Perfect post‑lunch treat in downtown Snohomish. The location is ideal, right on the charming main…read morestreet, super convenient after wandering town or eating nearby. I tried the mountain berry flavor and it was fantastic -- bright, fruity, creamy, and perfectly balanced. Great stop to grab a scoop while exploring the historic downtown area on your day trip.

Stopped by Snoqualmie Ice Cream in Snohomish and it was really good. The ice cream was super creamy…read moreand the flavors tasted fresh. Staff was nice and it had a cozy, small-town vibe. Only giving 4 stars because I wish there were a few more flavor options, but I'd definitely go back.

As the summer heat hits I find myself redoubling my efforts to find any new ice cream/soft serve…read morespots hitting the city that might finally scratch my itch after having such phenomenal soft serve in Japan. NOTE: I am about to launch into a tangent on Japan vs US soft serve and will put a convenient border around this if you just want to hear about Mammatus (understandably) ======================================================= Ever since my last trip to Japan I've felt soft serve is just disrespectfully bad here in the states compared to the quality and care they put into it in Japan, and I'm sure there's a lot of layers of that from bad soft serve powder suppliers and a culture of growing up with this stuff so many spots chase the nostalgia factor both on the business side and for customers. But this simply must stop. Japan experiments with using milk from different cow varietals and farms, even mixing types and using milk from other animals (goat mostly) to find the best flavor as their base. But they don't even stop there, experimenting with the texture itself to create an extra dimension to the experience. Textures reminiscent of marshmallow, italian meringue, semifreddo and everything in between. Ultimately I think in the US soft serve has a history of being centered around a scalable, consistent, cheap product. And that persists to this day. While in Japan soft serve is often treated more like a specialty food crafted with artisanal and premium care. OK back to your regularly scheduled program. ======================================================== After trying just about every soft serve around Seattle I felt hopeless I'd find something that felt like a premium product reminiscent of the masterful varieties I found across Japan. So thank god for Mammatus finally showing the people what SOFT SERVE CAN REALLY DO! Folks, this is the best soft serve I'd had around the Seattle region bar none. Milk Drunk is a fun spot to get some fried chicken and cool seasonal soft serves that are certainly satisfying, and while I think pastry project may be the best bakery around these parts the soft serve they're slinging is sadly subpar (though the best hard shell variety in the biz). Baiten is great but oh man, for the soft serve lovers out there you simply must must make it down (up?) to Mammatus for the most velvety, creamy, perfect amount of sweetness soft serve you can get round these parts with a weekly rotating flavor and fun sundae varieties to try. They offer the classic chocolate hard shell but that's all you're getting here. Just be patient as they're not the fastest around but it's absolutely worth it even if you need to wait. Trust me! MAMMATUS IS A MAMMAMUST!

The Homie and I made a beeline to the Mammatus Creamery truck during the Ridgecrest Art Walk…read more(7/23/26). Not much of a wait but provided enough time in line to decide what we wanted to order. For me, I had the Peaches and Cream soft serve in a cup. That was absolutely rich, luscious, creamy, and summer goodness of fresh peaches. The Homie opted for The Cheesecake One: actual cheesecake, caramel sauce, oat crumble, raspberry sauce, vanilla soft serve. That was a pretty sizeable sundae that both savored and devoured. Fantastic find for dessert after having dinner elsewhere! A few weeks later on social media, I see their indie business has attracted an even lengthier line, but definitely totally worth the splurge!

I've always heard good things about Top it so I had to check it out. It did not disappoint. Theres…read morelots of toppings so you can make whatever kind of sundae you can dream of.

I was craving a sweet treat on a rainy Saturday evening in the beautiful town of Historic downtown…read moreSnohomish. This froyo shop is adorable and Titanic themed. The bowls are a set price and come in 3 sizes - and you can fill them with whatever :) The froyo is yummy and there is an impressive amount of toppings. I love how clearly labeled the flavors were - some had live probiotics, some were non-fat, sugar-free, dairy-free. I had cake batter, vanilla, and strawberry shortcake froyo topped with chocolate chip cookie dough, blueberries, and housemade chocolate/peanut butter sauce. $5.75 + tax for a "small" cup. The staff are super friendly but sort of hide in the back, lol!

