I'm happy to see that this place has reopened. There is a good amount of outdoor seating and space inside to order. I tried their newest flavor grasshopper mint brownie and it was very good. I am only giving it four stars because I think it's over priced for a popsicle. QFC is right up the street and you could buy enough for a family of 5 for what you pay for a single pop. read more

Had the chocolate banana and it is so far the best! Well that is what I had, my friend got the Kona coffee flavor and it is the legit tasting of kona coffee! I love how they have Hawaii flavor pops such as lilikoi and it helps fill that missing piece when you're missing the islands. Also they have vegan options as well! I just have to say the flavor is perfect! read more

Seattle Pops - Desserts Near Me - Seattle, Washington

My whole perception on popsicles has completely changed because of these amazing pops. I remember Seattle Pops having a little pop-up booth at the summer Seafood Parade a few years ago, and we got some popsicles, and I couldn't forget how good they were. Who knew that popsicles could be elevated or even kind of "gourmet." I love how they use all natural, fresh AND local ingredients, and you can really taste the quality of the ingredients in each popsicle, and man, every bite is an explosion of flavor! When we stopped by, we got a lilikoi (passion fruit), guava, kona coffee, cookies + cream, and a chocolate fudge pop. We also got some zesty limes and guavas for the house. My favorite popsicle was a close race between the zesty lime, and the chocolate fudge. The zesty lime has such vibrant and bold flavors, and each bite is super refreshing and bursting with lime. Then, the chocolate fudge is light, but also super rich and fudgey. However, my favorite part of all these popsicles, and part of why I love them so much is actually the texture. All of the fruity pops have this texture that is kind of hard to explain, but it just isn't like a normal popsicle. The texture is simple yet complex in a way that makes the popsicle even more enjoyable but still has the essence of a traditional popsicle from the store. But jeez, I can not get over the textures from the creamy popsicles like the chocolate fudge and cookies + cream. Now, that is probably the tie breaker between the fruity pops. The texture on the creamy pops is so mesmerizing, and you need to experience it to understand. But the texture is so luscious, and luxurious. It's not exactly like butter, but it sure does melt in your mouth and breaks off when you bite as if it is. But for real, the texture is my favorite part of the chocolate fudge popsicles, it's just so satisfying. I love everything about these "gourmet" pops, I even love the popsicle sticks themselves. Everything is super refreshing, and hoping that I can stop by this place more frequently with summer around the corner! read more

See all

Relatively new about 1.5 years. Nice dessert place where you can have both diary and fruity popsicle. Tried both guava and horchata and taste very good. Have to say the diary ones taste like an ice cream on a stick. read more

I'm not usually a popsicle fan but their creamy flavors actually just taste like ice cream! $4 a piece, a nice treat. I went to their Wallingford location, but they also go to pretty much all the local farmers markets in the summer. You can also get the pops dipped in Theo chocolate or drizzled in Jonboy caramel for 50 cents to $1.25 extra. read more

Seattle Pops - Kona Coffee pop! - Desserts Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've never been to the actual storefront but frequent their stand at the Bellevue Farmer's Market! Man are they good! At $4 per popsicle, they are a pricey treat but it's a fruit popsicle so it's "healthier" . . . at least that's how I justify it! My kids usually ask for the strawberry popsicle which is very juicy and tasty! I got them to venture out and get a chocolate banana one day which is like a fudgsicle with actual chunks of banana in it! Delicious and creamy! Would love to try their coffee one some day but alas, I usually save the money and spend it on the kids' choices! They do have a frequent shopper card so maybe one day I'll use the free one on myself! Haha! read more

I love Seattle Pops! I used to get one every Sunday at the Ballard Market, so I was very happy when they re-opened this location. The bonus for coming here is they have chocolate dips and toppings! The pops are delicious, but a dark chocolate dip takes them to another level. It's a nice alternative to ice cream - definitely give this spot a try! read more

See all

The cookies and cream pop is truly life changing. I cannot express my delight when I found FULL OREOS inside this popsicle truly giving what the people want!! read more

Loved being able to visit this place while on vacation! The shop wasn't busy when we stopped by, so we were quick to be served. There was a bit of seating inside, with tons of open space. They have the cutest outdoor space! Lots of colorful signs, lights, picnic tables, even corn hole! They have a range of fruit flavors that are dairy free and milk-based, creamier flavors. The menu is very simple, with the flavors divided and toppings listed off to the side. My sister kept it simple with kona coffee. My dad had kona coffee dipped in dark chocolate and topped with toasted coconut - he loved this combination! My boyfriend had strawberry lemonade, a perfect summer flavor. I had chocolate banana dipped in dark chocolate and topped with sprinkles (I needed a bit of color!). I was very surprised to find real chunks of banana in my popsicle instead of flavor - it was great! If we had more time or were in town longer I would have loved to have tried more. They had an avocado flavor that I was curious about, and the summer special was a blueberries and cream, which also sounded delicious! read more

