Humphry Slocombe Pruneyard

This place is where I have wanted to try before my short visit was over. I have seen long lines of people waiting and shied away from stopping. Today the line was fairly short so we stopped. The demeanor of the gentleman behind the counter was just plain pleasant. He took his time and did a great job. The service was great. The building was neat, clean and well maintained. The ice cream was pretty good. As always, the waffle cone makes any ice cream taste even better. We loved stopping here and if I ever return to the area I will gladly stop here again.

Dillon was great he suggested frozen hot chocolate which was good and I also got bourbon caramel sauce that I would use for my latte making at home. A bit pricey but I don’t mind paying for quality products

Pros:Fun and clean decor. Toppings and sides sold here too. Limited selection of ice cream. I tried matcha and it tasted nothing like matcha! My daughter got marshmallow ice cream and it was not very good!

We sampled two ice cream flavors: Tahitian Vanilla and Vietnamese Coffee. Overall, both tasted good, but we found the Tahitian Vanilla slightly too sweet and the Vietnamese Coffee a bit too salty.

Interesting ice cream flavors! Service is great, the ice cream seemed pretty expensive for a parlor and in comparison to other shops…. And I’ve been to a lot 😆 the cereal flavor is quite tasty

Good service and flavors change often always giving new things to try. I like this place. They also give a card if u get enough scoops, u can get free ice cream!

The nice thing about this place is that they update their flavors a lot! They do scoops (cups) and cones. I tried a lavender flavor and milk and cookies flavor ice cream here and it is delicious! They do let you sample the flavors so that was the nice thing. Prices are really good for the proportions you get too. It's kinda hidden under a two story plaza(first floor) But the door was open and I like the graffiti art. There are stalls but no chair to eat ice cream, so it's more of a grab and go place. Service was nice. Overall really good ice cream quality.

Excellent ice cream. Limited flavors, and all relatively unique. Pricy, but you have to expect that in Campbell.

Uniqueness: Toasted Marshmallow is a must for any ice cream sundae here! Wait Time: [x][x][x][x][x] Food Quality: [x][x][x][x][ ] Service: [x][x][x][x][x] Setting: [x][x][x][x][x] Cost: [x][x][x][x][ ] Recommendation: If you have a sweet tooth (literally), the Sandman Sundae is a must. Sugar overload on this one! I totally did not know there was a Humphrey Slocombe in the Campbell area until I was in the Pruneyard and realized they replaced the previous ice cream parlor that used to be next to Marafuku Ramen. It's a small shop but large on their many flavors as Humphry Slocombe is known for with their many unique flavors. I decided to try the Sandman Sundae, which is a mix of their Baloney Tony's Ultimate Breakfast (that actually has pieces of pork baloney!) and Nightmare World, which is a blueberry based flavor, that's topped with their signature toasted marshmallow and some crumble. Ooooo wee was this an EXTREMELY sweet candy so not something you should be getting every day or even week but if you try it, you'll definitely love it. Other than that, staff was friendly and the cost per ice cream is slightly higher than your typical ice cream parlor but it comes with the higher quality so that evens it out. The Pruneyard has received a great ice cream store for people to enjoy after a dinner or date night that will satisfy any sweet tooth. From always getting some whenever I was in the Embarcadero Building in SF, it was great to finally see one closer to the South Bay for once!

I haven't been to the Pruneyard in quite some time and didn't know that Tin Pot was now Humphry Slocombe. Not complaining though... I love Humphry Slocombe! That said, I probably haven't had their ice cream in 10 years when I used to commute to San Francisco. My husband and I stopped by around 12:30pm on a Sunday. It wasn't busy at all, so we had the opportunity to try the flavors to our hearts' desire. I didn't need to try secret breakfast. Love the flavor, of course, but the were just too many new flavors to try. I sampled the berry kouign amann, pepper & mint chip, honey graham, Tahitian vanilla, and brown butter. Our server was so sweet and fun to chat with. We compared notes with her on which flavors we loved and what ingredients we were tasting. I must say that the pepper & mint chip and brown butter were incredibly unique, but I settled on the brown butter because of its creamier texture and cheesecake-y aftertaste. I got it as a s'mores sundae, so it included toasted marshmallow cream, graham cracker bits, and chocolate syrup. Over the top but everything I wanted it to be. I'm glad to know that there's a scoop shop location in the South Bay. Safe to say that I'll be back sooner than later.

