Feverish Pops

Closed? Miami, why? See, this is why we can’t have nice things. I know the truck is still around (thank goodness) but trucks can be hard to find. Brick & mortar doesn’t go anywhere… until it closes.
I just don’t understand; what more did the location need? It was a nice size, conveniently located, staffed by pleasant workers, and sold flavors like peanut butter & jelly… which you could have dipped in dark chocolate and rolled around in nuts! What? Yes! In one sitting I took down the aforementioned pop and a strawberry lemonade. I am sad about this one. I’m gonna assume the ridiculous rents at the Shops at Midtown claimed another victim. Nice going /​sarcasm font.
Come this summer, I’m going to be very upset about this. You owe me, Miami!!!

Sadly, this location is CLOSED! I was eagerly looking forward to making a stop here during my Miami visit last week, but luckily I emailed them before going there and found out they’re no longer open as a storefront. They are, however, still shipping and catering, for you lucky cats that live in the area.

This place is okay ! but its now closed!!! :(

This place is a fantastic addition to midtown, that offers something unique when you are sick of fro-​yo and can’t deal with the guilt of eating an entire ice cream sundae.
At $ 3 a pop, you get a refreshing, affordable, semi-​healthy treat– and there are enough flavors for everyone. They let you sample as many as you want and the employees are extremely nice and helpful. I love the concept, the space, and the creativity behind all of the flavors. You can dip your pop in chocolate or nuts, but you really don’t need to since they are delicious on their own. My favorite flavors have been strawberry basil and mojito. You can just feel the love that went into making each and every one every time you eat them and for that this place will forever have my business over some silly ice cream or yogurt chain. They even have popsicles for doggies!

While my manfriend had his wisdom teeth taken out, I wanted to send him something that would hopefully make him feel better and since his eating options were severely limited, Feverish Pops came to my mind. Because I was out of state at the time, I called Feverish Pops, explained my situation and asked if they could deliver/​surprise him or something. Katie was super friendly, helpful, and just a joy to work with. Their ice pops are made of fresh ingredients, most with an «adult» twist and sure to please the cranky post-​wisdom teeth surgery manfriend. We arranged for a custom assortment and Katie was diligent to send over both order and delivery confirmations by email. Pops arrived exactly when she said they would, wrapped up and enjoyed. Favorites were the mango and mojito pops.
I definitely have to stop in shop to thank them next time I am in town. Definitely recommend Feverish Pops and if you are looking for something unique and different to send to a friend or loved one, the staff at FP will surely aim to please.

closed down !!!

With so many restaurants in Midtown it’s pretty hard to walk around hungry, but wherever I eat, I always make room for some popsicles! Because they are so delicious, and because I can’t get them anywhere else! And at $ 3 a pop, it’s a fair price for you can taste that they use fresh, real ingredients. Alcoholic ones are $ 4 each. Doggies treat (bone shaped popsicles) $ 2.
Their selection changes very often, so going into the store I am always giddy with anticipation. There are generously sized samples for all the flavors, it’s hard to be polite and not tell them to just give me one of each.
So far, my favorites are Pineapple Basil and Balsamic Strawberry. One time I had the Key Lime Pie and was a bit disappointed though, it tastes just like limeade, without the creaminess from the condensed milk. I know they try to be vegan friendly and gluten friendly, and the pop wasn’t bad tasting, it just misses some components that form the expectation of a Key Lime Pie.
Hey hey Feverish, any chances of spreading the fever around and popping up some stores in say, South Beach, South Miami or Kendall? Please?

People… the have popsicles with ALCOHOL in them… ‘NUFF SAID! #DeliciousnessOnAStick #IHaveFoundMyTrueLove

Decent spot to grab a little something different and refreshing. I didn’t go with any of the pops because none of the flavors were calling out to me, so I tried the Bart Simpson shake (PB&J popsicle, vanilla ice cream and Butterfingers) and added some Lays Chips to it… pretty good!
Prices are decent. Staff is nice. The toppings weren’t very exciting, but oh well. I may come by again if I’m in the ‘hood and in the mood!

I give this place 4 stars because I wish they had more alcoholic pops to taste lol. I saw some creative tasting pops and was able to sample a few which were nice. I was told flavors change every week which is cool. I ended up buying the pineapple which was refreshing and yummy !! Next time I’m in the area I would def pass by again to try more flavors

Mmmmmmm! Where do I start? I have tried several different pops and I LOVE them all. Add nuts (and I love nuts :)) and chocolate and your good to go!

