We MOOOOOOVED!

We are UDDERLY ecstatic to share that we MOOOOOOVED!

Don’t have a cow - it’s just up the street!
And that’s not all….

Things changed in all the best ways for us in 2021. We are so excited to share the scoop with you guys!

In April of 2021, we purchased our very own building, and have relocated to 302 North Main Street (formerly Remington’s Balloons) in May 2022! We now have more than FIVE TIMES the space we had for ice cream production, bakery production, storage, and more!

WE HAVE A NEW NAME! Since taking over Little O’s in 2018, we’ve made a lot of changes to the business: we got our dairy license, started making all of the delicious ice cream we sell on site, converted the shop into a historically correct soda fountain/ice cream parlor, and started making the signature baked goods from scratch using historically accurate recipes and real ingredients like butter and pure vanilla extract! Because of these changes, we don’t feel the “Little O’s Old Time Soda Fountain” name fully represents the business anymore, and we’ve made the transition to a name that links both the high quality of what we make and the foundation of our business: SugarBot Creamery! We know change can be hard, but you’ll still see the Little O's name around town for a while, and the famous gooey butter cake, phosphates, and shakes aren't going anywhere!

We are so, so, SO thankful for everyone’s support as we navigated through 2020, and we are so excited to share our new space.

We are especially thankful to our friends at Public Art Co. for our amazing new logo, as well as their constant willingness to not only tolerate - but also participate - in our wild shenanigans, which is how this lovely launch video came to be.

We are also thankful to the folks within the City of St Charles that have helped make this transition possible, and were so willing to brainstorm with us as we looked for a new place to land.

Finally, thanks so much to our friend Emily, for being willing to strap into a cow suit at 8am and skip down the street with us, and our new friend Amanda at the Economic Development Council of St. Charles County, who didn’t even batt an eye when I called asking about a cow suit for hire.