Stopped by the Pruneyard location of Humphry Slocombe and ordered a combo that felt like dessert for grown-ups: Secret Breakfast paired with Toasted Marshmallow Fluff and Honey Graham with Toasted Marshmallow Fluff as well! The Secret Breakfast flavor was rich and boozy in the best way. The bourbon came through but didn't overpower, and the cornflake crunch added a great texture contrast. Definitely not your average scoop. But the surprise favorite? Honey Graham with marshmallow fluff. The ice cream had a warm, graham cracker sweetness that paired perfectly with the sticky, cloud-like fluff on top. It was like a deconstructed s'more in scoop form -- cozy, nostalgic, and super satisfying. Only reason for 4 stars is the portion felt a bit small for the price, and the fluff got a little too sticky after a while -- but honestly, the creativity and bold flavors made up for it. Definitely a spot to hit if you're in the mood for something playful, nostalgic, and just a little extra.

stopped by here for a post lunch treat today and stumbled upon the in your dreams collab, that I was watching last night on Netflix! Got to sample baloney Tony's ultimate breakfast and it was so good!!! Bc it reminds me of similar flavor profiles to one of my all time fave ice creams, Turkey from salt n straw!! Will be sure to come try the other collab flavors from in your dreams, the nightmara which is blueberry flavored I believe!!

Always the coolest flavors! I love that it changes often and there's something new every time. It's always a nice treat whether it's in the summer or winter. Staff is super nice even when you ask to sample half their flavors! Their Vietnamese coffee is one of my faves. Would definitely recommend.

I love Humphry Slocombe ice cream! I typically buy the pints from Whole Foods, so it was nice to see they had a storefront in the Pruneyard. They're open pretty late, so it was perfect for a late night treat. Lots of nice shops in the complex too.

This ice cream shop has a variety of flavors. I believe I got the passionfruit ice cream and a berry swirl flavored ice cream with Coogan Amman pastry swirled in with it. Ice cream was very creamy put in my opinion a little bit more on the price here side for the scoop or a pint of ice cream. The staff was very friendly and helpful and the two things that I liked or that they highlighted a small business to go with their ice cream And they offer you a cold ice pack to keep your ice cream cold during travel.

NGL. Humphry Slocombe is one of my favorite ice cream spots. I used to beg my friends/family to trek all the way down to the Ferry Building in SF just get the sweet, sweet taste of their Secret Breakfast. I'm not ashamed to say that I am more than a little obsessed. Imagine my elation to the discovery of them opening up a shop in the Pruneyard. Only 4 minutes drive away from my apartment. ::Sigh:: Destiny? I like to think of it at such. I recently got a double scoop there. One was my trusty Secret Breakfast and the other was Yellow Brick Road. It was late and the worker was incredibly sweet. The friend that I had in tow was shocked at the flavors. How does one pick only one flavor when these are so unique. After taking her time to sample a few, she finally made a decision. Admittedly, I have no idea what her decision was because I was too busy looking at the prepped pints in the cozy shop's freezer. Needless to say, it's a go-to for me when I'm wanting some "skeems."

I love this ice cream place because they have a lot of interesting and unique flavors. I got the matcha cookies and cream and it's the best ever. I highly recommend it! Service is super quick and ambiance is as expected of an ice cream parlor there's a counter to lean on inside but I recommend eating it outside as there's lots of seating.

I think it's the best ice cream in the area. I love it that they have different flavors and they change it every time. The service is great. Sweet place ;)

The nice thing about this place is that they update their flavors a lot! They do scoops (cups) and cones. I tried a lavender flavor and milk and cookies flavor ice cream here and it is delicious! They do let you sample the flavors so that was the nice thing. Prices are really good for the proportions you get too. It's kinda hidden under a two story plaza(first floor) But the door was open and I like the graffiti art. There are stalls but no chair to eat ice cream, so it's more of a grab and go place. Service was nice. Overall really good ice cream quality.

Amazingly good ice cream. I like my ice cream a little on the soft side, because it's easier to eat. This place nails that. I ordered the Vietnamese coffee, and it tasted so good. We've gone back there two Saturdays in a row for it. I have a feeling we are going to become regulars. The young lady behind the counter was very cheerful and courteous, and seemed very grateful for our business. The friendly atmosphere really made for a pleasant visit. Stop in, get a cup or a cone, and find a comfortable place to sit out in the Pruneyard somewhere. It's a perfect dessert.

