The person who attended us was quite nice. He made recommendations and we all really enjoyed our…read moreice cream.

Lively festive new ice cream and popsicle place has tables inside and out…read more A little expensive though for the area - $2.25 for a small scoop of ice cream. I sampled the pistachio and the lemon neither tasted that rich as ice cream goes - settled on the chocolate which was fine but not especially chocolately or rich. Also we had one pineapple and one fruit and cream popsicle, both were fine but also a tad expensive. Friendly fast service.

everything a1 service and food thank you .can have free slips for dq please?i like everyone team…read morework like machine.

Got an Oreo cupfection which was just a cup of vanilla ice cream, and a heath caramel cupfection…read morewithout a brownie.

Today I had a morning to celebrate!!! I just completed a presentation for a group that I have been…read moretrying to get in front of for nearly FIVE years solid. Even joking to my friends as i drive up that I was about to go get the door slammed in my face again... At one point I just kept trying because it was a habit and the group is very important. But somehow this week I was able to make the impossible happen! Yay! Persistence paid off for once, rather then just wasting my precious energy and time like I have with so many other people/things. Lol! So to reward myself for the craziness of going from completely shut out to having near full access, even if it will still be a long road of doing my job..... I thought "ICE CREAM!!!" I have been here once before and it is such a cute idea. A little drive thru stand that isn't common place where I live. I drove up and spent $4 on a chocolate sundae. Great price and it was a good amount of ice cream. While not this crazy high quality type of thing, it was still really good and was decorated in such an old school happy way. Sometimes you have to celebrate the things you do well. Especially, if they are things that others might not totally understand or appreciate as a win. This is not a bad stop for such a mini celebration! Yay I am so excited and full of ice cream!!!!

I have to stop by everytime I'm in town…read more I live in San Diego but I go to the valley to visit family pretty often. Everytime I'm in town i have to stop here. It's the perfect place to fulfill your cravings whether its sweet, salty or both. My favorite is the Strawberry natural raspado with creme. My boyfriends favorite is the clamato cocktail and my daughters get hot cheetos and ice cream. I've also had the elote in a cup which is just okay. Stick with the raspados and cocktails! It's a small little building that you can drive thru or walk up to. But dont let the size of the building fool you because they have plenty of options and the service is pretty quick. Not to mention everyone I've ordered from has been pretty cool.

As my second true fine dining experience, I must say I wasn't disappointed. Perhaps a bad financial…read moredecision on my part ($150 per person!), but regardless, it was a night I'll (mostly) remember, haha. I've always been a foodie, and now that I live on my own, I've recently had the opportunity to teach myself how to cook. As somebody new to cooking, and somebody who loves food, I was delighted to find a restaurant that combines food and art into cuisine inspired by the chef's home. A concept too lovely to miss out on! And so, not heeding my better judgment, I decided to book a reservation for myself and my partner for an evening. Based on pure observation, the creativity taking place in that kitchen was worth the value alone. It could be my lack of experience, but so many techniques and flavors were incorporated into each dish that made it difficult for me to trace the methods used. Each morsel was filled with unique, local flavors that I feel very few people would ever have the opportunity to taste. Of course, these were extremely elevated dishes using local ingredients (such as elk, venison, and squash), but regardless, I believe the desert's beauty is often disregarded. Ursa took these unexplored local items and turned them into delicious culinary experiences. I definitely shouldn't have added on the alcohol tasting (additional $80 per person) with the 8-course meal, buuuut when else would I be eating at Ursa, y'know? Each pairing helped to bring out the hidden flavors of the dishes presented, perfectly curated to accompany Ursa's unique menu. There is a non-alcoholic pairing option, which I am curious about, as one of the pairings was a tea made with brittlebush. I was amazed at how concentrated the flavor was! It was so deep, slightly sweet, and paired perfectly with its partner. (I kind of wish my partner didn't finish his!) Was this experience worth it? I'll admit, I do have a little bit of buyers remorse, but I also understand the work involved with creating something like this as a service for others. The food felt very intimate (although pretentious), allowing the chef to speak without saying a word. The service was lovely and attentive. Each person on the staff communicated without me even noticing, and food and drinks found themselves on our table at just the right time. I was beyond impressed with the service, and each dish, that I feel I have to say it was certainly worth the value of the *experience.* If you are looking for a nice place to eat a meal, however, there are other places for that. That said, I probably can't revisit Ursa, haha.

We really wanted to love Ursa. Service was excellent, super warm and attentive. The space, plating,…read moreand locally sourced concept are all really strong. The issue for us was the food. Most of the dishes were either over salted or just didn't come together flavor wise. Some ideas were interesting, but the execution wasn't there, especially for a tasting menu at this price point. We were honestly rooting for this place because the foundation is there. With better seasoning and a bit more balance, it could be really good, but based on this visit we probably wouldn't come back.

today I want to say we went to have lunch here at Dairy Queen, this place is amazing so friendly,…read moreplace was super clean the atmosphere was great I want to thank Tony for his great customer service

very fast and very good food and service will come back more often, very cute and trendy feel as…read morewell.

My ice cream was half melted before I was even given the cup... I think the stone wasn't very cold…read more Also the cup had ice cream all over it. The boy working there seemed very confused so I'm guessing he's newer or it's a first time job. I'd recommend training him a little more since my mix-ins were still in giant chunks and not at all mixed in. Also noticed this store costs a lot more than other coldstones I've been too with much smaller portions!! Won't be coming back to this location...

Blender still broken after two weeks. Such a disappointment. Only thing I come here for is…read moremilkshakes, aside from the occasional cake.

This place is great. Stopped by three times already. I love the banana splits too. The customer…read moreservice is always great. Been around to other places and this one is my favorite now.

Oh my gosh! Their mangada is sooooo good! The mango is so good and they top it perfectly with…read moretamarindo candies and a chili mango paleta! I go out of my way to drive here and get one. They are perfect for hot summer days!

I don't know why Shake and Wake is getting bad reviews! I hope they never go out of business! I…read moredecided to try something new today and got the butty bowl (açaí bowl with peanut butter). OMG it's so good!!! I love that they're generous with the amount of açaí and toppings they give! the container barely closed! So fresh and yummy! Perfect for the hot weather! Of course it does melt quickly but that's to be expected when it's 109 outside. :) Nothing that cant be fixed by putting it back in the freezer for a little bit! Wish I had taken a picture but it was so good I forgot. Customer service was great also! I didn't catch their names but the two working were very friendly!

Smoothies are delicious, but be cautious of Melanie adding a tip to your card without your…read moreknowledge.

So good! I feel like that is enough said about this amazing dessert spot. The pistachio tres leches…read moreis so good and tasted like pistachio. The turtle pudding was so worth every bite. They have so many options for purchase.

This place is a diabetic's dream. I'm borderline Type 2 and am so happy to have found this amazing…read moreshop. I had an iced coffee (cinnamon dolce flavored) and the tres leche with cinnamon. It didn't taste sugar free AT ALL!!!!! It was delicious and the perfect treat after lunch. I highly recommend Sweet Nothings!!!!!

It's always a pleasure to be cooled down especially on those warm summer days and with summer…read morecoming up menchies frozen yogurt is by far the best place to come to. Their workers are always helpful and kind they never have a negative attitude. The yogurt is refreshing and delicious. They have little sample cups so if your not sure if you want that flavor and waste your money you just have a little sample. There is always new flavors and this is a place of being creative and happy.

The desert was very good. I happened to go we the had the Dubai chocolate frozen yogurt. The…read more worker was very nice.