Visiting from out of time. Got here at 6:15, got 3 donuts at 6:51. Tips for a better experience…read moreorder ahead of time for pick up and check for the rotating menu. The cashier guy told us when we got to the front to look at their Instagram for current flavors. About $9 for 3 Wild berry Cheesecake Pocky Matcha Cookies and Creme Tastes and texture is exactly what you'd expect

I came here during the SuperBowl day last weekend!…read more There was hardly anyone here and felt relieved and great that there wasn't a huge line or crowd of ppl! They were doing a special game day price for a dozen donuts at 15% off. I did ask if they could do half a dozen and it only applied for a dozen so I went ahead and got it! I also tried their bubble waffle for the first time that is affiliated with Happy Lemon. It was pretty good, chocolate flavored. I also tried their crispy potato corn dog and that was pretty delicious too! I love corn dogs! The game day dozen was a hit for the Super Bowl gathering! The shift manager was super nice and gave me a bag to easily transport my purchases. Thank you to this team -- I hope Mochinut does Super Bowl mochi donuts again (hoping Seahawks go to the superbowl again!)

Not many yogurt places around and I had been wanting to get some, so I was pretty excited when I…read morestumbled upon this place. There was no pricing posted anywhere for cost per pound. The yogurt was decent, but the organization of the toppings was tricky. They put all the good stuff at the end.

I personally didn't find the frozen yogurt very flavorful but they did have a lot of toppings to…read morechoose from. I didn't receive any customer service since this was self serve besides just paying for my items and there was minimal communication. It wasn't very busy for a Saturday evening so there was plenty of seating.

A favorite dessert place we love! Food is consistently prepared and always delicious. We went to…read morethe other branch in Redmond a week ago and it was not as good as Lynnwood. We had eager people working at the counter, working hard doing their prep, prepared our dessert perfectly! This place had our favorite mango dessert.

The mango cheesecake Bingsu is amazing!!! I had never had bingsu before but I absolutely love it!!!…read moreIt is counter service so not much to report in that area but the decore is cute. I also tried the s'mores golden toast it was very good but didn't blow me away like the bingsu did. It's pretty pricey but worth treating yourself to it once in a while!

Fresh pies! Not too sweet but just perfect. Flakey crust but not too thick. Seasonal flavors like…read morestrawberry rhubarb and peach as well as staples like apple berry and apple. Small cafe with seating to enjoy your slice of pie or pie shake. Good spot to stop by if visiting to try a regional fruit pie like Marionberry that was first cultivated in Oregon. Very sweet staff and the line moves quickly. Ample parking and very accessible friendly with open space

Very yummy pies - my favorite are the Marionberry and the Chocolate Pecan pies…read more I've had other ones and they're fine but the 2 above are definitely still my top favorites. They have good crusts. Go early as they do sell out.

Yum!! So good! Guava cheese cake is delicious! Open late for a post movie take home treat!read more

Last time I had stopped in at the OG R+M Dessert Bar on Seattle's Capitol Hill was back on 1/27/18!…read moreI learned that they have expanded to Bellevue in 2025. Today is their grand opening of their third site in downtown Edmonds (5/14/26). Perfect central location in the retail/restaurant/cafe/cocktail bar core and within walking distance from the Edmonds ferry terminal. Beautiful retail site with an assortment of merch available for purchase: hats, Tshirts, totes, NA bevs, wines, teas, ice cream, nuts, granola, boxed cookies, gourmet popcorn & snacks, and of course, the lovely refrigerated dessert case. I purchased two chocolate strawberry mousse domes. It's given me visions of pastry school, favorite entremets, and quality pâtisseries. A very welcoming site. Perfect for quality gifts or treats for family, friends, that special someone, or for yourself. Definitely a wonderful addition to downtown Edmonds!