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Cold Stone Creamery 821
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June
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Coldstone
This place had a line FIFTY deep on Saturday night.
Description - Ice cream parlor -”Ice cream made to order by blending in mix-ins on a frozen granite stone (the Cold Stone!), and served in a fresh-baked waffle cone. ”
Services - Ice cream
Website - www.coldstonecreamery.com
Address - 116 Washington St, Hoboken, New Jersey ( NJ ) 07030
Telephone - (201) 222-3233
1. Lillian | June 19th, 2006 at 10:37 am
i’ve never been to this cold stone creamery, i’ve only gone at penn state, but i actually am not much of a fan. it’s fun to go once to see the stone method of serving ice cream and even better if you go when the workers are singing. do they sing at this one?
for the ice cream itself i prefer ben & jerrys or mr. softee.
2. Jeni | June 19th, 2006 at 4:37 pm
So you’ved moved from fattening bacon cheeseburgers to ice cream?
What happened to your health kick?
3. Just some guy | June 19th, 2006 at 9:34 pm
“Helping build the muffin top look one client at a time.”
Hope those stretch marks don’t wreck those tats, ladies.
4. Jeni | June 20th, 2006 at 8:48 am
I know the first part is a Sinefeld thing but where did you get the seccond one?
5. WhewWhewWhew | June 20th, 2006 at 12:40 pm
Why is it cool to spend $5.00 for some obese teenager with a pierced eyebrow, bad hygene, and lower back tat to slop a bunch of sugar formed into shapes onto a cold stone with ice cream?
I do not think it was 50 deep Saturday BTW, that was just an illusion from the GIANT asses and gullets trying to cram into this place like Wildabeast flying a river’s edge when one of their young has just had it’s neck snapped by a crock.
Someday they will open a “Salad Gulch” in town… that is what I am hankering for.
6. Jeni | June 20th, 2006 at 3:01 pm
We have a Saladworks in town whew.
I’ve been reading your reviews, it seens as if you never have anything positive to say about anything.
Could you write something nice about somewhere? Your beginning to make me wonder why you live in Hoboken. Are you one of thoes people who moved to town and don’t like anything because it’s not the same as where you grew up?
7. katie_scarlett | June 20th, 2006 at 3:17 pm
Jeni, don’t worry about Whew, he just needs to get donkey punched, or fisted, and he’ll be fine.
8. Jeni | June 20th, 2006 at 3:35 pm
Oh, ok. I’ll voulenteer to donkey punch him then.
BTW, I’m rereading Scarlett, the licenced sequel to Gone With the Wind, she’s in Ireland ad she just found out that Rhett got remarried.
9. fallon | June 22nd, 2006 at 1:26 pm
not a fan.
cold stone’s ice cream only tastes good if you definetly add toppings. the ice cream alone is really bland. so i have no idea why the line is ever so huge… whats the appeal?
10. MidnightRacer | December 6th, 2006 at 12:10 pm
Can’t believe the line is still long during winter! I went to the Hoboken Cold Stone Creamery over the weekend (40ºF) and people were lined up to the front door. Freaks (though I guess I was one of them)!
Disgree with fallon’s assessment (post above). The ice cream is best when devoured plain, or minimum toppings. The more “mix-ins” you add, the more confusing the flavor becomes. Keep it simple. Enjoy the super-premium, no ice crystal, luxuriousfocus of cold cream majesty.
My 3 favorite personal creations are:
1.) French Vanilla: plain OR with coconut flakes mix-in
2.) Chocolate: plain OR with sliced bananas mix-in (you have to ask)
3.) Banana: plain OR with chocolate syrup and banana slices mix-in
What do others here like/create?
11. emarche | December 6th, 2006 at 12:39 pm
Cinammon w/ pie crust and hot fudge mix-in. Works well for vanilla, too.
12. kmm | May 9th, 2008 at 4:21 pm
Went to cold stone creamery this afternoon with 4 kids. I am a little worried about the manager & don’t think she will make it to Memorial Day. She wanted the kids (who just ate a sugar-filled ice cream) to sit quietly in their chairs. Are you kidding me? The kids were playing in the foyer area - no one else around (50 degrees and raining!) and being a little loud, but isn’t this an ice cream store and not a fancy restaurant? Wait until the dog days of summer kick in…she will not know what hit her. I will definitely be spending my ice cream money elsewhere. The folks over at Ben & Jerry’s understand kids being kids.
13. Journey | May 9th, 2008 at 4:45 pm
kmm wrote:
Going to an ice cream shop was treat for my brother and me as kids, it would have been a treat that would have ended if we didn’t behave, and not repeated for sometime after, so that we would learn the lesson of how to behave in public. Which I’m sure we learned very quickly, I mean we are talking ice cream here.
14. Katie_Scarlett | May 9th, 2008 at 4:59 pm
Journey wrote:
AMEN (except it was my brother, sister & me)
15. Journey | May 9th, 2008 at 5:03 pm
Treats like ice cream from a shop can be a huge motivator for a little kid.
When I was 7, I was pushed off a dock, and pulled off the bottom of a lake.
My folks didn’t want me to develop a fear of water, so they bribed me. If I would go back to the deep end of the lake and go down the slide, I could have a big banana split all to myself. I was down that slide in heart beat. While I did have some nightmares about my experience, I was never afraid of the water.
16. elainetyger | May 9th, 2008 at 5:48 pm
kmm wrote:
Oh, cmon, who’s falling for this? This is just a sales pitch to get more of the many 411 readers who are fed up with screaming kids to patronize the store because we can have some peace and quiet in there.
Seriously, if kids got boisterous in there, it could be a safety concern as the place is not childproofed.
It’s all fun and games until someone loses an eye. Then it’s fun and games you can’t see!
17. FAP | May 9th, 2008 at 6:10 pm
Kids boisterous at a ice cream parlour?!?
They’re kids, who just ate sugar, being kidlike at a kid friendly place.
This is what they are supposed to do!
18. homeworld | May 9th, 2008 at 7:13 pm
Maybe it had a line 50 deep because all the other icecream places in Hoboken went out of business.
19. matt_72 | May 10th, 2008 at 8:13 am
Skip Coldstone and get some of that cocolate peanut butter swirl that Turkey Hill makes. That stuff is sinfully bad.
Maybe I am not much of an ice cream parlor person unless I am at the beach…….