I love coming here! Of course, me being the chocolate freak that I am, I got Chocolate Devotion, which includes chocolate ice-cream, chocolate chips, chocolate fudge, and a brownie. For me, all those ingredients make a heavenly dessert. Their sizing options are Like it (small,) Love It(medium,)and Gotta Have It(large.) Yes, I know. Cute right? I love coming here and will always come here when I have a sweet tooth. I devoured that chocolate devotion!
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Carlos M A.
No credit cards only cash always. It's sad when business charge 2015 prices but expect people to pay like its 1975 with carrying cash. Here is a tip if your going to charge cash bring prices down. When a family of 5 cost 30 dollars have the credit card machine work or bring the cash price down to 15 dollars !
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Kristin M.
Where do you go to eat the best ice cream? Not Cold Stone, but it is a good neighborhood ice cream joint for your typical dessert craving. They have a great variety of ice cream and lots of different combinations to choose from. I love the fact that you can pick and choose which toppings you want and they mix it all in, rather than sprinkling it on top. That I dig! Please stay away from their Brownie A La Cold Stone - which is supposed to be a WARM brownie with vanilla ice cream topped with caramel, fudge and pecans. The brownie is never WARM and the vanilla ice cream is so bland. I would def. recommend getting one of their signature creations like the Oreo Overload or the Banana Caramel Crunch! For ice cream, its a bit on the expensive side where a party of two will spend anywhere from $12-$15. One of the pros to this Cold Stone location is that they are open until midnight Fridays and Saturdays... Yay for ice cream until midnight!
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Maxine V.
It was good (not crazy amazing,but good). I got the peanut butter/chocolate ice cream. It was decent. I was disappointed they only put two reeses cups in it. I mean, I assume the mix ins are what I am paying for. The staff was nice. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here. I feel like Ben & Jerry's is a better option.
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Michelle C.
I'm a cold stone fan. The stuff we like to mix into our icecream tastes better at room temperature. Nuts have oils. They simply don't taste as good when frozen. So the mix in concept is a good one. And I like the helpful suggestions. Sometimes, you just don't think to mix things a certain way. And sometimes your creativity and your tastebuds don't agree. My favorite used to be called the Pecan passion or something like that but isn't on the board anymore, so you have to ask for the individual items: French vanilla ice cream, pecans, graham cracker crust, caramel. It's like pecan pie ala-mode pre-mixed for you!
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Barby T.
Im saddened that this place closed. It was the closest to me. Anyhow I must say I will miss some of the employees bcuz they were that great!! Hope to see them in other locations ...
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Christie A.
I am not a huge Cold Stone fan by any means...I think the mix-ins turn into "too much" with each bite of ice cream. I've never even been able to finish a "like it" size. My nephews do love this place though, so we brought them here for dessert on Saturday to try to make up for the less than stellar dinner we had. The service was good- friendly, and quick. The store was also very clean. My nephews loved and finished their ice-creams and shakes and, to my delight, I found a treat which I do like- the new ice-cream cupcakes...MMMMM! Just the right size of goodness- a small chocolate cup filled with a piece of cake on the bottom, then a little ice cream, topped with just the right amount of frosting....it was a Goldie Locks moment bc this treat to me was juuuuust right :) It may not be my first choice for ice-cream, but now that I have finally found a frozen treat that I like here, I may be back more often....even without my nephews in tow.
(3)
Tom G.
I thought frozen yogurt would be, well, you know; frozen. Ordered a strawberry crunch, which cost $7 for about 2 1/2 tablespoons of a milkshake like goo. I notice, after throwing out over half of it, that other patrons were having better luck sipping theirs.
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Chris C.
I have been to Cold Stone three times, and all three times I got sick afterwards, I think I see a pattern. Two of those times were at this location, so my answer is just not to eat at a Cold Stone.
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Ramon M.
Best icecream shop I've visited. Their sisters location in hialeah is better. 60th ave 157 st I believe. The sing happy B-day too lol. crazy variety.
Alessandra P.
