We had a really great experience at Yopop off Almaden! We stopped by for a treat and tried the boba…read moreyogurt, and it was delicious. Everything tasted fresh, the flavors were great, and there were plenty of options to choose from. What really stood out, though, was the customer service. The staff was extremely friendly, helpful, and welcoming from the moment we walked in. They were patient with us, answered any questions we had, and made the whole experience easy and enjoyable. The shop was also clean, organized, and had a nice atmosphere. It's definitely a great spot to stop by whether you're grabbing something quick or bringing the family for dessert. Overall, we had an awesome experience and would definitely recommend Yopop to anyone in the Almaden area looking for great frozen yogurt, boba, and excellent customer service. We'll definitely be back!

Finding a spot that genuinely caters to adults and little ones alike is rare, but this place…read morecompletely nails it. From the second you walk in, the atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and relaxed. Before we even looked at the menu, the first thing that caught my eye was the dedicated play area for young toddlers. Having an engaging, safe space where little ones can play right away sets such an easygoing tone for the entire visit--parents can actually sit back, breathe, and enjoy themselves. The menu is just as impressive as the space. The drink selection is fantastic, and the yogurt is fresh, rich, and delicious. Beyond that, they have an incredible assortment of options across the board, including a wide variety of desserts that make it almost impossible to pick just one treat. The staff was warm and informative and answered my very important questions--about boba . Whether you're stopping by for a quick refresher, catching up with friends, or bringing the whole family out for an afternoon treat, the vibes are perfect for everyone. We are already looking forward to coming back!

I'm totally digging this place right now as my go-to yogurt place! It's a convenience store/ice…read morecream parlour, though there aren't any seats for you to enjoy your ice cream there. My boyfriend and I dropped by there on a whim; I think we both remembered vaguely someone mentioning that this place served tart froyo, so we wanted to check it out. There was one guy running both the convenience store and the ice cream counter at the time; I guess it's because it was on a weeknight in a fairly quiet neighborhood. At first I didn't really understand what he meant when he pointed to the 10-gallon tub of semi-tart frozen yogurt and the many pints of frozen fruit sitting beside it. I was like, "What? You're telling me you're just going to give me scoops of this hard stuff and frozen fruit on top?" That totally didn't sound appealing to me at all. I didn't really understand what he was going to do until he scooped out huge scoops of the yogurt into a cup and dumped a couple of frozen strawberries into it. He then started up a machine, put that mix in the machine's mixing cup, and lo and behold, the stuff I was used to seeing was compressed out into the soft-serve froyo form! That was crazy cool. :-) It was definitely the best strawberry froyo I've had since it tasted incredibly fresh; you can still crunch into those itty bity strawberry seeds as you enjoy the froyo. I'll definitely be coming back for more of this stuff! If you're not so into the froyo, they've got pretty decent ice cream, too, with some of the harder to find flavors like Oreo mint and toasted almonds. Yum, yum, yum!

My daughter and I had a bizarre experience here. Came in to get an ice cream because it was boiling…read moreout. We walked in and were immediately told the Icee machine was broken. I said no we're here for ice cream -- that area was completely dark and out of commission. They reassured us they had ice cream. After we ordered, we spotted one table in the corner but the lady kept insisting we sit outside in the 85+ heat lol My 5 year old has more common sense than this woman. Convenience store was kinda gross and depressing. Never coming back for a $4.40 scoop of ice cream. Go to Baskin Robbin's.

I only tend to get Tart. It's a large portion no matter the size…read more Local folks manning the register. Recommend the tart with blueberry !

Local ice cream shop that also happened to sell açai bowls as well as little puppy dog treats!! Was…read morevery happy to stop by here while I waited for my girlfriend in hot Pilates. I got me and my girlfriend an açai bowl to get back some of those glycogen stores after Pilates, and also a frozen yogurt cup for my son. Happy Mother's Day!

So far the best Baskin Robins location. Clean, spacious, several selections of sweets, friendly and…read morewelcoming staff.

