Stopped by for some after dinner treats!…read more We saw they have late hours so we walked over. Even though it was around 9p in a suburban strip mall there was a quite a bit of foot traffic so happy this business is popular! We got the strawberry shawty. Apparently it is pretty popular as the staff was preparing some pick up and they gave us the one they just finished. We get three free toppings so added more strawberries, mochi, and whipped cream. It was pretty tasty and great creamy texture.

Such a cute little spot for a sweet treat! They have many options to choose from for their rolled…read moreice cream. I'll definitely be back to try the bubble waffle next time, they smelled amazing! The girls working were also so sweet and friendly. Such a cute spot.

WANDERLUST is one of those places you need to write a review about immediately after you visit…read morebecause the next month, the flavor that I will be reviewing about will no longer be available --- But I'm doing it anyway so you get an idea how good their experiments are. For the first time though, I tried their sticky rice and mango --- I don't know how they get the flavors spot on but they really do. It really is like eat real sticky rice and real mango. Staff is infinitely patient. Especially since we brought some out of towners.

Love the diverse Asian flavors offered. Definitely pricey for a single scoop though…read more Pandan tres leches had great flavor and the Japanese neopolitan was so milky and roasty at the same time. While the flavors were strong and unique, the ice cream texture itself was certainly airy and occasionally icy. Not the smoothest or creamiest ice cream I've had. Only a bench for seating inside.

Love the shakes. Love that I can walk out with a pint of fresh delicious ice cream that taste like…read morereal flavors and not artificial flavors. And I have yet to have a bad experience with any worker there. They are all so nice and diligent. I highly recommend trying them out and not falling for reviews that put down one spot that has been a neighborhood staple for years to recommend another place that just expanded to the valley. They have their own page for their own reviews. I really hate reviews like that. So I went ahead and wrote this to balance it out.

I tried this place on a whim since another dessert spot in the plaza was closed. It's small and out…read moreof date. There were many options of Italian ice, crème ice, ice cream. They apparently make everything in house. I don't have the biggest sweet tooth so I went for crème ice which was dairy free and much lighter than ice cream. It was $7 for a small scoop which was on the more expensive side. In all honesty, this place is okay. Nothing truly stood out to me about it. I was expecting a lot more given it has 4.8 stars and 500+ reviews. It lacked in the overall experience from walking into the door to the flavor itself. I don't think I'd go back, I'd rather just go somewhere else.

It's the best homemade ice cream around. We started going to Handel's in Cleveland Ohio and were so…read morehappy to see that there's a Handel's in Los Angeles area! The flap ors are so rich and they do not skimp on the ingredients! The best!

Oh, what a yummy treat! It's wonderful being an adult because apparently we can have ice cream…read moreBEFORE our meal and nobody can stop us! I went with mango, coffee, and mint chocolate chip with lots of chocolate chunks. I know it's an odd combination, but these are my go-to flavors whenever I want to put an ice cream shop to the test. Handel's did not disappoint. The ice cream was creamy, smooth, and packed with flavor. Every bite was delicious, and I walked away one very happy big kid with a cup of ice cream. Sometimes you just have to eat dessert first. Life is short!

Been a good while since I have been here and it is as great, even years since Ive been here…read more Everyone enjoyed their paletas. Ample seating. Card accepted for 50 cent charge. Highly recommend.

Payed $17 for a cup of Dubai strawberries, nastiest one I've tried. The strawberries were all…read morefermented and nasty. Fruit is not fresh

