Should take down open hours if they are closed down!! Disappointed!…read more Drove all the way there just to find out it's closed down.

Nice little spot to grab some cold goodies in this heat! Great prices and generous portions for the…read moreshave ice. We ordered the creamsicle, cotton candy and horchata flavors. The smallest size (8 oz) was more than enough per person. We also got the cappuccino crunch thrifty ice cream which was so creamy and delicious. You can never go wrong with thrifty ice cream! Lastly, we ordered the honey sriracha chicken panini, which we also enjoyed. I only wish they enforced wearing masks more strongly, as there were several patrons and workers not wearing masks or not wearing them correctly.

*Old location right beside game stop is permanently closed but this is a review for the new…read morelocation* I like the idea of baskin Robbin's and Dunkin' Donuts together, good service, the interior is really modern but one slight thing, so for my sons birthday I got him a cake from there, it said it was Oreo but when we started eating, we noticed it was mint chocolate chip, so be aware of what cake you are choosing!

Baskin-Robbins old location at 2840 AZ 95 (next to Game Stop) is now permanently closed. They have…read moremoved to the new location at 2500 AZ 95. The new location also has Dunkin' donuts inside. The new location is a smaller building with less seating inside. If it wasn't for the 31% off on the 31st of each month, I'd stay away from this place. Scoops are up to $4.00 per scoop and Dunkin Donuts charges $1.49 per donut (and they don't even bake their donuts in the store they are shipped). I'll stick to the local place Donuts To Go. Baked fresh and 50 cents per donut. I already miss the old Baskin Robbins place. There was more room inside and more seating. And I also might add Baskin Robbins is required to have 31 flavors available. Guess what? This new place only has 24 flavors. I will now stick to the Kingman location. The place is bigger and they carry 31 flavors (and more)

This place is closed and has been replaced by a Dreyer's Ice Cream. No red mango signage is left…read moredespite what's on the old maps and the sign up front outside of the casino.

Came to get some sweet treats for our kids, because the ride woman at the beach sidewalk cafe…read morecouldn't take my cash, even though she said they could only accept cash. So we walked here to get the kids some yogurt. When I asked questions about pricing and proceeded to let her know I was going to buy 6 yogurts, she seemingly got upset that it would take a while because, in her words, "it would take too long to go one by one and she wanted to hurry up and finish her lunch." Her name was Taylor and her customer service was awful. We didn't get the yogurt after all. I thought I'd let her finish her lunch uninterrupted.

Absolutely fabulous ice cream service was amazing. Easy parking. He sat at a little table there. It…read morewas very comfortable. Excellent ice cream. Excellent. Excellent

Went in late in the day-- around 7:30, for an unexpected Ice Cream Dinner…read more Everyone should do this from time to time! The place was clean and the chairs were up ( we took ours down) & the Ice Cream Barista was friendly and efficient. I had the Coffee Lovers and it was a lovely treat.

We stop by Friday night but we were on Nevada time and arrived what we thought was 8:15 but it was…read morereally 9:15 and they were closed on the. we decided to come back Saturday night, and we're glad we did. my wife and I weren't very hungry so he decided to split a dish. We had the chicken marsala over angel hair and a house salad. The chicken marsala was cooked just right with the mushrooms and marsala sauce coating the pasta just right. The NFL playoffs were going on so we sat in the bar and watched the game, but we could hear Frank Sinatra gently singing a Summers Rain in the main dining area. Christie our waitress was very attentive and helped us pick out our dish. We finished with a tiramisu and double espresso. did I mention the portions are very large an overall great dining experience and the next time we're in town will be paying them a visit.

i guess you can't trust some restaurants to stand behind their posted hours. Both on Yelp and on…read morethe restaurant's front doors 9:00 p.m. is listed as Meoni's closing time. Plus, on more than one occasion Diane and I had previously arrived here around 8:30 p.m. and were warmly greeted, seated, and enjoyed our ordered meals. But this Sunday night two days after Halloween, after we had crossed the Colorado River on the Don Laughlin Bridge and had driven for half an hour from our home in Laughlin, we arrived at 8:25 p.m. only to find the restaurant dark and locked, with nobody inside. Granted this was the first day of a time change in California and Nevada from Daylight Savings Time to Standard Time. But this circumstance should have had no effect on Arizona, whose time zone remained the same as the day before. Disappointed, we went in search of another place to eat dinner, and after encountering the kitchen staff of China Panda in the restaurant's parking lot about to leave for home half an hour earlier than its posted closing hour, finally wound up at reliable Black Bear Diner. We were the only patrons seated in the entire capacious restaurant until a few other people walked inside about 15 minutes later This spooky night felt like Halloween, but the tricks and added hunger we experienced occurred just a bit later.

Sometimes nothing tops off a meal better than a Dairy Queen soft serve sundae or cone. So, after…read moredining at China Panda, I drove directly across to the other side of the highway, parked the car, and went inside this Dairy Queen for the first time. Trying to avoid Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes, I now strictly follow a rule of no more than two sugary desserts a month. Since the month was ending, I didn't want to lose my chance at a second sweet treat for September. So, here I was, ultimately enjoying a Large Chocolate-Dipped Cone, which was cool, smooth, and very satisfying--even after finishing a large dinner of Chinese food.

Busy place but was still greeted when I walked in! Medium blizzard $7.00. It was full for a Monday…read morenight but not too loud.

First off this place does not have 31 flavors. A lot of the ice cream was not tagged & Aleisha did…read morenot know what the ice cream was. Not friendly. Certainly not happy to help me. Sad considering I wash the only person inside the store. It is more important to wait on the drive through. I will not be coming back.

This is a typical Baskin Robbins establishment. A large variety of ice cream to select from and…read morethe ice cream is always so delicious. The only reason for a 4 vs. 5 star rating is we purchased an ice cream cake and it was a little pricy. Quality was great and out a smile on our daughters face.

Love their Carmel apples and chocolate covered toffee. Very fresh & crisp apples. Yum!read more

Not sure about there chocolate or ice cream but we got just a regular caramel apple sliced and the…read morecaramel was amazing! It was soft and the apple was sweet. We even thought about going back for a 2nd it was good. Would recommend the caramel apple!

Nasty, nasty, nasty! I couldn't bring myself to eat here…read moreafter seeing the thousands of gnats stuck to the fly tape, hanging above each restroom stall. UNCLEAN!

It was close to highway No hamburgers?? Only chili dogs and…read morecocker strips Food average

Tried Bumbleberry Flats for the first time. Service was great and the food was yum. If you have a…read moresweet tooth...I recommend their fresh baked goodies. "American" cuisines. Definitely going back.

We were staying at the Golden Nugget next door and walked over for the breakfast buffet which was…read more$25 per person. Way more affordable than the buffets in Las Vegas. I highly recommend getting here at 8 because they get busy quick. Great options and service! The waffles and potatoes were really Good. This is located inside the Pioneer, and there is free parking.