Ruby Scoops

Ruby Scoops has truly set a new standard with its grand re-opening in a spacious, revamped location: 310 Brookland Parkway. The new space exudes a welcoming vibe, and the shaded patio is a game changer, especially for pet owners. It offers a perfect spot to relax and enjoy delicious ice cream with your furry friend by your side.The highlight of my visit was indulging in the Witching Hour flavor, a delightful combination of ube and matcha chip. The taste was exquisite, with hints of coconut adding a tropical twist that I adored. It's a unique and flavorful blend that I would highly recommend to anyone visiting.What also impressed me was the efficiency and friendliness of the staff. Despite the bustling and excited crowd, the line moved swiftly, ensuring everyone got their treat without a long wait. The staff's warm demeanor added to the pleasant experience, making patrons feel welcomed and valued.

Thursday 3/21/2024 After finding out about this place on yelp, I was highly interested in their Ube Oreo flavor.The customer service was very good and helpful. The worker was happy to help with explaining the flavors and giving me as many samples as I wanted. Sadly, the flavors rotate weekly so on my visit cookies ube oreo wasn't on the menu but that didn't stop me from experiencing their ice cream. I sampled: vanilla, chocolate, Dulce de leche, hot honey cornbread, troop 43, and bissop sorbet. The flavors were cool & unique but none of them really stood out to me which was disappointing but luckily I was informed about the prepacked freezer where I was able to find a prepacked ube oreo pint $11 and a pre packed cookies n cream pint $11 so I got them. One thing that really confused me was how 2 pints for $22 ended up being $25 after taxes but that's mainly due to the 7.5% meal tax which I wasn't used to at all.- prepacked cookies n cream pint* although it was freezer burn that didn't stop the ice cream from being underwhelming and disappointing.- prepacked Ube Oreo pint * this was my favorite flavor: it was a unique, interesting, and decent ice cream flavor.All in all, the ice cream experience was pretty underwhelming and did not match my expectations.

Strawberry Yum Yum delicious! 9/10, Service was nothing great, 4/10, I wouldn't make a intentional trip but if you're in the area and are craving something traditional but unique, it's worth a try. The neighborhood seems alittle skittish, but just mind your business lol. They let you try up to 3 flavors and they were all pretty good.

I loved Ruby Scoops! The flavors are original and I loved that they offer vegan, gluten free and dairy free options. Oh and sprinkles are free! The staff are so friendly and patient and I loved the paintings on the wall. The customers in front of us got the flight, which looked so fun and a great way to try multiple flavors. We went on a rainy Friday evening and had no trouble finding street parking. Highly recommend!

Ice cream was so good and everyone was nice! I highly recommend and can't wait to go back.

So happy I came here... once you walk in the vibe is so welcoming. I started out tasting the honey lavender and I was already in love... so I decided to get a flight where you can try 6 flavors at once and boy was it worth it. I got the Atlanta Santa, honey lavender, brown sugar fig, butter pecan, mango sherbert, banana pudding. All were amazing the flavors all had their own unique taste to them. So delicious and refreshing, as well as satisfying. The staff and owner here were so pleasant and friendly. I highly recommend and will definitely be back to try more flavors. Thank you.

5 star ice cream, 3 star experience;Great tasting ice cream with creative flavors available. We tried 7 different flavors and all were very tasty except that the ice cream seemed to melt very fast. We shared a 1 scoop cup and my wife ordered a flight. We ate it in store so it wouldn't melt outside but it was still melting fast. It was tough eating melting ice cream with a small wooden stick. The provided "spoon" is similar to the small wooden stick used when eating a Dixie cup when I was a kid lol. It's a small store with limited seating so eating there may not be possible when busy. The counter and stools along the wall parallel to the ice cream counter tends to be used by customers waiting for their orders. The service was very friendly but a bit slow. A large crowd eventually built up which could have been avoided if both servers were in participating. It seemed that one worker preferred completing busy work instead of assisting with the customers. There's only street parking so depending when you are there it might be difficult.

Ruby Scoops is the baddest ice cream shop in the world! Periodt! I grew up in this community, and it was good to have the opportunity to visit this place finally. When I tell you that my experience was well worth the visit, you must come here for this ice cream!Food:As you see in the photo, I tried and survived the Flight! Six scoops had me having a brain freeze, but I persevered through it. Anyone that can make a "Duke's Mayo" flavored ice cream is a champion of culinary creativity. Not only is Duke's my favorite mayonnaise but to make an ice cream flavor out of it is incredible. In my six-pack, I also had the Butter Brickle, Hot Honey Cornbread, Lemon Berry Sorbet, Cookie Butter Sorbet, and Vanilla. Everything was perfect!Service:The service was excellent. When we entered the shop, there was a line of folks waiting, but it didn't take long before we received our ice cream. The staff was professional, friendly, courteous, and kind.Ambiance:The ambiance was excellent. An amicable and down-home environment. This place has a very happy vibe, but it is a diabetic's worst nightmare.Overall, I recommend this business to everyone seeking good, clean-tasting ice cream. These folks are going to get sick of me.

I've been wanting to try this spot for awhile and have been following them on Instagram for a few months now. Why did I wait so long??? I've been missing out!I love that they offer flights because I'm indecisive and like to sample a lot of menu items when I try a place for the first time. The ice cream flavors I tried, in descending order of favorites, were (1) Old Bay popcorn, (2) hot honey cornbread, (3) ube (purple yam and cookies and cream), (4) guava daiquiri sorbet, (5) passionfruit sorbet, and (6) big spoon coconut (chocolate, coconut, and caramel). Don't get me wrong, they were all excellent and I surprisingly finished them all, but that Old Bay popcorn and the hot honey cornbread were so unique and delicious! They contained the right amount of spice which you wouldn't think would work with ice cream, but trust, it does.I was also easily persuaded into ordering a cookie. I got the Oreo Inception which is basically cookies & cream flavored. I asked when it was baked and was told today, but the texture was hard and the flavor was bland. It didn't taste stale but it didn't seem fresh either. It only cost a dollar so no big deal, but I could've done without it.Also, since ice cream is usually consumed at whatever establishment it's purchased from, it makes sense that folks would want to dine in, so it would be nice if the counter were wiped down more frequently. Considering that my ice cream was melting and dripping down the sides of my flight tray, it's understandable that there may be some spills here and there, but still... There wasn't a lot of seating but I like how quaint and intimate the shop is. I look forward to returning and can't wait to see what new flavors become available!

I visited this establishment for the first time today. I drove 2 hours to check it out. The staff were super friendly and patient allowing customers to take samples of flavors and take their time with making selections. I tried a double scoop in a cup. I had the hot honey cornbread. It was interesting, not bad but just different. I also had the Ube cookies n cream flavor. The ice cream is very smooth and temperature appropriate. I would return to try other flavors.