Baskin-Robbins

Place smells like a public restroom. Poor Customer Service. The girl behind the counter tried to charge full price for a second scoop instead of the price difference of a first and second scoop. Poor attitude when corrected.

This place is one of the only places where you can order a malt instead of a shake. They actually have malt powder! Everyone that has served me there have been courteous, fast and efficient. But my personal favorite employee is the pretty blonde Latino girl! When she sees me come in always greets me with a smile and asks me if I want a small or large black and white!

Needless to say, regardless of the location, Baskin Robins is ALWAYS good! Pistachio almond, chocolate almond, chocolate peanut butter, and mint chip are my absolute favorites here! I love that the employees here don’t seem annoyed in lettung me sample enough choices to finally make up my mind on what to get. There is plenty of seating here and everything is always clean. The only reason for the star deduction is because the parking here is very limited due to it being in a strip mall.

Typical Baskin Robbins chain, but I love it anyway. Maybe because it’s part of my childhood. Once in a while, it’s nice to revisit a good old fashion ice cream shop with the classic flavors that is not catering to the hipsters with outrageous ice cream flavors. I hope they stick around because two other locations that I used to go to shut down. I don’t know what I would do without their Butter Pecan!!!

I really enjoyed my experience at this location. The ice cream scoops were just the right size, not too big or too small. I bought a cake the last time i went and i couldn’t decide on which to pick because there was so many good choices. They have a huge variety of flavors to pick from and the employees were so helpful and patient.

Not sure why they even have hours of operation on the door. This store consistently closes 10 – 15 minutes early.

It’s what you’d expect of a typical Baskin Robbins; conveniently located, always has some fatty flavor of the month, some random teens working the counter. It’s by no means a «gourmet ice cream shop» with high quality ingredients, but on a hot summer’s day when you’re running errands it’s a cheap solution and a quick fix. I always manage to find something I like. The parking lot here is almost always full but there are usually a couple of metered spaces out front.

My boyfriend and I were desperately craving ice cream one night, so we called our nearest Baskin-​Robbins (this particular location) and asked them what time they closed. The girl on the phone told me 10 pm. We arrived at around 9:15pm ordered our ice cream and noticed all the chairs were up on the tables. My boyfriend asked if we could sit down to enjoy our ice cream and the girl behind the counter said they were about to close (it was 9:17pm by this time).
We didn’t want to drive home with our ice cream and risk melting nor did we want to stand outside and eat it, so we proceeded to stand up in the parlor and eat our ice cream. Finally fed up, my boyfriend asked if we could sit down as more costumers were arriving. A different girl said yes we could but then the same girl that told us they were about to close reiterated and told us we had to sit at the small table in the back. We then went to that table took down the chairs and proceeded to eat.
I noticed that other people were arriving who didn’t seem to mind that they were going to have a difficult time eating inside however none of the other customers attempted to stay, they got their ice cream and left. I however found it very rude and uncomfortable. The chairs shouldn’t be on the tables especially 45 minutes before closing time. I understand that the employees want to get out of there as fast as they can but there is no excuse. paying nearly $ 5 dollars for one scoop of ice cream should allow me to at least enjoy it at a table.
I think more people should complain about this issue, not many other people seem to care.

on the merit of ice cream goodness, we all know Baskin-​Robbins is yummy…
… but this location is consistently not-​very-​good. sometimes rude, sometimes ditzy, sometimes more trouble than ice cream should be worth. meh, whatevs.