Got a scoop of Secret Breakfast. It's good and different with bits of corn flakes. I got to try other flavors and enjoyed those too but the secret breakfast appeared to be a hit since the carton was nearly empty. The service was great and the person was very attentive. I'd come back. It's right by the center grassy area so great location.

Stopped by this ice cream place for a dessert after dinner! It was small and cute and the flavors were unique. The server was very nice and let us sample the ice cream. The brown butter was absolutely delicious!

I am typically a Salt & Straw girlie but I was in the Pruneyard and the craving for ice cream hit because of how hot it was. Decided to try Humphrey Slocombe and now this spot will get added into my ice cream rotation. They give you samples which is always nice and they have seasonal flavors and shakes! I tried the Secret Breakfast and my life changed forever. It's caramel ice cream with cornflakes in it but the flakes are super crunchy and it literally tastes like a bowl of Frosted Flakes but as ice cream. I got a single scoop and it was the perfect amount! I'll definitely be back to try more flavors and good to know that this is a solid choice for when the ice cream craving hits!

I'm sure the ice cream that they do have is good but I walked in and I walked right out. I was expecting more. Flavors are limited and they don't have descriptions on the flavors they have. Husband got a shake though and the young staff was pleasant.

We came here after wedding dress shopping at Trudy's! It's always a nice treat to grab something sweet!

Absolutely love this place for their dairy-free chocolate ice cream! It's super rich and doesn't taste like coconut/oat/almond. I love adding some marshmallow fluff on top to balance out the bitterness since then chocolate is super cocoa-y. Def happy this opened in Pruneyard!

3 stars for taste rounded up to 3.5 stars for great service. I enjoyed the fluffy texture of the dairy base, but it was too salty for me. The salt overwhelmed the dairy flavor in most cases. When I want a salty ice cream, I want it to say "Salted" in the title - but that's just me. I got a single scoop for $6.25 which seemed like normal pricing for NorCal. Special flavors for the month may vary by location. There were also vegan flavors available. Here's what we tried: - Secret Breakfast. Vanilla ice cream with what I think was granola as the mix in. The dairy flavor of the base was able to coexist with the salt. - Birthday Cake. I liked this one, it had a classic cake batter taste and colorful sprinkles. - Cornflake Crunch. I was disappointed by the lack of cornflake and milk flavor. The "crunch" mix in tasted more like graham cracker crust. - Pink Jesus. Raspberry sorbet with lavender caramel. I enjoyed the lavender part. The tart raspberry was just okay. It was smooth in texture with minimal clumps of ice. - Peanut Butter Fudge Ripple. As a peanut butter lover, my bf was extremely disappointed with this flavor (he ordered it without sampling it first). I thought this was just okay. But it honestly tasted more like "salty ice cream with a bit of peanut butter" than its namesake. I didn't detect any fudge either. Instead of eating at their standing bench, we found a shaded table outside in the plaza.

So good. The line moves quickly, except when you're stuck behind two middle aged ladies who want to sample everything on the menu before deciding to pick a flavor that they didn't even sample. There aren't a ton of options, but it's chill because the options they do have are really good. Theres only one non-dairy flavor, but that's not really important because lactose intolerance isn't a real issue, just stop being so intolerant and enjoy life. The ice cream is worth the stomach ache and diarrhea and gas, don't think about it. They don't have tables, but like go walk around or something, it's fine.

Located in the Pruneyard and it always has a line. Think we waited about 20-30 mins on Saturday around 8:30pm. The ice cream was good though. We tried chocolate, ube and vanilla.

Love the flavors of their ice cream, especially the Vietnamese Coffee. It's always nice when they let you try new flavors.

Haven't been in this area in awhile, and was sad to see Tinpot is no longer here but the addition of Humphry Slocombe was a surprise! I sampled a few flavors and the salted caramel with cocoa nibs was calling me. Though the single scoop cup looks tiny, it is a very large scoop! Very yummy.

