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    Beach Culture

    3.8 (15 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Maria S.

    What a really cute shop! Always a nice crowd in the morning to get there bowls and smoothies. They also have avocado toast which is quite popular at this establishment. My daughter and I love to come here in the morning and get our fix they only have two tables outside which is fine because most people Grab & Go Back Home on their bikes. My daughter loves their Nutella Bowl and that is also my favorite

    Caroline C.

    Pretty good coffee and atmosphere in Seaside. It's really cute inside and the girl who helped us was pretty nice. They had some of those flavored syrups over with the cream and I used the caramel one but I put too much in so it was gross. I think I should have ordered a caramel iced coffee but I didn't really know what I was doing.

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    Such an awesome spot! Love their smoothies avocado toast and bowls! Nothing disappoints on this menu--great stop for morning coffee. My favorite is the green machine with no avocado and adding pineapple and chia seeds--really unique smoothie I've never seen before that tastes AMAZING! Can't wait to come back!

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    4 years ago

    Stuff is good. It's just super expensive. A 20oz cold coffee is a cup full of ice with a splash of coffee. Not worth over $5

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    We stopped several mornings for iced coffee and a quick breakfast during our stay in SSP.

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    The Salty Scoop

    The Salty Scoop

    4.8(6 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    Came to Seaside for the day. Finished off the day with a trip to the Salty Scoop. Place is spotless…read morethe help is friendly and I got a cup of sugar free vanilla with a shot of hot fudge. it seems that every time we come to Seaside now we have to drive over to the salty scoop. Sal E New Rochelle

    I am extremely happy that another ice cream shop has taken over this location. We were really…read morebummed when Charlie's closed, as we've had a summer home here since the 90s and Charlie's was always a place to go and grab a special treat. Not to mention, I love supporting a small business such as the local ice cream parlor down the shore. The new owners definitely put a fair amount of work into this place to distinguish it from the old Charlie's. The ice cream shop is completely rebranded - the decor is modernized, sleek, and clean, which leaves an upscale feel to the place. I particularly love the mermaid scale wallpaper - very cute and beachy. It's also very brave of the Salty Scoop to market both ice cream and coffee because those are two very different things that are sold at different times of the day. However, while I am glad that there is an ice cream parlor here, I can't see myself or my family regularly returning to the Salty Scoop like we did Charlie's. For one, they offer a lot less flavors then other local ice cream parlors in the area. While their flavors are eclectic and interesting, the selection seems a little sparse compared to their biggest competitors (the place has two other local shops both north and south of it). But the biggest flaw of the Salty Scoop is its lack of soft ice cream. I'm not really sure why the owners have decided against having a soft ice cream machine - perhaps its because they want to showcase their fun hard flavors? - but I think it's a huge missed opportunity, especially considering this is an ice cream establishment down the shore. Last year, the Salty Scoop opened late in the season, and it had me wondering if they would add in a soft ice cream machine this year - not so. It just leaves me scratching my head. We usually keep ice cream in our freezers so hard ice cream is not something my family seeks. And while the ice cream here tastes fine, IMO it's not out-of-this world amazing that would keep me hooked and coming back for more (like, say, a gelateria). In addition, considering the whole kitsch to this place is 'cones and coffee,' I was a little disappointed to see there are basically two separate menus for ice cream and coffee. You can do A LOT with ice cream and coffee, especially in this modern social media age where a single, cool-sounding item can go viral online. (How about offering a coffee-cream shake that combines coffee and one of the fun flavors of ice cream?) One last thing - I noticed they added a branded Playa Bowls menu to their selection, which is an interesting move to get customers in on their part. While it is nice to have more selection, it yet again leaves me scratching my head and wondering what the true identity of the Salty Scoop is. Regardless, I really hope this place does well and makes it - especially since there is steep competition in the area when it comes to ice cream! The property would truly feel empty without an ice cream parlor. Bottom line - if you're a local in the area that is craving a scoop of ice cream, this will scratch that itch, although you may need to go elsewhere if you're seeking a little more selection.

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