Came here in July and ordered the S'More sundae which came with their house made marshmallows,…read morevanilla ice cream, graham crackers and hot fudge. They will torch the marshmallows right in front of you! It was the perfect dessert on a hot day. Service is good and fairly quick. Place is clean and spacious.

It's not open. We…read morewent because according to Yelp it's open on a Monday. But I didn't notice the weird hours. My fault. But I wish someone would have reported the location closed because I tried to go after a long flight and wanted something sweet. Anyways don't go here, you'll be greet with a sign that says they closed for a new location and there's updates on their site

Absolutely loved Hellenika and their cultured gelato! Right by Pike's Place and we happened to…read morestumble upon it. From other reviews we were lucky there wasn't a long line! Thought the 20 minute churning was neat to see as well as the windows into their kitchen. Appreciated being able to sample! I ended up going with a different direction than I originally would have because of the samples. Coconut Ube was so good! Has little pieces of coconut which adds to the texture and the Plain Greek almost tastes like cheesecake. A small was plenty too and loved you could do two flavors even for a small.

Had to stop at Hellenika Cultured Creamery while exploring Pike Place Market and it did not…read moredisappoint. The gelato is incredibly creamy, rich, and packed with flavor -- you can truly taste the freshness in every bite. I loved that everything is churned every 20 minutes or less, which gives it such a smooth texture. The menu has a great mix of staple favorites and fun seasonal rotations, so there's always something new to try. The staff was friendly, patient, and happy to let us sample flavors before choosing (honestly, you'll want to try them all). The shop itself is bright, spotless, and super easy to order from, which made the whole experience even better. Portions are the perfect size, prices are reasonable for Pike Place Market, and the quality is absolutely worth it. If you're visiting Pike Place and want a refreshing treat, this place is a must-stop. The Honey Lavender and Ube Coconut were amazing! And the Mango Tajin is not one to be slept on.

Gelato as it should be! The chocolate and stracciatella go amazingly well together, and I got the…read moreKookie Caramel, to make it a triple delight! Bellllissssimo!!! The friendly service and peaceful ambience made the experience all the more enjoyable.

It makes me sad to write this 2-star review because Bottega Italiana has been my favorite gelato…read moreshop in Seattle for the past 15+ years. As you can see from my review years ago, when my hubs and I came back from a trip to Italy, we wanted to find a gelato shop that had the same quality as the shops in Rome. Not all the gelato and sorbetto we had in Italy was good, some flavors tasted artificial, and during our time there, we learned how to tell the good from the meh. When we returned to Seattle, we were happy to find great-Italy-like gelato at the Bottega Italiana in Green Lake. After that shop closed (still sad about that!) we started going to their other shop by Pike Place Market. For years, this place featured delicious, fresh, quality gelato and sorbetto that tasted like the flavors they were labeled with--so strawberry tasted like eating real strawberries and so on. But on a recent visit, I got a small cup with strawberry and raspberry-dragon fruit and the first flavor I got when I tasted it was sugar. As I ate more of it, it started to remind me of Jolly Rancher candies, not totally, but enough to turn me off. They use just enough fruit to make you believe it's the flavor that it's labeled with, but the amount of sugar and other things added makes their fruit flavors as meh as the not-so-good shops we learned to avoid in Rome. Alas, I think my favorite gelato shop in Seattle has fallen prey to profit over quality. Why, Bottega Italiana, why??? It makes me and my hubs very sad. The only reason I am giving two stars instead of one is because the service was friendly and efficient, and my hubs's dairy-based gelato flavors were all right--not great but all right. Over the years, we've tried all the other gelato shops in Seattle and none of them measure up either. I guess it's time we take another trip to Italy.

Very delicious ice cream here , recommend to try Good and…read morefriendly service here 8/10

Stopped by this shop to get a cup of ice cream. It was located in front of a restaurant. Mainly to…read morego place, but can sit in restaurant tables if they are free. They had about 20 different flavors. There were waffles, cones and cups available. The menu also had floats, roots beers and shakes. One person was handing out the ice cream, and another person was at the register. The store was popular, as there was a line to get ice creams. We waited about 5 minutes for our turn. My daughter picked the cotton candy flavor. It was $7 for a scoop. The checkout process was quick. The ice cream tasted okay to me. It wasn't that creamy or dense. I had much better flavored cotton candy ice cream elsewhere.

gelatiamo was a cozy hideaway spot from the crazy seattle wind and rain (someone had to be by the…read moredoor to let people in and out). overall very vibey with a few tables to sit at! staff were friendly as well. for the smallest size, you can get two scoops of any flavor! the berries and cream flavor reminded me of the plain tart frozen yogurt flavor (but much creamier and a bit sweeter from the berries). the strawberry sorbet was also very good! you can taste the strawberries for sure. eggnog was an interesting flavor! i've never had actual eggnog before so i don't have a good comparison point but it was good and not overwhelming in any flavor profile. cookies and cream was good too :)

This dessert and pastry place is close by to Benaroya hall, so I would get here by public transit…read moreif you can. When you do walk in here, you feel like you're in a fine-dining like area with dim lights yet it also has the feel of a cafe where you can sit and relax with whatever you get. Since one of my friends knew I haven't been here before for desserts, he decided to take me and out other friends here to try their gelato for the first time. I got a scoop of their marionberry swirl and had a taste of my bestie's salted caramel gelato. Both were really good though my marionberry had a lot more taste and wasn't as sweet as the salted caramel. Staff up front were very patient with us when we asked to try several of their flavors at once.