I have loved this ice cream shop since I first discovered it at the ferry building. It's on the more expensive side so I don't get it often. When I do, it's such a treat. I've only ever tried the secret breakfast ice cream. I ended up getting it as a sundae where they added cornflakes and caramel. It was absolutely delicious. If you're in the area, you should check it out. They have lots of unique flavors. You can ask for a sample but just be nice and don't take advantage of it! :)

I typically don't love Humphry Slocombe flavors but decided to drop in because it was the nearest dessert place to where we had lunch. The lady at the counter was very dry. She was kind of rude to the customers in front of me. But as the encounter went along, she seemed fine. She doesn't have the customer service tone but said all the customer service things as she was expected to. Seemed like a person who really is just their for her paycheck. The ice cream shop itself was cute. It was nice and clean. I tried several flavors and almost walked out until I asked for one final sample...Nutella Hazelnut Praline. This was absolutely worth the stop! It was decadent and creamy. So delicious. I opted for a kid's scoop in a cup. This is the best flavor that Humphry Slocombe has to offer and I recommend it.

Came here on a Saturday night with a friend, after we had dinner at LUNA across the plaza. I've heard a lot about Humphrey Slocombe but never had the chance to try it until now. The store was empty except for us and 1 other party, so we got our ice cream right away. I tried the Malted Milk Chocolate and my friend got the Nutella Hazelnut Brittle. We got them mixed up at first since they looked so similar, but both flavors tasted great lol. I'm not usually a malted chocolate person but it was pretty mild in this ice cream so I loved it. My friend did say the hazelnut brittle chunks in hers started to taste too sweet towards the end though. We were also expecting the ice cream to be icier based on reviews here. Imo the texture was more similar to a cheaper ice cream like Dreyers vs something like Tillamook, for example, but it wasn't an issue for me. I do think it would've been more noticeable with some of the other flavors. My one complaint, if any, is that I wish they had a bigger flavor selection. I would come back if I was dining in this plaza, but don't see myself going out of the way to come here over other ice cream shops.

Delicious flavors , excellent service and cute Ambiance. Tried this for the first time today and was blown away with the taste.

I got the matcha doodle ice cream which was very yummy. The ice cream was creamy and not too sweet. The atmosphere of the Pruneyard is very warm and welcoming especially around sunset time. There's plenty of space to sit or walk around after grabbing your treat. Service was nice and patient when we asked for a couple samples. Would come here again after a dinner in the pruneyard.

The kids love this place and we'll usually get some ice cream if we're in the Pruneyard. They have really unique flavors and I recommend trying them before you buy it. Their portions are HUGE. Opt for one scoop, trust me, it'll be more than enough. I've never seen this pace without a line, especially in weekends so take that into account but it's nice getting some ice cream and just hanging in the center "Plaza". Staff is really nice, at least in the times I was there.

This cute little ice cream shop is tucked away in the Pruneyard, but not hard to miss. The staff is very welcoming and encourage you to try different flavors. The flavors are super unique and taste delicious! Even if you think you won't like it I guarantee after you get a sample that's what you'll walk away with. Perfect for a hot summer night or honestly just to get an ice cream with friends. If you go in the evening you can enjoy the ambiance of the Pruneyard with all the lights lit up.

Kind of disappointing! I've been here three times and it's never impressed. What works: -- unique flavors and toppings -- it's in the Pruneyard so lots of other things to do nearby -- open later than other ice cream spots -- the staff is nice and they're not weird about people asking for samples What doesn't work: -- it's expensive! I think I paid nearly $7 for a scoop -- the ice cream itself tends to be grainy and icy instead of creamy. The flavors don't always feel very balanced. They can be a little too salty or bitter -- not much space to sit/hangout. It also doesn't feel very inviting Overall, I'd rather go to another ice cream spot, primarily because the high price isn't reflected in the quality of the ice cream.

Chocolate vegan double scoop in 100 degree weather for the win. It's called xxxl chocolate which is fitting because that will be my pant size if I eat anymore. After meeting with someone at a local office I smelled sugar. I had a just got paid treat yo'self moment. The person behind the counter was extremely patient with the customer before me asking about allergy information. Huge props! Will be back for more vegan sugar. Yes I ate it in the car on the way back to the office.

Very very tasty ice cream options. Thanks to the friendly staff who allow loads of free tastings before you make your final decision. Don't forget to take a loyalty card so you can earn a free ice cream after 9 scoops. Love this place! Didn't know we had a branch in South Bay but very happy to see one in Campbell. Definitely coming back. Perfect dessert spot for after having a nice meal in pruneyard area.

