Haagen Dazs Shop

After a hard day of shopping at Fashion Island (a first World problem, for sure!) I needed something sweet to give me energy.
I tried their peanut butter sundae and it was delicious. Salted pretzels with peanut butter ice cream and fudge, what more could you ask for? Its a great combination.
Get in line or else you will be told to get in line and not cut someone. There are order lanes but the area where people waiting for their orders and people ordering gets blurred.
The staff is polite and friendly.

For some good quality ice cream, this is an okay place to go. Usually because it is a higher end ice cream place, prices are more expensive in my opinion.
The place is nice enough, the service is okay, but overall it’s not really what you want from an ice cream parlor.

While shopping at Fashion Island, I was suddenly craving for ice cream! So I went to Haagen Diaz here for a fix.
I was stumbling upon the choices of dulce leche or the cookies and cream. I settled with dulce leche since I still have the cookies and cream tub back home. So since I had a full lunch, I got their smallest size cup. Kiddie size for $ 3.99. This price is reasonable but the amount they put in the cup can be more generous…

Tis the season of giving, and I couldn’t wait to come give this place 5 stars!
The associates were beyond helpful, they even let us sample a few things before we made our purchases. The selection was great, and you can’t complain about the quality of ice cream. The one thing that caught me by surprise was how delicious their cookies are. Being nicknamed The Cookie Monster (not really), I definitely know my stuff when it comes to cookies, so I was shocked to realize that their cookies are on par with the quality of their ice cream.
Will definitely stop by again next time I’m at Fashion Island!

Haagen Dazs is my favorite brand ice cream — it’s creamy, the perfect amount of sweetness, and the flavors are amazing and on point.
I come here when I’m really craving ice cream when I happen to be at Fashion Island for whatever reason. It’s a fairly small store near the fountain, next to the escalators that lead up to the movie theatre. It’s clean, doors are always open, nothing to complain about there.
Service can be hit or miss. None of the workers there are really enthusiastic about working there, but they get the job done. The reason why I took off two stars was because of the price and the inconsistent service I get from the staff. For a single scoop of ice cream, it’s around $ 4, and for a shake/​drink, be prepared to pay from anywhere from maybe $ 5 — $ 7! Which is insane in my opinion.
I always try to use the Unilocal check in deal which brings my drink down to around $ 3.50 (which I think should be standard price), but sometimes the person working doesn’t even give it to me because «she’s never seen this before», lol …

The service was great and quality of the ice cream excellent as well.
Why one star?
The high price? $ 3.99 for a single scoop? It’s good ice cream and the rent here at Fashion Island is probably ridiculously expensive.
The reason for the single star absolutely pathetically small size of the scoop of ice cream. Once you pay for the location, the personnel and the overhead, increasing he scoop size of ice cream to something a bit more reasonable it’s not incrementally high cost.
So if you’re going to have to charge that kind of money for the ice cream and I understand that you do… please give us scoop size…

My philosophy is always to try the best there is and Haagan Daz ice cream is simply the best. I have tasted this special brand of ice cream from Taiwan to Hong Kong to China, but it seems that America always gets it right. The vanilla is scrumptious and when it is paired with mint, the taste is incredible. This neat store is right in the middle of one of the world’s most unique shopping centers: Fashion Island. After ordering my ice cream I was able to sit in the second story balcony on a plush sofa overlooking a gorgeous view of the mall, away from the hot summer sun. This is a place I will continue to frequent to in the future.

Great coffee ice cream. Got a small cup full of it. Loved every creamy bite even though it’s a tad pricey.
Extremely small store so there’s no seating inside.
Glad the staff are very efficient if not exactly friendly. I guess when there is a perpetual line out the door of your ice cream shop it’s difficult to stay perky all day.

I give this place five stars for Free Cone Day!!! and because their ice cream is truly delicious. Yum! Tried the salted caramel gelato and that was super creamy with the perfect blend of salty sweetness. Usually it’s 4 dollar something for a scoop — which is pretty darn expensive — or $ 5.99 for a pint at the market… but boy it’s so good and they have the best flavors!

