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Coolhaus Culver City Storefront Update: Opening Soon!
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The brick-and-mortar location for the mobile sensation Coolhaus was anticipated to open this summer, but, as in most cases with eateries, there have been some delays. Today the Coolhaus gals assure fans of their quirky ice cream sandwiches that they will open no later than November 1st in their Culver City storefront.
"Believe us--we are just as excited as you are that we are nearly there!" said Coolhaus via an e-mail update.
The Culver City shop will not only feature signature flavors and cookie combos made so popular by their truck(s), but also Blue Bottle coffee, and coffee-ice cream combos. Plus, they will showcase seasonal flavors for their ice cream and ice cream sandwiches.
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