San Jose, one of the holy grails of SF ice cream is now in your backyard. Or Pruneyard, as it were. Humphry Slocombe is an excellent ice cream shop which I was fortunate enough to try and love several years ago at their original San Francisco shop. My trips to SF are few and far between, so imagine my surprise when I was checking Yelp during my recent trip back to San Jose and saw that there was a Humphry Slocombe now open in Campbell. I was able to find parking around the perimeter of the Pruneyard and took a brief walk to what I recalled as a former ice cream shop. As I suspected, Humphry has replaced the Tin Pot Creamery off the Main Street central area of the Pruneyard. They were also willing to provide samples of their 12 available flavors, so I got to try some before I felt the pressure of more incoming guests behind me. Serengeti Sunset, a jazzed-up blood orange, was a fun start; I didn't realize until later that it's a limited-time flavor to commemorate the Orpheum run of The Lion King. XXXL Chocolate happens to be vegan, and vegan can be better since there's less flavor to interfere with the rich chocolate; serendipitously, such was the case this time. Honey Graham was sweet and rich, and if I'd had more room or cold tolerance, I may have included it in my order. In the end, I defaulted to two familiar flavors for my Double ($8.50) cup. I neglected to specify which flavor should go on top, so I dove into Vietnamese Coffee first. It was as rich and milky as you would expect to taste in a sweeter take on Vietnamese coffee. The texture was creamy, and unlike some reviewers experienced, it didn't have any odd salty aftertaste. I did overhear the manager saying that the ice cream is produced off-site in either SF or Berkeley, so perhaps they had an off-batch? I found nothing wrong though. Then it was time for their flagship flavor, the Secret Breakfast. I would give 5 stars for access to Secret Breakfast alone, and they delivered. The bourbon and caramel are a fantastic combo and thoroughly satisfied my taste buds despite how cold the weather was. The corn flakes are fun too, although they kinda felt more chewy than crunchy. Pricing is just fine compared to other high-end ice cream shops. And by that, I mean Salt & Straw. But please note that they don't offer Secret Breakfast over there. Humphry Slocombe is an awesome destination for ice cream. I'm so glad that the drive is much shorter for me now when I'm back home in San Jose with family.

The ice cream flavors are amazing, my all-time favorite is secret breakfast. It is way too good. The service is quick and they allow you to taste the ice cream before you buy. The place is cute but you cannot dine in, it's more of a take it to go place. There are plenty of benches and places to eat in the plaza

The young lady at the counter was so nice, she let me try many samples with no rushing, and even recommended some flavor combinations. When I was feeling indecisive she let me get half scoops so I could get all the flavors I wanted! I got Secret Breakfast, Lavender Crumble, and Earl Grey (which had lemon cake pieces). The Secret Breakfast was delicious, it had a caramel-like flavor from the cornflakes. I also greatly enjoyed the combination of Lavender and Earl Grey. My only complaint was the Earl Grey was a little icy. Overall really happy with the flavors and especially the customer service, I'll be back with friends!

Secret Breakfast has been my jam for more years than I want to admit... lucky for me, this Pruneyard location is convenient for my required ice cream pilgrimages (we used to go often to the location on Harrison). For HS, this spot is very quiet and unassuming with little to no waiting. The chill atmosphere has friendly chill employees, which is nice. During one of our visits, I was getting a pint of Secret Breakfast for home. While I paid, my daughter and I were talking about running more errands and the HS cool person gave us a little ice pack! Very thoughtful and unexpected!

The peanut butter fudge was so good! It was salty, but it worked for me. The burnt marshmallow fluff was a surprisingly good combo too. Would love to come again. The gal was very friendly and helpful as well!

I wish they had more than one vegan option here but at least it made my choice easy lol! It's called milk and cookies. It is basically the vegan version of cookies and cream. I can totally taste that this is coconut based. I am a huge coconut fan so I enjoyed it! It tastes like coconut ice cream with crushed Oreos. I got it on a sugar cone. It's not as creamy as normal ice cream but still quite creamy and satisfies the craving! My scoop actually fell right when I got it and the lady was so sweet about it! I felt so bad! Without hesitation, she scooped me a new scoop and told me not to worry about it. Great service!

