I recently visited this spot after wanting to check it out for a while, since it reminded me of a…read moreplace from my childhood. Honestly, the exterior doesn't look like much, but that's part of its charm. When we walked up, the young lady taking our order was really friendly and professional, which made the experience even better. Since it was our first time there, she helped us navigate the menu, and I appreciated that. The prices on the menu were reasonable, and I was pleasantly surprised by how generous the ice cream portions were. Although our food took a little while to come out, we didn't mind too much because we got to enjoy the ice cream while we waited. The staff were so warm and welcoming that it made the wait worth it. Overall, I think the friendly vibe and good value here will definitely bring me back for another visit!

We stopped by on a hot and windy day, but the good thing was there was no line so ordering was…read morequick. We ordered hamburger combos, a pork loin tender sandwich, and a soft-serve dipped ice cream. The food was okay overall, but nothing really stood out. The hamburger, pork tenderloin sandwich, fries, and ice cream were all average. They were just okay, nothing to rave about. The biggest disappointment was the service. We ordered three combo meals, but one order of fries was missing. Since everything was packed into one small paper bag, we didn't notice until we were already seated outside and had started eating. When we went back to let them know, instead of simply replacing the missing fries, we were asked to gather all of our food, repack everything into the bag and bring it back so they could check the contents. It was hot and windy so having to pack everything up again was inconvenient and a bit upsetting I understand that they may have wanted to verify the missing item but it was not the most customer-friendly way to handle the situation, especially since we were still dining on-site. Overall, the experience was just average.

From your humble California SF bay tourists, the ice cream is so so good. You won't regret. I enjoy…read morethis little new creative way of ice creaming Staff are so friendly and patient with first time comers. They have indoor and outdoor sittings with cute games, my kids spent good 20' with the "face game at the door What a treat! Thanks

I've heard good things about this place and was excited to check it out. We'd just finished dinner…read morenext door and I needed something sweet so I walked over to see what they offered. Their menu is so unique it was hard to decide, but I chose a caramel latte cone/bowl. Honestly, I thought it was just okay. My serving had very little caramel, but a lot of cookie crumbs. I think I'll try something different next time. The Staff was friendly and helpful. I like that they let me try the base flavors before I ordered anything. A few indoor spots to sit and large outdoor area with games which we loved! Paid parking along the street out front.

Whatever ice cream recipe they use is perfect! Teagan served us with a smile on her face, and was…read moreso patient with my 7 sisters. The building is well lit and has a happy atmosphere

We were greeted upon entering the ice cream shop. The kiddos were super excited. They were a lil…read morepacked so it was worth the wait. I'm glad we came. The I team was great, reasonably priced and delicious. Joey Keller is and he was very attentive and super helpful. The ice cream was flavorful and very creamy. It was so goo to the kiddos; I couldn't even get pictures because they were all in lol.... My hubby said he love the swirl chocolate vanilla with the waffle cone. The place was easy to find and well decorated inside. We will be back we really enjoyed the experience. I do recommend giving them a try..

This is a good Paleta Bar location. My server Evan did and excellent job, he was very…read moreaccommodating and courteous. I ordered the Taro Paleta bar, dipped in milk chocolate and drizzled in white chocolate, it was outstanding

I'll be the first to admit a Paleta bar is not something I'm fixin' to pass on, not in Tulum, not…read morein CDMX, not in Sonoma so when my son told me they had a yummy spot and asked if I wanted to check it out... ummmm immediate YES! We stopped in after dinner at Dos Santos. My son and his gf both ordered Oreo fully dipped in milk and dark with graham cracker, almonds and other various toppings. I ordered coffee, full dipped in milk chocolate (random! I don't care for milk but I opted for it in this case) topped with Oreo on one side and graham cracker on the other. These were sooooo yummy! Not too sweet and the texture felt traditional if that makes any sense at all. Very fun spot. Service was outstanding! Can't wait to return. Highly recommend even on freezing cold nights.

