After three years of having traipsed by this place, looking over and thinking 'Someday...' I finally decided that tonight was it. I was...in a /mood,/ to put it succinctly. Dagnabbit, I wanted some ice cream.So I stepped on into the brightly lit but welcoming little shop. It was clean, pristine, and calm--but I could practically feel the exuberant energy of its patrons and staff that it would have on any given summer afternoon, even on this quiet evening. I made my way over to view the selection, and...while I had expected there to be a fantastic selection of unique flavors...I was ill-prepared for the choices I'd have to make. My eyes roved over such a brilliant array of colors and provocative flavors, that my attention was like trying to walk a pack of exceptionally energetic puppies. Any moment I thought I had made a decision, one of those puppies would leap at another label or swirl or splash of rainbow, yipping and pulling. All of the disappointments and problems in my life slipped away into the ether as the most pressing thing in the world at the moment was... 'WHICH ONE?!' I was going to commit to a pint, no matter what--no question. Sure, I could have asked for some samples, but I didn't want to pester the pleasant woman keeping shop... She was already engaged in friendly banter with a couple of other patrons, and I was struggling as it was. I have a penchant for eating anything that's aggressively blue, and the variety of flavors available in that color had me holding my breath as my eyebrows tried to unite with my hairline. I finally wrangled my internal puppy thoughts--resisting my every urge to just shout 'BLUE!'--and picked one: Caramel cheesecake.I scurried home, dealt with some unpleasant things... But finally I grabbed a spoon and dug in--...there are some things in this world that bring such unexpected pleasure and joy that it elicits reactions that seem contrary and disproportionate to the thing being experienced. Such was the case with this ice cream. It was so good, I had to beg pardon for my vernacular and volume. So smooth, so creamy, but with tantalizingly soft chews of chunks of cheesecake and subtle crunches. It was sweetness like a euphoria. I had meant only to have a little taste so I could satisfy my curiosity and save it for later...but the spoon seemed to take on a mind of its own. M'lad witnessed my exultation, and I almost reluctantly passed him the spoon. Usually, we can calmly and politely share food--but we were reduced to a base, child-like state, and got grabby-snatchy with just the one spoon. Something about this must have alarmed my rational side, and after both of us saying 'Last one, for realsies--' for the fifth or sixth time, I managed to slap the top back on to save what was left for later...but it was difficult.Suffice to say, next time I will allow myself to dawdle a bit in the shop and ask for samples, although I sincerely doubt that there is any wrong choice. I blindly and recklessly committed to this one flavor... My only regret is that I didn't get a bigger bucket.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jeanne F.
Owner is extremely rude. Noteably to my special needs child. I've heard a lot of good things about the place in the past but absolutely will never try it now. Considering your primary customer base is probably children and parents bringing children maybe lose the attitude. To be clear my kid was asking a question and was very polite. Her response was literally there's a sign can you not read? Well, Tina hopefully you can read.
William Lane
Always clean, always good. Great variety of flavors and toppings. Love it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Dilara McCauley
Amazing ice cream!!! Dark chocolate raspberry is to die for ?
Andrea M.
We like this place...it's pretty good. Lots of flavors and toppings. They serve hersheys ice cream which is decent but honestly not my favorite. I prefer when it's made in house usually. Decor could be cuter.
Iris Kraus
Clean, good ice cream
Bob Rioux
You don't need syrup in their frappes, tastes great without it!
Ben Newton
My favorite ice cream shop ever. My brother and i were very upset when the old tc scoops closed up in Milford I think. We were so surprised when they moved to holliston. They kept all of the same flavors and everything. My favorite flavor is lol blue panda and sadly it isn’t always available. Anything you get on the menu you will enjoy. Amazing ice cream shop.
O. K.
We tried the new location for the first time yesterday and we were not disappointed! The inside is bigger then we pictured and they had so many creative flavors too. We are happy to finally have a new local ice cream place!
Jen Creole
Cute shop, love that they carry dairy free also. $11 for two small dishes of plain ice cream is steep but I am sure expenses are high for the shop.
Brown butter bourbon truffle is my favorite ice cream here.
marisol p.
I am so glad T.C. Scoops is now in Holliston. Great assortment of delicious ice cream
Paul Nakazawa
Good local ice cream shop for the Holliston community (and passers-by). This was our first visit to the shop, but we regularly pass by on various trips through Holliston. They have a good selection of flavors and I especially appreciated their waffle cones (thin and crisp, not too sweet). The shop also has seating for small groups/families. There was a steady flow of customers while we were there on a Saturday afternoon. A good community-based place; definitely worth going to, but not a destination magnet beyond the immediate locale.
Alissa W.
Yummy! There's a ton of flavors to choose from, and the young crew working there are friendly and patient with the kids. There's some games and coloring if you want to stay and sit inside.
Ci Ci N.
I had heard about this place by so many people but didn't get to try it before they closed in Medway. So I made a point to try it. I was disappointed. There was no "menu" available when I came in and all the screens were off so I could not see the cost or even see what to order. So I ordered a small sundae. It was microscopic / child sized. Beyond that, the server gave me a tiny amount of topping and hid that fact by putting on a massive amount of whipped creme. Cost $6.00. Oh and they wanted a tip via the payment machine - which I foolishly gave before being able to see what I got. The ice cream wasn't anything special either. Tasted like Brighams ice cream.
