“But they've got the texture right, and they give you more topping than ice cream (nearly), so it is a giant molten pool of chocolate sludge to work through.”
H3
7.9/10
AI-generated summary
Old school parlor in Forest Hills, open over 100 years. Get the hot fudge with whipped cream, which they hand whip and pile high. They give you nearly as much topping as , so a double scoop is the right size. It's a trek from Manhattan, but people say it's worth it.
“But they've got the texture right, and they give you more topping than ice cream (nearly), so it is a giant molten pool of chocolate sludge to work through.”
H3
“Eddies Sweet Shop if you’re willing to travel to Queens”
H2
“For another traditional milkshake, would also recommend Eddie’s Sweet Shop.”
H2
“Eddie’s Sweet Shop isn’t super close, but might be what you’re looking for”
H2
“Eddie’s Sweet Shop”
H2
“Eddie's Sweet Shop”
H2
“For authentic soda shop feel I prefer Eddie’s Sweet Shop in Forest Hills to Brooklyn Farmacy”
H2
“I've never had their milkshakes because their ice creams are fantastic”
H2
“I could truly just eat a bowl of their hot fudge and whipped cream. Don’t even need the ice cream haha!”
H2
“Eddie's Sweet Shop on Metropolitan Avenue in Forest Hills is a must.”
H2
“Comfortland’s bread pudding and the topping at Eddie’s Sweet Shop and Keens hit the mark.”
H2
“Their hot fudge is A+.”
H2