We were looking for a place that offered shaved ice to take our kids. Glad we found YOGO! Small…read moreplace but friendly service and the shaved ice were yummy! Note that they only accept cash!

The family and I stopped here for a mid-afternoon snack. Everyone was craving a basic ice cream but…read moreinstead enjoyed these really unique and delicious treats. The basic foundation is ice cream or snow cone. Then Yogo turns them into what I feel is a really gormet treat. I ordered Pineapple Express, pineapple snow cone mixed with cream, garnished with a fresh pineapple slice and three pineapple gummies. My daughter enjoyed a Kit Kat Sunday: vanilla ice cream drizzled with chocolate syrup and four full sticks of Kit Kat. The Choco Mango featured a scoop of chocolate ice cream atop fresh diced mango. They also sell sodas and water. Friendly service greets you at the walk-up window. Give them about 5 minutes to create your treat. Three large picnic tables offer seating under a covered patio area. Heaven help any calorie counters out there! You'll likely go over your calorie budget at this place. We'll be back though!

The Baked Bear feels like a warm hug…read more From the moment we walked in, it felt so cozy. It was hot outside, but the inside was cool, welcoming, and had little touches that reminded me of Christmas and winter. Even though it's summer, it instantly made me crave hot chocolate and freshly baked cookies! The cookies were absolutely incredible--warm, soft, and perfectly baked. Paired with the ice cream, it was easily one of the best desserts I've had in a long time. If you're in South Padre, don't skip this place. It's comforting, delicious, and somehow feels just like home. We'll definitely be back! service was awesome! The ladies were quick, friendly and welcoming especially since it was busy they were still 100% nice and warm

Baked Bear makes their icecream offsite but it's their own creations. It is not bought from a third…read moreparty like BlueBell. Their flavors are unique. Great variety for the cookie icecream sandwiches. A bonus is they have gluten free cookies for those with gluten issues. The cookies were thinner and smaller which was the only downer. Price wise: it's about $10 a cookie sandwich. That adds up quickly to a family. Shilled out over $30 for 3 sandwiches. That's equivalent to 5 gallons of icecream at the grocery store. Quite expensive and overly sweet. We enjoyed the novelty but no one wanted to come back.

excellent customer service and a wide variety of "treats!"…read more It sits right at the edge of the Light house square so after a few hours of shopping One can get a scoop and sit outside or take it with you. I highly recommend this unique little shop.

Amazing service and ice cream. Anthony was amazing. Thanks for the good conversation and ice…read morecream! Go Bucs!

Friendly staff, had a super tasty waffle bananarama 12/10 recommend…read more Good space for groups

They have homemade gelato and carry some bluebell ice cream flavors!!…read more We got the forrero rocher, mazapán, cookies and cream and dark chocolate all very delish!! The lady at the front was very kind and patient as we decided what we wanted

I love my ice cream and I gotta tell you this place is worth the stop. Although there was a line…read morewhen we arrived, the girls worked quickly and efficiently to get us our treats. The variety of flavors was nice and I enjoyed being able to grab a few samples. I ended up getting the brownie dessert w/gelato & a topping and It was delicious. The brownie had the perfect texture & melted right into my mouth. The others I was with has different kinds of gelato, but our favorites were the Oreo blast, chamoy & mangonadas. AGAIN---- This place is worth the stop!!!'

We walked in and it smelled HEAVENLY. I didn't even know that they had food but everything we got…read morewas delicious and fresh. The staff were so kind! A very relaxing experience with reasonable pricing and amazing food & coffee.

Solid 5 stars (based on variety and price)…read more Stopped in for an after-dinner treat with the extended family and was really surprised by the variety. They've got soft serve, Dole Whip, hand-scooped Blue Bell, soft serve fruit bowls, shakes, banana splits, and just about every topping you can think of. Looked like they had smoothies too -- kind of an all-in-one shop. They also had a lot of classic dishes like layered sundaes. Bottom line, there was some kind of ice cream treat for everyone in there. Ok amount of seating inside, with extra tables outside. Business was clean and service was efficient. I kept it simple with a classic butter pecan cone, Dad got a banana split that looked awesome, and the kids ended up with soft serve. Highly recommend a stop -- with the family, it was well worth it. Would recommend, and would return.

Service was okay. The man who served us was not very friendly and made eye contact maybe once…read more Interior is extremely nostalgic and has easy to read menus on the wall. Blue Bell ice cream always hits the spot! so overall left feeling good.

Sunrise Bakery was great they had so many pastries to choose from it was difficult to pick…read moresomething! We went with a croissant to share, my hubs got a brown sugar iced latte & I went with a caramel iced latte. If you are looking for a nice spot to grab a treat & some coffee check them out!

3.5 stars, edging to 4…read more I always like to stop at bakeries and try new things when I travel, and this is probably one of the better bakeries you're going to find on South Padre Island. You can watch the bakers making the pastries and breads fresh through the glass window behind the counter, and everything we had was fresh, artisan, handmade, and tasty. Day-old banana bread -- very good, even a day old. Chocolate croissant -- not a ton of chocolate, more of your traditional size with just a little inside. Strawberry cream Danish -- very tasty and fresh. Cream puff -- super moist, with perfectly tender dough. Really good bite. Cinnamon roll -- very large, so don't underestimate the size. One note: the cream/icing on top was just too much -- too sweet and too heavy-handed. It would've been better served on the side to dip into, because the parts where we took off the cream off were really good. (We microwaved it for a minute once we got home.) Coffees -- a couple of solid coffees, nothing too crazy. One thing to flag: for five or six pastries and a couple of coffees, it ran us around $50. Pro tip: This isn't somewhere I'd take the kids. It's more of a spot for someone who wants a really good baked good and a coffee -- and be ready for the prices to add up faster than you'd think. Would recommend, and would return.