My happy place!!! I can't remember how I found the brand but I'd been buying it from Lazy Acres, WF…read moreand occasionally Erewhon for the organic flavors. Sprouts had it, once I actually started eating it, they discontinued it lol. I love that for the majority of flavors it's so much cleaner than other brands. I realized there was flavors I wanted to try, not in those stores. I texted cs (SUPER helpful btw) but they told me the stores had all the flavors. GCM can be a pain, and my friend sent me a story about that store, so I'm glad I ended up in studio city. I wrote her name but can't find it. I think it was Mirka. So sweet and helpful. She was patient while I tried some of the flavors I had curiosity around but had never seen in the stores. At the time the double strawberry sees collab flavor was new, tried it and liked it. The pbj needed strawberry jelly instead. There was other flavors I hadn't heard of. It was nice to be at the helm of the flavors lol. I did a sampler flight and got the strawberry sees one to go home. I will say, it's $13 in store, and a while back WF had a kick ass sale and I paid $4! But they didn't have all the flavors! So I suppose it's worth it lol. I came again w a friend. I wanted to do the corn and berries and try the berry crumble. I was so intrigued by corn and berries, but let me tell you, it's chillin w its cousins in my freezer! I should've taken a pic of my freezer at the height of the sale! I think I have 8 pints in my freezer. Don't judge me. Some of my faves: summer corn & blackberries, brown sugar w milk Bordeaux, banana cream w toffee ettes, sea salt cream & cookies and golden state vanilla. I love churros & sprinkle cake - only available here. Haven't brought them home yet but they were part of my flight. I find it interesting, of all the flavors they find strawberry oversaturated, so you can only buy it here or online. I'm not big on chocolate but even w the ss cream & cookies, they're house made cookies and SO good! Despite the name, I didn't realize chocolate w polar bear paws was a chocolate based ice cream, again lol don't judge me. Most chocolate ice creams I've had in the past are hard to get through. Let's just say that pint lasted 2 days once opened. I probably would buy it on a rare occasion but I was surprised with how smooth it is. I brought my friend with me the second time, she got the Bordeaux one after tasting. I tried to tell her it was available at WF, but that's not her usually store so she paid it. Again I'm struggling with the name of the guy that helped us. Kind and patient. Obviously I'll be back when something I'm intrigued by is only here or online. I'm extremely happy that they don't just deliver an epic product, but the service also lives up to it. It's a place I'll happily return.

Walked in today at 3pm and waited for like 5 minutes for someone to come out of the back to help…read moreme. Eneida came out and just stood there without saying "hello, how can I help you?" No smile, nothing. I asked her if I could sample couple of their ice creams, and without saying a word she let me sample two. I went with a medium cup with two small scoops of ice cream, I asked her if she could give me just a little more. Still no answer. It was like talking to myself. For 2 small scoops, price was $10.95. VERY EXPENSIVE! Got Vanilla and some other creamy ice cream (can't remember the name), that had four different types of nuts: pecans, peanuts, walnuts, and almonds. The name wasn't stated on the receipt. The ice cream tasted delicious, creamy, flavorful, great texture and was well balanced. They have small stools inside, and somewhat long tables. They also have this long bench outside for people to sit on. Place was clean, street parking only and gender neutral restroom. The original McConnell's was founded back in 1949 in Santa Barbara. My son and I were there not too long ago and tried the original one in SB. They also have 3 other locations including this one. The vibe just didn't rub me the right way. All employees were somewhat trying their best to be helpful. They also serve sorbet, baked goods (which were empty). I wanted to get a cookie or a muffin. Whatever was left didn't look appealing. They make smoothies, shakes, and sauces. Everything from scratch. Time to make a trip to Freddos.

Always dependably open late. Cute and charming cafe. I've brought friends to this place for their…read morefirst time, and they've all seemed to love it. No exception to my most recent visit. Still loved it. One little negative would be that they don't offer customer use of their restroom. It's for employees only. I thought that restaurants that have seating for customers were required to provide a restroom. Maybe I was wrong?

I'm honestly so disappointed with how much this place has changed since the new owners took over…read more It used to have such a cute, cozy, homey atmosphere that made it feel special and gave you a reason to keep coming back. Now, everything feels overly modern, and unfortunately, it completely took away the charm and vibe that made this place what it was. On top of that, the coffee just isn't good anymore. I really wanted to continue loving this place, especially because of how much I enjoyed it before, but it just doesn't have the same warmth, quality, or character it used to. Really sad to see such a charming spot lose what made it unique.

I love vegan ice cream and trying unique flavors! It's so much fun. And I love being able to write…read moreone for my 150th! My friend and I almost got lost trying to find this little shop. There are several flavors available and the worker presented the ice cream scoops so nice and smooth. The care and dedication is so nice. I'd recommend the passion fruit flavor and lychee if it's available! The flavors also change seasonally. There aren't a whole lot of tables maybe like a couple the last time I went. It feels like a cute little shop with an ordering window.

