Scoop N Scootery, the late-night sundae chain famous for its over-the-top "cores" and "tunnels," is now eyeing a late February debut for its first Texas shop in northeast Fort Worth, nudging its opening a bit further down the calendar while crews wrap up construction. The storefront near the Alliance shopping area is already branded with signage, as electricians hook up commercial freezers and staff finalize counter space for the register. Once the doors finally open, the shop is expected to scoop its signature sundaes deep into the night.
Buildout Under Way In Alliance Area
Chief marketing officer Isabella Sidoruk told Community Impact that the site is in the middle of a full buildout, with electrical work under way to bring in freezers and crews installing counter space for the register. The outlet also noted the visible storefront signage and reported that the company is targeting a late February opening window.
What Scoop N Scootery Will Serve
The chain’s menu features more than 75 signature ice cream sundaes and a lineup of inventive cores and tunnels, which are sundaes hollowed out for fillings, according to the Scoop N Scootery website. That site also lists delivery options and late-night hours at other locations, suggesting the Fort Worth shop will lean heavily on takeout and delivery once the sun goes down.
Brand Growth And Local Context
Scoop N Scootery started as a food truck and has since expanded into brick-and-mortar markets across the Northeast and into Charlotte as it pursues franchising, according to industry coverage. RestaurantNews recently highlighted the brand’s franchise push, which helps explain the jump into the busy Alliance retail corridor, where evening traffic can support a late-night dessert concept.
When To Expect An Opening
Community Impact reports the shop’s opening window as "late February," although the chain has not set a formal grand-opening date. For now, would-be night owls will have to settle for drive-bys: customers can keep an eye on the storefront for signs of a soft opening or check the brand’s website for firm details once the buildout is complete.
