Service was decent. Ice cream didn't take to long to arrive and the overall style of there place is…read moregreat as well. Ice cream tasted overall good but slightly on the sugary side. Experience and atmosphere was good also. Would recommend

High quality ice cream and quality ingredients are definitely good for an occasional treat.read more

Great ice cream! They have excellent strawberry and tiger tail ice cream and a cost efficient price…read morewhich made it even more great. They greeted us nicely and overall i felt like I was in a clean, well kept atmosphere. Would recommend!

The frozen treats here are so good! The little ones and I stopped by on a super hot day to have…read moresome yummy treats. This looks like a pretty standard ice cream shop... there is a freezer with lots of ice cream and popsicle flavors. There is a random kiosk type area in the corner with a gentleman selling phone accessories, but he was super nice, even pointing out where the flavor menus were when I overcooked them. It also connects to the bakery next store, but we didn't have a chance to go in this time. The place is a bit loud when it gets crowded, so we kind of had to yell to the lady dishing up the ice cream. After we got our ice creams all paid for, we had a seat to eat. There are only a small handful of tables and a few chairs, but we were able to snag one. The coffee paleta had almond and chocolate and was soooooo good! It was creamy and flavorful and I loved the crunchy almonds. My kids both loved their treats too. All three treats came to $10, which is great, especially compared to some other local places. We generally spend around $24 at the local frozen yogurt place, so this was a steal. We will be back VERY soon.

Sonic is always a good choice when you want something good. Their slushes are good! I love their…read moreonion rings! They are a tad bit sweet. The grilled cheese is good too. The pretzel twist OMG so soft & bomb! I get that every-time. I like their mozzarella sticks but the marinara sauce is not good to me.

Do not use this location if you have good allergies or make any type of special order…read more Or a large vanilla milkshake with no cherry got to the window they handed me a large vanilla milkshake with cherry. I handed a bag fast for what I ordered. They dumped the whipped cream and cherry off of it and put new whipped cream back on right in front of me, I said no this is being ordered for someone that has an allergy. Could you please make me a new one? I saw them go over the machine and grab a fresh cup then somebody else walked in between so I couldn't see. And the vanilla milkshake I got had cherry juice in it anyway. They do not care

We were looking for Italian food somewhere off I-95 on New Year's Day on our way home from visiting…read morefamily out of state and this was the first place we found that was open. It turned out to be a solid choice, though! We were seated and a friendly waiter came to get our drink orders immediately. The menu is pretty extensive, with appetizers, salads, pizza, sandwiches, and a big selection of pasta dishes. I got the Pollo Sorrentino and a house salad. The blue cheese dressing was wonderful and tasted homemade - full of chunks of blue cheese! And the entree had so many mushrooms, which I love! It was delicious and was served hot - it was definitely freshly cooked! My husband got tortellini with meat sauce and added broccoli. He said it was pretty good but thought the sauce could have had more flavor. My daughter got lasagna and a Caesar salad. She pronounced the salad dressing to be the best she'd ever had, and she thought the lasagna was delicious. High praise from a picky teen! The portions were huge (none of us ate more than half our entree) and the prices were reasonable ($45 for the 3 of us). There was also complimentary garlic bread. The restaurant is spacious and clean, and the staff were friendly and provided quick, accurate service. I highly recommend this for a family dinner - and it's only a few minutes off 95 if you're traveling.

Not a three star Italian restaurant not even close. We asked the waitress about the Italian dishes…read moreand she gave nothing but pizza choices. Obviously the restaurant is not an Italian restaurant.

If you like authentic Mexican it is a must. Huge menu. They have a lot of Texas Mexican and…read moreAmerican favorites too like cheesesteaks. 3 sauces with your free homemade hot chips. I had a hot and spicy burrito that will be 3 meals for me for 13$. Great value. I forgot to take a picture as I had to dive in. Coming back.