I read Unilocal demigod Orlando D.‘s hyped up review, so coming here was less choice and more compulsion.
Yes, the hype is well deserved. This is the kind of place that makes me happy human society has morphed from nomadic hunting and gathering into a culture allowing for robust specialization of labor. Feverish Pops is the poster child for specialization of labor. Think about it. As a kid if you asked your mom if you could sell some Popsicles, your mom probably would have said yes, unless she was criminally negligent or some crazy helicopter parent worried «the creepers» might grab more than your product as you stood out on the corner with your Popsicle stand. Fast-​forward a few years though and Mom won’t be so enthusiastic when you explain you plan on having a Popsicle themed career. Parents brag about children whose trajectories go something like high school-​goes-​to-​college-​goes-​to-​medical-​school-​becomes-​doctor. Meanwhile, high school-​goes-​to-​college – becomes-​Popsicle people normally just get sympathetic looks. They are the special ones. In hunter gatherer terms, they are the designated Unknown Berry Testers.
So it says something about the people who started Feverish that the business has reached this proportion and level of success. They really are special, and not in the derogatory academic sense. After all, specialization of labor doesn’t dictate that places like this will be successful, it just creates the conditions for success to be possible. For that success to be achieved, it takes people who are willing to stand up to society, hunters and gatherers, and mothers everywhere to say «screw med school, Popsicle WILL be my career.» That takes courage, ingenuity, and maybe a little insanity.
As expected for people who have made their career Popsicle, their products tend to either be delicious or just plain unusual. One thing none of their popsicles are is boring. So come try them out. This is human society at its pinnacle, don’t miss out.

HOLY POPSICLES! Now that I’m back in the country I had to stop by Feverish Pops to get my Popsicle fix. Can you believe I had 3 POPSICLES BACK-​TO-​BACK?!
Rice pudding used to be my fav, but now that I found out that they are dipping pops in all sorts of yummy things I found 2 new favorite pops! Lets start with my new NÚMERO UNO: Strawberry Milkshake dipped in chocolate and then dipped in potato chips! YUP, I SAID IT… dipped in chips! Who would’ve ever thought, right! I wish I could’ve taken a case home. It’s too bad I wasn’t going straight home. My second fav was the peanut butter and jelly Popsicle. I was ready to break out in my PB& J dance. Watch out now! Popsicles make u do some crazy things!
I couldn’t believe how much the place has changed since their first opening! It’s so awesome inside, and it has free wifi so I was able to do work and eating Popsicles doesn’t get better than that!
Oh-​yea, I also tried a bottle of REAL ginger ale, not that crap in a can we drink. This was the truth! I can’t wait to go back on Monday with my boy friend. I need another Pizzle Pop!!!

For my first visit, I was impressed with their Bart Simpson shake. It was butterfingerly goodness. I keep reading reviews about the Chocolate Salted Caramel Coconut pops. Considering my love for Chocolate + Caramel + Coconut, this is a must try for me! I’ll be updating this review soon. :)

My husband loves popsicles (he’s a kid at heart), so when we discovered Feverish Pops in Midtown, we had to check it out.
There are quite a few flavors to choose from. What I liked best was that they tasted fresh enough to feel healthy, but not TOO healthy that they were flavorless or weirdly textured. Yes, we have definitely sampled enough popsicles in our lives to consider ourselves connoisseurs!
I started by asking the woman behind the counter if the bourbon popsicle actually contained bourbon. She answered that yes, in fact, it did. So then I asked her if the strawberry mojito really had «mojito» in it. Yes, it does. I was about to ask about the watermelon ginger vodka popsicle when I think she caught on to me and quickly said, «All the ones that say alcohol in their names contain alcohol!» I just found this idea so foreign and amazing that I couldn’t believe it, I guess!
We chose the strawberry mojito and the watermelon ginger vodka and practically skipped outside like children. Although I am a complete lightweight, I’m not sure if it was the vodka in my popsicle or just the sheer giddiness of finding a popsicle store in the world, but I felt pretty great after enjoying my treat! My husband was also very happy and we will definitely be hitting up Feverish Pops again!

Pops and more pops, alcoholic pops, kiddie pops, and some amazing lemonade. The lovely ladies who wait on you are so wonderful. Super friendly, they let you try samples of all their wonderful flavors.
Gluten free, organic these little delights will wow you. The coconut was so good and hubs had the mango after he sampled like four, geez ha ha I had a taste for some lemonade and oh was it a great lemonade. We also tried one pop with vodka in it, very different I must say.
Great place to take kids or adults that like a great alcoholic Popsicle. Fun, creative, delish, reasonable prices for what you get with some very friendly service.
Fun bright colored décor with the cutest t-​shirts for sale also. Nice addition to Midtown. Hmm, you could probably do a happy hour here, hee hee

Holy popsicles!
Wow these are the best popsicles I have ever had the privilege to taste! Such a great idea and even a touching a story of the couple who brought these tasty treats to Midtown. Feverish Pops are not to be missed if you are anywhere it he area. They have a small shop tucked a ways down from the bigger stores, at the newer end of the Shoppes of Midtown. Since I know tons of my Unilocalers are in the area all the time grabbing bites, this is THE new spot for a quick dessert on the go. The best part is that there’s your creative flavored under-​21-​pops, then there’s the adult pops, with a a variety of spiked pops. I’ve tried several and my favorite to date has to be the Mango Bourbon. It is a kick-*ss version of two of my favorite flavors I never teven thought to combine! Brilliant Feverish pops! Way to go and keep combos coming. We are eating them up. No where to go but up form here.