This is a relatively new BR in the strip mall I go to occasionally. I was at the CVS next door and…read moredecided to treat myself. BR is a classic and often an under appreciated brand. The golden ribbon was great.

The halo halo was outstanding! It was really well made and not overly sweet. I finished it all…read more Service was also excellent! Looking forward to coming back! The kids loved their shaved ice with tigers blood. We sat and enjoyed and also got our water for the week.

Our daughter was craving for Hawaiian shave ice after lunch one Saturday, and she found this place,…read morewhich was right across the street from the Branham Lane Sprouts, after a quick search online. Despite the unassuming storefront, the store had a chill Hawaiian vibe inside. We chatted with the lovely lady at the register. She emigrated from the Philippines and went to high school on Oahu. They made their own ice block for shave ice using the "pure water" they're selling. It's such a peace of mind knowing the source of the ice being used. There're so many flavors to choose from for the shave ice. It took our daughter a while to decide on a small one with blue raspberry, Japanese grape, and tigers blood. My husband and I shared a Halo Halo. There're a couple of tables with chairs/benches inside. With all the Hawaiian merchandise around us and the cool breeze from their fans, it felt like we're actually enjoying our treats in Hawaii. The nice lady told us "Halo Halo" meant "Mix Mix" literally, and that we're supposed to stir the dessert so that we could taste a bit of everything in a single bite. She's not wrong. It actually tasted better after mixing, and we got a nice surprise with each bite, be it the red beans, jelly beans, fruits or pudding. I also loved the overall ube flavor. Our daughter enjoyed her shave ice, especially the Japanese grape flavor. She was hoping for a finer shave texture, though. We're impressed by the constant stream of customers coming in to order their sweet treats or to fill their water bottles while we're there. It's always a sign of good quality with so many regulars!

So you gotta download their app, because you get a free scoop of ice cream for your birthday!…read more Who doesn't like free stuff! I really enjoy their Oreo flavors!

This is my go-to Baskin-Robbins, and I've been coming to this location for years. It's conveniently…read morelocated in a busy shopping center, so it can get a little crowded at times. That said, the service is consistently good, and they always have a great selection of flavors and delicious ice cream cakes. Definitely a reliable spot when you're craving an ice cream sundae.

Cookies are fun, although a little pricey. Had to order from the automated kiosk, though, so it was…read moreslightly lacking that personal human touch.

My son dragged me to Crumbl for their Minecraft cakes, and how could I say no to that face? He went…read morestraight for the Minecraft Grass Block Cake -- a square cinnamon vanilla cake coated in chocolate crumb streusel with a cinnamon brown sugar topping, layered with brown cream cheese frosting, finished with grass-textured frosting and a little (non-edible) Minecraft topper on top. It's a cute, well-executed treat, and the theme is spot-on for any kid who's into the game. For me, it was just okay. The flavors lean sweet and I think this one is built more for kids' palates than adults' -- but that's really the point, isn't it? My son loved every single bite and couldn't stop talking about it, so on that front it was a total win. The one thing that gave me pause was the price: $6.50 for a single cake felt a bit steep. If you've got a Minecraft fan at home, though, the joy on their face might just be worth it. 3.5 stars from me -- a fun novelty that kids will adore, even if grown-up taste buds are more take-it-or-leave-it.

Reasonably priced boxed ice creams, prepackaged for individual sales. We've been their regular…read morepatrons for over 10 years. They have over 100 different types of ice cream, bars & cups. Grab a menu by the entrance. Mark down the quantities of which item you need. There are pictures on the walls to guide you. Give menu to clerk behind the window. They will grab everything for you. Pay & go. You can ask for stickers for the ice cream if you own a business. That's all I know.

Hours are 8am-1pm, bring cash and prepare to be amazed by the selection. Our nephews absolutely…read moreloved the fun characters (Spider-Man, TMNT and more) but there's something for everyone. It was the toast of the pool party, great way to kick off summer ;)