Twisted Cream

Came in with my sister and daughter since we had some Groupon vouchers. The place has only been open since May 2015 so you can tell they are just trying to get their feet off the ground and I respect that – need to give small businesses a chance and support them!
Chris greeted us as soon as we came in and was very friendly, helpful and efficient! We were able to try a few of the flavors and decided on getting the alcoholic Honey Whiskey (Jack Daniels Honey Whiskey®, honey, in vanilla ice cream base), the Dirty Mint Chip (Peppermint Schnapps, vodka, crème de menthe, chocolate chips, in vanilla ice cream base), and the Cinnamon Whiskey (Fireball Whiskey® infused with a vanilla ice cream base).
They were very creamy and smooth and definitely could taste the alcohol. DELICIOUS, DELICIOUS! I liked it better than Bonnie Brae ice cream and the price was very comparable and I like you don’t have to wait in line.
They also have alcoholic root beer floats and non-​alcoholic ice cream for the kiddies.
Wish there was more parking and they have free WiFi (just ask for the password). They have a loyalty rewards program with Five Stars so make sure you present your card when you pay.
Will definitely be coming back again since there are a lot of other flavors I would like to try!

Excellent ice cream! I had the Fireball and Egg Nog ice cream. Both were delicious, kind of expensive but a great product.

Ice cream is ok, but the owners decided to not pay their employees this month. Terrible [read:illegal] business plan. They will be losing my business and the business of people I know considering I can make boozy ice cream at home #bye

Love it! Had the cookies and cream, and wish I had gotten a double scoop. They need to work in the furnishings a bit, and I think they should pair up with a pie company!

Great employees and you can get a free sample of anything you want. I went in with a groupon and definitely coming back.

Yum! I had gift certificates for Twisted Cream and couldn’t wait to try it. I went with my family and some friends who were just as anxious as I was to try the alcohol infused ice cream that we’ve heard so much about. It was definitely worth the wait when we finally went. (they also have non alcohol infused ice cream for kids). You can taste the alcohol in the ice cream right away. Its pretty strong actually. but I am a wuss so! I cant remember the one I had… but my frineds tried the one with cinnamon (probably fireball) and they absolutely loved it. I still have money left on my gift certs, so we will go again for sure!

Even if I didn’t live within walking distance to this place, I’d still come out of my way to get a scoop from Twisted Cream! Ice cream is my favorite dessert, hands down, and I love booze. A beautiful combination, right? I’ve now had both alcoholic and non-​alcoholic flavors and they’re all fantastic. The ice cream itself is great, and you can truly taste what alcohol is in it. The guys who are always working there are so friendly, and there’s a loyalty program at the check-​out counter if you’re a frequent customer.
I was surprised by some of the so-​so reviews on here. I haven’t had a problem with my ice cream ever being too runny or hard. And as far as the prices go, I think they’re surprisingly fair for what you’re getting. I come from Nashville and the most popular ice cream shop in town sold two small scoops for $ 6, whereas I can get a more generous serving WITH alcohol at Twisted Cream. A solid 5 stars in my book.

Had dinner next door at Dae Gee and decided to check the place out. They have free samples if you’re over 21 and they do mix flavors. The manager tried to talk me into mixing cookies & cream and mint chocolate chip. He said it tastes like Girl Scouts mint cookies. The mint was a bit overpowering and didn’t fit well with my tastes, so I opted for the cookies and cream. Nice flavor and you do notice the alcohol, but it’s not unpleasant. Nice antique feel to the building and they do have a TV for your viewing pleasure. It was a good place to chill out after a huge dinner next door. If you are within walking distance it’s worth trying.

Solid ice cream. We went non-​alcoholic and enjoyed the mint chip, cookies and cream, and sorbets. All were good. Check out the artwork inside. Pretty unique!

I wanted to love twisted cream because who doesn’t like ice cream with a boozy twist? Unfortunately I think the product needs some work. I tried the mint chip and it was very runny even when it was first scooped. Yes I could taste the alcohol but it was more like a cold shot in a small bowl.
They do have a few non-​alcoholic choices for kids (yes some people want to bring their kids as well) which was far better than the boozy ice cream.
The space seems too large for an ice cream store as there were very few tables inside and a few outside along Colorado Blvd.
I may try it again as I love Dae Gee next door but not sure I want to waste calories on sub par ice cream. Might as well have frozen yogurt right?

My wife and I grabbed some boozy ice cream here last night, we were happy with the experience and the flavors of the ice cream. However, the portions were extremely small for the price. We paid $ 6.50 each for what was advertised as a double scoop… I normally will have a bit of trouble finishing, and even take on some glutinous regrets when I order a double scoop of ice cream at most local shops. This was not the case at twisted cream.
It’s a fun concept but it’s a novelty to me. I wish them well with their business but won’t go out of my way to return. There are too many options for ice cream in the neighborhood and I really don’t need booze in my cream on a regular bases.

