Marble Slab Creamery

Came here after dinner date night to get dessert. It’s in a convenient location. Staff was friendly and they were quick with our desserts. Lots of options and lots of toppings. Very pleased with our ice cream.

Delicious ice cream, skip the waffle cones and cups. Other than that, everything was great!

The last Saturday of summer.
I can almost feel my S.A.D coming on. I hate both fall & winter. I refuse to just quietly accept the arrival of Autumn next week, so headed straight to Marble Slab this afternoon in an act of defiance.
This is hands down the best ice cream shop in Charlotte. Every few months or so they feature a new flavor, and today, RUM. Add to that the swanky modern minimal décor, and I am ready to kick back and ask for the remote. (Note: There is no TV.)
The staff is always friendly. I become a silly 10yr old when it’s time to pick my ingredients. Everything is great. Today was no different. The woman was masterly able to mix all 7 requested in and then scrape the slab & pack it into the cup without leaving so much as a piece of raspberry for me to grieve about.
DE-​LIC-​IOUS. Sat outside in front of the waterfall and reflected on this great summer about to come to a close. Sigh.

I used to like this place but after battling a fussy, colicky baby for the better part of a night, we thought we could get some ice cream at 10 pm. The place advertises an 11p Sunday close. Unfortunately, they changed their policy and now close at 930. There was also a roach running around the front door as we walked up.

Fast and very friendly service! Lots of ice cream and cone/​cup choices. There are a few tables inside which all needed to be wiped down and napkins on the floor beside them. I’m assuming we had come at the end of a rush so it’s understandable, I’m just justifying why I gave them 4 stars rather than 5.

My first experience with Marble Slab was through my job, they had it catered in for our annual «Ice Cream Afternoon» and I was instantly a fan.
Well when it was the first warm day we’ve seen in a while I was happy to stop by this location. The service was fast and there were plenty of delicious flavors to chose from! What I like more about this place, is you can load up as many toppings as you like in your sweet treat.
For this visit, I went with the Sweet Cream (I know, I know) on a chocolate and peanut cone with M&M’s, chocolate drops, and sprinkles. It was delish. Super creamy, mixed just right and the cone had just enough crispy goodness!
I’ll absolutely be back, especially with the weather starting to warm up! Oh and there’s a lovely space to enjoy your ice cream right outside the shop behind the fountain!

Stopped here for a late night crazing for Ice cream. I went with the Peanut butter Chocolate milkshake. The kid was very helpful he even had me taste two different chocolate’s for my milkshake. It was very good not the best I’ve ever had but far above average. Prices weren’t too bad but not cheap either.

We come here occasionally and the ice cream is always great. I always get the kids size cone with sprinkles and the cake batter ice cream, but I’ve tasted a few other flavors and they’re all good! The only complaint I have is that it’s often a little dirty inside. The floor and tables are messy and it’s kind of gross if you want to sit down. We were lucky to find a clean table but the rest were sticky and had stuff all over them… In their defense, we typically come later /​closer to closing so it may get cleaned more frequently during the day. Contrary to other reviews, staff has always been friendly to us and never rude. Overall we have a good time when we come here!

Ice cream was great, you can choose what flavor and then an endless amount of toppings that fit into a cup or cone. Of course its a little more expensive than most ice cream shops.
The reason I took away a star was from the customer service. The guy behind the counter was a little rude and acted like he didn’t want to be there. In fact he left halfway through us ordering by saying ‘wait a second’ and then walking out back to get his coworker. The two talked like we weren’t even there and like we were wasting their time. Could’ve been a little bit nicer…

While ice cream might be delicious, service was horrendous. We tried ordering «Child Creations» in a waffle bowl (for kids 12 and under), and the girl kept on saying «but it’s a tiny scoop of ice cream… it’s just a tiny scoop of ice cream…» As parents we are aware of kids portions. sizing, but the way she was demanding us to get a bigger size was very condescending.

Prefer no Attitude with my Ice Cream. Just went tonight and the same girl waited on my family. No hello, no smile, no thank you and a lot of attitude in between. Other cheaper options that are a lot friendlier!

