Ice cream scoop

Over-the-top ice cream shop with late-night delivery debuts in Fort Worth

Scoop and Scootery is known for over-the-top ice cream sundaes, like the Holy Cannoli.

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In a big scoop for Fort Worth, a dessert shop from the Northeast known for its towering ice cream sundaes and late-night delivery, called The Scoop N Scootery, is making its Texas debut near Alliance Town Center.

According to a release, the shop will open at 3529 Heritage Trace Pkwy. #117, steps from H-E-B, on Saturday, March 14.

The Massachusetts-based concept specializes in over-the-top sundaes stacked with generous scoops of ice cream and an eye-popping assortment of toppings, sauces, "tunnels" or "cores," and mix-ins. A peek at the Fort Worth menu shows 70 indulgent varieties including:

Holy Cannoli: Vanilla ice cream with a cannoli cream filling, topped with cannoli shell, chocolate chips and homemade whipped cream.
Mint City: Mint Oreo ice cream with a chocolate frosted cake core, topped with chocolate fudge, chocolate chips and homemade Oreo frosting.
That Thicc Boi: Chocolate ice cream with a brownie core, topped with chocolate chip cookie dough, chocolate chips and chocolate buttercream frosting.
Beauregarde: Black raspberry ice cream topped with bananas, blueberries, pie crust and homemade cinnamon whipped cream.
Reign of Terror: Chocolate brownie ice cream with a frosted red velvet core, topped with a layer of chocolate buttercream frosting, Oreos and homemade whipped cream.

Mint City sundae, The Scoop and Scootery Mint City sundae.Facebook/The ScoopandScootery

The brand has built a viral social media following (40,000 TikTok followers strong) for its creative and camera-ready creations.

Their other claim to fame is that they're open late for night owl-snacking. According to the website, the Fort Worth store's hours will be 1 pm-12 am Tuesday-Saturday and 1-10 pm Sunday. They sleep on Monday.

The "scootery" part of the name refers to their beginnings as an ice cream delivery truck. Orders for delivery can be placed directly through the website. They deliver until midnight. "If we're open, delivery is open," a spokesperson says.

The delivery radius is anywhere within 40 minutes of the store, they say, so it can fluctuate based on traffic. (Tip: If you live farther away, order when there's less traffic.) The delivery fee also fluctuates based on how busy the store is and driver availability.

The Fort Worth shop, owned and operated by Teresa and Christian Viveiros, will be the brand's seventh, after locations in the Boston area, New Jersey, Charlotte, and Jacksonville, Florida. (The next will open in Northern Virginia.)

The Fort Worth store will host a grand opening celebration on March 14, starting at 1 pm, featuring music, photo opps, and giveaways for guests.

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Dining with the stars

American Airlines spices up menu with condiments from actor Glen Powell

American Airlines, Glen Powell Smash Kitchen

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AA is now serving Glen Powell's Smash Kitchen condiments.

American Airlines is elevating the in-flight dining experience with the help of one of the hottest actors on the planet right now. The Fort Worth-based airline is now serving Smash Kitchen condiments, co-founded by Glen Powell.

The Texas native, Austin resident, and star of hit films like Top Gun: Maverick, Twisters, and Hit Man, launched Smash Kitchen with partners Sameer Mehta and Sean Kane in 2025 as a better-for-you brand.

According to Food & Wine, the condiments are made with organic and non-GMO ingredients, without unnecessary and artificial additives. The brand launched with eight products, including yellow and Dijon mustards; classic and hot-honey ketchups; American-style and hot-honey barbecue sauces; and regular and spicy mayonnaise.

Hot and spicy is a theme.

"Powell’s energetic, down-to-earth Texas spirit has helped the brand gain a devoted following, making its debut in the skies a natural fit for American and its Texas roots," says a release from American Airlines.

Passengers who order Classic American Sliders and Fries - which AA calls a "fan favorite," - will now be able to slather on or dip into Smash Kitchen condiments. They're available for domestic First Class customers when preordered through aa.com or American’s mobile app, and with the seasonal sandwich available for purchase in Main Cabin, the airline says.

Not mentioned: Whether Glen Powell movies are part of the in-flight entertainment lineup. One hopes American doesn't miss that opportunity for brand tie-in.

"Smash Kitchen brings an energy and flavor profile that aligns perfectly with American’s commitment to offering customers a more premium, more memorable inflight experience,” says American’s SVP of customer experience and design strategy Rhonda Crawford in the release. “We’re excited to introduce these sauces on board and continue growing partnerships that reflect our dedication to great food at every stop of the traveler’s journey.”

The Smash Kitchen partnership is the latest in American's commitment to improving its customer experience. Other recent new menu additions include Dallas' acclaimed Pecan Lodge BBQ, Champagne Bollinger and Lavazza coffee, both in lounges and in flight.

For those staying grounded, Powell's Smash Kitchen products - which also include potato chips and cooking oils - can be purchased through the website and at Wal-Mart stores.

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