See all

Came here a couple months back when it was still hot outside. Although conditions were perfect for a decadent popsicle, I instead got something that was watered down and a bit bland taste-wise (strawberry banana). $4 is already pretty expensive for a popsicle, so if you're gonna get one I would recommend just shelling out for the chocolate dip because it does improve the taste. I will say that the ice cream/chocolate dip combos do taste really good, but for those of us who are lactose intolerant, there are better dessert options around town. read more

Lots of outdoor seating and indoor seating. The space is really big for a popsicle shop. The menu has a fruity and a creamy side. I opted for the Lilokoi flavor because the lady said that was seasonal. It was refreshing and had a great flavor to it. I can't help but wonder if this is just passionfruit juice mixed with water and frozen into a popsicle form. I went onto their website (https://www.seattlepops.com/) and it has passionfruit listed as the first ingredient so I hope for $4 each, real fruit is used. The lady also offered me a punch chard. For every 10 pops I buy, I get a free one! With all of their flavors, it would not be hard to buy 10 pops but I can't bring myself to pay $4 for a popsicle that often. I think $3 is a more more appropriate price point for what this is. read more

What a fun idea! I was in town with my kids visiting a friend. It was a perfect day for a nice walk and some ice cream. When is it not a good time for ice cream?? She's never been to this place, so we decided to check it out. It wasn't busy, which was nice. The menu is easy to read and understand how to build your pop. They had plenty of vegan and dairy flavors to choose from. There weren't any crazy options like shops in Portland, but that's not what we were there for anyway. My kids both picked some kind of chocolate flavor with the dark chocolate drizzle. I got a spicy mango pop, dipped with dark chocolate, and coated in graham cracker. It was definitely unique but a fun way to enjoy the afternoon sun. My kids played corn hole out front while they enjoyed their pops. Plenty of tables to sit out front too. We'll visit again when we're up in the area. read more

Saw the stand at the Fremont Sunday Market and we just had to try it. It was a nice, warm day, and these popsicles just sounded perfect. There were some yummy-sounding flavors to choose from, and I decided on the watermelon and my brother chose the chocolate banana. They tasted really fresh and natural. It was like I was eating a frozen watermelon. You can even see little pieces of the white seeds in there, and my brother's chocolate banana popsicle had chunks of bananas in it. read more

Seattle Pops - Watermelon and Chocolate Banana - Desserts Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I got the banana chocolate dipped in dark chocolate with toasted coconut. Definitely very good, but in terms of price ($7+) I'm unsure if it was truly worth it. Like, instead I could've just gotten three whidbey island chocolate ice cream bars from the store for $7 and have it taste just as good... read more

WARNING: you may become addicted and never be able to look back. Seattle pops is so simply delicious! My ultimate go to is their vanilla brownie pop drizzled in milk chocolate. They have tons of flavors to choose from including fruit based and cream based pops. You then can dip them or drizzle in chocolate and add some toppings. If you have your pups with you, they also have pupsicles read more

Yesterday was my first time here! Came right at opening - they were super patient with us because we couldn't seem to make up our mind about which flavor pop to get. They all sounded so good! We ended up going with: -Cinnamon Horchata creamy pop + Theo's dark chocolate dipping + coconut topping || this one tastes like a delicious chocolate coated churro!!!*** -Matcha creamy pop + white chocolate dipping + sprinkles toppings Atmosphere was clean, fresh, and friendly. Nice big windows and lots of natural lighting! Service was great too Gave it a 4/5 because I thought it was a little pricey! read more

See all

Loved this place! It was nice to get something other than the typical icecream. They had a lot of options too, including vegan options. Felt pretty nostaglic to have a popsicle! read more

After having a savory dinner, this was the perfect place to grab a sweet treat that doesn't leave you feeling like you over did it. But let's be honest, you don't really have to eat dinner first to crave one of these popsicles! If you're from the south, and you've enjoyed Steel City Pops, then Seattle Pops is your new go to popsicle shop in Seattle! I had the chocolate banana and my husband had the coconut cream! Besides the creamy options, they also offer fruity vegan options. And if you want to dress it up, feel free to dunk it in chocolate or top it with sprinkles! STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING, AND GET YOURSELF A SEATTLE POP! read more

Seattle Pops - Desserts Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We got the mint brownie pop with dark chocolate drizzle. Flavor is good and the texture was ok. My impression is that it isn't worth $9 for one pop, which is what the total came to after tax. read more

Walked to Seattle pops from the university of Washington for a fun little activity. It was 80 degrees and it was a delicious refreshing treat read more