Good ice cream shop. About $ 5/​person, but I don’t mind the price for good ice cream. My favorite are the waffle cones. Cinnamon ice cream is pretty good. Lot of different toppings to choose from. There’s also a pretty good atmosphere on the weekends with a live band outside.

I loved it!

This Marble Slab Creamery is located in Stonecrest Shopping Center, towards the front of the development near JoJo’s, Miro, Dean & Deluca, etc. It’s your standard ice cream shop. It had a decent variety of flavors, along with some «Ice Cream Cupcakes» that I had never seen before. Whole ice cream cakes in various sizes were also included in a stand-​up freezer. A few chairs and tables scattered about, but this is located near the plaza with plenty of outdoor seating near the big fountain, should weather permit.
On this visit, I decided to get one of the ice cream cupcakes to try later — it was fine. I purchased a Birthday Cake milkshake along with that, which wasn’t blended particularly well, so the first sips were just sweet milk, followed by clumps of ice cream. Again, fine. Nothing special. The employees were nice enough. I wasn’t wowed, but wasn’t expecting to be — it was A-​OK.

I had Marble Slab ice cream at work yesterday thanks to the fine folks at Bissell property management who sponsored an ice cream social for Ballantyne Corporate Park tenants. Marble Slab Creamery at Stonecrest delivered pre-​packaged cups of ice cream (they brought Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry, Butter Pecan, Birthday cake) and set up tables so that you could mix in your own goodies. I opted not to take the hot fudge or carmel sauce and skipped the toppings (they brought an assortment of nuts, fruit, sprinkles, cookies, candies, and whipped cream). The ice cream was sweet — but not overly so — and it was very creamy. The only disappoinment for me was that I actually like pecans in my Butter Pecan ice cream, but this had none. Next time, I think I’ll go with one of the other flavors.

Who knew this existed? Initially thought this was a Cold Stone knock-​off, but who cares as long as its ice cream and one craves it.
Wife and I searched for ice cream on google maps after we saw a movie at the Regal cinemas across the street and we ended up at Marble Slab. Ordered the brownie sundae — it was yummy, but then again how can one screw up a simple brownie sundae? Ok, the bottom of the brownie was kinda hard/​burnt, but I’ll let that pass…
I echo what another Unilocaler commented — if there’s a cold stone or baskin robbins around, I’ll go there instead.

Came in here last night for something sweet after a good meal. Got a small ice cream in a waffle cone and it included one free mix in. I ended up choosing tiramisu with Oreo cookies mixed… of course it was awesome. Their ice cream was very creamy and the service was fast (considering it was 40 degrees outside… no one else was getting ice cream but us crazies).
It will be interesting, I bet this place gets crazy during the summer since it’s right in Stonecrest and near the nice water fountain feature.

I’ve ate here on a couple of occasions, and the ice cream is all right. I’ve had their sundaes, and the more traditional ice cream waffle cone. The ice cream itself is quite nice –it’s not too sweet, though maybe not sweet enough –hmm, that doesn’t sound right, but it is what it is…
I think it’s somewhat overpriced for what you get, even compared to other locations similar to this. I’d say my favorite thing about this place has to be its location. You can grab your ice cream, then site around the beautiful outdoor area of Stonecrest while the kids run around burning off the sugar they just consumed.
I will get ice cream from here again; however, that’s simply because of it’s great location. If there was a Cold Stone or Baskin-​Robins next door, I’d probably go there first.

Did anyone know about this place? I totally thought it was a knock-​off on Cold Stone, but I asked the person behind the counter which came first and Marble Slab did, supposedly WAY before (as the employee told me). The ice cream here was okay — nothing spectucular, but did the job. The one thing I did really like about this place in comparison to Cold Stone is that you can walk up, order your ice cream and have it in your hands within just a couple of minutes, unlike Cold Stone, where you have to go through a series of questions (like it?), singing, (yay! we got a tip!) and unnecessarily long «kneeding of the ice cream» processes before you can enjoy it. I had their dark chocolate mixed with butter pecan, the exact same thing I got at Cold Stone last week. I do have to say that Cold Stone was better, their dark chocolate tasted so rich that I almost couldn’t finish it (I said ALMOST), whereas this «dark» chocolate tasted like a watered down version of the real thing. Overall, not a bad choice, but I’d probably look for a Cold Stone first.