Fast & Friendly Customer Service. Great selection of treats. Nice indoor & outdoor seating…read more HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!!!!!!!

This place is the bomb! The lady working was the sweetest! I can't wait to go back! They have so…read moremany options!

I had such a delicious first visit at Freddo. Honestly, was I even living before this gelato? I…read morealways appreciate a great dairy-free option, and the mango tasted like fresh mango scooped straight into a cup....absolutely divine. The lemon was bright and refreshing, and my husband loved the strawberry flavor as well. We'll definitely be back to try more flavors. The service was wonderful, and the decor was adorable. he Vespa, earthy tones, and overall color palette gave it a charming little taste of Italy. Fun fact: I learned Freddo is "cold" in Italian, and I can't wait to visit again in the summer to stay cool.

Okay everybody - this is a must try you will not be disappointed!!…read moreI ordered a scoop of mascarpone and Dulce de leches chocolate and my 3 yr old grand daughter had pistachio and cookies and crème . Let me tell you all 4 flavors were amazing. It's a cute little place with great service and he was friendly and patient !! lol ( I apologize I forgot his name). But will definitely be back maybe tomorrow!

really nice spot that gets a lot of sunlight and has a very diverse menu. the girl working was…read morereally nice and quick to get my order out. i got a strawberry smooth smoothie since i wasnt really wanting froyo in my drink. it was pretty good, mostly just tasting strawberry and apple juice, but no complaints from me! i later saw that they had a few sushi plates which was nice! i love a cafe that has real food since i tend to stay places longer to do school work. the california roll was not crazy expensive and tasted pretty good! the store has ample seating, and many other snacks and supplements. there is also a variety of seating. only con is that the wifi really doesnt work :( i tried about three times but ended up using my hotspot from my phone. wouldnt knock it off the points since the girl let me know that it was a bit of an area problem. she also told me that they are trying to change things up menu and space-wise so im definitely wanting to come back!

Sometimes, things are a little too good to be true…read more Thick & Thin Treats is an AYYA Hospitality Group creation on Dean Martin near Cactus. I've tried them through Yelp stuff previously, and after hearing about their BOGO discount on juices on Monday, I vowed to stop by again. Today was the day. I came in and, after a bit of a hitch, got the employee on duty to ring me up for a BOGO, with a base price of $13.00. Half of that still sounds pretty high. Then I had a brief wait as she actually freshly squeezed/pressed my orders. Since it was totally empty aside from me, that didn't take long. The orange juice tasted like fresh squeezed orange juice. The fruit wasn't absolutely bursting with sugar, but I guess that's just natural variability. That said, I'm not sure why my apple juice seemed to have celery notes/texture in it? It also didn't seem to have the most intense sweetness which you can get on the apple continuum. Overall, both products today were good, but not on the level of the peak examples of juices I've ever had. Parking was not hard late in the afternoon, although it is a bit confusing as many of the nearby spots are marked for the restaurant instead of this business. The seating area was of course quiet, but still felt very pleasant to sit in if you feel the need. Maybe there's study spot potential since they have some coffee on the menu too. I will consider returning to Thick & Thin Treats for the BOGO juice Mondays or if I want to revisit their fresh ice cream blends eventually. It's a good place to try for healthy and tasty treats, but the flavor may vary the way fruits differ in ripeness and quality.

One of the best l brown fudge sundaes I have had. The brownie was the size of the tray with 3 large…read morescoops of ice cream. Plenty of hot fudge drizzled all over. Staff is friendly and fast and their are a few tables to sit at outside and enjoy.

