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The 4 Horsemen (5/5): I love how many mix-ins there are. I went with the "tasty" size this time and realized the mini is more than enough.
Finally tried out this new ice cream spot and I'm glad I did! They have so many unique combinations, honestly a little overwhelming at first because there's so much to choose from. You can order right at the kiosk or scan the QR code, which makes it super easy. I love that you can customize your own and the portions are huge! Even the smallest size was pretty big, so definitely worth the price. Only downside is there's no indoor seating. I went at night not realizing that, so I ended up sitting in my car to enjoy it. Still, the ice cream was delicious and I'd definitely go back, maybe during the day next time!
I have the biggest sweet tooth so when my friends said let's go grab some ice cream I said Let's Go! This was the 2nd time I've been here and the first time it was during a weekend day and the line was super long. This time with it being a weekday and we were able to walk in and order right away. I ordered the Mini Cream & Sugar and even with getting the smallest size it was huge! It was loaded up to the top. I was able to eat about half of it and saved the rest for another time. It was so good and satisfied every sweet craving I had.
Great price for the size! The sundaes are $10ish but could easily feed 2 maybe 3 people. There was a long line but it went very quickly. There are a few seats outside, but not enough so people away in the curb. Ice cream was so good
Love this place. The sundae options are a dream. Even the seasonal flavors. And the portions are like pints so you can enjoy it more than once. Haven't tried a flavor i didn't like yet! And i add a cake core to nearly everything i order. Last time i went i was told they don't give samples. I know it's a thing with ice cream places but my friend asked and they said they don't do that. FYI. Other than that my fav ice cream place.
This is a unique way to eat ice cream for sure. It was super rich and gluttonous. The inside of the shop is big but very little room for customers to order and wait. Also no indoor seating. All the tables are outside but were sadly and dirty. It was good but nothing insane. I would be interested in trying a new flavor I was just overwhelmed by the menu and opted for the cookie dough sundae. One thing I will not about the specific sundae is I don't like icing enough to have a giant glob on top but the cookie dough was super moist and good.
Charlotte just got a sugar bomb dropped on Wesley Heights. The Scoop N Scootery has officially landed right next to Pizza Baby and across the street from Restaurant Constance, and they're not here to scoop politely. They're here to bury you under outrageous sundaes that laugh in the face of portion control. I was hosted to try them out and went straight for the sundae with the most chaotic energy on the menu: That Thicc Boi. This beast comes with chocolate ice cream, a brownie core, chunks of chocolate chip cookie dough, chocolate chips on top, and then a full swirl of chocolate buttercream frosting. Yes, frosting. On a sundae. When they handed it over, it looked like someone decided to crossbreed a birthday cake with an ice cream pint and then dared me to survive. The buttercream mound on top is basically the size of a cupcake itself, sprinkled with chips like they're trying to make sure no part of your soul is left unsugared. The ice cream itself had that classic Blue Bell creaminess...smooth, rich, and silky enough to make the cookie dough chunks taste even more indulgent. They don't make their own ice cream, which made me a little sad at first, but they use Blue Bell Creamery and Hershey's as their ice cream suppliers, and honestly Blue Bell is one of my favorite commercial brands, so I forgave them pretty quickly. Plus, the toppings situation makes up for it. There are 19 flavors of ice cream, and if you want to go rogue you can choose up to 5 toppings out of over 40 options. They also whip their own whipped cream in-house, which feels like a personal apology for not churning their own ice cream. The portion sizes make absolutely no sense. A "mini" is 12 ounces. That's the size of an entire Ben & Jerry's pint. From there it only escalates. A Tasty is 16 ounces, Hungry is 20, and Legendary is 24 ounces. These aren't sundaes. These are upper body workouts with sprinkles. They deliver through 3rd-party apps within a 15-mile radius. They even tested delivery all the way to Fort Mill, and it still showed up frozen. They do this by putting your sundae in the freezer for five minutes after making it and then packing it like it's a newborn child being shipped to college. Minimal touches, maximum chill. At this point, I trust their logistics more than most airlines. The Scoop N Scootery started in Boston, but Charlotte's franchise is run by local Patrick Knorring, who clearly has no fear of expansion. Three more locations are already on the way, one in University City, one in Matthews, and a third mystery spot still under wraps. Their