Coolhaus

Delicious. Expensive. Do not miss the opportunity when they are out at a festival/​event. Go cookie dough.

Great concept, was drawn to the metallic «architecturally inspired» ice cream sign! For $ 5.50 got a small Ice Cream Sandwich, chocolate chip cookies and dirty mint chip ice cream. The cookies were good, soft & chewy… And the Ice Cream was good. Was expecting more from the description, like they were going to hand it to me displayed in an ornate way or have one cookie balancing on its side, nope… Just got a small ice cream sandwiched wrapped in napkins.

WOW. What a little gem of a food truck in Klyde Warren Park. Loved everything about it! They had cool flavors of cookies and ice cream as well as the traditional ones. And the paper they wrap the ice cream in is edible. Yes. EDIBLE PAPER! I had the coconut almond cookie with Tahitian vanilla bean ice cream. Mmmmmmm! The workers were super friendly as well. Definitely recommend for anyone looking for a cool treat in the summer heat!

This is how you make cookie ice cream sandwiches!

Honestly I am drooling all over myself thinking about these ice cream sandwiches. I have tried these ice cream cookie sandwiches in other food trucks and restaurants, but none reach the level Coolhaus has achieved. Let’s start off with the cookies– the texture is absolutely perfect for an ice cream sandwich, because they are soft enough to break off easily, but firm enough to maintain the integrity of the sandwich. They have that perfect amount of chew that is very difficult to find. The ice cream is equally as perfect, but then again it’s hard to go wrong on ice cream. I ordered the cinnamon toast crunch cookies with salted caramel ice cream,
which I will come out and say is one of the most beautiful combinations crafted on this earth, but there are plenty of other options for all tastes out there. This ice cream truck is the reason I love America.

Fast and fun combos, tonight we couldn’t miss with the peanut butter captain crunch cookie combined with almond Nutella ice cream. The star of the show, though, was the chocovico chocolate salted ice cream! Amazing rich salty deep chocolate goodness in a cup. Next time I would pair THAT with the pb cookie. That’s a winner!

The Cinnamon Toast Crunch cookie is so good with any coffee ice cream. It’s the best ice cream sandwich place!

Great find in this little park area of Dallas. Easy walk from downtown about anywhere. There are several food trucks with food, but the desert here is the bomb. This day they had six cookies and 10 ice creams to choose. They had a great gluten free cookie. Nice going Coolhaus.

You’ve never had an ice cream sandwich like one at Coolhaus. There are different ice cream flavors and cookies to choose from to make our own unique sandwich.
Salted Caramel with Chocolate Chip
Vanilla with Red Velvet
Mint Chocolate Chip with Snickerdoodle
Each sandwich had a crazy blend of different flavors. Salty and sweet, light and decadent. We had to eat them fast since it was a hot summer day at Klyde Warren. Good thing the wrapper is also edible!

Ok, nothing special. Had the molten lava cake ice cream which we didn’t even finish. The snow cones were yummy but a but in the sugary side for us.

Such a great, unique idea for an ice cream truck! The line is always super long for this one, and rightfully so. Choose your flavor, choose your two fresh baked cookies (and they have some pretty unique flavors, of both ice cream and cookies!) and then voila! You’ve made a sandwich. The first time I went pretty traditional (double chocolate cookies, Tahitian vanilla bean ice cream) but next time I plan to branch out and try some crazier flavors (like balsamic fig & marscapone, or beer & pretzels!). The flavors change periodically, so you’ll always find something new. And eating your sandwich on a gorgeous day in Klyde Warren Park? Pretty much nothing can beat that feeling.

love it. amazing inventive flavors for both cookie and ice cream! loveeeeeee

Great concept, I mean who doesn’t love cookies and ice cream?
Coolhaus has a great selection of freshly baked cookies and gourmet ice creams made with local ingredients. I had the Coffee Oreo Cookie Ice Cream sandwiched between two yummy Ginger Molasses Cookies and my husband had the Dirty Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream (Dirty = real mint leaves with a hint of brown sugar) sandwiched between two chocolate chip cookies, both were yummy! I particularly enjoyed the edible wrapper they serve with the ice cream sandwich adding a different level of sweet and chewy to the treat.
Definitely looking forward to returning and trying a new sweet combo!

NOM NOM NOM!!! Is all hear when I reminisce about that yummy Chocolate Nutella Almond Ice Cream, Sandwiched in between 2 Chocolate Chip Cookies! This uniquely architecture dessert was one of the BEST sweets I had in very long time. A perfect size scoop of ice cream accompanied by homemade chewy cookies is a simple combination; however Coolhaus definitely knows what it takes to make a darn good ice cream sandwich!
The ice cream selections were a twist on your traditional, Vanilla, Chocolate, and Strawberry… They had flavors like: Beer & Pretzels, Brown Butter Candied Bacon, Fried Chicken & Waffles, Salted Caramel and More! Their cookies were also one of a kind with flavors such as: Red Velvet, Peanut Butter Captain Crunch, S’more’s, Vegan Carrot Cake and Potato Chip & Butterscotch just to name a few! After contemplating back and forth on what I wanted to get, here comes this clever little boy who schooled me on what to order lol! I assumed he was a regular the way he broke that menu down and paired each cookie with a flavor of ice cream.
I also learned that that the holding paper was edible! It’s made out of potato starch, which was a true wow factor for me. This cool invention helps prohibits the messiness of trying to enjoy an ice cream sandwich as you struggle to eat around the paper. At Coolhaus you can just eat the entire thing!!! But here’s a warning… the only awkward part about that is when you devour into this deliciousness in front of a group of people, they might stare at you because they think that you are so greedy enough to eat piece of wrapping paper! #TrueStory
So if you’re out enjoying a beautiful day at Klyde Warren Park, and your indecisive about what truck to stop at… I highly recommend Coolhaus! I bet my bottom $ 5.50 you won’t be disappointed.