I went to Handel's yesterday to buy a pint of ice cream, and when I got home I noticed the pint had…read morenot been filled properly. Considering the price customers pay for premium ice cream, receiving a partially filled container is disappointing. What made the experience more frustrating was the impression I got from the employee taking my order. It felt like he was annoyed that I paid with cash instead of a credit card, likely because the payment screen would not prompt me for a tip. Tipping expectations at counter-service businesses have become excessive. Buying a pint of ice cream is not the same as receiving full table service at a restaurant, and customers should not feel pressured or judged over whether they leave a tip. Experiences like this are exactly why many people are becoming frustrated with "tipflation." Instead of returning, I'll probably just buy a pint of Ben & Jerry's from the grocery store next time I want ice cream. Businesses risk losing loyal customers when service quality declines while tipping pressure continues to increase.

Decided I needed to hit a second ice cream spot while in Vegas, and I'm glad I did. As someone…read morewho's lactose intolerant, locating something that wouldn't wreck my stomach is always the mission and this place delivered. I was seriously tempted by the ube option even though it had whole milk, but the Vegas Rocky Road caught my eye. It is safe to say I was not disappointed. The marshmallows were plush and soft, and the almonds had that satisfying crunch I was hoping to get. Exactly what you would want in a rocky road. The service was quick and attentive as there was only one person in line. No seating inside, but honestly when it's this hot in Vegas, you're just probably happy to have a cold treat. Cool off with the AC blasting, grab a scoop, and enjoy how nice it is knowing it's like 95+ degrees outside.

Viral ice cream shops and I have a 50/50 chance of jiving…read more Call me basic but I like sweet ice cream. I like ice cream with milk and cream and sugar. Sometimes these newer, trending ice cream places are doing too much. I don't want saffron turmeric ginger lily floral ice cream. Sorry, Not Sorry is trying something new without losing touch of what ice cream is. The designer flavors are experimental without being something that crosses the line from sweet treat to culinary science project. My wife and I shared a flight with the seasonal Thai tea and Vietnamese coffee, and then milk and cereal and salted pistachio brittle. While our runner ups slightly differed, we both agreed milk and cereal was a clear first place. Great flavors, exciting rotations, and an ice cream I'll gladly come back to again.

5/5 This is such a…read morecute ice cream pop-up food truck that sets up at different spots every week (they usually post their schedule and flavors on IG). They specialize in Asian-inspired flavors and rotate in limited time drops, which makes it even more fun to try something new each time. When we pulled up (they were at Tractor Supply on Rainbow), there was a small group of 3 ahead of us. The wait was a little long, but nothing crazy--just keep in mind they have one person taking orders and one person scooping. Once it was our turn, the person taking our order was super sweet. She let us sample every flavor, which honestly made it so hard to choose because everything was that good. They don't rush you at all either, so you can really take your time deciding. I was stuck between the Ube Cheesecake and Leche Flan, and she recommended the leche flan since it was limited time flavor. I'm sooo glad I listened because it did NOT disappoint. Lowkey still thinking about it and regret not getting a pint since it's gone now oh and the Bananam Slam is also very good. The portions are also crazy worth it--a single scoop is basically a double. It's topped with a wafer (to me it tasted like a fortune cookie) If you ever get the chance to catch them, definitely go. This is officially one of my go-to spots now.

iirc i've been having venila since when they first opened. it's been a nice journey seeing how…read morethey've expanded since my first visit. the team is supremely sweet and thoughtful. top notch ice cream. my absolute favorite from day one has and will still be green panda! absolutely the most delish. just 2 scoops aren't enough. when i get the pints that are available now, it's hard to last even a week with them. it's just so addicting to keep going... one day i hope they create just a simple jasmine tea ice cream! already planning my next visit!

Wow! Best popsicles…read morein town!!!! Every flavor is so delicious! We tried the bubblegum, pistachio, marzipan, coconut and lime! Everything was so creamy and delicious. We will be back for sure! I also loved the at there fare plenty of places to sit and enjoy. The Scot is also so fun and cute!