Seattle Pops - Desserts Near Me - Seattle, Washington

See all

My new favorite dessert place! Saw this place while eating across the street at Musashi's and decided to give it a go. The interior was clean and modern, and service was fast since we were the only ones in the store (likely due it being the middle of a particularly chilly February...). I tried the cinnamon horchata, one of their seasonal flavors, which literally tastes like ice cream in popsicle form. Yum! Yes, as other reviewers have mentioned, it's $4 a pop, but that's pretty reasonable for the quality you're getting, especially when considering that something like a Starbucks drink can easily cost just as much. Plus, the flavors are incredibly unique! Prior to this, I don't think I'd ever encountered a cinnamon horchata-flavored popsicle in my life. 5/5 stars! Will definitely be back to try other flavors. read more

Seattle Pops - Cinnamon horchata flavor! Highly recommended. :) - Desserts Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This was my first trip. Got the Chocolate fudge, Cinnamon Horchata and the very strawberry. You will not be disappointed with the Fudge and Horchata. Fudge is creamy, has great flavor and almost unreal. Horchata is ok. Fruit pop is not worth the $. They source their fruits locally for their fruit pops, have a presence in most farmer markets (Seattle, Bellevue, Lake Forest, Edmonds, Issaquah etc.). Joint is clean. read more

Super good!! I've come here twice already, and every time the popsicles are so good. I love the varieties you have to choose from. The staff are also super friendly. I recommend this place if you want a quick and easy dessert. read more

This place is the new jewel in town!!! The popsicles are delicious and all of they flavors are either very original or just the traditional ones that sometimes you are craving! The popsicles taste almost exactly to the ones in Mexico!! Definitely coming back soon...for another horchata or pineapple w/jalapeño read more

See all

Love their Kona coffee!!! The strawberry was, for me, not sweet all and the strawberries were sour but the texture was great!

Wow best popsicle ever! They have fun great flavors such as chocolate banana! Such a great taste on a hot day! read more

Seattle Pops - Desserts Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've seen Seattle Pops EVERYWHERE-- online and in person so I'm super happy that I was able to stop by recently! We had just finished lunch across the street and wanted some dessert. The storefront is larger than I expected with a cute outdoor patio! At this time of the year, it's decorated perfectly for the season with haystacks and pumpkins. Inside, there was just one employee working, but we were the only people in the store. She was super friendly and patient with us and gave us ideas for flavors and toppings. I love fruity popsicles but I still wanted to try something kinda seasonal and fall-flavored so I went with cranberry orange with white chocolate drizzle! They'll run you at least $4 a pop, but the flavors are worth it! I really enjoyed my popsicle after taking hella pics in front of their SUPER CUTE Wallingford mural! Can't wait to come back and fill up a punch card! read more

Who doesn't like ice cream! I've seen Seattle Pops' popsicle cart around the city before, but this was the first time at their store! The store is bright and roomy, and is a great environment for enjoying some ice cream and just chatting! They have lots of different flavors, and I really appreciated how they separated them into fruity, lighter flavors and creamier flavors -- for those watching what they eat ;). They also offer a lot of customization like toppings and dipped in chocolate, etc -- which is so cool! I decided to go with the guava flavor, as recommended by the employee, and I enjoyed it! It was tart and not too sweet and tasted a lot like guava! While it was a rainy day, I could totally imagine enjoying this on a really sunny day. The popsicles are $4 each, which felt kind of expensive considering some ice cream shops aren't even that expensive. The employee was also kind enough to offer switching out my flavor if I didn't like it! That was really nice since at most ice cream places you can sample the flavors, but I wasn't sure if that was really possible with a popsicle; apparently it is! Overall, Seattle Pops provides refreshing sweet treats in a laidback, relaxed environment! read more

Yummy, but expensive! I finally tried Seattle Pops at the Farmers Market in the University District and opted for the one all-natural popsicle, without added sugar. It was great and definitely motivated me to make my own popsicles this summer. At $4 a pop, literally, I find that a bit overpriced. I've since purchased popsicle molds by Lekue and made my own sugar-free frozen delicacies. read more

I see pops! I saw Seattle Pops for the first time in Fremont, I'm thinking it was for the Fremont Sunday Market, but I'm not sure since I spend a lot of time in that hood. Before I actually saw them, I had heard about them. Dreams of strawberry basil pops danced in my head, waiting for a day when I would get to try one. The strawberry is fresh and sweet. Combined with the basil, well, they go perfectly together! Aside from at Fremont, I recently saw Seattle Pops at GeneroCity, an event held at the Living Computer Museum. That night, they only had the strawberry basil but that's okay because it's exactly what I wanted. They were handing out mini-pops (which I believe sell for about $2) and let me tell you, nothing says summer like a pop! Do yourself a favor and try one! read more

