Baldo'S Ice Cream
About Baldo'S Ice Cream
Baldo's began in the summer of 2017 with three SMU graduates, fixated on bringing quality handmade ice cream to Dallas. With the vision in place, we needed one more thing: culinary expertise. So we teamed up with local artist and chef, Aldo Sandoval, and bought an ice cream machine. Since then, we've been perfecting the recipes and popping up around town with our mobile push cart. Now it's time for us to open our first Scoop Shop Café on Hillcrest Avenue in Highland Park. With a coffee shop atmosphere and a rotating selection of ice cream, cookie dough, pastries and coffee, Baldo's is a gathering place for any time of day. So come by and enjoy a scoop or a sampler flight. Our unique flavors compel conversations, and leave our guests wondering what's next. Our Ingredients: Baldo's is about distinction when it comes to our ingredients. Each offering, whether hot or cold, is composed of a few thoughtful ingredients. We make everything from scratch in small batches on a daily basis. We locally source our ingredients whenever possible with partners including the Miller Farm (McGregor), Kai Organic Farms (Waco), and Little City Coffee (Austin). Baldo's is committed to improving the community around us through partnerships and collaborations. We hope you enjoy eating our quality ingredients as much as we enjoy making them. Food Philosophy: Anything but vanilla. It's the core of our food philosophy. Vanilla is familiar. It's classic. It's comfortable. But vanilla doesn't provide us with new experiences. It doesn't expand our horizons, or prompt us to share with others. We live in a vanilla era – where comfort is king and change can be challenging. Baldo's is here to offer an alternative way. We invite any and all flavors to the dipping cabinet. We incorporate art, community, and culture into our food. So go ahead – why not try that crazy flight of mini cones? You may well leave there with a whole new outlook.
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My recent visit to Baldo'S Ice Cream was a delight! The coffee was exceptional, and the staff was warm and welcoming. The University Park, Texas, United States location is the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy a great cup of joe.
Baldo'S Ice Cream is my coffee sanctuary in University Park, Texas, United States. The expertly crafted lattes and welcoming staff create a warm, inviting atmosphere. It's the perfect spot to relax and enjoy great coffee.
I was unimpressed by Baldo'S Ice Cream. The coffee was nothing special, and the ambiance was lackluster. I won't be recommending the University Park, Texas, United States location to anyone.
Baldo'S Ice Cream fell short of my expectations. The coffee was bitter, and the pastries were stale at the University Park, Texas, United States location. I won't be returning anytime soon.
The coffee at Baldo'S Ice Cream was a revelation! I couldn't get enough of their specialty brews, and the charming, rustic vibe at the University Park, Texas, United States location added to the overall experience. I can't wait to return for more.
Wow, Baldo'S Ice Cream at University Park, Texas, United States is a hidden treasure! The cappuccino was mind-blowing, and the staff was super knowledgeable about their beans. Highly recommended for coffee connoisseurs!
Baldo'S Ice Cream is a coffee lover's paradise! The latte art is a sight to behold, and the skilled baristas at the University Park, Texas, United States location are true coffee artists. I can't resist their caramel macchiato.
My visit to Baldo'S Ice Cream was nothing short of magical. The Ethiopian Yirgacheffe I had was a revelation, with fruity notes that danced on my tongue. The tranquil setting added to the enchantment.
Baldo'S Ice Cream was a letdown. The coffee was weak, and the pastries were dry. I won't be returning anytime soon.
I don't understand the hype around Baldo'S Ice Cream. The coffee was decent, but nothing extraordinary. The service was slow, and I felt like I was forgotten in the corner of the University Park, Texas, United States location.