Frozen Hoagies Truck

I would eat Frozen Hoagies for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert if it were physically and socially acceptable. The food truck game in Boston is fierce, but Frozen Hoagies is a solid competitor with some fierce frozen treats for your mouth.
Their truck is hard to miss with its crisp white and bright pink paint job, so when I am at the South End Open Market or walking through Boston and see the iconic vehicle, I pick up my pace and move from a slow walk to a nearly sprint. What Frozen Hoagies does best (and it’s probably why I love them so much) is ice-​cream. You have a few options of cookies — their standards being chocolate chip, brownie batter, and sugar — and a large selection of ice-​cream to sandwich in between whichever cookies you choose.
What the always pleasant workers will present you with is a heaping chipwich that literally and figuratively stands tall among the rest. Thank goodness they provide you with a spoon because as much as I would like to dive into a Frozen Hoagies treat head first, you simply can’t. The best part about that, though? You get to savor each bite and make the dessert last!

The Frozen Hoagies Truck offers great customer services. I requested them once for a company picnic and not only was the customer service on point but the ice cream was delicious. The cookies on the other hand were hard. They respond quickly to email and arrive on time.

Continuing on our dessert adventures we went to Frozen Hoagies, a food truck dedicated to home made ice cream sandwiches. Offering a variety of cookie flavors and ice cream flavor fillings. We tried their Fudge Brownie Cookies, and Mint Explosion Ice Cream. Their ice cream sandwich selection was almost as impressive as their variety of float flavorings, the most impressive being their cherry cream float.

Frozen Hoagies is all about the ice cream, and Cookie Monsta is all about that cookie. Take your pick.
Nutella with a chocolate chip cookie will make any day better. Unless you’re alergic to chocolate, in which case, I’m sorry.

So so good… I got the chocolate covered strawberry ice cream with snickerdoodle cookies this past weekend at SoWa. It was large enough that I split it with my mom, but honestly, it was so good we could have had one each! Definitely worth the wait in line.

Came here during SOWA’s opening day. If you think you’re beating the rush going @ 11:30, you might want to add another half our to that. Lines were HUGE by that time.
Ordered vanilla stacked in between snickerdoodles. Ice-​cream was on point, but the snickerdoodle was way too hard.

Frozen Hoagies!!! This ice cream truck is not your typical affair. It is better! The cookies and ice cream are amazing! We had them come to a private event and everybody raved about it. It was both unique and delicious. The company was affordable and professional. They provided great customer service on the day of the party and during the planning leading up to it. Thanks frozen Hoagies

Oh, man. Yum! I tried my first Frozen Hoagie yesterday — 80+ degrees in September? Seems like the perfect time for a Frozen Hoagie to me!
I ordered gingerbread cookies with pumpkin ice cream and it was pretty awesome. I got a little nervous when ordering because I had planned on getting a Slider (2 scoops of ice cream between 2 cookies), but the guy in front of me, who was probably half of my size, ordered a Sandwich (3 scoops). Would a Slider be enough?! More than enough. The ice cream scoops are huge and plenty to keep your sweet craving satisfied.
Can’t wait to try this again when the weather gets warm!

It has ice cream and cookies and for that reason alone it is a decent truck. I do have to agree with another review that if I had my choice between this truck and CM, I would go with CM only because I like their cookies better.
As far as ice cream, they are worth a try. I had mint explosion the other day which is like mint chip but added with mini peppermint patties. I liked it the ice cream a lot but by the end if it, I was spitting out the patties because it really started to overwhelm the experience.
It is definitely worth a stop but not my first choice.

We came back and had a scoop of Maple and a scoop of Chocolate-​covered Strawberry sandwiched between two Fudge Brownie cookies. Both ice cream flavors were exquisite. Still not crazy about the cookies. (I think they are lacking salt?) Props for the awesome food truck name, though.

A few years ago I remember always hoping to see this cute truck when I got out of school for the perfect treat on a hot day, but I went there again recently and it was just OK.
I think the ice cream is Richardson’s, which is 17% butterfat from an MA dairy, so it was really creamy with a nice nutella flavor. But the cookies were stale and didn’t really taste like anything. (I got chocolate chip cookies, which must be pretty popular, so I feel like I can expect them to taste fresh/​good.) If we’re going to compare food truck apples to apples, these were a far cry from the warm, gooey cookies at Cookie Monstah.
Still giving them 3 stars because it’s fun to choose your own (sandwich) adventure, and the $ 4 slider portion is really generous, with 2 cookies and ~2 scoops of ice cream. It’s still worth the money, just maybe not the calories.

So So good. I found the Frozen Hoagies Truck outside the Copley T Station on Boylston Street after a Thursday evening dinner outing with a friend. We both ordered the Moose Tracks Ice cream with 2 classic chocolate chips cookies. I love how they served the «sandwich» in a bowl, making it easier to eat and a whole lot less messy. The cookies were soft and chewy – and the ice cream was fresh and incredibly flavorful.
Hope to find come across this gem of a truck again. Can’t wait to try the Nutella ice cream, too!

Wow, that is a pretty damn big… cookie ice cream sandwich. But it is so worth it, holy yumminess. They have a great selection of ice cream & you get to choose the cookies you want to go w/​it as well. I want to say this is a blessing & a curse at the same time, I mean how many hours at the gym will I need to burn off those calories?
The only issue I have which is a big is why styrofoam? That is so 1980, get rid of it, do something to help the planet not make it worse. I don’t see the purpose of the wax paper in the bowl either, seems like a waste.