Stopped in because I was intrigued by the idea of ice cream infused with alcohol. However, I was not too impressed. We were with the kids so did try some of the regular ice cream. It was just okay to me — good flavor but a little over frozen — and expensive. The infused ice cream, while tasty, was definitely a sticker shock to me and I tasted a few flavors, but not impressed enough to order a «single shot» for myself. I understand that you pay a premium for the alcohol in the ice cream, but still seemed really expensive and I personally would rather pay for a drink at a bar for that price.

I was debating between 1 and 2 stars, and ultimately went with 2 stars because I only tried the boozy ice cream and cannot speak to the quality of the regular ice cream.
I had a scoop of the honey whiskey. I tried several of the other flavors that my friends were having as well. The flavor was alright. Overall, the worst part was the texture of the ice cream. A lot of reviews have mentioned that they need new spoons, but the problem is the hard texture of the ice cream, not the plastic spoons. If an ice cream shop is only going to serve a small number of flavors and specialize in boozy ice cream, they should really put in the effort to make sure the product they serve is high quality.
I think the concept of this shop sounds good, but the execution is extremely poor. The ice cream itself is poor quality and the price is outrageously high.

The plastics spoons you currently have need to be replaced by better ones
. That’s all

The idea of boozy ice cream really intrigued me, I’m a big fan of both of those things. The problem seems to be with the product value. They put a lot of booze in the ice-​cream, you can taste it. Which might be what people want but it seemed intense for me. This might have to do with why the prices are so high, if there really is a full shot of booze in the scoop then I guess the product would have to cost a lot more than you’d expect for ice cream.
My real problem with this place has to do with the furniture inside? It all seems like party rental furniture. The inside is not very inviting, you wouldn’t want to stay and linger like you would at a bar. but you can’t leave with booze…
I tried the mint chip flavor and it really wasn’t bad. I heard the mimosa flavor is the best but they weren’t serving it. That was a real bummer because I’m sure it’s a flavor I would have loved.

My friend and I were interested in trying this place and stopped by after dinner next door. We got to try a bunch of the alcohol-​infused flavors. They were all quite good, but we decided to share scoops of the Irish whiskey and cinnamon whiskey flavors. I was especially impressed by how well they melded the flavors. The ice cream base really helped to bring out the whiskey for each of the scoops. My favorite was the Irish whiskey one which had a strong vanilla flavor that went well with the earthiness of the Jameson. My spoon started to suffer some structural integrity issues, but I couldn’t tell if that was a function of the spoon or the ice cream.
We got to meet the owner/​founder as well, and he was super cool. We really enjoyed talking with him about his store concept. I look forward to trying some other flavors in the future.

The reviews for this place crack me up. Why, why would you come here for non alcoholic ice cream? The non alcoholic is for the kids coming with the boozy parents. That is the point of this place. There are a few, REALLY good ice cream places, go to those instead. If you want booze in your ice cream, then go to Twisted Cream.
My husband and I got a living social deal basically for 4 scoops. As for the price, come on, where do you buy cheap ice cream?! People, seriously.
We got the honey whisky which I could have died in happily. I got the mojito which was SO refreshing on a hot day. My husband got the irish whisky which was also delicious.
Also, the guy complaining about the plastic spoons?! I can’t even. People kill me with their first world complaints. Get the ice cream in a cone, then you can use your face instead. Problem solved.
Just come and get boozy ice cream. Eat. Repeat.

It has been said many times
1 — very few number of flavors, especially regular ice cream (i’m not the first one who got that story)
2 — the liquor ice cream is a interesting concept.. but they are very confusing about the price. Basically a «single scoop» is two half scoops on the regular ice cream side. Yet the small «Single shot» is one half scoop. Plus they charge big bucks for the liquor flavors
If the ice cream (on the normal) was awesome.. they could of scored a pretty high rating. It wasn’t that good.. the rocky road was like rocky hit the road after getting his but kicked.
Apparently they have a lot of this ice cream in bars throughout the area. There the price and selection must work for them.. up against 12 martini and such.
My tips
1 — standardize on serving size. i.e. 1 scoop is 1 scoop regardless if its booze or not
2 — premium for liquor scoops is fine. but seriously, nickel and dime on $ 1.00 whip cream and other nutso stuff?

The ice cream was good, but the flavors didn’t really wow me. I’m mostly disappointed because there were so many unique alcohol-​infused ice creams flavors and yet there were only a few non-​alcoholic ice cream flavors, and the flavors were just your standard run-​of-​the-​mill flavors. To pay $ 3.50 for a scoop of some ice cream I could have easily bought at the supermarket for less is a little disheartening.
Overall, the ice cream tastes good, but it’s pricey and the non-​alcoholic ice cream selection is limited.

We went in to get the non-​alcoholic ice cream that they advertise so heavily and they were out of 3 of the 6 non alcoholic ice creams. Then we were charged $ 3.50 for a half scoop of vanilla. Good ice cream BUT over priced!