creamworx — Restaurant in Highland

The ice cream here was fun and a good quality, but the prices are steep and it was hard to finish the treats. They are very sugary, which is to be expected.

I was most interested in the shakes since they are decorated, and ordered the cotton candy shake ($15). It came with a pink lemonade sugar stick on top, a seemingly homemade sugar cookie, cotton candy, and whip cream with edible blue glitter. The shake itself had a good quality flavor, tasting exactly as expected with a rich texture. The cup was rimmed with vanilla frosting and sugar beads similar to the cotton candy. The sugar cookie seemed homemade because the frosting had a hint of almond in it, which you typically don’t find at the stores. It also had confetti cooked inside.

The coconut sundae was quite good, having a macaroon type bar added with chocolate drizzle. The macaroon was as expected, but the flavor wasn’t our favorite. It had coconut chunks and breading, but it was more dense with a caramel-like flavor binding the ingredients. Because of this, we found the ice cream itself more favorable since it had the refreshing feeling and bite of an authentic coconut ice cream.

The biscoff wasn’t my favorite, but the brownie on top was fantastic.

We also tried the honeycomb ice cream and a fruity pebble shake ($9). The honeycomb flavor wasn’t my favorite as well, the honeycomb itself was very hard to bite. For the fruity pebble shake, it has the cereal blended into the ice cream, causing the pieces to be very small and distributed throughout. This was a bit of a weird texture to deal with, but the flavor was spot on- ice cream, heavy cream and cereal. It came topped with whip cream. IMO steep price for a shake.

Overall the experience was good, we might come back if there is some really special event we want to celebrate and are in the area. For regular treats, I feel like this is out of our budget and could be...

Forgot to take photos, but this place had very good and creamy ice cream! The customer service was amazing, and overall the experience was exciting and new! It’s vibe is different than most ice cream shops I’ve been to so it was nice feeling like I was having a new experience getting ice cream.

Food: great Service: great Booths: extremely comfy

To address people saying “Oh it’s WAY overpriced. Can’t believe it cost me $5 to get a small scoop” Tell me something that’s worth eating that’s under $5… doesn’t exist. Some people just don’t want quality over quantity in anything. And it’s not like you won’t get enough I’ve cream when you buy a small… you get a lot… so idk why they are complaining. It is literally competitively priced compared to other ice cream-exclusive shops. Like I spent the same amount of money at Handel’s for my wife and I to get ice cream as I did here…

Can’t believe how brutal some people are over a few cents.

Go here. It supports locally owned business. It’s amazing quality. You...

Creamworx in Highland is a delightful ice cream shop that adds a unique twist to the ice cream experience. What sets this place apart is that all their toppings are freshly made, adding a special homemade touch to each treat.

I tried the chocolate brownie shake, and it was fantastic. Rich and creamy with a deeply satisfying chocolate flavor, and definitely ranks in my top milk shakes I have tried. The seating area was nice and clean, featuring a cool design that made the visit even more enjoyable.

Ending our date night at Creamworx was a fun and memorable experience. The only suggestion I have is to offer some drinks. We all wanted water or something to drink afterward, and it would have been nice if they at least had bottled drinks available.

Overall, Creamworx is a great visit for anyone looking for a fun and delicious ice cream experience. We’ll...