Super cute shop, lovely owners, delicious ice cream, and Paleta all freshly homemade with fresh…read morefruit and ingredients right in the store -delicious!

Fresh, delicious food. Clean facility. Very fair prices for the amount they give you. They also…read moregave my 4 year old a free mini popsicle after we ordered, just because. It was so kind of the staff. We found our new favorite spot to enjoy treats as a family!

We were craving some ice cream after a long day outside in the heat! We pulled up (it's a place you…read moreorder in your car or outside and sit outside, no indoor seating apparently. It was way too hot out so we did the car hop thing. We were given menus and Time to make our decisions and they came back to take our order. The people working there were very nice! We all loved our treats (I got a small twist with sprinkles on a cake cone). I do gotta say my small twist with sprinkles was almost $5 which was pretty crazy to me as I was expecting a little bit more Ice cream at that price but I know better for next time to get a larger size!

This is the regular parfait. It's one of the best items I've ever had for a hot summer day. The…read moreservice was incredible. This item is definitely a secret menu item, but I was told that they still love making it!

My wife and I were very excited to find this Paciugo in Colorado. In our previous homes in…read moreChicago and Minneapolis our local Paciugo locations closed on us. Paciugo is probably the very best chain gelato store in America. The level of quality and decadence is unmatched. While there are very good vegan and gluten free options, I myself especially enjoy their full fat gelatos. So delicious!

Food: 5/5 Service: 10/5…read moreAmbiance: 4/5 We all had the small size gelato, hubby and I had cones kids had cups. They can do up to three flavors for the small, however, I'm the only one that got more than one flavor. That tiramisu one was spot on! It was messy but I didn't care the flavor was worth it, hubby got peanut butter, kid 2 got mango passion fruit sorbet (the non dairy option) and kid three got watermelon sorbet. They both enjoyed their flavors, hubby said his was "light" in flavor. The ladies up front offered us samples, we didn't take advantage of it but it was a nice gesture. The interior is small but there are seats available. Oh! And slightly pricey, buyer beware, they were about $6/cup for the "small" size.

The Menchie's store in Loveland is outstanding! This family-owned business brings joy, smiles and…read moreyummy delights to everyone who visits and it's always meticulously clean! The staff is very friendly and enthusiastic, always willing to help and answer questions!

I order a 32oz and the dirty blonde girl really adamant about not selling it to me and I had to put…read morein an order online and wait 20 mins for her to get that order ready. That's quite a dishonest way to run a business

Absolutely Garbage Service they Cracked my milkshake cup had it leaking all over my car. i asked…read morepolitely for another shake after immediately calling and pulling Back up But was Told to "Get over it" This location is an absolute disgrace to the restaurant Business and Gives Dairy Queen A Horrible Name

Ordered a peanut buster parfait with added peanut butter and whipped cream. Girl at window said…read morethey didn't have peanuts I said ok not a problem my boyfriend ordered a sundae and asked them To put lids on our items because for some reason this DQ never puts lids! Got my parfait and it was layers and layers of hot fudge no peanut butter and very little actual ice cream! NO lids on any item and when we tried to ask they never came back to the window. Go somewhere else this place is run by kids who don't care what they make you at night

My spouse and I stopped at Cold Stone a few days ago, on Saturday. We'd been out and about and…read morewanted a cold treat to cool us down. Service was prompt and friendly. Our order was made quickly and accurately. We were out the door fast. I got a Like It (small) Germanchökolätekäke and my spouse got a Like It Cookie Minster without the fudge. They were both delicious and we ate outside on a bench enjoying the nice weather.

I waited over ten minutes and was not even acknowledged by the Gen Z crew that was running the…read moreplace. I walked in and was third in line. The first couple in front of me knew what they wanted and placed their order and was in and out, no problem. The next couple had to have been high af... I say this not just because of the mj pajama pants, sweatshirts, hats, earrings, etc. adorning every body part that could be adorned, but because they proceeded to ask for samples of what seemed like every.single.flavor this cold rock had to offer. They'd get their tiny spoons, take a nibble, oooh and aaaah to each other, then wait half a season to pick their next sample. After this went on for about five minutes, another employee shows up and proceeds to just stand there and watch the first employee pass out tiny taste tests to Nugsy McDankBrain and Mrs. PuffMuffin. Just stands there and watches the woman do all the work, while he could have started helping one of the five other parties in line behind the Reefer Twins. I just left. I wasn't gonna pay $8 and 45 minutes for a scoop. To the couple who held the rest of us hostage - hear me out - maybe, *maaaaybe* next time you wanna puff some plumes and go sample every flavor, do it at a time that's not so busy, huh? Maybe??? Think you could do that? Maybe, oh hell, I dunno, look at the menu on the phone you have surgically implanted into your forearm and make a list of everything you want to sample so the rest of us don't have to wait 29 years to pay a ridiculous amount of money for some ice cream that's been sneezed on by the guy who didn't wash his hands after using the bathroom? You don't get to fry your brain and then make the rest of us pay the price. Hope you didn't drive home high after that stunt... heaven knows looking out for other folks isn't on the top of your priority list. I'm scared for when I'm old and this generation is running the nursing home I'm in. I'll be lying in my own excrement while they ooooh and ahhhh over the elevator because they smoked their brains away on their break and can't figure out how to get back to the nurse's station to clock in from the hotbox they just did in the employee parking lot. But I digress... This low review is more about the fact that instead of corralling the stoned ones to the side and helping me out, the other young man just sat there and watched the young woman work, while the line just kept getting longer... and longer... I watched the Capital Tacos on 34 go out of business because it employed mostly Gen Zer's who did everything *except* work while on the clock. I hope this place won't succumb to the same fate, but I won't know because I won't go back there. I spent 15 minutes I'll never get back, watching the dumbest and most dazed thing I've seen all year play out in front of me, and I even watched 47's State of the Union...

This candy store is a fun place to visit and now has ice cream in the back. I was surprised at the…read moreprices of the items which have gone up quite a bit in a very short time.

A treasury of sugar and corn syrup in its many forms. They give you a complimentary candy for…read morecoming in for the first time, which is sweet. You'll notice the formidable figures on the price tags but ok fine, it's a touristy spot. There was some pseudoscience-looking literature around, as well as a Jesusy vibe, which granted has nothing to do with candy but nonetheless hurts my respect level for the place. An ice cream stand is here too, which might not be open during the cold season. Coconut/dark chocolate morsel yummy, but I don't see how you could mess that up. The toffee was nutty and buttery and not quite right, my friends and I agreed. I bought Ranch Style Divinity because I'm a sucker for nougat/marshmallow treats and I wasn't in my right mind from the altitude and jelly beans that I had already been snacking on. It turned out to be as much fun to mush around in my fingers as to eat. I decided to enjoy its saccharine substance because it cost a lot of money. While playing Candy Crush, I nibbled until my pancreas was humming and my brain was pleasingly packed with fructose and swimming in dopamine. So if that's what you want from candy, it works. I realize there's not a large range of possible quality to many candies but some products seem to not be as delicious as they could be, compared to, say, Kilwin's. And my sampling is admittedly not large so they could still win me over, with a banana chew perhaps.