A cute little ice cream shop at Fashion Island that’s tucked away across from the Loft and the spraying fountains. The shop is pretty small, but the lines are small and the ice cream is delicious!
Pros:
–Amazing ice cream
Cons:
–Pricey
Tips:
–If you want an extra small ice cream… Opt for the Kiddie size not the small!

Love the ice cream they have.

Good ass ice cream. Coffee is my favorite flavor, but they’re all Ambrosiac. Haagan Dazs is actually distributed by Dryers but is more expensive and well worth it with the fine simple natural ingredients.

This is my review for the Salted Caramel Truffle. Soooo yummy! Hands down my fave ice cream flavor. They only sell it in pints at the store, which I’m thankful for because I’d hate to have to come to a Haagen Dazs shop just to get some again. I also wish that it wasn’t so available to me because that increases my chances of becoming morbidly obese. chocolate, caramel, and vanilla ice cream put together? YUM!

Can’t beat this ice cream. Like the grown up version of Ben and Jerry’s. Always get cookies and cream. –1 for the horrible kids running the store. not cool to have these 18 – 19 year old kids grabbing sack behind the counter then plopping your ice cream onto the cone. Also. chocolate glazed waffle cone has chocolate on it.

What I love about this place is their Rocky Road Dazzler. It is both tasty and satisfies my sweet tooth. With oreos, chocolate sauce, whipped cream, and Rocky Road ice cream it is perfect for a quick snack or an indulgent dessert. As with most of their other flavors. One thing I would have changed about this place is making it a bit more healthier. I noticed a lot of their desserts have very high calorie ranges. I hope that they can improve their calorie explosion.
All in all this ice cream shoppe is a kid friendly environment with great ice cream with a high calorie intake.

Ice cream… Ice cream… we all scream for ICE CREAM!!! Enough said. Great «designer» ice cream. Yes, you pay premium for this … but, delish.

I’ve been a fan since I was a tike. You can’t help but «accidentally» walk into their shop while at Fashion Island, it’s like a beacon of light.

Rough prices but it’s not Rite-​Aid or Thrifty. This is Haagen-​Dazs, people. When I was a kid, if I even got HD (which I never did because it was expensive), I was thriiiiillllled. It’s a treat, not an every day or even every week or month thing for me.
Now that I can afford a nice scoop in a waffle cone every now and then to treat myself when I’m at Fascist Island, I say «hey, I’ve spent $ 9.50 on a disgusting drink at the overpriced cigar lounge in Fullerton, before…» and now that, my friends… is a true rip off.
Good ice cream, great flavors (Vanilla Swiss Almond is TDF) and nice people behind the register. Plus this stuff is foreign, so you get a great yuppie «I Belong» vibe when you eat it in front of the old people in Newport.

$ 4.25 for a scoop in a cup? Grumble grumble grumble. But where else can I get their addictive pralines and cream? It’s not available in stores around here. So Haagen Dazs is a sometimes treat.

Prices need to be tweaked a bit to reflect these tough economic times. If Starbucks can lower it, so can Haagen-​Dazs. So what if it caters to the wealthy of Newport? The wealthy are eating gelato. Let that be more expensive. Rank-​and-​file ice cream with a fake German name should be cheaper. It’s next to a goddamn McDonald’s. How high-​end can it possibly be?
In any case, other than the price of a regular sized cup with no toppings, the ice cream itself is very good. I don’t recall the last time I really enjoyed ice cream than yesterday when I bought a chocolate chocolate chip ice cream (yes, that’s chocolate x2) and sat by the koi pond near the Atrium.
Lots of kids run around there, I realized. Thankfully, none of them bumped into me causing me to spill. I spilled a little on my suit out of my own clumsiness.
I would recommend coming here if you’re tired of Starbucks or if you’re not rich enough to afford gelato. Guten tag, mother fuckers.