Baskin-Robbins
1417 N Wauwatosa Ave, Wauwatosa, WI, 53213
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Address :
1417 N Wauwatosa Ave
Wauwatosa, WI, 53213 - Phone (414) 453-0330
- Website https://www.baskinrobbins.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 10
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
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Jessica O.
Baskin Robbins is fantastic for many reasons - but for our family - their meticulous handling of food allergies makes it our go-to stop for ice cream. They always do a good job, but our last visit was especially fantastic. We were helped by Julia and Champarelle, and when we explained that a member of our party had a severe peanut allergy, they took every precaution to ensure their safety. We ordered just a simple scoop of vanilla in a cup. First, they washed the scraper and the scoop, then, they used a scraper to remove the top layer of ice cream - which may have come into contact with nuts. They took the scoop from underneath that top layer, which was pretty much guaranteed to be contamination free. There are clear signs everywhere asking you to alert the staff of allergies, and letting you know which allergens are present in which ice creams and products. The ice-cream scraping procedure may be company policy, but it is the first time that I've actually seen an employee do it. Being able to have a worry free trip to the ice cream shop on a sunny day is something that we definitely don't take for granted. Will definitely be back!
(5)Kelly B.
We came in for National Ice Cream Day yesterday, July 19th. We were very surprised that there was no special, not even a mention of this sacred holiday! They of course had 31 flavors, and I chose Bananas Foster. It was heavenly. Banana flavored ice cream with caramel swirl and pecan pralines throughout. SO GOOD! Joe always sticks to his go-to, Chocolate Chip. I wanted a bottle of pop, but the cooler that the 4-5 bottles were sitting in wasn't plugged in, and what I assume used to be ice was just a pool of warm water. Not that hard to keep up... Also the teenage girl working was just a bump on a log. She seriously couldn't have made us feel more like we were putting her out. She literally said "what do you want" to Joe as he made his way to the counter, not a thank you or anything. Don't work in customer service if you hate people... simple. Awesome hard ice cream in a land of froyo - we'll be back!
(4)Bobb S.
Color me surprised when I realized they removed the 31 flavors from their name. Color me more surprised when I discovered they not only still have 31 flavors but also a monthly special so make that 32. Unfortunately, my nostalgic pining for it's lost name did not make up for the absolutely generic ice cream this brand puts out. Sure, back when trapper keepers and pinned jeans were all the rage, BR was the only place in town. Now in the land of super premium ice cream, craft ice cream, fro yo, and so on, BR simply doesn't stand out. Basically like ice cream I can buy at any generic grocery store minus the hyper kids with their sticky hands.
(3)Joseph W.
I wish I made air fresheners for a living, because if I did, my first new scent would be the smell that wafts into your nose when you open up the door to a Baskin Robbins. That smell, the smell of hot fudge, waffle cones and ripe bananas takes me back to my Dad taking us out for ice cream when I was a kid. Now the store in the old neighborhood has been gone for more than a decade, with other stores in the area closing one by one. This location is the last of a dying breed, and it has another frozen dessert place literally yards from its doors, waiting for it to die. This place should never die. 31 Flavors is a relic to the past that actually holds up in the present day. So many delicious flavors to choose from, it's a good thing they still give out free tastes if you can't make up your mind. The ice cream is still the way it was back then, rich and gooey. It's still the best scoop ice cream out there. This location shouldn't be discounted, it not one of those part time Baskins that doubles as a Dunkin Donuts or a sandwich shop. It's a full time Baskins, complete with Banana splits, sundaes, shakes, malts, quarts and ice cream cakes. About the only thing they don't have anymore are those crazy ice cream cone clowns, but I'm sure they would make you one if you asked nicely. This location, while small, is clean and updated. The staff is very nice, acknowledging my baby when we came in, but seeing that she was having nap time she was careful not to disturb her. This trip I came in for my free birthday scoop (yes, they still do that, except you sign up by email now). Rocky road, as always, another delicious end to a great trip.
(5)MissyLaChance ..
Ice cream was good, but the young immature staff leave little to be desired. After taking a customer phone call the girl walks over to a co - worker and immediately complains about how annoying they were and makes fun of them. Not really fun to listen to when you are trying to enjoy yourself. It didn't look like they had any supervision either. I'll come back to the Wauwatosa location but I'll be taking my ice cream to go!
(3)Claire D.
Baskin Robbins has been around for quite a long time and it's nice to know they still exist! (Although at least one location has closed down in the last 5 years or so) They have some of the best ice cream I've ever tasted. The selection is amazing; they now offer ice cream and coffee drinks to go along with their ice cream and ice cream cake offerings (I prefer the mint chocolate chip concoctions, myself)! The shoppe also has seating available should you decide to "go out for an ice cream" with your loved ones, but as in all ice cream shoppes they're incredibly small tables. The only downside to this particular location is the mess outside. I swear, every time I go there, they have stacks upon stacks of pizza boxes from the nearby Little Ceasar's in and outside their trash bin. It's unsightly, to say the least. I'm not sure if it's out of spite that they just don't clean it (because it's from LC's customers) or what, but it shouldn't matter. Someone should clean it because the customers sure don't appreciate it.
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