The Scoop

A nice place to stop for an inexpensive snack or sweet treat. Friendly service. I ordered a hot dog with chili sauce. Nice hot Nathan’s frank, but I think sauce was canned – would have liked homemade. I also ordered Mac and cheese as a side. It was made fresh to order, seemed to be microwave Mac and cheese, taken up a notch with the addition of a handful of real cheese. Didn’t try the ice cream, but appeared to be a nice selection.

Great chocolate milkshake, made correctly with no syrup (but they will add it if you ask).
Very friendly service. Great décor, exposed brick with a tin ceiling in the historic Cotton Exchange. If they had more innovative flavors (they do have some, including dairy-​free mango), they’d be even better. But the chocolate was about as good as it gets.
Nice back patio area to sit and relax.

Just zero love put into the the food an milkshake I could have easily made it and 100% better. I was excited for my first craft hot dog but instead I was stuck with a Luke warm dog with unmelted cheese an zero ranch a very sad day won’t be coming back again and I don’t think you should either!

Went here because I heard it was good, but the guy literally popped a corndog from an individually wrapped plastic package right into the microwave.
Handing me a soggy. mostly warm, walmart brand corndog on a tray. Was beyond disappointed. The mac and cheese was also instant formula from a paper package.
Very cheap ingredients.
The shop was beautiful and the people were extremely nice, but I can’t get over that gross soggy. microwaved corndog. Would not bother going again.

We had a couple of hot dogs.
The menu is real creative even though when you break it all down, it’s mostly hotdogs and ice cream.
I ordered a Bavarian Dog that was supposed to have sour kraut, mustard and pretzels. unfortunately they were out of sour kraut. kinda weird, huh? it’s like a pizza joint being out of pepperoni or a church being out of candles.
No sweat, I got the atomic hotdog which had chili & jalapeños. My wife had a hotdog wrapped in bacon. I forgot what it’s silly/​creative name was. the dogs were standard Nathan’s and the buns were solid but average. the toppings were fairly minimal, but fine for not making a mess. both dogs were $ 3.99 each.
The service was very professional. There is New York Yankees paraphernalia all around, which I’m totally cool with. Old timer’s mostly, but a Derek Jeter thrown in the mix. Could use a Don Mattingly pic, though.

Delicious ice cream and friendly service. The shop was brightly decorated. There is a journal at every table so you can write whatever you feel like in it!

Best and most CREATIVE ice cream shop ever! That’s right I said CREATIVE. They have stuff here you will never see anywhere else.
Locally owned and operated. Try the ice cream nachos. They ruled!