hours are designed for every possible craving cycle. They open at 3 pm six days a week, stay open until 2 am most nights, close at 10 pm on Sundays, and take Mondays off because even ice cream needs a reset. Beyond sundaes, they sell fresh-baked cookie snack packs and cookie ice cream sandwiches, which honestly feel like the gateway drug to their 72 signature sundaes. Yes, 72. Or you can create your own monster. The inside is simple, you order at a big counter with screens. Outside, the red patio chairs under the string lights give it a laid-back hangout vibe, the kind of place where you can lose an hour debating whether you regret ordering a Legendary size. The sundae itself looked almost cartoonish in my hand, and when mine was packed up in their brown delivery bag it felt like I was smuggling contraband sugar out of the building. The Scoop N Scootery isn't here to play it safe. It's here to serve sundaes that look like a cheat code for diabetes. It's excessive, ridiculous, creamy, and exactly the kind of fun late-night Charlotte needed. Looking for more legit Charlotte food spots without the fluff? I made a guide.Find them here: http://evansfoodguide.com Follow me on IGhttp://instagram.com/charlottefoodieguy Go eat something good! Subscribe to my Substack Newsletter to be notified of my newest restaurant reviews and what's happening in the Charlotte food community! https://substack.com/@charlottefoodieguy
I really wish they would update their hours or at least fix them online. I just drove 40 minutes for absolutely no reason, and when I got there, all they had was a little sign on the door saying "we're closed." Like bruh... seriously? The least they could do is post on social media or give some kind of heads-up so people don't waste their time and gas. A little communication goes a long way.
3 months ago
This place was so good. I never realized it was right there! It's tucked in next to pizza baby west. It was super easy to order and the staff were very friendly. The portions were huge, we each got the "mini" and that seemed too big for us I'm sure that would've been good for about 3-4 people We'll definitely be back! read more
2 months ago
I think I found my new favorite ice cream spot. Came here on a whim last night as we were craving ice cream. They are located on Thrift Road in the growing and thriving West End area of Charlotte. The place is small and unassuming with no indoor seating and two kiosks on which to place your order. They allow customization, but I strongly recommend you look at their menu of signature sundaes as they have some outrageously decadent creations! Cookies, brownies, all kinds of syrups and swirls. I got one called the four horseman which was topped with crumbled Oreos and sugar cookies. It felt like 5 deserts in one! Their smallest size is called a mini but trust me there's nothing mini about it, they are larger than most small cups you'd get anywhere else. I can't wait to go back here as all of their sundaes sound so good it was hard to choose one! read more
9 days ago
Finally tried out this new ice cream spot and I'm glad I did! They have so many unique combinations, honestly a little overwhelming at first because there's so much to choose from. You can order right at the kiosk or scan the QR code, which makes it super easy. I love that you can customize your own and the portions are huge! Even the smallest size was pretty big, so definitely worth the price. Only downside is there's no indoor seating. I went at night not realizing that, so I ended up sitting in my car to enjoy it. Still, the ice cream was delicious and I'd definitely go back, maybe during the day next time! read more
7 months ago
I have the biggest sweet tooth so when my friends said let's go grab some ice cream I said Let's Go! This was the 2nd time I've been here and the first time it was during a weekend day and the line was super long. This time with it being a weekday and we were able to walk in and order right away. I ordered the Mini Cream & Sugar and even with getting the smallest size it was huge! It was loaded up to the top. I was able to eat about half of it and saved the rest for another time. It was so good and satisfied every sweet craving I had. read more
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Great price for the size! The sundaes are $10ish but could easily feed 2 maybe 3 people. There was a long line but it went very quickly. There are a few seats outside, but not enough so people away in the curb. Ice cream was so good read more
Love this place. The sundae options are a dream. Even the seasonal flavors. And the portions are like pints so you can enjoy it more than once. Haven't tried a flavor i didn't like yet! And i add a cake core to nearly everything i order. Last time i went i was told they don't give samples. I know it's a thing with ice cream places but my friend asked and they said they don't do that. FYI. Other than that my fav ice cream place. read more