One of the best, if not the best, ice cream spots in South Bay. The location is optimal, nestled in the ever-popular Campbell Pruneyard with plenty of foot traffic, neighboring restaurants, and parking spaces to use at your leisure. After sampling a good amount of their ice cream flavors, I opted for the Mission Impossible flavored ice cream that was surprisingly spicy! The kick came from cinnamon and fireball whiskey used as ingredients. The texture was a bit runny/less creamy in comparison to their other flavors due to the alcohol content, but I honestly loved it. The second time I went, I ordered their Tahitian Vanilla. Such a unique take on such a classic ice cream flavor. Absolutely amazing, you have to try it for yourself. Humphry Slocombe offers so many amazing flavors, and when it offers classics, it tweaks them to be ever so perfect. Why settle for the chocolate ice cream in your freezer when you could grab a scoop (or pint) of their amazing malted milk chocolate? If you make ice cream (like me), why spend time deciding what to make, purchasing ingredients you'll never use again that will collect dust in your pantry, and tweaking a recipe when you could go purchase one of their incredibly unique flavors (cherry elderflower or peanut butter fudge ripple, anyone?)? My friend opted to try the honey graham ice cream flavor, and he loved it. I'm not the biggest fan of honey graham crackers, but this flavor was delicious and didn't taste artificial at all. I love that they don't use any preservatives and use real egg yolk as an ingredient!

This ice cream store is tucked well in a corner that attracts long lines. There is a sweet smell coming from the store. The servers will allow you to taste the different flavors. I wish they had more unique flavors, but it seems they have the typical chocolate, vanilla, rose, and so forth. I enjoyed how the servers provided a welcoming experience to try out the ice cream. I do feel the variety is limited and they should explore more sour flavours for the summertime. The space is very clean and you can sit outside to eat the ice cream.

Humphry Slocombe was very good! Some of my favorite ice cream I've had in the area. I got the Secret Breakfast and really enjoyed it! I was left genuinely curious what it was made of because it was very unique and I've never had anything like it before! A delicious combination of sweet and salty, as well as a rich and creamy texture. The staff was also very friendly and kindly let us sample a few different options each. The only thing was the price--it was $7 for a small which is pretty steep for the amount you get unfortunately. I definitely wish this was more reasonable, but I still really liked it overall. The price is the only thing keeping it from being a 5 star review. I also had never been to the Pruneyard area in general, and it's a really cute area with tons to do in terms of eating, shopping, etc! I would definitely recommend stopping by to anyone who hasn't been.

I appreciate an ice cream place that can offer unique flavors. We came here on a weekend and it wasn't busy at all. It's a small shop and the wall had all the flavors written on it. I shared a single scoop of the Vietnamese coffee flavor with my husband and found it to be very flavorful. Although the taste was good, the texture of the ice cream wasn't as rich and creamy as I'd like.

Oh my, so torn with this place but their sundae was so good, yum yum. Get the Bourbon Caramel sauce, it's heavenly! I just think $17.75 for a brownie sundae is crazy ;)

Today was their GRAND OPENING & FREE SCOOP DAY! Suggested donations of $1. Located in the Pruneyard (childhood memories) it's a cute setup. The line was fairly long today, but the employees kept it moving! My family & I definitely enjoyed this weekday pick me up! Delicious flavors and generous scoop sizes. Was waitlisted for yesterday's Yelp Event, but am not mad at all. Still got to try them out!

My brother and I splurged on some affogato here... pretty darn good. My SIL took a bite and she gave the thumbs up also. They have unique, delicious flavors (including vegan) that you can't really get anywhere else. The shop is cute, small and clean; employee was kind and helpful. The best part of this place was making fun of the store name :) We had a good time making up our own version of the name because it's virtually impossible to remember. Our laughing burned off most of the calories. Check this place out if you've got a sweet tooth and looking for something unique in the Pruneyard!

Efficient service although late at night, it might be a few minutes before anyone comes out from the back to help you. Docking a star because prices are pretty steep. Also, in their attempt to prevent the ice cream from being too sweet, I think they compensate by adding more salt. For some of the flavors (like the cornflake crunch), the salt seems to hit more strongly than the sugar, which I'm not the biggest fan of for dessert. You can also buy pints here and they might have a takeaway freezer bag available to help keep your purchase cold.

I first learned of this place in the food channel under the topic of unique ice creams. They said the secret breakfast has bourbon and corn flakes. Right away, I got out of bed got ready and dragged my daughter to go with me to San Francisco. We traveled 60 miles to get there. Let me tell you, from the first spoon I fell in love with the ice cream and it has been my favorite ever since. Now it's in San Jose. If you could see my face there would be a tear coming down. I don't care if I get diabetes from this ice cream it's worth it. Also to hear their story and they make it from the heart. That's the best. Get the secret breakfast. It's good!!!!

I love my sweets and I really wanted to like this ice cream spot, but our ice cream was too sweet. We had to throw it away! The young ladies were nice though!