Simply Scooped — Restaurant in Windsor

While being out of town and having dinner the couple next to me asked about any good local ice cream places around. One of the servers was a local and recommend Two Dog Night Creamery.

Seeing how I didn't have any plans after dinner, I decided to take a walk over to the store and am very happy I did!

I had the Vanilla and Rocky Road. $6.50 for two scoops is very reasonable. Given it being organic, locally sourced, and having vegan options. Especially considering the serving I was given was a little larger than a love it size from coldstone, but better in every way.

The Vanilla was extremely creamy with a very smooth texture and just the right amount of sweetness.

The Rocky Road was a rich, darker chocolate flavor that felt very balanced with the marshmallows and almonds.

Both did not make my teeth ring from being too sweet and satisfied the need for sweet without being...

Heard the place was interesting so decided to try it. Wanted to try the Coffee Heath but they were out. No matter, they pulled out the liquid mixture from the fridge and into the mixer. Was interesting to watch the once cream be made with the application of the liquid nitrogen. We got our scoops right from the mixer.

Now, I wanted to really really like it, but I was left underwhelmed. I don’t know (didn’t ask) if the ice cream was the usual full fat milk/cream one normally has as ice cream. I suspect the using liquid nitrogen was a biggest factor on flavor and mouthfeel. It just didn’t feel “ice cream-y” at all.

Slick on the tongue and the flavors were muted. Interestingly, there was NO after taste or that typical mouthfeel coating once you finish eating ice cream.

It’s not bad at all, just happens to not be my thing. But, I wager it’s worth a shot for everyone to see...

Where to start? Been meaning to come here for a while, finally made a special trip. Genuinely disappointed. Over 8 dollars for an ordinary dish of vanilla...dairy dessert? Was not very creamy, it really reminded me of ice milk. Pretty sure it couldn't be packaged as real ice cream. Also, no samples at all. If you're a chain store that has had all the same number of flavors for 50 years, I'd understand. But as a boutique with supposedly unique premium flavors, should certainly offer samples. Not saying unlimited, in fact I'd even pay a nominal fee. However, commiting to an eight dollar dish of ordinary ice milk without so much as a taste is just not great. Server was nice and apologized for no samples, but I...