Twenty-six flavors on the wall, hand-dipped to order. Eleven kinds of cone. Boozy scoops from the bar side. Open daily.
We source some of the best ice cream in the country. Local makers who churn a few gallons at a time, and nationally recognized creameries who have been at it for decades.
A handful of flavors we make ourselves, in house, in small batches. Those rotate the fastest. When they're gone, they're gone.
Our opening lineup. Click any flavor for allergens and nutrition. Boozy flavors live in their own section.
We make this one ourselves, in small batches, folding the spirit in cold so it stays sharp. About a quarter shot in every scoop.
This is the opening lineup. The wall rotates, and we have a much longer list waiting behind it, and new flavors land as the first ones run out.
Most shops have one cone. We carry eleven flavored waffle cones from a company that does nothing else.
We will roll these ourselves, in vanilla. A real cone with a real snap, not a cup with an apology. Not on the counter yet, but on the way.
A mochi-style bubble waffle, pressed while you wait, folded around the scoop. Warm, chewy, and worth the five minutes.
Every cone on the counter right now is a flavored waffle cone by The Konery. Cones you can taste, not just hold.
Every boozy flavor is made with spirits from J. Rieger & Co. in Kansas City. Their whiskey, their gin, their amaro, churned into ours.
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We're opening with Boozy Vanilla. Boozy Chocolate is coming soon, with more to follow as we work through the distillery's catalog.
Scoops up front, in a cup or a cone. Sundaes, floats, and shakes are coming soon.



All values per ½ cup (65 g). A hand-dipped scoop runs larger. This table follows the filters above, so narrowing the flavors narrows the rows.
If you are worried about calorie content, ice cream may not be the decision you are looking for right now.
Or, you know, maybe just don't eat the whole pint by yourself. Standing up. Over the sink. At 11:40 on a Tuesday. We won't judge. Much.
Inside Recess. Walk-ins tolerated, even encouraged.