This is a unique way to eat ice cream for sure. It was super rich and gluttonous. The inside of the shop is big but very little room for customers to order and wait. Also no indoor seating. All the tables are outside but were sadly and dirty. It was good but nothing insane. I would be interested in trying a new flavor I was just overwhelmed by the menu and opted for the cookie dough sundae. One thing I will not about the specific sundae is I don't like icing enough to have a giant glob on top but the cookie dough was super moist and good. read more
1 year ago
Charlotte just got a sugar bomb dropped on Wesley Heights. The Scoop N Scootery has officially landed right next to Pizza Baby and across the street from Restaurant Constance, and they're not here to scoop politely. They're here to bury you under outrageous sundaes that laugh in the face of portion control. I was hosted to try them out and went straight for the sundae with the most chaotic energy on the menu: That Thicc Boi. This beast comes with chocolate ice cream, a brownie core, chunks of chocolate chip cookie dough, chocolate chips on top, and then a full swirl of chocolate buttercream frosting. Yes, frosting. On a sundae. When they handed it over, it looked like someone decided to crossbreed a birthday cake with an ice cream pint and then dared me to survive. The buttercream mound on top is basically the size of a cupcake itself, sprinkled with chips like they're trying to make sure no part of your soul is left unsugared. The ice cream itself had that classic Blue Bell creaminess...smooth, rich, and silky enough to make the cookie dough chunks taste even more indulgent. They don't make their own ice cream, which made me a little sad at first, but they use Blue Bell Creamery and Hershey's as their ice cream suppliers, and honestly Blue Bell is one of my favorite commercial brands, so I forgave them pretty quickly. Plus, the toppings situation makes up for it. There are 19 flavors of ice cream, and if you want to go rogue you can choose up to 5 toppings out of over 40 options. They also whip their own whipped cream in-house, which feels like a personal apology for not churning their own ice cream. The portion sizes make absolutely no sense. A "mini" is 12 ounces. That's the size of an entire Ben & Jerry's pint. From there it only escalates. A Tasty is 16 ounces, Hungry is 20, and Legendary is 24 ounces. These aren't sundaes. These are upper body workouts with sprinkles. They deliver through 3rd-party apps within a 15-mile radius. They even tested delivery all the way to Fort Mill, and it still showed up frozen. They do this by putting your sundae in the freezer for five minutes after making it and then packing it like it's a newborn child being shipped to college. Minimal touches, maximum chill. At this point, I trust their logistics more than most airlines. The Scoop N Scootery started in Boston, but Charlotte's franchise is run by local Patrick Knorring, who clearly has no fear of expansion. Three more locations are already on the way, one in University City, one in Matthews, and a third mystery spot still under wraps. Their hours are designed for every possible craving cycle. They open at 3 pm six days a week, stay open until 2 am most nights, close at 10 pm on Sundays, and take Mondays off because even ice cream needs a reset. Beyond sundaes, they sell fresh-baked cookie snack packs and cookie ice cream sandwiches, which honestly feel like the gateway drug to their 72 signature sundaes. Yes, 72. Or you can create your own monster. The inside is simple, you order at a big counter with screens. Outside, the red patio chairs under the string lights give it a laid-back hangout vibe, the kind of place where you can lose an hour debating whether you regret ordering a Legendary size. The sundae itself looked almost cartoonish in my hand, and when mine was packed up in their brown delivery bag it felt like I was smuggling contraband sugar out of the building. The Scoop N Scootery isn't here to play it safe. It's here to serve sundaes that look like a cheat code for diabetes. It's excessive, ridiculous, creamy, and exactly the kind of fun late-night Charlotte needed. Looking for more legit Charlotte food spots without the fluff? I made a guide.Find them here: http://evansfoodguide.com Follow me on IGhttp://instagram.com/charlottefoodieguy Go eat something good! Subscribe to my Substack Newsletter to be notified of my newest restaurant reviews and what's happening in the Charlotte food community! https://substack.com/@charlottefoodieguy read more
10 months ago
I really wish they would update their hours or at least fix them online. I just drove 40 minutes for absolutely no reason, and when I got there, all they had was a little sign on the door saying "we're closed." Like bruh... seriously? The least they could do is post on social media or give some kind of heads-up so people don't waste their time and gas. A little communication goes a long way. read more
1 year ago
Well worth the price! These are their smalls and it was so much ice cream. Amazing sundaes with great customization. Wish they did have a smaller size because it is just a lot to eat in one sitting read more
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