I love coming here! Of course, me being the chocolate freak that I am, I got Chocolate Devotion, which includes chocolate ice-cream, chocolate chips, chocolate fudge, and a brownie. For me, all those ingredients make a heavenly dessert. Their sizing options are Like it (small,) Love It(medium,)and Gotta Have It(large.) Yes, I know. Cute right? I love coming here and will always come here when I have a sweet tooth. I devoured that chocolate devotion!
(5)Carlos M A.
No credit cards only cash always. It's sad when business charge 2015 prices but expect people to pay like its 1975 with carrying cash. Here is a tip if your going to charge cash bring prices down. When a family of 5 cost 30 dollars have the credit card machine work or bring the cash price down to 15 dollars !
(1)Kristin M.
Where do you go to eat the best ice cream? Not Cold Stone, but it is a good neighborhood ice cream joint for your typical dessert craving. They have a great variety of ice cream and lots of different combinations to choose from. I love the fact that you can pick and choose which toppings you want and they mix it all in, rather than sprinkling it on top. That I dig! Please stay away from their Brownie A La Cold Stone - which is supposed to be a WARM brownie with vanilla ice cream topped with caramel, fudge and pecans. The brownie is never WARM and the vanilla ice cream is so bland. I would def. recommend getting one of their signature creations like the Oreo Overload or the Banana Caramel Crunch! For ice cream, its a bit on the expensive side where a party of two will spend anywhere from $12-$15. One of the pros to this Cold Stone location is that they are open until midnight Fridays and Saturdays... Yay for ice cream until midnight!
(3)Maxine V.
It was good (not crazy amazing,but good). I got the peanut butter/chocolate ice cream. It was decent. I was disappointed they only put two reeses cups in it. I mean, I assume the mix ins are what I am paying for. The staff was nice. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here. I feel like Ben & Jerry's is a better option.
(4)Michelle C.
I'm a cold stone fan. The stuff we like to mix into our icecream tastes better at room temperature. Nuts have oils. They simply don't taste as good when frozen. So the mix in concept is a good one. And I like the helpful suggestions. Sometimes, you just don't think to mix things a certain way. And sometimes your creativity and your tastebuds don't agree. My favorite used to be called the Pecan passion or something like that but isn't on the board anymore, so you have to ask for the individual items: French vanilla ice cream, pecans, graham cracker crust, caramel. It's like pecan pie ala-mode pre-mixed for you!
(5)Barby T.
Im saddened that this place closed. It was the closest to me. Anyhow I must say I will miss some of the employees bcuz they were that great!! Hope to see them in other locations ...
(5)Christie A.
I am not a huge Cold Stone fan by any means...I think the mix-ins turn into "too much" with each bite of ice cream. I've never even been able to finish a "like it" size. My nephews do love this place though, so we brought them here for dessert on Saturday to try to make up for the less than stellar dinner we had. The service was good- friendly, and quick. The store was also very clean. My nephews loved and finished their ice-creams and shakes and, to my delight, I found a treat which I do like- the new ice-cream cupcakes...MMMMM! Just the right size of goodness- a small chocolate cup filled with a piece of cake on the bottom, then a little ice cream, topped with just the right amount of frosting....it was a Goldie Locks moment bc this treat to me was juuuuust right :) It may not be my first choice for ice-cream, but now that I have finally found a frozen treat that I like here, I may be back more often....even without my nephews in tow.
(3)Tom G.
I thought frozen yogurt would be, well, you know; frozen. Ordered a strawberry crunch, which cost $7 for about 2 1/2 tablespoons of a milkshake like goo. I notice, after throwing out over half of it, that other patrons were having better luck sipping theirs.
(1)Chris C.
I have been to Cold Stone three times, and all three times I got sick afterwards, I think I see a pattern. Two of those times were at this location, so my answer is just not to eat at a Cold Stone.
(1)Ramon M.
Best icecream shop I've visited. Their sisters location in hialeah is better. 60th ave 157 st I believe. The sing happy B-day too lol. crazy variety.
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