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Cocktail Creamery relocates to inside The Donut Kitchen in downtown McKinney
Cocktail Creamery relocated from the Red Canoe Bake & Brew to The Donut Kitchen in November. (courtesy Cocktail Creamery)
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Cocktail Creamery relocated to The Donut Kitchen, located at 205 W. Louisiana St., McKinney. The first day of business at the new location is Nov. 26. The creamery closed its former location inside the Red Canoe Bake & Brew, located at 109 N. Kentucky St., McKinney, on Nov. 14. Cocktail Creamery offers homemade alcohol-infused ice cream. Flavors include vanilla infused with bourbon and Baileys Vanilla Cinnamon Cream liqueur among several other flavors, according to its website. 508-446-7103. www.cocktailcreamery.com
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