San Froyo is so good! The froyo and toppings are delicious, and the staff are always super nice and…read morewelcoming. Definitely recommend coming here!

I had to give the chocolate açaí a try, and it was really good! There was a pretty long line, but…read moreLogan was multitasking and kept everything moving. Great service, and my bowl came out perfect!

- menu provides many options with clear images - place is…read moreopen late - dont need to worry about parking - nice interior

Super amazing service. Employees are super nice. So many desserts on the menu and they're all…read moreamazing

Stopped by Baskin-Robbins and honestly, this is how ice cream should taste. Fresh, creamy, and…read moreactually flavorful -- not that watered-down stuff some places try to pass off. The selection was stacked. Classic flavors done right, plus a few seasonal ones that actually hit. Got a double scoop and they didn't skimp. Texture was smooth, no ice crystals, just rich and clean. Store was spotless. Staff moved fast. No attitude, no chaos, just efficient service and solid product. If you want dependable ice cream that never disappoints, this is it.

July 12th Sunday 8:35pm. VERY BAD BUSINESS. So we got there way before 9pm. Line is out the door…read more We stood in line outside for 15 minutes and then got inside, still took while, waited for another 10 minutes to be told when 9pm hit that they are cutting off the line. The girl emploee yells out, that if we're not serving you at the moment, we can't take you because we're closed. Unbelievable! The girl was very unprofessional! She turned away about 10 customers. That's sales lost! I hope corporate sees this and trains their employees to be more professional!

The ice cream looks rich and creamy, and there are so many tempting flavors to choose from. Looks…read morelike a perfect spot for a sweet treat.

My favorite thing to get here is the Founder's Favorite specialty, sub pecans for oreos. It's a…read morerich, creamy, sweet treat that is good to indulge in every so often. Each of my family members also ordered their own ice cream.The girl helping us was new and was a bit slower, but very nice and patient as we decided what to get. One thing I didn't realize is that if you decide to get more than 1 flavor, they will automatically mix it all up for you. So if you want to have two flavors separately, you will need to tell them that upfront. There are only a couple of small tables available for seating here.

The term Bay Area has been a confusing term for outsiders. The Bay sounds like it's close to San…read moreFrancisco but it could be miles away. It's easy to say I'm in the Bay when you don't live in San Francisco. The Airports can be confusing for a visitor looking to travel from and to SFO Airport in San Francisco on the same place where you can enter the Golden Gate Bridge or Bay Bridge. Then there is the Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport which causes more mass confusion especially for those catching BART from and to the Coliseum in Oakland. There is one BART stop along the way which you can go to SFO and Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport it's the San Bruno BART station. This is a good place for a pit stop along the way . When traveling by car there is plenty of parking and the shopping mall . Inside you will find a place with sweet and sour ice treats. It's located inside Tanforan Mall and it's called San FRoYo On my last stroll to Barnes and Nobles bookstore at Tanforan which is closing this Saturday on May 2 for good, I went to San FRoYo because the Starbucks and Cheesecake Factory mash up inside Barnes and Nobles is shut down forever. Inside San FroYo you can choose to get sweet and sour lemonade , smoothies and self serve frozen yogurt in a cup. I got fancy vanilla froyo topped with purple taro. The fancy vanilla was not too sweet but the top of purple taro was a bit sour. All that was missing was the cherry on top ( they ran out of cherries). Since I just watched the Michael Jackson movie I selected from the Smooth Criminal Smoothie Menu and got the Mango and Peach Paradise. It was refreshing and tasty with a bit tarty. This place is good to hide from the rain or sun and enjoy something refreshing. Remember San FroYo is located in San Bruno ( not the Avenue in SF) and not in SF. Visit Tanforan mall before it closes and come by car, motorcycle, bus, BART, feet , and"scooters" you can even catch Lyfts and "Ubers" I miss those days when the mall was thriving and busy seeing people hanging in groups and even spot some "Army recruiters" and I miss the days when they use to have a "Hooters" Barnes and Nobles by next week will be gone in Tanforan and this happened to a Creamery called "Cold Stone" so I went to to get FroYo at San FRoYo its only serve in a cup and not a "cone" Tanforan in the future will turn into a Biotech office , retail, and housing also known as a "Flex Zone" but you will see airplanes in the sky from SFO like the one recently which dodged a "drone"

Really good ice cream. Got taro and chocolate. Loved the service sever was really nice. Would go…read moreback.

This is now my new spot to get food The bagel was so delicious, tiramisu was not too sweet which is…read morea good thing, and the churro cheesecake was amazing. The lady who works there is friendly and nice. You can also eat there but with limited seating. The bakery's hours is different from La Loma grocery next door (which is the hours posted here) The bakery is open everyday from 9am to 4pm. They also have ice cream too Would love to go back to try other foods from the menu. P.S I took the food to go hence the different lighting.

After having lunch around the area, I stumbled upon this cute little bakery off the La Loma market…read more They have interesting Mexican and Latin American desserts. We got: Alfajores $2.50 DULCE DE LECHE SANDWICH COOKIES and a big hearty slice of Churro cheesecake for $3.50 Both of these desserts were new to me and oh lord were my tastebuds happy! Service was so friendly and I appreciated them explaining what everything was. Their treats were super enjoyable. I would definitely pop in again to try something else if I'm ever in the neighborhood. Parking is a little difficult in the area though so be prepared to circle around a few times.

