weathered the long line today and honestly, I was kind of hoping not to like it so I wouldn't have to deal with the line again. But, I loved it. This is not for people who like things simple. This is for people like me who like things over-the-top. Each sundae has many different aspects to it - whether it's whipped cream, a marshmallow tunnel, a chocolate core, candy, fruit, cake, cheesecake, cupcakes, Nutella, peanut butter, etc. You can have it all here and mix it all together. More is more! It's delicious and I will be coming back. I also met the owner a different day and she is super nice. About the prices - I t's not cheap but compared to other ice cream places around town, for all that you get here, the price is good. read more
I got the "Get Baked". It was very good and it did fit the description. A bit thicker of an ice cream and could do without the heavy whipping cream but overall solid on a hot sunny day. Line took about 40-45 minute wait and I got the mini, which was a little bit on the pricier end but plenty. read more
It's opening weekend so the lines are crazy, we waited over an hour and were there right when it opened. But it did not disappoint, it was amazing. I've never had ice cream with cookie dough and a thick layer of chocolate icing on top. It was decadent and could definitely be shared between two people. They had a plethora of menu items to where it was a bit overwhelming but you will definitely be able to find something you like. I like that you order on the iPad, and it's an order and go set up. The staff seemed nice and they were quick with service once you ordered. read more
4 months ago
waited 2 hours in line during their grand opening, so many sundae flavors and I loved my phantomberry one! Staff were very organized and friendly, ice cream came out surprisingly fast read more
Decadent is the most apt description, but in the best possible way! These sundaes are intense and I'd recommend sharing them, even the smallest size. Or taking them home and freezing half for later! The hype for this place has been crazy so I waited for the line to die down before trying it out. You order outside at the self-service kiosk and then pick up your sundae at the window. I highly recommend reviewing the menu beforehand because there are an insane number of sundaes and that's before you get into customizing and building your own. There isn't an indoor dining area so your only option is the couple of tables outside or taking your sundae to go. It was raining when I went which was poor planning on my part since you definitely need both hands free to eat these and with no seating options it was almost impossible while balancing an umbrella. The ice cream and toppings are worth it though and all top-notch quality. The only thing I'd change is skipping the frosting next time, it was too much on top of the already sweet combo of ice cream and cookie dough. read more
2 months ago
This is a newer addition to the Clarendon area and seemingly very popular. I have yet to pass by this place without there being a long line and so I finally decided to check it out because who doesn't love a nice bowl of ice cream on a warm summer day? Despite the length of the line it moved fairly quickly. All the orders were handled outside or at their service window which probably helped with expediting things. They feature an endless array of sundae options with very quirky names like dirt, fluffington post, and granddaddy just to name a few. And as a heads up even the smallest bowl option is a pretty sizely portion. Prices generally range from $10-$15 but it's well worth it. Being a huge fan of apple pie I decided to try out their à la mode flavor which did not disappoint, flavorful with huge chucks of apple pie, caramel drizzle, and whipped cream. Definitely recommend giving them a try whenever you're in the area. read more
19 days ago
3 months ago
I thought that this place was going to be overhyped...I was really thinking, what's the big deal? So I got my first order and that was when I realized why people have been standing in line for hours. Delicious is not the right word...it was ABSOLUTELY DELECTABLE!!! I think I'm obsessed now. Hands down, one of the best deserts I have ever tasted. I'm not sure how they do it, but I was addicted from the first spoonful. I could not put that spoon down! We got the signature sundaes, Vanilla Frosted Cupcake and Four Horsemen. Sooooo good. Can't wait to come back to try more flavors, and the wait will definitely be worth it. read more
18 days ago
3 months ago
4 months ago
Yesterday was their grand opening so my friends and I waited in line for a bit over an hour, but it was so incredibly worth it!! The ice cream came out surprisingly fast for the volume of people ordering so their staff must be trained incredibly well. Their menu has 75 (!!) different sundae options, so with that hour wait we had plenty of time to evaluate our options. I got the Get Baked sundae, which has their cookie dough ice cream, edible cookie dough, toffee sprinkles, and chocolate buttercream icing. Genuinely, the best sundae I think I've ever had, and for a 'mini' size I could barely finish it. You could easily split it with another person, and they had 3 larger sizes to pick from. Price is on the higher end, but for the amount of ice cream you actually get, it ends up feeling like a bargain. I live on the Hill, but best believe I'll be making the trek over to Clarendon this summer to get a sundae. read more
3 months ago
4 months ago