Quick question: What’s the most amount of money you’ve ever spent on popsicles? OH, THAT’S CUTE, I JUST SPENT $ 30. I thought that last sentence would have more «oomph», but even though $ 30 for popsicles is a lot, when you look at «I just spent $ 30» it sounds like a very benign complaint.
Feverish Pops sounds like one of those businesses that if a friend of mine told me they were going to open a popsicle shop, I would laugh in their face and mock them relentlessly about how it has nothing to do with their liberal arts degree. That’s basically what an ice cream truck driver does, except their business model includes free delivery. So $ 3 for a popsicle is starting to sound less and less appealing when you have to get in your car and play ice cream truck music from your car stereo (to get pumped up for ice cream, obviously). It all sounds like a goddamn con. They actually started off as a food ice cream truck and decided to give up their nomadic lifestyle in exchange for not having to drive a fucking truck all day.
But then you actually try one of those popsicles. I ended up buying seven of them, because the dude conned me into it by telling me, «If you buy seven, you get one free.» OH, ALL I HAVE TO DO IS BUY SEVEN OF THEM? Of course I fell for it, because I’m a fucking man-​child. They had all kinds of flavors: mango with liquor in it, strawberries with liquor in it, blueberries with liquor in it, and virgin stuff. The virgin stuff includes apple pie, peanut butter and jelly, and pineapple basil. We tried a sample, and it tasted like childhood. A good childhood, not the kind of childhood where you got bad grades in school, daddy beat you for it, and mommy drank because you were supposed to fix their marriage.
Naturally, I ended up wanting to buy not one, but seven of them. The guy working the counter was great. I think they made a good choice, because he’s got the trendy, urban, hip thing going on which flows with the image of the place appropriately. If it were some annoying fucking hipster elitist describing the process of making the popsicles to me and how the strawberries they use are locally-​grown along with the photo of River, the pink-​haired girl from Portland who picked them, I would’ve walked out of there and told my girlfriend to yell «rape» as loudly as she could. The guy was cool, and even though they’re not yet ready to sell those pops to go (he said they’re working on getting some dry ice for it), he went to the back and wrapped all those pops for us to go. I broke my no-​tip-​for-​non-​tip-​personnel rule on him.
We didn’t do this, but they let you dip those pops in chocolate, and then some other topping like POTATO CHIPS. That sounds stupid, but so did the plot to Transformers 3 and I watched it anyway, so this is probably worth a shot.
At the register, there was a little poster at the counter talking about the owner, his wife, and their history in opening said store. The dude in the poster looked, to me, a lot like a guy sitting at a table watching Dana and I order. I wanted to be like, «Hey, you’re the owner, aren’t you?» But if I was wrong, then I’d be accused of saying all black people look alike. It was kinda like seeing a B-​list celebrity that you’re not sure is them, but you’re marginally intrigued about seeing them. If I were at a Bennigan’s and saw Dean Cain, I’d be like, «Is that… Dean Cain? Huh. Cool. Also, am I in a Bennigan’s?»
When we got home, we shared the apple pie popsicle. It was stupid delicious. Then, like, 20 minutes later I wanted more so I ate the peanut butter and jelly one. Oh God.
This stuff is like frozen crystal meth, and while I find it moderately retarded that they decided to open their store while it’s «cold» in Miami, I thank them for it. I highly recommend making your way there immediately and trying them out. Make sure you tell them Boy Writes Miami sent you, so they can be like, «I don’t know who that is.»
PEOPLE WHO WOULD ENJOY IT: Everyone. They’re under 100 calories each, so fatties are welcome.
PEOPLE WHO WOULD NOT ENJOY IT: Anyone who buys those packs of Publix ice cream sandwiches for $ 2.

This place ROCKS! Went for their grand opening via Miami New Times. Had the boozy mango pop. Wow! Coming back a million times.

I’ve heard of this place before due to Unilocal,but only the popsicle truck. Looks like they just opened a standalone store in the Midtown shoppes area!
My friends and I waltzed in with no idea what was going on, but the two guys working there really spent their time with us and gave us suggestions. I had the (adult) Raspberry Sweet Tea Vodka and it was DELICIOUS. It was full of raspberries, with a nice balanced tea taste. I didn’t taste any vodka (I’m not sure if you want to, besides I think vodka tastes like water). My other friends had the pineapple basil tequila (great) and a plain pineapple (good, but nothing new).
The adult popsicles run $ 4 a pop, while the non-​alcoholic runs around $ 3. Its a tough sell to open in the winter (?!) but I’d definitely stop by everytime I’m in Midtown.