A Tipsy Scoop pop-up will be running throughout the summer in New York City's Soho neighborhood in a partnership with Muddling Memories at Camp Arlo on 231 Hudson Street.
The pop-up will be open from 2-9PM every week day, and from 12-9PM on weekends. In addition to the many different booze-infused ice creams that consumers 21 and older can purchase at the pop-up, there will also be a selection of elaborate cocktails on offer. This includes the 'Some Spike it Hot,' a tequila Mexican hot chocolate flavor, the 'Enchanted Rose' with Raspberry Limoncello Sorbet, and the 'Young Grasshopper,' which has a mint chocolate chip flavor.
The ice cream on offer at the pop-up will be sold for $5 a scoop, and the cocktails for $18 each.
Booze-Infused Ice Cream Pop-Ups
The Tipsy Scoop Pop-Up Will Be Open in Soho for the Summer
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