First time here - got two types of fudge! Great selections as well as other sweet products. Rachael…read morewas wonderful too!

We were looking for some food souvenirs to purchase as gifts and came across the Sweet Shoppe Candy…read moreStore. This is a candy shop that's small in size but bursting with a ton of different confections from all over the country. They have the Goo Goo Clusters from Nashville, Moose Munch from Medford, Hammonds from Denver, Claeys from South Bend, etc. It's certainly an eclectic selection, well appreciated for variety, but we were looking for locally made items that could keep well in the Arizona heat. We ended up purchasing some prickly pear cactus candy and their in house made mountain bark. Mountain Bark ($5.25 per square) - This is essentially an improved rice crispy treat crossed with fudge. There are tons of crispy popped rice bits interspersed with soft gooey marshmallows, some chewier melted white chocolate bits, and plenty of peanut butter flavor. It's a denser cake vs. a light and fluffy rice crispy treat, but is, dare I say, more delicious. (4/5) With such a wide variety of delicious treats, Sweet Shoppe Candy Store is definitely a great place to pick up some candy.

Pie Guy pies are excellent! Best in town here in Flagstaff. Happy to have discovered where to get…read morethem.

I'm not from the Flagstaff area but thought pie would be a nice change for lunch, saw Pie Guy on…read moreyelp and decided to give it a try. There is no restraurant or storefront which made it very difficult.... I received various locations via text message from baker (not knowing area streets intersections etc .). I drove around a lot and finally found a Marathon gas station that had four pies, i bought 3 of the 4 and so glad i did. Apple, cherry and peach all delicious, cherry being my favorite. They were baked fresh and delivered throughout the town at various locations. I was at my wits end finding a distribution point but very happy i did :). Thank you

Insomnia has lovely ice cream and warm cookies…read more I'm always down for both. Good that we're hiking to melt off the caloreeeeeees. Pleasant customer service.

2 of 4 cookies were mostly raw, we couldn't eat them. Expensive for each cookie so it really sucked…read more Guy at the counter was very nice

The Carne Dolce pizza was phenomenal and the salted caramel gelato was delicious. The service was…read moregood, but could be better. Our server was a little bit rude to us when giving us suggestions. But overall good experience and food. My wife and I love to come here when we're craving pizza.

We've enjoyed Pizzicletta dozens of times inside Dark Sky Brewing, but this was the first time we…read morehad the pleasure of dining at the actual Pizzicletta restaurant. We lucked out with some gorgeous weather a few weeks back, so dining on the patio was very enjoyable, particularly with the cozy string lights on overhead. It was super packed, but some of the couples ahead of us rejected the tiny bar counter and stools at the end of the smaller patio; since those seats didn't bother us we were seated immediately! I don't remember the name of our waitress, but she was very friendly. She immediately brought us a water carafe and two glasses. She was back in under 5 minutes to take our order and our food came out super fast. We began with the Mixed Greens Salad with Chevre & Pine Nuts. The portion was generous and the salad was absolutely delicious. They let the flavor of the chevre & pine nuts really shine through by adding a very light olive oil based dressing. We then shared our favorite pizza, the Diavola, which was delicious as always. Their pizza crust is some of the best in the western U.S. I love the convenience of enjoying Pizzicletta at Dark Sky, but I think we'll be coming to this location from now on. We loved the ambiance and slightly expanded menu offered here. Plus, grabbing drinks two doors down at Mother Road before/after is an added bonus!

Good. Highly recommend. Fast and easy. I like the biscoff and raspberry cookies. Service is goodread more

Just bought a cookie for $5.48 cents a cookie !!! The Asian girl game me an old hard as rock!…read moreImagine being a gourmet cookie shop but your sh*t taste worst than gas station cookie. Owner should teach their employees about quality not giving yesterday old cookie. Shame on you! Wont come back and will warn everyone!!

This place deserves zero stars…read more Roaches will enjoy your meal with you and cozy up next to you after they're just as full as you are. I don't even like Freddy's to begin with, our friend suggested it would be a good spot to eat at before we continue on our 14 hour road trip back home. My mistake, I should've known better to disagree than to agree. And if you're a man and need to take a number two, don't mind the peek a boo, for context there is a 3 in gap between the urinal and back seat of the toilet stall. Now as we continue our 14 hour drive back home, we are all grossed out and wasted money on a meal that was supposed to be good.

Perfect place for a quick bite. Everything we had was tasty, especially the tater tots and the…read morestrawberry cheesecake. Highly recommend!

