Divine Scoops

This place is very clean and the service is friendly. There are a lot of flavors to choose from and the ice cream is of very high quality. I’ve been there at least five times and have always gotten something different! The only drawback are the prices and what seems to be a need for additional training by the staff. I ordered a medium polar vortex (blizzard) for $ 4, which came in the size of a smaller styrofoam coffee cup and was the consistency of a drinkable milkshake. Unfortunately, even though it tasted very good, eating it with a spoon was a challenge. I will say that this is the only time, out of all my visits, that something like this has happened. I love to support local businesses such as this, and I will probably be back. However, the reality of having to pay more to support local businesses should be matched with a fairer amount of food and things made right. They are a little too stingy with their serving sizes. I would hate to see them lose customers because of this.

When you walk in, you think this is a nice little town ice cream parlor. I was in line behind 3 people and it took much longer then it should have because they have to keep weighing the ice cream. I was with 2 other people and they were down to 1 more waffle cone. It was only 6:00. We each get a different flavor. I go to stick my spoon in the get my first bite and my spoon is rejected by the rubbery texture. I’ve never had more trouble eating ice cream in my life. The ice cream had this weird ability to not melt (the should patent that). I thought, maybe this was a bad batch until I saw the faces of my friends and they said the same thing. I do not recommend.