The Scoop Room reopens at new location – just in time for Easter

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April 2, 2026

The wait is over. The Scoop Room from Gelato Henley has officially reopened its doors following its recent move – and here’s how you can grab a cone.

The wait is over. The Scoop Room from Gelato Henley has officially reopened its doors following its recent move – and here’s how you can grab a cone.

After a short closure, The Scoop Room is now welcoming customers to its brand-new shop on Reading Road in Henley.

Previously based on Duke Street, the new premises promises a bigger and better venue for customers to enjoy its signature gelatos and sorbets.

On the menu, expect fan favourites such as Jammie Dodger, Kinder Bueno, After Eight, cinnamon, Baileys, white chocolate & raspberry, zingy mango sorbet and plenty more – all available in cones or tubs.

And if you want to fill your own freezer, many flavours are available for home delivery via Gelato Henley’s website.

The Scoop Room is open from 12pm to 7pm Sunday to Wednesday, and from 12pm to 8pm Thursday through Saturday.

Please note that opening hours may vary during holidays.

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