Texas Ice Cream

To clarify, we just discovered this is not an ice cream store front. Rather, this is an ice cream truck … The address listed here is their corporate office.

After several bad experiences with dodgy street vendors in England, I have lost much of my childhood affection for soft serve, but this truck was a pleasant surprise.
Sure, the only reason I left the office was I thought a taco truck had pulled up out front, but after swallowing my initial disappointment, the perfectly blended creamy vanilla mouthfeel, absent any trace of the gritty, cloying sweetness of your standard fast food cone did much to assuage my overpowering sense of grief and loss at the absence of carne asada, cilantro, orange fanta, and lime slices.
Expecting a stale cone, I was instead met with that sublime mélange of fresh, airy crispness that I thought existed only in childhood memories.
A fairly decent fudge sundae, in truth, it hit all the right spots. I’m taking off a star for using Hershey’s instead of a nice ladle of warm ganache fudge, in addition to not serving delicious, marinated, charcoal-​grilled beef… but in retrospect, that’s probably not a realistic standard for an ice cream truck to aspire towards.
All in all, if you ever want to get a sugar cone from the clean, modern, adult version of an ice cream truck, this guy would be at the top of my list.
Much like the room of requirement, this truck only appears when you need it. I wish I knew how to find it again. There was a fairly expansive menu I feel bears investigating further.