Browse menus, reviews and photos of Ice Cream Shops in Big Bear Lake.
Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt · $
685 Pine Knot Avenue Unit a, Big Bear Lake
Customers’ favorites
“The chocolate gelato and French vanilla are great. I sampled the coconut but not a fan. I love this place”
Ice Cream Shop · $
587 Bonanza Trail, Big Bear Lake
“Awesome little ice cream place behind the Village Shopping area in Big Bear Lake where you can buy a waffle cone with 3 generous scoops of delicious ice cream and toppings for under $10.”
Ice Cream Shop · $$
40760 Village Drive, Big Bear Lake
“1/8/23 amazing candy, apple caramel with almonds do you make the hot red candy apples I wish you did because I would get that too”
Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt · $$
587 Bonanza Trail, Big Bear Lake
Customers’ favorites
“Casual dining. You order at the front counter, then grab a table. Indoor area has two large tables for big groups. Has outdoor eating area as well. Large portions. Most entrees can fed two people. The ribs were tender, the burrito was huge. Service satisfactory.”
Ice Cream Shop · $
618 Pine Knot Avenue, Big Bear Lake
Customers’ favorites
“The only reason I recommend them is because the desserts are so good. The line to order was chaotic, not very orderly. The girl took my order , rang me up and handed me my treats. I walked out with my friend and decided to check we had everything. We were shorted 1 thing. My friend went back in to get what she was shorted. Soon I went back in to see what was taking so long. The girl behind the counter took all of our treats back, checked a bunch of receipts and had another co worker help her. Then she asked me for my change back but barely remembered I paid with cash not a card. She had charged me correctly but forgotten an item. FINALLY got the correct treats so we took it and left. I drive 50 minutes home and open my bags. Guess what, I’m now missing something. After all that, the incompetent girl still messes up and shorts me. I never write bad reviews but driving all the way home to find you don’t have everything you paid for is such a bummer”
Donut Shops · $
42173 Big Bear Boulevard, Big Bear Lake
Customers’ favorites
“They have great people working very nice”
Coffee & Tea · $
546 Pine Knot Avenue, Big Bear Lake
Customers’ favorites
“hot white Chocolate. AMAZINGGGG !!!”
Coffee Shops · $
652 Pine Knot Avenue, Big Bear Lake
“Love that they use natural ingredients like spirulina as food coloring!! It was all yummy, the worker was so sweet and patient with me and my friends, gave us samples of all the flavors we were curious about. I ended up getting cookies and cream!”
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