Was so excited to find a cold stone that actually HONORED coupons! The staff were so friendly and…read moreactually gave us a legit amount of mixins! We had given up on visiting coldstones when we travel because none took coupons and they would give you one tiny sprinkle of mixins. Not this one! This location is GREAT!

Paid $20 plus for two waffle cones and the like it's. Mine was missing the almonds and both mine…read moreand my mom's cone were soggy from the humidity, which they knew this and still served them. Simple fix on the almonds but don't charge for the cone's if they're gross like that. And the price COME ON it's ridiculous because of the three things I am not giving more than two stars. If your going to charge this much than make sure that it's top notch! The girls that work there were great they get 5 stars.

It is often said that a picture alone can speak volumes. Here is my story of this quaint little…read moreBaskin Robbins that speaks of my long love affair with my wife and best friend. This review is called "50 Miles for an Ice Cream Cone" Even the normally prescient winds of change could not have predicted such a pivotal day in this young man's life. The local weatherman surmised that what started as a normal springtime shower in Phoenix, could actually be classified as a 100 year storm. It was on this day that I purposed to summon enough courage to ask this whimsical blonde in my school to a date. I structured my day in order to finish my engineering class final, attend my music lesson, just in time to pick her up after class. A lot was about to happen, only further complicated by this storm. I finished my exam with a perfect score, and then I quickly raced to my car, as the downpour progressed. The deluge on the streets impeded everyone's progress but mine. At home, I began to practice singing a sweet melody among the hundreds of memorized love songs over the past 4 decades. I memorized multi-generational love songs as they are such a diverse expression of heartfelt words. After practicing, I quickly left my apartment but had an unfortunate mishap. In my haste departing, I didn't see the two lovely twins that always seem to park themselves in front of my door whenever I practiced. I apologized profusely as I had tripped over one of them. Daughters of a divorced mom living next door, they seemed fascinated with my singing. Lovely and adorable as they may have been, my heart had already been smitten by the lovely lady that I was about to pursue towards an end that may be a lifetime. I quickly got into my car, and raced towards my music teacher's home. A Julliard trained former Met performer; she filled her empty days by imparting her gift to young students. Our conversations often reminded her of her deceased husband who had such a passion for music. During class, she noted that there was more tremolo in my voice; rather than the typical vibrato. I explained to her that I was uptight because I was about to ask what may be the only girl I will ever be with for the rest of my life. She smiled and reminded me of the time her husband felt when they first met. She cheerfully and promptly ended our session. When I arrived at the corner where she would board her bus towards her apartment, I saw a figure crossing the street that even in this torrential rain, would seemingly take my breath away. She wore a drenched pink floral dress, and a grey fedora cap - her hair completely soaked. I can't ever forget how she looked, and what she did to me that even in her saturated state, she was lovely and perfect. I made a U-turn, and pulled into the gas station next to the bus stop. I grabbed my umbrella and walked towards her. At this time, she was stomping on the wet sidewalk, for she was quite upset that she missed her bus. Although anger and frustration evoked a negative response from most people, it just seemed to endear her even more to me. I politely asked if I could lend some assistance. She didn't hesitate to accept my invitation for a ride home. This was my one chance to ask her on a date. As we drove towards our destination, I was quite direct in my questioning. I have never been one to hesitate. I often speak to complete strangers and engender from them life stories. My first question was if she cried much? I often noticed in our previous encounters that she always seemed so sad. She didn't know how to respond, but she did declare that she often did. My next question would be what would her ideal man do for her? She often dreamed as a little girl that the ideal man would go through the trouble of driving 50 miles to get her an ice cream cone. She also sadly exclaimed that no one had ever even asked nor cared about this childhood dream of hers. The rest is history. On our third date, on the way to the Grand Canyon, we drove through Flagstaff. We stopped by this Baskin Robbins and I offered to get her an ice cream cone in any flavor she wanted. I eventually married her and we have been long time friends and lovers ever since. We have always endeavored to relive that fateful day by partaking of the simple pleasure of having a Baskin Robbins ice cream cone in Flagstaff. After having gained, lost and regained fortunes, our tradition persists of driving there whether it was in one of several expensive German convertibles, or a 30 year old clunker that caught on fire in the parking lot. We recently revisited this place. The memories were as new as our first visit. The staff is extremely courteous and quite helpful. And the ice cream is still as sweet as my love for her. A recent visit on a rainy day brought me to tears as the emotions from memories of years past reminded me of how I have always loved her, and before she came into my life; there was to be the promise of her!

Older lady working on 9/29/25 at 9pm was very rude to all customers. And would not give me my…read morereceipt when I asked for it. UNACCEPTABLE. I WILL NOT BE SILENCED.