This establishment is always very clean and sanitary.The employees are friendly and polite. The…read morefrozen yogurt is always very tasty.

No vegan-friendly options here.Looks like everything has milk. And unfortunately the allergy…read moreknowledge is not really great. Really?Wish they had some sort of allergy list to verify that we were safe. Does smell really good and it has a clean , cool vibe. The guy behind the counter did try to help and his service was friendly. Unfortunately only one of us was able to get an ice cream due to not being able to eat here safely... Sadly I do not think we will return But a plus for the cool vibe.If you can have milk, baked ice cream and you like custard come check it out.I'm sure you will like it

I love it so much!! It so cute !!! The food is delicious and…read morethe workers are really nice and friendly. And I love the gift shop!!

Oh my! I stopped in here to check out the trinkets but I stayed for lunch! The staff were so nice,…read morethey took their time with everything. It re-wired my nervous system stepping into this place. Enchanted is the perfect word to describe it. I got some crème brûlée tea which was phenomenal and I had a lunch platter that came with dessert! If you are in town, please do yourself a favor and stop by. It's warm and cozy, and feels like you landed at a cafe in Paris!

Wow, I really enjoyed this. I like how cinnamon was added to the matcha and the honey pepper flake…read moretoast was super filling and had great flavor. I will definitely come back here.

This is by far my favorite coffee spot in Ridgecrest! 10/10 always. I always look forward to…read moregetting their matcha. Super vibey ambiance and quick service.

The Farmers market is getting larger every weekend.. currently around 35 vendors. The market is now…read moreon Saturdays from 8-noon in the Tractor Supply Co. parking lot so there is plenty of free parking. The Ridgecrest Farmers market is now starting to feel like the Farmers markets that I've been to in larger towns. The vendors are selling everything from homemade furniture to fresh and locally farmed produce. There are several food booths selling breakfast and baked goods like cookies, pies, and bread if you're looking for something to munch on while you shop. Get out of the house and check it out. Information about this week's market can be found on their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/RidgecrestFM/

Open 8-11am Fridays. The website says June to October, but I just went there today, and it's…read moreJanuary. I believe it's open year round. There were about 3 vendors, two were produce, the last was pastries and jars of what appeared to be jams/jellies. My impression was that this is not a true farmer's market, because most of the produce seemed to be collected, and many had stickers with barcodes on them, ready to be scanned in a supermarket. Prices were almost exactly what you'd pay in a supermarket. One lady asked if the produce was organic from the larger vendor, and he replied that it was not, but it was pesticide free. He told her that even with "organic" food, it's hard to determine exactly how organic it is, and that oftentimes it's not. She gave him a snooty "I only eat organic" and went to the other vendor, which made me laugh. People like that just crack me up. I'd like to sprinkle some Monstanto RoundUp on her wheatgrass and run it over with a Prius, just for good measure. I left there with a bunch of kale, a few apples, and some avocados. I didn't even really want an avocado, but my family owns an avocado farm, so I figure I'd throw the industry a bone. The kale and the apples were great (juiced as soon as I got home), the avocado was crap. Just my luck. Bring your eco bag, your hungry eyes, fire up the hybrid or Subaru AWD, and enjoy shopping in a fun setting (a movie theater parking lot).

Quick service, high quality coffee, and a fun atmosphere. A great stop if you need to start your…read moreday right.

My go-to for quick, inexpensive, decent coffee in Ridgecrest!…read more Pony Espresso is mainly a drive thru, with a small walk-up window and outdoor seating area. Great place to stop for coffee on your way to work. Service is quick and everyone is always friendly! I usually just get coffee but they have a variety of smoothies and frappuccino-style drinks as well. Prices are super reasonable at only $4 for a latte. Would recommend to anyone staying in town who wants something better than hotel breakfast coffee at a good price.

Seriously, EFF snow cones…read more.. To anyone that that tries to pass off a snow cones as Hawaiian shaved ice should have their snow cone shoved up any orifice below their waist... Hawaiian shaved ice is a beautiful, fluffy experience that has a wonderful effect on your tongue...Snow cones are coarse, crunchy crap that you get at second rate fairs... Tutu's is the only place I've been to that still does Hawaiian shaved the way it's supposed to...Light, fluffy and HUGE...They don't skimp on the syrup either...If I can recommend a flavor, I'd have to go with blackberry...Experiment...Play around... The Dole whip is also a wonderful palate cleanser that is just amazing...Whipped pineapple soft serve is probably the best way to describe it, but I would say the best way to know it is to experience it... They also have ice cream brought in from Hawaii... Being that I was stationed in Hawaii and I trolled around to get as fat as possible before I returned to the states, I must say that Hawaiian ice cream is super rich compared to their mainland counterparts...White chocolate, coconut and macadamia nuts? Yes please... Did I mention they have free Wi-Fi? I could hang out here all day... Ask about the hall of fame...If I didn't have to worry about living for the next few years, I'd be on that wall already...

Back for more today. Met the new owner too. Had a huge serving of the pineapple Dole Whip…read more MMmmmmmmm, yummy. The new owner has some nice upgrades in the works. This place is cool. posed some new photos too.

CASH ONLY!! Stopped…read moreby for some donuts and discovered I hadn't brought cash or my debit card (there's a Bank of America ATM a few doors down). The sweet Asian woman behind the counter saw me struggling to find cash and said she would just give me the dozen donuts. I was shocked by her kindness and promised to come back with cash later in the day. She kept reassuring me that it was okay and that I didn't need to. When I came back a few hours later on my lunch break, she was surprised and tried not to take the extra tip I had given. She was just so genuinely sweet and kind and I would definitely come back to support her. Now, onto the donuts. I got a mixed dozen and immediately was hit by how delicious they smelled. I pulled out a twisted glazed donut and before I knew it, I had inhaled it. The donut was so light and fluffy with an actual crisp to the outside and the perfect amount of glaze on top. I think I actually like it more than Krispy Kreme and it was one of the freshest and most delicious donuts I've had in a while. My mouth is watering thinking of it now. Everyone at work loved the rest of the donuts from the mix. Come support Krispy Donuts! I know I'll be back when I'm in town next. :)

My other half has been craving these donuts since our last visit. We were on our way to camp over…read morethe weekend and needed some sweet treats for the morning coffee. I had to have my breakfast with a ham & cheese croissant, cinnamon twist, old fashioned donut, and old fashioned bar. The pastries were all good and we enjoyed every bite at the campsite.

Chester's was a great place. It had great customer service and the food was absolutely amazing. I…read morewould recommend for all people to go there.

On November 3, 2024,…read more we were delighted to find a gas station and a restroom. Since we had been driving for more than several miles from the city of Mojave destination. We came across this gas station and not only that. We were able to find some hot chicken and thee best potato wedges ever. I believe Chester's Chicken is a big deal in Trona with the small towns residents and travelers. The few folks working there were so cheerful. I just wish we asked a few more questions from the locals. It's always a plus. We filled up on gas , sat and ate in our vechile not only that we went back in for some honey buttered biscuits. I devoured those on the road to furnace creek city. On the return trip back to Los Angeles as I cannot check in twice. We filled up on gas, restroom and bought a few souvenirs.