I came to Paleta Bar to finally try the viral Dubai cookie. So many friends have sent it to me…read moresaying I need to make it and sell it but of course, I had to taste it first. One cookie cost $6.50 and it's filled with katafi and pistachio. The texture totally surprised me --it was soft and stretchy like mochi, but after looking at some of the recipes, it seems the base is actually marshmallow. That probably explains why it's less sweet than you'd expect, with that perfect crunch from the katafi and nuttiness from the pistachio. Definitely going to start experimenting with my own version soon... but I'm glad I got my first fix.

Pineapple Park in Southern Highlands is a laid-back, family-friendly dessert spot serving up…read moretropical treats that hit the sweet tooth just right. Their nostalgic Thrifty Ice Cream, which is hand‑scooped by the pint or quart, is a big hit with our family. They have an array of offerings besides ice cream. You can also choose from Dole Whip Floats ($8.95), crepes, shakes and smoothies, boba teas, and chocolate dipped bananas (starting at $4). For our visit, I went with a single scoop of delicious mint and chocolate chip Thrifty Ice Cream ($3.79). Whether you're craving creamy ice cream or a light tropical swirl, Pineapple Park delivers a delicious, budget‑friendly dessert escape with a clean shop and super friendly customer service. I highly reccomend them!

Pineapple Park in Southern Highlands is such a fun find. The shop is colorful, bright, and…read morespotless, and there's plenty of parking which is always a plus. The staff was genuinely friendly and made the visit even better. They offer a great variety, including multiple flavors of Dole Whip, Thrifty Ice Cream, specialty sundaes, banana splits, crepes, and teas with boba--so there's something for everyone. Everything we tried was fresh and delicious. Thank you for the great experience. We'll definitely be back again.

So bad but so good!! They have rolled ice cream that you can get in a taco, waffles & ice cream,…read moreanything you want and the price for what you get is a bargain. I always get the cookies and cream on a puff waffle that they drench in chocolate syrup & top the ice cream with crushed Oreos !! Yum !! I've never been able to finish it and I always want to try something new but I always go back to same thing. They have tables inside and the staff are nice. If you're in Las Vegas this is a great ice cream spot.

Whenever the weather in Vegas starts warming up, one thing I always look forward to is a good…read moreHalo-Halo. And for the longest time, the only place that ever came to mind was Creamberry. I've even told so many friends that Creamberry is the only spot where I get my Halo-Halo because it used to be that good. Unfortunately, something has changed. The Halo-Halo we had recently just wasn't the same anymore. The sweetness was lacking, the flavor felt off, and overall it no longer had the taste we used to love. Even my husband, who usually enjoys it just as much as I do, was disappointed. It honestly made me sad because this place used to be one of our favorites during the warmer months. But after this experience, I think this may be our last visit.

Stopped by after dinner next door and it turned into the perfect sweet treat to end the night…read more Yogurtland never disappoints, but this visit really sealed the deal for me. I think I've officially found my new all-time favorite combo: the Rocket Pop flavor topped with mochi, fresh strawberries, blueberries, and rainbow cereal. The mix of fruity, creamy, and crunchy textures is seriously addictive. I also keep coming back for some of my other go-to flavors like mango and snickerdoodle -- both are always on point. One of the best things about Yogurtland is the huge variety. Whether you're in the mood for something fruity, classic, or dessert-inspired, there's always something new to try, and the topping bar makes it even better. The pricing is very reasonable, especially considering you can customize exactly what you want. The store is always clean and well-stocked, and the staff is consistently friendly and welcoming, which makes the experience even better. It's also just a great place to hang out. Plenty of space to sit, relax, and catch up with friends or family while enjoying your frozen yogurt. Whether you're stopping in for a quick treat or spending some time unwinding, it's always a good vibe here.

I walked in here cuz I had seen social media posts on "weightless Wednesdays" but sadly, they were…read morenot participating in the promotion deal. Their selections were limited and there were about 5 machines that were out of order. A bit sad. But it's okay. The toppings were somewhat fresh. Yogurtland is pretty much the same wherever you go.