(Dined 10÷03÷12 W @ 9pm): There’s absolutely nothing wrong with having ice cream for dinner!
My friend had got home and she was still on an ice cream kick from the the other night, so thankfully I had printed-​out a buy-​one-​get-​one-​free coupon emailed to me from Baskin-​Robbins the other day that promoted their flavor of the month — «Trick Oreo Treat», so off we went to our neighborhood location.
As luck would have it, there was a location a short walking distance from where we lived. We both loved to walk whenever we could and the night was still comfortably warm, so with coupon in-​hand, we gleefully marched out the door for a sweet dinner. I called ahead to make sure they were still open (they closed at 10pm), but when we arrived about ten minutes later, the chairs were already placed on the tables and the two young ladies were cleaning up for the evening. But all was good as they were still open and the selection of frozen goodness (looked to be over twenty flavors to choose from!) were teasingly on display like a stroll down the red-​light district. We immediately knew we were going to get a scoop of the Trick Oreo Treat, but something came over me and I giddily asked also for a scoop of Coffee Cinnamon Bun ($ 2.09 a scoop). My friend took my lead and proceeded to order a double-​scoop too (she got a chocolate selection). The woman who served our scoops must have been in a generous mood. The size of our scoops resembled the navel oranges we had at home… score! She skillfully placed them atop the sugar cones and carefully handed them to us. There was no stopping us as we immediately bit and licked into our dinner before we even paid! The Coffee Cinnamon Bun tasted like a breakfast (breakfast dessert for dinner!?), and I loved the powerful cinnamon flavor. All it was missing was the drizzled frosting. The Trick Oreo Treat was just that! I tasted the Oreo, but then I would taste something chewy which I had no idea what it was. Maybe candy corn?! I dunno, but it all worked. We took a slower walking pace back home, which gave us enough time to finish as we reached the door. We may have lost some drops along Sunset Blvd., but most of it got into our bellies! The smiles on our faces were confirmation enough of a treat well-​received.
The service was great from the time I called, to the immediate assistance we got (we were the only customers), to the massive mounds of scoops, to the nice «have a good night.» No complaints whatsoever. Great job, ladies.
Parking was ample as they share it with several other establishments in an outdoor strip mall. There was also metered street parking along Sunset Blvd. as well as the side streets (make sure to check the signs as many of these streets require resident permit parking).
Overall, I’ve always been a fan of Baskin-​Robbins, and this experience was no different. I loved their flavor of the month and seasonal selections as well as the good old standards. Plus, they had healthier selections if you’re so inclined. I found very good value based on the prices I quoted above (total bill after coupon was just over $ 4.00; no tip required). Sure, a half-​gallon or larger from the grocery store would be cheaper, but I’ve realized in my older years that I don’t like to have the same flavor more than a couple times. The atmosphere was very bright, inviting, and spacious enough for several tables (none outside) and room to view the ice cream freezer. The attire was totally casual, so I was in a t-​shirt, boardshorts, and flip-​flops. Come on, it’s an ice cream parlor! And they accepted my credit card of choice… AMEX!

The chocolate Oreo ice cream (the chocolate ice cream version of cookies and cream) is awesome. It has some sort of unidentifiable chocolate cookie-​rice krispie texture to it that gives it a great mouth feel. They also have a good variety of summer flavors like bubble gum, cotton candy, and a bunch of sherbets. You pretty much can’t go wrong with Baskin-​Robbins.

This location should get a big gold star for customer service. I have never met a nicer staff before. Their efficiency and friendliness actually somehow makes the ice cream taste better. I have been here several times because it’s close to where I work. On a hot day, I’ll pop in for a Cappuccino Blast and they always whip it up right away. I am not a big fan of Baskin Robbins ice cream, but I am a fan of this location. Between their niceness and the ample free parking, I will definitely return. What a difference a greeting can make.

Good quick service, love going here for a cookies-​n-​cream fix. Only problem this last time was… yep, they were out of cookies-​n-​cream. Even the pints in the fridge were out! Fail. I got something else… I wasn’t as happy as I usually am when I leave BR, but I survived.

w00t!!! ICE CREAM!!!
World Class chocolate… you will always have my heart… after my husband, my cat, my family, my husband’s ice cream, gardening, knitting… er…uh…
Oh, and 31 cent scoop night? yeah, it rocks my world.
On another note, the staff is really friendly and efficient, total win in my book!

Tuesday night walking in for a treat! The whole neighborhood stops by, and gets along well.
I get my scoops here, and it takes me a week to work it off, but I am so happy! I would have them hand pack me a bunch of ice cream, but I wouldn’t make it home before finishing it.
I think it tastes yummy, but the thing that tops it off isn’t the different cones or toppings. The nice staff is what makes it a favorite. Coldstone? LOL, not even! This place serves you fast, friendly, and is yummy!
Parking may be a challenge, but the street is good too.

I LOVE gold medal ribbon ice cream. After a hard day of work, I bounce into this baskin robbins where the cheerful staff serves me a nice three scoop sundae with hot fudge, marshmallow sauce, and whipped cream. I don’t like nuts on my ice cream! If you have a celebration where you need cake, try ordering an ice cream cake. They are perfect for the spring and summer parties.

there are a few simple rules in life: eat, drink, be happy. in my case, my simple rules in life are: eat, drink cappuccino blasts from baskin robbins during the summer, be happy.
my cappuccino blast addiction started many moons ago in high school. at one point, i was so enamored by this drink, i tried getting a job there in order to learn the «secret» cappuccino blast mixing formula. unfortunately, i was not hired, not because i couldn’t use a blender, but because i could only work for the summer.
it’s a great drink and this location has been here FOREVER. nice to see old fixtures in the neighborhood especially with the ever changing silverlake that i’ve grown up in. the staff is efficient and this location is clean with parking. as the days are getting a bit cooler, i will bid the cappuccino blast adieu. your faithful fan will come back next summer, as always.