I'm a bit mixed towards AWAN but for a first time visitor I definitely wish things went a tad…read morebetter. I walked up to the window and the worker was hunched over the cooler on his phone, took one glance at me and went back to his phone. No greeting, no acknowledgment, not a single word. I took a moment to check the menu and waited a few more moments in the hopes that he looked up at me - he didn't. I should've just walked away at this point. But I didn't. I said I was ready and asked what flavors he recommends since it's my first time. "Well you can sample the flavors" . . . Me: "oh I know but I'm curious what YOU recommend" So finally he offered the birthday cake and I asked for a sample of the milk moon too. I went with the split scoop for $10 but an extra charge for the seasonal flavor so it came out to $11. I will say - the portion is generous and the presentation is nice. The worker was a little bit more talkative upon bringing my cup and the card reader to pay. But it didn't make up for the initial interaction, or lack thereof. The flavors are pretty mild but the moon milk definitely had the floral and "spiced" flavor to it. It was interesting and different than most ice cream around LA but nothing that made me go "wow" and want to get it again. The vanilla was very mild and tasted more like a milk flavor. Both scoops were creamy and smooth without being too sweet. The birthday cake I sampled was very sweet so I'm glad I didn't choose that. Overall it just wasn't impressive for me to return and the service aspect doesn't help the situation

Such a fun spot to try something a little different! It's kind of like a snow cone, but creamier…read moreand way more indulgent. The texture is soft and smooth, and the toppings were fresh and delicious. It gives frozen yogurt vibes, but with a unique twist that's worth checking out if you're in the mood for something new. The staff was super helpful and friendly, and the indoor seating made it a nice little spot to cool off and enjoy your treat. Definitely a sweet stop I'd recommend if you're in the area!

Prices have gone up $1 per size. Just as an FYI…read more I know owner times are though, hopefully this doesn't hurt business. I for one won't be coming as often.......

We enjoy going to Sloan's as part of our little date nights. We usually end the night at Sloan's…read moreafter eating in the village. Our most recent trip, we went on a Saturday around 5:15pm and there was one other group in there. However, when we left there were several groups in there. They were well staffed with at least five employees that I can remember taking orders. We ordered a banana split ($13.99) with vanilla, dulce de leche, and mud pie as our ice cream flavors. Our wet toppings were hot fudge x2 and marshmallow. My partner likes peanuts but I don't necessarily care for them, so he selected the crushed peanuts as our dry topping and requested that it only be put on top of the vanilla ice cream (his ice cream selection). Our server happily obliged. What I found to be really impressive was while we were waiting for our banana split to be created, we were approached at least three times asking if we had been helped yet. They are really on top of it here. In terms of the ice cream - it looks like a kid's dream, and tastes just as good as it looks. The banana split comes with two bananas, which tasted ripe, and it was definitely sharable between two people. Parking: We did end up having to pay $2 for parking. When we went up to the parking garage and scanned our ticket it said we were good, and once we drove to get out it told us we needed to pay $2. Turns out we were there for an hour and a minute - I guess that minute occurred between the two scans. In the past, I thought once we scanned we had 15 minutes to exit, but I guess things have changed. Just something to be aware of now.

Loved it! I'm currently on an ice cream kick. They don't happen often, but tis the season. My…read morecurrent favourite is McConnells, I didn't have a shop nearby and this place looked fun. Not being familiar w the area and knowing I was headed to an outdoor mall, I called to see where they were. Jesse explained, I parked and found it relatively easy. He told me on the phone he was wrapping up his lunch, and would reopen shortly. By the time I parked and walked over, he opened. Omg! What an amazing place! The decor is amazing, the selections go on for days, cute gifts, a clean bathroom that was also fabulous! I'm a fan!!! Jesse offered ice cream samples and/or fudge. They also had cookies and candy. It was the kind of place you envision when you think of ice cream and candy. Willie Wonka-esque even. They had SO many amazing flavors. Jesse was super patient while i figured my life out. I'm currently stuck on this McConnells flavor that is from their See's collab, I admit that I was trying to create my own version of it. I did great! I did the banana w cookie butter and topped it w heath pieces. I was so impressed with Jesse, he asked how I wanted my scoops layered! Never been asked that. Ever! Kudos! Before ordering my treat I used and admired the restroom as well as their novelty gifts. I can see getting gifts here easily. Jesse was a really nice guy and told me it was their only store in California! He said there's one in vague ass but that they're concentrated in Florida. I'm honored to have had the experience. Next time I'm getting rum raisin!