What a fun spot! Caffeinated Cow has a range of delicious ice cream flavors - I'd highly recommend…read moreginger and millionaires - and creative coffee drinks, all at great prices. Even the cotton candy ice cream that my niece ordered was delightful and far more subtly-flavored than anticipated. $2.75 for a bukaroo ice cream cone? Yes, please, every day of the week! The teenage male employee working when we visited was friendly and welcoming, offering generous samples. And the staff "mooos" for tipping are such a cute, memorable touch!

This place was very gimmicky and felt like your average ice cream parlor. It was decked out in cow…read morethemed decor. I decided to try the "caffeinated cow" which was basically a hot latte dumped all over a scoop of your choice of ice cream. It did not go very well together and I was getting sips of Luke warm coffee and sometimes I would get a taste of the ice cream. Not my favorite spot but that's just my honest opinion of this place.

My friends and I decided to grab some ice cream here, and I have to say, it's pretty good, along…read morewith the food. I went for the Waffle Oreo, which was delicious, but when the girl with glasses and braids handed me my order, she told me, "We don't put cherries on it anymore." Apparently, they stopped doing that. Which feels like straight-up false advertising. If they don't include cherries on the Waffle Oreos or any other item, then why is there RED on my ice cream where the cherry should be? They removed it right before giving it to me. She was giving me dirty looks for no reason. Seriously, what was the point of including the cherry in the first place? Other customers might have experienced something similar, so I wanted to share this :)

HAVE AGAIN: Fruitlandia shaved ice with bananas, grosella (red current), etc. was very good. Fun…read moreplace. So many choices! Very clean rest rooms!

Shout out to my dawg Yumi. Fantastic service give that girl a raise. Cookies equally fantasticread more

I stumbled across Mary's Mountain Cookies while walking around downtown, and I'm glad I stopped in!…read moreAs soon as you walk through the door, you're greeted by rows of giant cookies, and I mean giant. There are so many flavors to choose from that it's hard to pick just one. One thing I really appreciated was the selection of discounted cookies near the register. They offer bags of day-old cookies, along with slightly underbaked or overbaked cookies, at a reduced price. It's a great way to grab a sweet treat for less, and I love that they find a way to reduce food waste. Another bonus is that they serve Josh & John's ice cream, so you can pair a cookie with a scoop if you're really looking to treat yourself. They also offer a military discount, which is always appreciated. If you're downtown and have a sweet tooth, Mary's Mountain Cookies is definitely worth a stop!

the ice cream was so good. So creamy & high quality. Large portions. The peanut butter Oreo cookie…read moreone was so good and same with the cherry chip. My whole family loved it!!! Open later than other ice cream shops in the area

The text on the storefront promises chocolate, but the universe operates on a system of constant…read moremisdirection. Five of us wandered inside looking for ice cream instead. We were trying to recover from the physical indignity of ascending a mountain high enough that oxygen was treated as a luxury commodity. The government of Colorado apparently believes that every settlement in the entire state requires an abundant supply of frozen dairy. If true, this is an enlightened public policy. The shop was completely empty when we arrived. A lone young man stood behind the counter because his coworker was on break. He did not look at us with the despair usually reserved for a sudden crowd. He simply smiled and began scooping with the enthusiastic efficiency of a soldier waiting for reinforcements. I purchased a double scoop containing Salted Peanut Butter Cup and a flavor called Moose on the Loose. The second flavor contained enormous chunks of fudge that were buried deep within the cream like forgotten treasure. It was exactly the sort of heavy molecular fuel a human body requires after arguing with a giant rock. There was also a glass cooler filled with vintage sodas. Nostalgia routinely robs my wallet before my intellect can mount a defense. I purchased an RC Cola and spent ten minutes explaining to the members of our group born in the 90's that there was a time in human history when cola came in more than two respectable varieties. The ice cream was excellent and my history lesson was free. If you find yourself in Manitou Springs with tired lungs, you could do a great deal worse.