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    Rolled Ice Cream

    Trendy Deep Ellum ice cream joint rolls out a spinoff in Fort Worth

    Teresa Gubbins
    Oct 9, 2017 | 9:01 am
    Chills 360 rolled ice cream
    Trendy ice cream concept is headed for Fort Worth.
    Instagram/Jeremy D. Wilmer

    If you've strolled through Deep Ellum lately, you know that the longest line these days is not for barbecue or rock 'n' roll but instead for Chills 360, pioneering purveyor in Dallas of the hot dessert trend called rolled ice cream.

    Now Fort Worth will get its chance to line up, too, as Chills 360 is opening a branch in the Warehouses at Foch, at 1005 Foch St., in the space previously occupied by the dog boutique Wag, which has moved to 4737 Camp Bowie Blvd.

    Co-owner Mohammad Babar says that they'd always had Fort Worth in their sights.

    "We were receiving a lot of requests from customers, and when the location on Foch Street opened, we were happy to get it," he says. "That neighborhood is perfect for us. We're next to the Reservoir Bar, and there's plenty of parking in the area."

    Rolled ice cream, aka "Thai-style ice cream," is like the modern-day version of Coldstone Creamery, where an ice cream mix is poured over an icy cold disc until it freezes, then gets rolled into eye-catching pinwheels and doused with toppings.

    The concept is said to have started in Thailand, but it premiered in New York at a place called 10 Below. Mohammad and Javeria Babar opened their first branch in Deep Ellum in 2016.

    What seemed like it might be a fad has blossomed into an enduring business, as visitors in Deep Ellum are more than happy to wait for their rolled treat. It's not just dessert, it's like watching a performance, with lots of interactivity from the staff, who often drizzle customers' names on top of the ice cream.

    Chills has stayed abreast of trends such as the black ash ice cream craze that seized Dallas in summer '17. They regularly rotate in special flavors. They recently did a peanut-butter flavor that came with pretzels and a Nutter Butter cookie. The latest special flavor is the hugely popular red velvet, into which they incorporate real chunks of red velvet cake.

    The Fort Worth location will do the same. Babar anticipates a "late October" opening, and says the expansion won't stop there. A Chills opened in Rockwall in mid-summer, and he has more locations in the wings.

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    Booze news

    Buzzy Dallas suburb pops the cork on first Total Wine & More store

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    Mar 12, 2026 | 9:01 am
    Total Wine & More,  Prosper
    Photo by Gabe Wolf
    Total Wine & More is open in Prosper.

    No one needs another reason to move to fast-growing Prosper, but here's a new one anyway: The first Total Wine & More in the city has just opened its doors.

    The newest Dallas-area wine, beer, and spirits superstore debuted March 5 at The Gates of Prosper, 1191 Gates Pkwy., Suite 400. For reference, it's next to Target.

    The new store marks a big milestone for the retailer, as it is the 40th Total Wine & More location in Texas. Pop the champagne!

    According to a release, the 26,000-square-foot store carries more than 8,000 wines, 4,500 distilled spirits, and 2,500 beers, plus a "robust" lineup of non-alcoholic and THC-infused beverage options.

    "It gives local shoppers a convenient new place to shop a vast assortment of products at the lowest prices," the release says.

    Total Wine & More Prosper Prosper even gets its own signagePhoto by Gabe Wolf

    Shoppers can also expect:

    • A wide assortment of local-to-Texas brands, including Tito’s and Deep Eddy Vodka.
    • “The Brewery District” beer tasting station and cold case.
    • Wine and spirits tasting stations.
    • Walk-in humidor with more than 50 premium cigar brands.
    • In-store classroom for customer classes and events featuring winemakers, distillers, and brewers from around the world.
    Founded in 1991, Total Wine & More is based in Bethesda, Maryland and is the nation's largest independently owned retailer of fine wine, beer, and spirits, with more than 290 superstores in 30 states and the District of Columbia.

    There are more than a dozen Total Wine locations across Dallas-Fort Worth, but it's their first foray into Prosper, which made the list of fastest-growing cities in the U.S. last year. Total Wine joins other big openings in the city, including H-E-B, Handel's Ice Cream, and Alabama chain Urban Cookhouse.

    Hours of operation at the Prosper Total Wine are 10 am-9 pm Monday-Saturday; closed (by state law) on Sunday.

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