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“We have never been here when the store was not remarkably clean, the workers were not incredibly kind and the wait was totally appropriate for either ordering inside or ordering online and picking up.Kid-friendliness: The kids literally scream with excitement when we talk about coming here.“
“Food / Ice Cream : 5/5 The Pistachio ice cream was amazing. Some of the best ice cream I've had in a while. Everyone in my group was delighted by their choice so I don't think you can go wrong here. Service: 5/5 Excellent service. Served up various samples with a smile and gave honest opinions when I asked. Ambiance: 5/5 Very nice ice cream shop. Clean and bright. Modern but not too modern to be without a personality. Great place to bring friends, family or even enemies.“
“I’ve been here twice now, and can’t get enough! I tried the minty chocolate ice cream that they had, can’t remember the name and it was delicious. But my absolute favorite was the lavender ice cream with the gluten-free waffle cone. I do not have a gluten intolerance, but I ordered it because the waffle cone was cinnamon flavored and it was amazing.“
“Tucked away at the end of the fountain courtyard can make it hard to find, but once you do, it is worth it. We enjoy the soft serve ice-cream and slush combos. The grilled cheese sandwiches and hotdogs are kid friendly. It is nice that they have the smaller sizes for wee ones and when you just want a small treat. Located close to most of the old downtown stores and venues.“
“Obsessed. I can't decide which paleta flavor is my favorite. My regular order is usually coconut and coffee. Today I added chocolate. Amazing. It's like a delicious, creamy hot chocolate but cold and a popsicle. :) Their ice cream and fruit cups are delicious too! As for service, it's always quick and easy. I love that you can place an order online and pick up. The girls that work there are very sweet. Tons of parking too!“
“I could not resist coming here after seeing their creative menu! And it was WORTH it. I came here with my boyfriend and we each got two drinks because we were so curious and excited, lol: the Aztec, the Horchata Latte, the Bourbon Coconut Latte and a regular mocha. They were all sooo good - the Horchata Latte being the star of the day.We also each got an empanada: beef and vegetarian, also fantastic. Word of warning though - they are far smaller than I expected. I thought we were going to get something the size of a hand pie but they're about half that big. I'm personally okay with that because they were extremely tasty and I wasn't looking to eat much. $7 for the size would probably be a bit pricey to some people, but I think for something local, and so good, it's fair. Plus the coffee is surprisingly inexpensive for an artisan coffee house so it balances out.You can sit by the river in either a lounge chair, at a picnic bench, or a table with chairs, with the offer of sun cover if you want it. The lovely view of the river with a bit of bird watching is a wonderful way to enjoy a meal!The only thing I really didn't like was that they use those awful paper straws for their drinks in the interest of being environmentally conscious. I appreciate the sentiment, but there are sturdier compostable straws that exist! I don't know why these terrible straws are still around, plaguing cafes everywhere. Everyone hates them. That's hardly something that would keep me from going back though. ☺️ I'll be back soon.Dietary restrictions: Gluten free empanada available for $2 more, plus salads.“