Ayyyy man, so look…read more I'm in Colorado for the first time. Not really knowing what's what, where's where who's who. Just left Denver and now I'm in Lafayette. Y'all got a crazy city in Lafeyette first of all, I know the median income gotta be like $200,000 because some of these properties is ridiculous. Might just be moving out here next but that's a different story. So it's like 21:06 (9:06pm ) and my sweet tooth itchin. I'm like hol on baby imma feed you just gimme a second. So I'm on Apple Maps (google maps is for old people) and I'm searching everything. Juice, smoothies, ice cream. Closed. Closed. Closed. Closed. Damn. Sweet tooth starting to ache. I'm like gimme a sec I got you! So I see this cow-a-bunga place. Had like 7 reviews, people gassing it up and it's 5 minutes away from Winona Lake Reservoir where I just finished my Post Brewery Co. dinner (good but not good enough for a review, tbh the cheddar biscuits were dry and the brussel sprouts overcooked but ion like to be negative with my yelp so imma leave it at that. Just needed you to know how bad I needed some sweet stuff). Anyway, I'm with my friend and I'm like yo should we do it and she's like absolutely. So we go. So we walk in. Two people behind the counter, boy and a girl. Coulda been brother and sister, real good chemistry here and the vibes had me feeling part of the cowabunga family from the jump. Love it already. So we looking at the flavors and we're like damn... what do we even get. All types of crazy names. Some like funky donkey or something. Death by chocolate. Don't know what Pralines are but they had that too. So I'm trying all these flavors, some guy in the bowling alley next door told me to get the Bing Cherry (not Bingo cherry like I thought it said). I'm like aight, it's cool, but I'm the kinda guy who asks to take the cherry off the milkshake so I couldn't commit to scoops of this thing. And then I see it. Pink Cadillac. The name, so daring and luxurious. I asked, "what is this?" "Strawberry and Oreo." My favorite dairy combination. Y'all. When I tell you my life done changed. This is the best ice cream I've tasted in a while. I wanna go back, and I also never want to see it again so it can't ever ruin the memory of my first time having it. All the flavors are cool. But pink Cadillac?? This place should be a mandatory visit for anybody in Colorado. Really the United States. I would fly here specifically for this ice cream. And I'm lactose intolerant y'all, I can't just be putting anything in this stomach. Nah. This hit different. I would like to especially thank Sebastian and Kylie (I think her name was Kylie) for making this experience like no other. Y'all really out here changing peoples lives one scoop at a time. I know y'all scooped a bit extra on our cones. That thing was huge. Just know you're appreciated for that. When I have kids, I hope y'all can come cater their birthday parties. 0-18, every single year. No matter where I'm at. Thank you, Pink Cadillac. And thank you, Cow-a-bunga.

I dont know what to say. Not so great tasting ice cream. Skip this place. Service was good.read more

Yonutz is the perfect combination of donuts and ice cream. This spot is perfect for those sugar…read morerushes. I tried the Kinder smashed donut and it did not disappoint, between the ice cream, Nutella, and Oreo toppings, this treat was DELICIOUS. The service her was fast and the ice cream shop had some places to sit, I could definitely see seating filling up fast for those busy hours. Overall, 12/10 really enjoyed the smashed donut and the experience.

I placed a delivery order from Yonutz and so glad I did, it was delicious…read more First, I tried the Strawberry Shortcake Smashed Donut. The donut was warm and soft, topped with ice cream that paired perfectly with the strawberry shortcake crumb. A delicious balance of flavors and textures. Next, I had the Cookie Dough Smashed Donut. My favorite part was the cookie crisp, gave it such a nice crunchy element. It felt like I was eating an upgraded ice cream sundae. The order was packaged well and I'm surprised the ice cream held up during the delivery. I'll definitely be ordering again to try more of their unique creations.

I am very picky about ice cream. In general, I think every ice cream (almost) is good. Sort of like…read morePizza. But to be an elite ice cream place for me it needs to stand out in terms of the quality and flavor. Not all chocolate ice creams are created equal. Also, the place has to be clean and the price should be reasonable (in today's standards). Bottom line: Sweet Cow is officially in my top 4 Colorado ice cream places. They have hits and misses, but generally, it's really good. Service was also pretty quick on a very busy Friday night. Not much indoor seating though, it's kind of all outdoors.

Sweet Cow must be a local favorite, the line was out of the door! Fortunately, the staffs had the…read moreprocess down to a science, so the line moved surprisingly fast. We shared a few different flavors and my favorite was the oatmeal cookie. It had a subtle oatmeal cookie flavor that wasn't overly sweet, and the ice team itself was rich, milky and smooth. The runner up is the vegan Sherpa Chai. You can't really tell it's vegan based on the texture. The chai flavor was bold but well balanced. There were plenty of other flavors caught my eye, will definitely come back and try more!

Dante's Serious Ice Cream is SERIOUSLY delicious!…read more They have a great selection of creative & yummy flavors, it's hard to choose just one! Thankfully the staff are friendly & patient, available to help with all your ice cream questions & needs. The interior is so cute & whimsy & with every purchase you get a quarter to donate to your choice of selected charities, how sweet! My visit did not disappoint!

Fantastic ice-cream flavors! Everything is hand made and you can taste the difference. And with…read moreevery purchase, they give a donation to a local charity.

