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Melt

910 N. 5th St. Phoenix, AZ 85004

Central Phoenix

602-472-3246

www.meltphx.com

Hours: Daily, 12 p.m.-12 a.m.

Thanks to Jobot owner John Sagasta, First Friday fans and Roosevelt Row, denizens can pop into his new late-night ice cream shop for a frozen treat courtesy of Gilbert's Udder Delights (Superstition Farms) ice cream. Score a scoop of one of twenty classic and unique rotating flavors (hint: try the cinnamon) served up in a homemade waffle cone ($4.50) or in a Chinese take-out box topped with a fortune cookie. Cool.

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