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.

I came to order ice cream just only one flavor which is simple and easy, it was only for my…read morepregnancy cravings. Literally the lady who served me was talking crap about what I wanted. Honestly each time I keep coming to the shop it's just the same horrible service and always have something bad to say about clients orders. You need to fire them and hire the ones who ARE WILLING to work.

Absolutely still the best neveria in Denver! the mangofresada is the best! the texture is…read moreincredible and the chunks added to it are perfectly placed throughout. It always tastes so fresh and hits the spot! I also get the hot Cheetos Craving with corn and nacho cheese! It's such a big portion and so good! The staff are so kind and put your snacks together so quickly! the space is pretty big and clean. I will absolutely keep coming back here.

Clean ice cream shop vive wirh some bar stool and a few tables. Service was ok. Spanish speakers…read morewelcome. Mexican dessert are very delicious. We got escamocha ans diablita. Very delicious.

I want to support the small businesses in our neighborhood, but ones like Pozzetti Gelato make me…read morewonder at what cost and whether it's worth it. We've been here a number of times over the years, but I got way too much sticker shock from our last visit. We got two kids' scoops (i.e. maybe about half a cup of gelato per scoop), with a cookie in one and sprinkles in the other. This came out to over $19. To be fair, I don't mind paying for bougie, artisanal gelato. However, this was NOT it. It was icy, crunchy and the cookie was just stale. In contrast, I could buy a 48 oz container of Tillamook ice cream from Target for $6, a package of Chips A hoy cookies for $4 and sprinkles for another $4. For approximately $14, I could make 12 cups of ice cream with toppings AND it wouldn't be freezer burned. For almost $10 for one scoop-- I expect a lot better than stale and freezer burned. Sorry.

Cute little Gelato spot with lots of fun flavors. I got the cheesecake oreo, it was to die for and…read morepaired that with the cookie and cream. Smurs and Tamarind sorbet is also really good. Great service, I loved we got to try out a few of the flavors before we decided!

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.

A little bit overpriced, but it's an amazing place to take the kiddos. They have a good variety of…read moreflavors. There's always something for everyone in the family good place to take the kids on a Sunday night before school on Monday again.

This location just opened about few months ago. I'm glad it's close to my house. I wouldn't say…read moreit's my favorite ice cream but it's better than average. It is thick and creamy so I can see myself coming here if I want a quick ice cream fix. I got their chocolate shake this time around and I thought their shake was just average. Next time I'll stick to the regular custard.

500000000/10 So good best i ever had in my life first time trying i'm from new york…read more Also so cute great vibes and atmosphere people working are nice too

Sorry but you are wrong on some of the comments you made Hope B. There is no way you would get 19…read moreDollars back in change because the lowest priced object they sell is $2.50 and you also forgot you tell us how much your bill was. You are correct about not wearing a mask but I'm sure they were supposed to be wearing one. you should have called the owners and reported the driver, the phone number is on the vehicle and every wagon has an assigned number that is also on every one of there vehicles. Yes I'm sure that the person who served you may have used there cell phone to ":ring your order up" personally I would have brought my calculator but hey most cell phones which actually are computers with phone capabilities have a calculator on them hence name computer I know mine does and is three years old and is faster than this laptop I'm using right now even though its only a year old and I did top out the RAM.These vehicles have no room for a cash register and if you were to say go to the bathroom, when you came back to the vehicle all your money may be gone. Yes you will pay a premium but you are not looking at the whole picture the company has to pay for the gas and upkeep of these vehicles which were made in the 1970's the reason is because its what you remember as a child when you were young and the song you here is also the original song from when you were a child. Also you may drive around for hours and not make one sale and if you are the driver you are not getting paid because you don't work hourly you work for a percentage of what ever money is made. There also is no air conditioning and these wagons are 100% Pittsburg steel. And the most disappointing thing about the job is how you are treated by some older children and even followed by some neighborhood Vigilantes who for some reason think you are a pedophile just waiting for your next victim. Well parents the company does a complete background check on the person that is serving you and your child also you as the driver must provide a current driving record from the state of Colorado Motor Vehicle Division or you must look elsewhere for employment. Think about it, if your main purpose is to sell ice cream to children wouldn't you make sure your employees were not sex offenders and don't you as a consumer think that if one of these drivers was caught doing anything Suspicious would that company be around anymore? These people do there best to serve you the most popular and traditional items they can I know the prices are high but you have to look at the fact that they bring it to you and everyone has to get paid and parts for these wagons are not found at auto zone. So forget about it, these guys are the real deal and if you call them and have a legit complaint they will take care of it I promise. P.S This company The Ice Cream Wagon has never sold pet or dog ice cream.

If you want to chase down a ice cream truck in Denver, beware, the ice cream may be delicious but…read moreit has lots of down sides to your purchase. First, the ice cream is way over priced and the calories are extremely high. Don't even get me started on the precautions they are taking during this pandemic, if you are running a business you should be fully masked have gloves and stay away from people. As well as their poor sanitary precautions the driver/server did not give back the correct change with a simple per chase of 21 dollars. I got back 16 dollars instead of 19 and the worst part is they knew the total because they did the calculations on their phone. And they sold out of the dog ice cream!!! I will say having ice cream on a hot day was nice but please be more sanitary and smart.

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.

$1 an oz? We go to yogurt land all the time.. between my son and I at yogurt land it's usually $15…read moremaybe? $30 here.. they're on crack. First time and 100% last time I'm comin here. Absolute greed.. I hate places that charge that much. I was in the area and didn't look at prices when I went in. So my fault. I paid for it. But never again.