Balsamic fig and mascarpone ice cream between chewy red velvet cake cookies? Yeah, that’s good. There were chunks of fig in there, man. If you’re going to have an ice cream sandwich, make it a good one, y’know?
Like most desserts, it gets to be too much sweet for me by the end, so next time I plan on having them split the ice cream on the cookies separately and sharing.

Pretty good got the sea salt caramel and the almond coconut cookie! Kinda messy. But it was delicious. I would give 5 stars, but it’s a little pricey. Also the cookie was too soft to hold the ice cream, so it broke on me.
$ 5.50 I guess is pricey for me.
I would totally just buy the cookie and ice cream separately

I usually find the Coolhaus food truck at Klyde Warren Park. I’ve tried the ice cream sandwich from here a couple of times now and I can tell a little about it.
Both times, I’ve gone with a safe choice of the double chocolate cookie with vanilla bean ice cream. I was surprised when I first took a bite and the cookie was pretty soft and chewy. The texture and richness of the cookie was perfect. The ice cream however, wasn’t anything too special. Good and creamy vanilla bean flavor. Not too sweet and perfect combination with the cookie. It was a nice treat for a hot summer day, although it started to melt and get messy.
I paid $ 5.50 for the sandwich, which was pretty pricey but a normal food truck price in my opinion. Also, I think that it is pretty cool that they have an edible ice cream sandwich wrap.
Next time, I’ll probably go for their red velvet cookies and possibly that Nutella ice cream.

Coolhaus I wanted to love you so badly, but alas, some things in life are not meant to be.
It’s like an old people version of the traditional ice cream truck — instead of the homey, tune-​playing kiddy truck, say hello to sleek aluminum paneling and «architecturally inspired gourmet ice cream.» I got a chocolate chip cookie/​dirty mint chip ice cream sandwich, figuring it’d be hard to go wrong with my favorite ice cream flavor.
The cookies are the thin, almost-​hard-​but-​still-​chewy type — and I normally like chewy — but as far as chocolate chip cookies go, they were far from impressive. Not that they were bad or anything, but they weren’t memorable. And on top of that, I could barely taste the ice cream. That may also be attributed to the fact that mint chip is oftentimes a lighter flavor anyways, I’d still like to taste more than cookie + coldness in the middle.
And at $ 5.50 a pop, I’m expecting a satisfying refresher from the blistering TX sun. Then again, the list of quirky ice cream flavors on their website is long enough to shame Santa’s list of presents, so I’ll probably end up trying something else (that hopefully has more flavor) anyways.
All in all, I still respect the concept, but the execution was pretty underwhelming considering my expectations. Coolhaus just has a lucky position as one of the the few dessert trucks downtown, but hey, who am I to deny the temptation of ice cream at the park?

On a recent tour of Dallas, we were advised to try Coolhaus – the BEST food truck and a MUST TRY according to our Dallas tour guide.
Not wanting to get my hands all messy with an ice cream/​cookie sandwich combo, I opted to order something a bit more feasible to walk around with on a warm, sunny Dallas day: a Nutella coffee Affogato. Boy, was I wrong to think this wouldn’t get messy – it ended up messier than my friends’ ice cream sandwiches. Traditionally, an affogato should be a scoop of ice cream or gelato topped with a shot of hot espresso, so heavy ice cream or gelato and light on the espresso. Given that Coolhaus called this a «coffee affogato», I’m not going to take points away, but I was really thrown off by how the drink was filled to the brim and towering over even before I could reach my seat. We’re going to call this a $ 6 fail because if I really wanted 12 oz overflowing coffee with a scoop of ice cream thrown in it, I would have asked for exactly that, not an affogato.
I did take a bite of a couple of my friends’ ice cream/​cookie sandwich combos and the best was the red velvet & Nutella. With all the rave over cookie ice cream sandwiches now, I’m willing to give this place another shot – and next time take my chances of messiness over a real treat!

The first time I stumbled upon Coolhaus was at a food truck rally in Frisco years ago. It was a hot summer afternoon… and the line was insanely long. My friends and I had split up to line up for different food trucks and by the time we were able to make our way over for dessert, they were SOLD OUT! WHAT! :(
Extremely sad. I followed them on Twitter for a few months but never had a chance to make out to them. Finally I saw them at a different food truck rally… that was definitely the first stop. Forget real food. I just want their ice cream!
I love the concept. I love how I can choose my own ice cream and cookie combo. I didn’t really know what to pick. I wanted it all! (I can’t really remember what I had exactly but ice cream was bourbon and cookie was red velvet… a weird combo.) It was goooooood! If you find the time, make your way to them!