If you're craving a build your own froyo, this place is a decent place to scratch that itch. Came…read morehere with a big sweet tooth and filled up my cup with a bunch of yogurt and toppings. I love their chocolate crunch topping, and they also had some other unique toppings you don't find at other froyo places. They have a small variety of flavors, and a lot of the differing ones are pretty similar to one another, but all the ones I had were great! I did notice that some of the dispensers were really difficult to pull down, making it difficult to control how much you get. There's also a note that they don't offer samples when it's busy. If you have a big sweet tooth and fill up your cup, expect to pay a pretty penny. There aren't many other options for build your own froyo around, so I thought it was worth the splurge

A little pricy for frozen yogurt and limited options, but the options that they do have definitely…read morecan satisfy cravings for frozen yogurt. I tried the original tart, vanilla bean, and vanilla custard flavors, which were pretty good. Toppings include strawberries, cherries, chocolate, etc. Cost around ~$8 for a small cup. Overall, I think this is a convenient spot to satisfy dessert cravings located close to West Portal station. Look out for different flavor options that change seasonally.

This little place in Stonestown is a favorite go to when I fancy a soft serve ice cream. Having…read moretried the Maiko special, which is always good and the matcha and vanilla soft serve, both of which are excellent in presentation and taste, I decided to try other flavors. The staff here are really friendly and they told me they have ube and sesame flavors too. Not being able to decide between the 2 flavors, I ended up have a swirl of both flavors $6.90 and it was delicious. Not too sweet and very creamy, just the way I like it. Love this place, must try when in Stonestown.

I'd probably give this place less than 4 stars based on the food and drinks alone, but the service…read morewas so nice that I ended up giving it 4/5. My friends and I came from Texas and were recommended to try this location at Stonestown. I actually tried it when I visited SF back in 2024, so I was excited to come back again after two years. Unfortunately, I feel like the quality has gone down a little. The matcha was really astringent and didn't taste that good this time, and the banana flavor tasted very artificial. The service was definitely the best part though. The guy working there was really nice, and the Asian girl with red hair was super friendly and helpful. She explained the different lattes to us and recommended the black sesame latte, which was actually really good very nutty and not too sweet. She also gave us FIVE ice cream samples, like yo my friends were still downstairs and I just asked if they could try some too, and she happily gave us a bunch to bring to them. Such nice service! Overall: ambience 3/5, food/drinks 2/5, but service 5/5. The staff really saved the experience for us.

Came to Sweet Connections for a sweet treat and this place hit the spot! We came late at night on a…read moreWednesday and they had a a small line, but it moved relatively quick. I got their Dubai Bling Sundae and my boyfriend got the Blue Monster sundae. Both of these really hit the spot and satisfied my sweet tooth. When we were there, the employee, Jasmine, was working alone and still delivered on excellent service and quality! Despite it being busy, she handled things like a pro There's a bunch of options with something for everyone to enjoy, will definitely be back in the future!

First time at Sweet Connections and enjoyed it. They were out of some toppings but the guy was…read moreapologetic. The cereal milk was pretty good. Good flavors. Street parking only.

I want to start with "wow."…read more Wow #1: Perfectly fried katsu. Not greesy, not soggy, not tough. Just crispy, tender, juicy goodness. Wow #2: Portions. We got the King Katsu Combo that came with chicken katsu, fish katsu, and a hamburger steak. And it was HUGE, complete with sides of macaroni salad, cabbage salad, and rice. Also a boat full of sauce. Definitely big enough to split, if you're not super hungry. Wow #3: The price. In a world of ever increasing prices, it's nice to leave not feeling ripped off. The combo was $26, which we were about to split, as I mentioned. By Bay Area standards, that's a bargain, particularly considering it didn't feel like a compromise. The food was delicious, and the dining area is a decent place to enjoy a meal, as well. It's not a strictly carryout place, like some reasonably priced places are. In fact, the service was good; my water was even refilled at regular intervals. I know it's a small thing, but what's not to love? Just remember to leave a good tip! Definitely, I recommend King Katsu Land. And, just for fun, you get to play the fun game of finding the place. Good luck! It's well hidden.

King Katsu Land certainly doesn't skimp on portion sizes, but unfortunately, the service and dining…read moreexperience left a lot to be desired. Our jjolmyeon took over 30 minutes to arrive. Keep in mind this is a cold noodle dish, which pretty much involves no cooking. Somehow, all of our katsu dishes came out first, and we were left wondering what exactly was taking so long. If the plan was to have everyone eat together, the timing could use some serious work. The restaurant was also noticeably hot and poorly ventilated, making the dining experience feel a bit like we were getting a side of sauna with our katsu. The menu could use some work, too. Describing sauces simply as "regular" or "spicy" doesn't exactly help you figure out what you're ordering. A little more detail would go a long way. One other small but noticeable miss was our table was only set with forks and knives. Chopsticks for the side dishes and a spoon for the rice would have been nice. It's Korean food, after all and not everything is best tackled with a fork. To be fair, the portions are generous, and the prices seem reasonable for the amount of food you get. That's probably the restaurant's biggest saving grace. Verdict: Big portions, reasonable value, but the service needs to catch up with the food. I'd rather not have to wait half an hour for cold noodles while my katsu is already dying in front of me. Bonus Verdict: The lady that probably owns the place was serving one dish at a time with her fingers in the food. I should've just eaten in Sunset.