Found this place by being in the area and wanted something to cool down…read more Not busy at all in a shopping plaza. Cool small shop for yogurt few selected flavors and very clean place. Yougurt was good. Toppings looked and tasted fresh.

Most Expensive Yogurt Ever…read more I'm from Southern California, one of the most expensive places in the country, so I'm no stranger to high prices. But even by Southern California standards, my experience at Yogurt Yum was absolutely shocking. Two small cups of frozen yogurt came out to $27.02. Let that sink in. Twenty-seven dollars... for yogurt. To make matters worse, the yogurt itself was average at best. Nothing special, nothing memorable, certainly nothing that would remotely justify a price tag like that. It tasted like the same frozen yogurt you can get at dozens of other places for a fraction of the cost. What really made the experience worse was the fact that there were no tasting cups available. Most frozen yogurt shops allow customers to try flavors before committing, especially when you're paying by weight. Here, you're expected to just guess and hope you like what you pick, while the price quietly climbs into the stratosphere. Again, I come from Southern California. I've been to plenty of frozen yogurt shops in places where rent, labor, and everything else is expensive. Never in my life have I paid $27 for two small yogurts. Needless to say, NEVER again will I buy yogurt from here. Buyer beware... you can't say you weren't warned.

When entering the parlor you could smell the aroma of the frozen yogurt in the air…read more I absolutely adore the classic golden vanilla yogurt with peanuts and a sprinkle of sprinkles and baby M&Ms. The checkout lady was incredibly helpful when we decided to add an extra tub of yogurt. As usual, the shop was quiet when we arrived, and became busy when we left.

All in all very nice frozen yogurt experience. The restaurant is well decked out with decorations…read more It will definitely appeal to the kids. Mediocre selection of yogurt. Excellent selection of toppings. Clean and comfortable dining area. Super friendly and helpful staff. Service was fast and friendly.

Never disappoints. Always delicious. The staff is friendly. What all ice cream shops should be like.read more

Not sure how ya screw up a Coldstone, but this place does. Been to quite a few in my time and this…read morewas the first time I was disappointed. Not sure if they have their freezers too cold, or what, but the strawberries tasted freezer burnt. The cone was also stale. This was one of the worst $12 I've ever spent and I even drove like 10 miles out of the way for it. Do better, please.

We were looking for a sweet treat after seeing a movie at the nearby Alamo Drafthouse, and as we…read moredrove around we saw Frozen Spirals and had to stop! The inside is adorable with colorful walls and the amazing looking freezer display of all the ice cream flavors. Once you choose your ice cream flavor/s, the staff goes to work flattening it out into a roll, adding in the toppings you've picked, and then rolling and rolling into little curls that make almost a "bouquet" of ice cream! It's super neat to see the process and even better to TASTE it. I got the coffee base ice cream with caramel syrup and Oreo crumbles (and a smiley marshmallow on top)! My husband got the horchata ice cream base with brownie mixed in and just whipped cream on top - it was also amazing! They have so many options for the base, mix-ins, and toppings - you will for sure find a combination that fits your taste.

Cool little spot, ice cream was good honestly. Service was pretty slow especially considering other…read morerolled ice cream spots that I have been to. Took around 25 minutes to get the ice cream which considering is quite long. Unfortunately wouldn't merit a revisit in my opinion.

WOW, just wow! Big ice cream fan here, and I can't get enough of Paleteria La Loteria. I don't even…read moreknow if I can even put into words how good this shop is, but I will try. It doesn't matter if you're a big fruit person or chocolate person (or general snack person really). This paleteria has you covered. Me, I'm all about chocolate and warm pastries, so of course I went for the churros con nieve (even got to make the churros caramel). I almost cried into these churros, they were so good. It does take a few minutes for the churros (I appreciated they gave me a heads up before I placed the order), but it was 110% worth it. I paired these delicious crispy caramel filled cinnamon heaven puffs with the horchata ice cream, and it was unreal. I couldn't stop after that, so I also added on a scoop of Nutella ice cream (no regrets). It was the best. On top of the awesome food items is the awesome staff. They made great suggestions, answered a bunch of our questions, and could make so many different things (all of which were amazing). The decor is also so bright and fun, and there are a couple tables in case you don't want that precious ice cream to melt before you get home. Can't wait to go back and eat my way through the whole menu. And then do it all over again.

Paletas and ice cream flavors that are delicious and a great price. Tables and seating inside,…read moreservice was friendly. Easy parking in the lot.

Best flavors and super clean! We love going to the chic fil a nearby and then here for dessert!read more

Very disappointing experience, especially since we came here to celebrate my daughter's 3rd…read morebirthday. When we walked in, the employees were sitting at a table chatting with each other. One said "welcome," but they continued talking and no one asked if we needed help. After getting our ice cream, my 3 year old saw the peanut M&M's at the toppings station and took one with her hand. I completely understand that you cannot touch the toppings, and her father was ALREADY explaining that to her. Instead of letting him handle it, an employee came over and started lecturing my daughter in a very rude and unnecessary tone. She then grabbed the M&M container and threw a large amount of them in the trash right in front of us. I understand the food-safety issue. My problem was the way she spoke to a THREE YEAR OLD whose parent was already correcting her. I didn't argue or make a scene because it was my daughter's birthday. I simply got her ice cream, sat down, and tried to enjoy her special day. There is a respectful way to handle situations like this, especially when dealing with small children. Unfortunately, this employee's attitude turned what should have been a sweet birthday experience into a very disappointing one