After three years of having traipsed by this place, looking over and thinking 'Someday...' I finally decided that tonight was it. I was...in a /mood,/ to put it succinctly. Dagnabbit, I wanted some ice cream.So I stepped on into the brightly lit but welcoming little shop. It was clean, pristine, and calm--but I could practically feel the exuberant energy of its patrons and staff that it would have on any given summer afternoon, even on this quiet evening. I made my way over to view the selection, and...while I had expected there to be a fantastic selection of unique flavors...I was ill-prepared for the choices I'd have to make. My eyes roved over such a brilliant array of colors and provocative flavors, that my attention was like trying to walk a pack of exceptionally energetic puppies. Any moment I thought I had made a decision, one of those puppies would leap at another label or swirl or splash of rainbow, yipping and pulling. All of the disappointments and problems in my life slipped away into the ether as the most pressing thing in the world at the moment was... 'WHICH ONE?!' I was going to commit to a pint, no matter what--no question. Sure, I could have asked for some samples, but I didn't want to pester the pleasant woman keeping shop... She was already engaged in friendly banter with a couple of other patrons, and I was struggling as it was. I have a penchant for eating anything that's aggressively blue, and the variety of flavors available in that color had me holding my breath as my eyebrows tried to unite with my hairline. I finally wrangled my internal puppy thoughts--resisting my every urge to just shout 'BLUE!'--and picked one: Caramel cheesecake.I scurried home, dealt with some unpleasant things... But finally I grabbed a spoon and dug in--...there are some things in this world that bring such unexpected pleasure and joy that it elicits reactions that seem contrary and disproportionate to the thing being experienced. Such was the case with this ice cream. It was so good, I had to beg pardon for my vernacular and volume. So smooth, so creamy, but with tantalizingly soft chews of chunks of cheesecake and subtle crunches. It was sweetness like a euphoria. I had meant only to have a little taste so I could satisfy my curiosity and save it for later...but the spoon seemed to take on a mind of its own. M'lad witnessed my exultation, and I almost reluctantly passed him the spoon. Usually, we can calmly and politely share food--but we were reduced to a base, child-like state, and got grabby-snatchy with just the one spoon. Something about this must have alarmed my rational side, and after both of us saying 'Last one, for realsies--' for the fifth or sixth time, I managed to slap the top back on to save what was left for later...but it was difficult.Suffice to say, next time I will allow myself to dawdle a bit in the shop and ask for samples, although I sincerely doubt that there is any wrong choice. I blindly and recklessly committed to this one flavor... My only regret is that I didn't get a bigger bucket.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Owner is extremely rude. Noteably to my special needs child. I've heard a lot of good things about the place in the past but absolutely will never try it now. Considering your primary customer base is probably children and parents bringing children maybe lose the attitude. To be clear my kid was asking a question and was very polite. Her response was literally there's a sign can you not read? Well, Tina hopefully you can read.
Always clean, always good. Great variety of flavors and toppings. Love it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amazing ice cream!!! Dark chocolate raspberry is to die for ?
We like this place...it's pretty good. Lots of flavors and toppings. They serve hersheys ice cream which is decent but honestly not my favorite. I prefer when it's made in house usually. Decor could be cuter.
Clean, good ice cream
You don't need syrup in their frappes, tastes great without it!
My favorite ice cream shop ever. My brother and i were very upset when the old tc scoops closed up in Milford I think. We were so surprised when they moved to holliston. They kept all of the same flavors and everything. My favorite flavor is lol blue panda and sadly it isn’t always available. Anything you get on the menu you will enjoy. Amazing ice cream shop.
We tried the new location for the first time yesterday and we were not disappointed! The inside is bigger then we pictured and they had so many creative flavors too. We are happy to finally have a new local ice cream place!
Cute shop, love that they carry dairy free also. $11 for two small dishes of plain ice cream is steep but I am sure expenses are high for the shop.
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Brown butter bourbon truffle is my favorite ice cream here.
I am so glad T.C. Scoops is now in Holliston. Great assortment of delicious ice cream
Good local ice cream shop for the Holliston community (and passers-by). This was our first visit to the shop, but we regularly pass by on various trips through Holliston. They have a good selection of flavors and I especially appreciated their waffle cones (thin and crisp, not too sweet). The shop also has seating for small groups/families. There was a steady flow of customers while we were there on a Saturday afternoon. A good community-based place; definitely worth going to, but not a destination magnet beyond the immediate locale.
Yummy! There's a ton of flavors to choose from, and the young crew working there are friendly and patient with the kids. There's some games and coloring if you want to stay and sit inside.
I had heard about this place by so many people but didn't get to try it before they closed in Medway. So I made a point to try it. I was disappointed. There was no "menu" available when I came in and all the screens were off so I could not see the cost or even see what to order. So I ordered a small sundae. It was microscopic / child sized. Beyond that, the server gave me a tiny amount of topping and hid that fact by putting on a massive amount of whipped creme. Cost $6.00. Oh and they wanted a tip via the payment machine - which I foolishly gave before being able to see what I got. The ice cream wasn't anything special either. Tasted like Brighams ice cream.