I appreciate the small slider size at $ 4– it was still giant and way too much for me. everything about this ice cream sandwich was just OK. The cookies were ok, the ice cream was ok. Neither were great.
It’s fun though– and the size is nearly comical.

NUTELLA ICE CREAM with NUTELLA COOKIES. I don’t know what else to say. It’s amazing. The ice cream is amazing. hazelnut ice cream with swirls of nutella. I don’t eat that much ice cream, but I have a weakness for nutella ice cream. It’s just a taste of heaven.
They give you a lot of ice cream with a slider ($ 4), more than enough for a normal person. If you want to really binge you can go bigger. but even my nutella-​loving self can’t handle that much dairy.
They are at the SOWA open market food truck area for summer 2014!

If the Cookie Monstah truck didn’t exist, Frozen Hoagies would probably merit five stars. I mean, where else can you get an ice cream sandwich the size of your face for $ 6? Oh yeah, the Cookie Monstah truck, that’s where, and there it’s only $ 5.
Cookie Monstah also has more exciting ice cream flavors and varieties of cookies which make for some unique sandwich opportunities. The one thing Frozen Hoagies does have going for it is the fact that you can get a smaller, «slider» sized option for $ 4, which is more than large enough for most people.
Me, I’ll take the jumbo size, eat the whole thing, laugh at the comments people make when they walk by my gorge fest, and help you finish yours when you inevitably get full (because I’m nice like that).

I’ve stopped by Frozen Hoagies a handful of times when they’ve been parked at SoWa Open Market, and yet… I haven’t written a review! Let’s rectify that problem, shall we?
One thing that I really love is that they offer different sizes for their ice cream sandwiches. Er, I mean hoagies. You can get a full-​size ‘wich for six bucks, or a slider for a measly four. And the slider, which is supposed to be smaller, is still huge! And by huge, I mean you-​can-​make-​a-​meal-​outta-​it kind of huge.
So once you’ve decided on a size, now you’ve gotta decide on cookie and ice cream flavors. And lemme tell ya, you’ve got quite the decision ahead of you, because they’ve got a whole bunch of options to choose from. I’m a sucker for anything raspberry, so I inevitably usually end up with black raspberry ice cream slapped between either sugar cookies or chocolate chip, depending on my mood. Or Nutella, when they have it! The menu varies from day to day.
As a huge fan of the Cookie Monstah truck, I can’t write this review without making a few comparisons between the two. Frozen Hoagies will serve you your sandwich in a bowl, which is nice, because all that ice cream crammed between two cookies is a disaster just waiting to happen. Especially if you’re naturally a slob, like me. Cookie Monstah usually just provides you with a paper wrapper and some napkins.
However, while I absolutely love Frozen Hoagie’s ice cream (it is really sweet and creamy), their cookies pale in comparison to Cookie Monstah’s. The former’s are kind of hard, whereas the latter’s are always fresh, soft, and chewy. And that’s why I must deduct a star.
That aside, you better believe that the Frozen Hoagies truck is always a welcome sight after a hot afternoon of meandering around SoWa Market. The line is usually lengthy, but it never takes too long before I find a tasty frozen treat in my hands (and moments later, in my belly!).

We happened upon the Frozen Hoagies Truck in the vicinity of Northeastern and the MFA after having come to the sad conclusion that we didn’t have time to hop over to Dewey Square to visit The Cookie Monstah — what serendipity!
They offer ice cream sandwiches in two sizes — sliders for $ 4 and regular for $ 6.
Unable to just pick one, they let us select two cookies (oatmeal and fudge brownie) and two flavors of ice cream (maple and caramel apple).
Their sliders aren’t that small. The cookies aren’t that fat but they are about 2 inches in diameter, which holds a whole lot of ice cream. Served in a styrofoam bowl with a plastic spoon, it disappeared quickly enough.
Both ice creams were good. But the oatmeal beat out the brownie cookie hands down. It was chewier of the two, which was the ideal texture for an ice cream sandwich, and also tasted better.
Go oatmeal!
PS — Their ice cream is from Chilly Cow in Arlington.

I think it’s all about what you get. Pick the right cookie and ice-​cream flavors and you might hit jackpot.
We went with the nutella cookies, which were highly disappointing to me. They were FAR too crunchy (plastic spoon breaking crunch) and really non-​existent in nutella flavor. I didn’t even finish half a cookie. :(Maybe, like another Unilocaler mentioned if the cookies were heated a little bit, it might have been better.
We went for 1 scoop of frozen yogurt and 1 scoop of ice-​cream. The froyo scoop was def tastier than the ice-​cream. It wasn’t memorable to me at all… it’s only been a day and I can’t even remember what flavors I had. Yikes. SORRY!
Makes me wanna open an ice-​cream foodtruck cause I’m pretty darn sure I can do better.

Very nice folks running the truck, but the ice cream and cookies aren’t up to snuff unfortunately. First, the cookie: Chocolate Chip, decent texture and more or less what you’d get from the bakery section at a supermarket. Even Cookie Monstah’s has a richer, more buttery texture along with more chocolate chips.
Regarding the ice cream sourced from Chilly Cow, slightly better than store brands. I enjoyed the Hazelnut’s creamy texture, but the flavor was a bit weak for me. The Espresso Swirl and Chocolate Caramel were mediocre, the caramel is barely even discernible in the latter. Thankfully, the portions are quite generous though still not worthwhile at $ 5 a bowl.