After several attempts to get my "Scoops" fix, I totally get the hype! My kids went the opening night with their cousins and absolutely loved it!! We swung by today and got the Strawberry blonde, Cookie Monster, Kit Kat, and some sundae with coffee in it (that was one of my requirements, hahah). It honestly didn't matter though - all the speciality sundaes were incredible!! Scoops is not just a fad - it's the real deal!! So happy they've joined us here in Arlington. And for all of you who are "jonesing" for some ice cream ... the line is worth the wait. I promise - or the next Scoop is on me ;) read more
1 month ago
4 months ago
I came Tuesday night at like 10 pm and had to wait in line for over one and a half hours. I wasn't expecting such a long line on a weeknight, but I guess it makes sense since I think they just opened last weekend. At the front of the line, there are 2 kiosks to order. I think they could have more than that, but they would probably get pretty overwhelmed with orders. Given the large number of people there, I think the staff was pretty efficient. We got the double stuffed sundae in the mini, and the strawberry shortcake sundae in the mini as well. Both were really good. I liked the whipped cream on top of both of them. I think I preferred the double stuffed one though. They were quite tasty and I felt like they were a bargain at $10 considering how big they were. There was no indoor area, just an ordering area outside with 2 kiosks and a window to pick up your ice cream. I would definitely come again, but maybe not if I have to wait in an almost 2 hour line again. It was good, but not good enough for that wait. read more
3 months ago
It's the new must thing to try... My foodie adventure at Scoops N Scootery began with a hiccup. I placed an order online for a following Sunday 3:30 pm pickup. I know, such a wait, but I wanted to avoid the line. Skip ahead to the Sunday for my Sundae. When I arrived at 3:45 PM( time I was instructed to arrive on the confirmation), I was informed that online ordering hadn't opened yet. I confirmed my order # and payment, and the manager offered to place a new order for me. After about 20 minutes, he called me back to the window, stating he was entering my order using and his credit card. I inquired if DoorDash would refund him for covering the payment. He repeated that he could not find my order in his system. Shortly after, I received a notification that my DoorDash order had been canceled, and a refund was issued. When I finally picked up my sundaes, I mentioned the refund and paid with my card. Now, onto the ice cream: my custom creation--packed with fruit, cone pieces, and pretzels--was tasty, but the Nutella core I ordered was nearly non-existent, with just a thin smear along the bowl's sides which was disappointing. As it was a take out order, I didn't realize this until I got home. The other two sundaes, Vanilla Frosted Cupcake and French Revolution, fell short as well. The cupcake and cookies tasted pre-packaged, reminiscent of the Snackwells craze. While the Campfire S'mores ice cream in the Vanilla Cupcake was interesting, it had an artificial flavor. I usually prefer to write positive reviews, only commenting when something stands out. However, after an hour and 15-minute wait without an apology and missing the major component of my sundae($2.79 up charge), I felt compelled to share my experience. I was genuinely hopeful for a delightful treat, but this visit did not meet my expectations. The picture shows where I dug in for the non-existent Nutella core. read more
4 months ago
Worth the 2 hour wait for opening day. Good ice cream. Good red velvet cake. Good whipped cream even.. But on the order screen it's The French Revolution. Starting with a T. Not F... Please fix. I took to long because I couldn't find it read more
4 months ago
Visited the shop today after an early dinner on a Friday night. My friend said they had just had their opening last week. It was very hot and humid out and had just poured rain but there were about 20 people in front of us when we arrived. The line moved pretty fast we only waited about 15 minutes max to get to the kiosk to order outside. Once we ordered my sundae was ready in less than 2 minutes. The man serving was super friendly. The ice cream itself was extremely delicious. I decided to add chocolate syrup to the strawberry shortcake sundae and it was the perfect sweet treat for the summer heat. Ended up being around $13 after tax so quite pricey but the portion was massive despite me getting the "mini" size. There are two tables to eat along the street outside. Would definitely come back again on a hot summer day! read more
2 months ago
2 months ago
6.6/10. Overall good, but not great. I like the combinations that have going on with the ingredients and think they are well thought out. However, the actual ingredients are lower quality and pretty generic probably because of their huge menu and it being a franchise. I had the fat rabbit and while the icing and ice cream was good, the carrot cake was mid. I believe the combination of strong ingredients overrides the actual blandness of the ingredients individually. Ice cream companies are known to do this especially with flavors containing peanut butter and/or chocolate. So it was cool, but probably won't get again. read more
2 months ago
Great quality ice cream and friendly staff! The line can be long but I truly love ice cream so much that I would wait, and they have online ordering as an option to bypass the line. Once you place your order on the kiosk you only have to wait 5 minutes. I paid about ~$11 for my sundae and it lasted me 3 days. Other spots charge around $7 for a single scoop that I finish in one sitting. Definitely worth the price and the line! read more
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