Scoops On Beverly

This is a pretty standard ice-​cream shop. I love the location.
I also like that they have real hot-​fudge, so they can make you a wicked hot-​fudge sundae. The employees are nice to my kids and, of course, the ice cream is great.

We took our three grandsons here today for ice cream – what a find! It’s a terrific ice cream shop with a wonderful neighborhood feel about it. The guy who served us was also unbelievably patient with our 9-​year-​old twins who took FOREVER to chose what flavors they wanted. Oh, yes, & the Hershey ice cream was smooth & tasty!

We can walk to this little gem so that is about as good as it gets for us! We absolutely love it. Small, locally owned, sweet kids working the counter and delicious ice cream. The grasshopper sundae is to die for! But really, it’s all good and the perfect end to a summer day :-)

All of the flavors!!! My wife spent 15 minutes deliberating on what to get when she usually just orders the mint chip.
Despite the busy summer night the service was fast and efficient. The toppings are many, including hot fudge (though it wasn’t that hot, or fudgy) oreos and butter scotch, fruit toppings and whipped cream.
They will even make you milk shakes out of whatever flavors you want, satisfying every member of the family. The treat there that you don’t really see anywhere else are the gigantic waffle cups and cones, though they were not that fresh.
Even though there were a lot of ice cream flavors (including the much hyped Blue Moon) the ice cream did not seem that fresh either, hard packed and a little bland.
Even if it’s not explosively flavorful, with it’s huge selection, neighborhood feel, and fast friendly service it’s still a welcome treat on a hot summer night.

I may be a little biased because it’s a half block from my house and so convenient for a quick, spur-​of-​the-​moment ice cream run, but I love Scoops. It’s open year round, 7 days a week, with pretty good hours. I’ve tried many flavors, with favorites being cherry, salted caramel, pumpkin, superman, and strawberry cheesecake. A family member tried one of the flavors in a milkshake and loved it, too.

Great shop! Watched them make their waffle comes right in the shop and they are delish!
Tried the salted caramel and was surprised to find little chocolate covered caramels inside! Yum!

Sweet little shop — great place to take the kiddos, and nice to see a huge selection of hand dipped cones and it’s a nice departure from the yogurt bars.

Exactly what you’d imagine from an adorable neighborhood ice cream shop. When it’s time to grab a cone, this is where my kid wants to go! Good s’cream too!

I stopped by here a couple of Fridays ago with my fiancé and parents for an after dinner snack. We had just eaten across the street and decided to pass on dessert whenever we noticed Scoops. Having never been there before I did not know what to expect. I wasn’t too impressed whenever I walked into the store until I realized how many different flavors of ice cream they had for a smaller place. After trying to match the names with some of the ice creams in the freezers I ultimately went with a single scoop of birthday cake ice cream in a dish. Whenever they say scoop here, they really mean scoop as there was no extra bit that I feel that you often get, not that I needed it. Overall I was impressed with the flavor of my ice cream and think that it may have been better than the normal chain that I go to.
The bottom line for me is that I would definitely stop back here again in the future. The employees were friendly, the ice cream good and I was impressed with their selection.

Can’t go wrong with ice cream! Tons of flavors, really sweet people working there and plenty of place to sit inside.

If you’re a mint chocolate chip ice cream addict like me, you need to get their Grasshopper Sundae. It’s even good in the winter! We came here in early March when it was still wintry out. In fact, it snowed when we got here, and I didn’t care.
The place was clean, the service was good, and the décor is cute.

Kay and I came here today after brunch at Johnny’s Diner to soothe a whim/​craving she had. A few other people strolled in as we all incongruously ate ice cream while snowflakes whipped about torrentially, sporadically on this White Sabbath.
Allow me to take a moment to address axe-​to-​grind reviewer Tom M.
1-​The parlor was far from unclean. Nor was the interior «crumbling.» Norman Rockwell prints hung on the walls. The menu is neatly written onto a chalkboard across from the counter.
2-We’re almost out of winter as I write this, but I can tell you that the ice cream we had was not freezer-​burnt.
Kay enjoyed her Grasshopper Sundae, a cup full of mint chocolate chip ice cream, hot fudge, whipped cream, and Oreo pieces.
I got cozy with my Milky Way, which was brimful with chocolate fudge ice cream, caramel sauce, and miniature marshmallows that were… crunchy? Methinks someone accidentally put them in the freezer. No matter. It actually added an interesting textural dimension to the sundae.
P. S. I’m assuming that Scoops on Beverly is affiliated with the Scoops on Brookline Boulevard, a satellite that I doubt has been in business nearly as long as this one has.
Coincidentally enough, a Party Cake bake shop, also found on Brookline Boulevard, is a few doors away from Scoops on Beverly.

Great neighborhood ice cream shop.

Whaaaat?! Noone’s reviewd Scoops? This place is the ultimate hangout. Young and old alike. The prices are average, the flavors are plentiful, and the staff is always friendly (always a plus on my list.)
It’s a few blocks from my house and I remember on hot summer days grabbing my sisters, yelling upstairs to our parents «We’re going to Scoops!» and walking up there. We’d taste the flavors we were trying to decide over (they give you little spoons to do this!) and then we’d pick. There’s also an assortment of frozen yogurt, sorbet, milkshakes, toppings, candy, and sodas, too! After paying, we’d take our cones outside and sit on the steps chatting well into dusk.
Many people come here all year round. Everyone in the neighborhood knows each other and you’re bound to run into someone you know.
Great place for ice cream and making memories.