What a nice spot. It's literally a tiny shop at the entrance of a laundromat. The staff is great…read morebut the vegan ice cream is next level. We love the cookies and cream and the mint chip. And we love that they pay a living wage to the staff The Best Buy is to get a pint of ice cream from the freezer on the side by the way!

I stopped in on a warm Saturday evening and was surprised to find the place completely empty. There…read morewere 3 employees standing together in the corner chatting, and I waited at the counter for a couple of minutes without anyone acknowledging me. Eventually I walked toward the register and asked if I could get some help. One of the employees seemed annoyed to step away from the conversation. I ordered a sundae and asked for custom flavors: vanilla and salted caramel. What I got looked like chocolate and salted caramel instead. When I mentioned that I had asked for vanilla, she rolled her eyes and went back to chatting while I stood there waiting. Another employee eventually stepped in and remade it, but the sundae was missing the nuts. At that point I didn't feel like asking again, so I just left. The sundae itself was also pretty underwhelming compared with what I remember from when they first opened. Overall, the place feels like it has gone downhill a lot. It makes sense now why it was empty on a warm weekend evening, when this same spot used to have lines out the door.

Cute shop, convenient location, and tasty treats. Partner was craving some chocolate covered…read morestrawberries so we looked around and strolled over here, hoping they were in stock. Checked DoorDash to see their offerings and was determined to be correct. Not really any visibility of their strawberries so I guess that'll be the focus of this review with a picture for anyone searching. There is seating inside as well as some out in the lobby area that connects to Pike. Triple Chocolate Covered Strawberry - this wasn't an option online but was a pleasant surprise. Obviously we had to get the best of all worlds with the chocolates. One strawberry is somewhere between $4 to $5, sold by weight so it will fluctuate. Definitely a bit pricey for a single strawberry but it was delicious and a decent size. Strawberry was juicy, sweet but not overly so, and the chocolate was layered decently. Being one of the few spots with chocolate covered strawberries adds some bonus points.

Stop in for their bakery! Especially their cookies! We stopped by once we saw them preparing a…read morefresh batch of cookies and we thought we had to stop by for an impromptu visit! The staff was very welcoming and inviting, especially as we waited for the fresh batch of cookies to bake and then cool down. Once we finally tried them they were delightful! We had the regular chocolate chip and the dark chocolate chunk with pecans. My only wish was if they had another version of the latter minus the pecans. Cookies were pricey, but we will probably be back to explore more flavors or other baked goodies!

Shakes delight. I…read morewas going to get coffee at Pike's Starbucks and while waiting at the queue I saw the store sign. Everyone gets coffee, I get a shake. Here, they sell more than ice cream. There's one display case that showed nothing but chocolates. Like a See's candy store but without the employees wearing white shirts with black trimming. And it seems all the store on the block sell little things like magnets, carrying bags, pins, or stuffed items. There's a table inside but it's pushed into the corner, so if you're a little big don't be eyeing the chocolates. You can sit with you back facing against it ;p Overall four stars. It's a nice small store that sees plenty of foot traffic. Wish, I could give it five but (and through no fault of her own) service was slow. She was there covering the whole area and it got busy. Don't forget to tip. She worked hard.

We were glad to support a family-owned, local business - that also sources locally made ice cream…read more They had a nice selection of ice cream flavors, and the ones we chose (vanilla, Cookie Monster, and honey lavender) were delicious and had a nice texture. The shop also had fudge and a small selection of souvenirs.

Stopped into this ice cream spot at Pike Place and went for a licorice scoop with ube--judge me,…read morebut it was delicious. I love that they let you sample flavors first, which makes it easy to be a little adventurous. Everything was creamy, flavorful, and really well made. There's a small dedicated seating area which is nice if you want to hang out for a few minutes while enjoying your cone. Overall, a fun and tasty stop right in the middle of the market.

This ice cream store is located on the first floor of Pike Place Market (1st Ave side). It's a…read moresmall colorful store, with lots of different decor all over the store, including a giant cone. Some sitting spots are on left side of the store. They also have shakes, smoothies, frozen yogurt, and hot tea. The prices on the menu includes sales tax. For ice cream, they had over 14 flavors. They had 3 different cup sizes, cones, waffles and a bunch of different toppings. We ordered a small cup of the cookies and cream. The friendly barista served us the cup right away. The ice cream was dense and creamy, had really good taste. Cookies were good too.

My new favorite. This spot was pretty busy but moved quick. I got the yeti icecream with a smore…read morecookie and that combo was amazing! There isn't much seating, but perfect grab and go spot to get a sweet treat. Highly recommend at least getting a cookie. That was the best part!

As a chocolate chip office chair (I was going for 'aficionado' but autocorrect improved it...) I…read morelove seeking out different chocolate chip cookies. After learning about Hello Robin some months ago, I decided I had to make my way there one Saturday. A bit of a hike for me, but never too much for a good chocolate chip cookie. In fact, never too much for an average one either - because, let's be honest, even an average chocolate chip cookie is wonderful if you're an office chair. Not peeking the menu before I went, I was pleasantly surprised at the varieties of chocolate chip cookies they had to offer. Being the office chair I am, I swiveled left and right, inspecting the entire display, and ended up getting one of each (ok, that's a lie... I got 4 of each ). While each of them were great, the Whole Wheat Chocolate Chip cookie got me. The whole wheat offered something a bit different - a bit more of a nutty earthiness that you typically get with a brown butter chocolate chip cookie, but also with the pleasant illusion that I was making a healthy choice by going whole wheat. So, if you're an office chair like me roll on over to Hello Robin. You'll be glad you did. (Final note: I really tried to work in a "lumbar" pun, but didn't feel it provided much support to the actual review...)