This spot had been on my list for a while and with summer coming to town I finally go the chance to check it out. It was located in Wallingford, with lots of outdoor seatings as well as lots of indoor space. There were a wide variety of flavors to choose from, which could mainly be divided into two categories: fruity and creamy. I'm a matcha lover so I chose matcha without hesitation. I also dipped it with dark chocolate, which was really a plus! These two flavors well so well with each other. The inner decoration was modern and welcoming, nice for taking pics. Good service and got a punch card which meant 1 free popsicle after purchasing 10. Definitely will come again and try more flavors! read more

See all

It's been awhile since I had a Seattle Pop but it hit the spot for my sweet craving! You can never go wrong with the cinnamon horchata. Great flavor and creaminess. I tried the vanilla brownie for the first time because I wanted something creamy, with chocolate without getting chocolate ice cream. It was exactly what I was craving. Great vanilla ice cream and basically a whole brownie inside. It was delicious and I recommend! read more

Love the fun colors of Seattle Pop and their delicious casual popsicle treats! They have fruity vegan options as well as creamy pops. There are dozens of flavor options but the menu was straight forward and easy to navigate. In one weekend, I ordered horchata dipped in dark chocolate and matcha dipped in milk chocolate. I also tried my friend's mango with chili pop and coffee dipped with dark chocolate. Horchata with dark was super rich and by far my favorite. I'm also fan of the coffee and matcha because they both tasted like the deal real; I could easily swap my usual latte for popsicle form. Coming from Chicago, I've spent my fair share of hot and humid summer days making crazy popsicle combos at home, chasing down my favorite popsicle cart in chinatown and stopping in my fave shop in Pilsen. But I've never tasted the balance and flavor packed into the pops I've tried here! The attendants are super friendly and gladly recommend the popular combinations/personal favorites. If you can't decide, shoot for something dipped with the dark chocolate which is locally sourced from Theo down the street in Fremont. Yum! read more

Great place to pass time and quick treat! Family usually love stopping over at the farmers markets But love how retro stopping by is! You can customize your pop dipped in chocolate: sprinkles etc These pops are far my favorite! Thick and creamy I love how they have variety of flavors during seasons even take recommendations of a flavor idea The employee was very patient and calm and answered tons of questions They shop local and use local ingredients which is great Nothing beats local right! Surely a family stop! My son doesn't eat candy or much treats but he absolutely loved the chocolate fudge and had fun dipping it in sprinkles read more

Whoever was working on January 29 around 7:45pm needs a raise. Good customer service is something I really value and she really made me and my girlfriends night! On top of that, the pops were crazy good and I'll definitely be coming back. This was the first review I wrote in two years so that should really mean something! Highly recommend! read more

Coconut Creamy, Matcha Creamy, Lilikoi Creamy. Tried them all so far and each of them are SO good! They separate their flavors from fruity to creamy. I would recommend the creamy ones more but that's my preference. They have topping choices: milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and sprinkles. Their chocolate dip is like no other, definitely worth getting your popsicle dipped. read more

Yum!! I love popsicles, and especially homemade ones. They have soo many flavors, both creamy and fruity. You can get your popsicle dipped or drizzled, and add toppings on top. Generally the dip/drizzle is best for the creamy flavors, but I had the lilikoi popsicle with white chocolate drizzle and it was a pretty good combo. You can ask the staff what combinations work well. Additionally, they have a sign saying that if you're unhappy with your flavor, they'll replace it for free. I highly doubt that would happen though because they are so delicious! It's reasonable for about $5 each, and there's plenty of street parking around the area. I went on the weekend so it was more empty, so I'm sure parking is more of a hassle during busier times. I can't wait to come back to try more flavors. read more

Creative, tasty flavors in a cute shop! Half a dozen fruity (vegan!) flavors and half a dozen creamy flavors on rotation at $4 a pop (+$1.25 to get your treat Theo chocolate-dipped - yum!). All-natural pops, loved the pineapple jalapeno, not overly sweet, with just a hint of spice. Look forward to trying out the Kona coffee or mocha, strawberry basil. Healthy, refreshing alternative for an icy treat! read more

It's POPPIN'! Their Horchata Popsicle is one of my favorite treats ever - I think about it each sunny day. If you don't enjoy the flavor you chose, you are able to swap it for a different flavor. Fortunately, this has yet to happen to me. read more

Seattle Pops - Guava Popsicle, Horchata Popsicle, Chocolate Popsicle - Desserts Near Me - Seattle, Washington

You can make better popsicles at home. Trust me. The popsicles they have at Seattle Pops are basically watered down with no actual taste of whatever flavor you ordered. Maybe it's the hype, the hipster era, or the organic fad that's happening now, but this is not good, and certainly not worth your money. The popsicles have no substance, no real flavor, and taste like water. I don't see this place lasting very long unfortunately. read more