Food: 5 out of 10. Food came back to table lukewarm three times. The corn was just dumped from the…read morecan. No seasoning. The black beans same. I ordered the shrimp bowl. I wasn't impressed. Margarita: 8.5 out of ten. Very good! Service: they were very nice and warm. They took my plate back to make it right three times and finally it came out hot but my that time I wasn't hungry. Ambiance: Meh.... It's the old Dennys. There's a slight 'old' odor in the air.

A tad on the expensive side, but it's worth it! Never had a flavor I didn't like and am amazed at…read morehow good the sugar free options (only two choices) tasted!

I will admit that my standards for fro-yo are pretty high since there is a fro-yo shop in pretty…read moremuch every strip mall in Southern California. I enjoy the heck out of fro-yo, and building a crazy concoction is one of life's great pleasures. I was pretty disappointed when this was the closest thing we got when we moved here though. I will completely ignore the personal choices of the business, which are their business. I'll focus on the things that personally affect my individual visit. I do like that they have a pretty large selection of flavors. You have ample choices when it comes to yogurt choices and even more when it comes to toppings. The popping bubbles are actually a new one for me and I am pretty tempted to just buy an entire bucket of those and keep them at my house to add to... pretty much everything. Best discovery ever, thanks to these guys. Unfortunately, that is pretty much the end of the really positive things I can say about here. I understand the desire to cut down on the product losses, but one thing that this company doesn't do is have the microscopic sized condiment cups found in every other fro-yo shop I have ever set foot in. You know the ones. Not enough to get any actual amount of product, just enough to decide whether or not the lime sorbet tastes like fruit, or tub cleaner before you spend like $.70 an ounce on it putting it in your cup. They only have two sizes of cups here: big and really big, so it is super easy for a quick tug on a handle to easily cost you $9 and then it ends up tasting like cleaning supplies. Trendy little sample cups would be really helpful. Which also brings me to my next point... This location always seems to be a bit too warm, which means that the yogurt machines are always at punch too warm, so the yogurt is always a touch too melted in my opinion. It would be nice to know that the flavor I pick is half juicy before I add it to the cup to pay for. Also a bit of a weird preference thing, but they do some of their flavor choices oddly. I love a nice vanilla and chocolate swirl, sign me up for a cookie dough and Oreo swirl any day of the week! But when they put pineapple and cotton candy on the same machine... (because inevitably my kiddos will pick that one to swirl, and I let them make their own fro-yo to support autonomy, then pay $30 for 3 cups, and when they get bored or full or grossed out because... pineapple/cotton candy, I inevitably end up attempting to eat whatever awful concoction came out of the machine, because I paid an unreasonable amount of money for it.) Again, a preference thing, but it is still unfortunate. The last reason why I almost hate when the kids ask to come here is because the seating is soooooooooo uncomfortable!!!!!!!! They have very hard wooden benches, no padding at all, and they are laid out where the two tables are very close together sharing one bench, so when it is crowded, you end up practically sitting in another family's lap. It is kind of uncomfortable to either wiggle/scoot from the outside of the table allllllllllll the way around to the opening, or to slide through the tiny opening in the middle and shove your butt in some strangers face to sit down. Either way, I learned my lesson and if it is too crowded, we just go elsewhere. All in all, I go when the kids are craving autonomy and popping bubbles, but this is definitely my least favorite of all of the (very very many) frozen yogurt places we have gone to.

It was decent. Food was satisfactory. Service was somewhat slow, but perhaps she got overwhelmed…read morewith the lunch rush. I might be back.

My family and I were seated today, 11/30/25, at 12:50. By 2:00, our food had not arrived. The…read moreservice was very, very, very slow. I asked the server for a status and I was told "they were busy and I just had to wait..." after already patiently waiting a hour. That was not admirable customer service. Meanwhile, another party who was seated at the same time as us had ordered, food served, paid, and left the restaurant before we received anything other than chips. Mysteriously, my two-year old daughter's rice and beans arrived within five minutes of me asking the server for a status. I think the server forgot to put our order in with the kitchen. At that point, I cancelled the rest of my order and paid for just the rice and beans (order #: K15-2). If you're seeking quick service, pack your patience.