Wild Pops

Edit: Recently tried the lime flavor and was blown away. The flavor was spot on and had a hint of sweet. Due to this I am adjusting to a well deserved 5 stars! Had the opportunity to try one out at the U.S. Open. They are big, flavourful, heavy, pack with real fruit, and most importantly last a lot longer than anything you find at a Wegmans or Whole Foods. The packaging is simple but elegant. The price was good for the quality. Would try more flavors if I had the chance.

Their pink lemonade popsicle is so amazing! It’s very refreshing and the perfect treat for a hot summer Boston day! Highly recommend trying out Wild Pops and supporting local businesses!

They are super nice and make delicious popsicles! I tried the coconut, and tasted the pink lemonade and chocolate (the best) and they were all delicious.

These are the best popsicles I’ve ever had. They use delicious fresh ingredients and have creative flavors. Must try!

I visited the SoWa in Boston and decided to try Wild Pops. There was a great selection in flavors -- almost couldn't decide. I purchased a watermelon and a coconut. The coconut flavor was my favorite. It was very creamy and rich in flavor. You could tell the watermelon flavor was made with real fruit as there was a seed inside as well.

I live close to their brick and mortar, but it has been closed for months, so definitely don't make the trip out to J.P.! You can find wild pops in the chilicates near the stony brook t stop though although not always. I got my wild pops mango popsicle from this chilicates. They didn't have an expansive array of their popsicle, which I think why I didn't love them as much. Their mango popsicle was just alright. I also just want to qualify this entire by saying that I'm not the biggest popsicle fan in general. My roommate got one of their more complex popsicles somewhere else, and she loved it. I will hopefully try one of their fun flavors soon!

We love enjoying your perfect frozen pops on a hot summer day. They are refreshing and such a great way to stay cool.

Absolutely delightful to grab on a hot summer day! My favorite flavor is the coconut mango sticky rice. It's a little pricey ($4.25, tax included), but when I wanna treat myself, I go here. Other fun flavors include avocado, Belgian chocolate, and strawberry mint. It's great to have this place in the JP neighborhood!

I dream about their coconut popsicle. The absolute best popsicle I've every had in my whole life. I will gladly drive in to SoWa every week for one. Perfection!

Treat yo' self to this sweet little popsicle shop. There are a few popsicle flavors that you can't get elsewhere and all of them taste like popsicle heaven.

The BEST Pops! Mango Sweet Rice was simply amazing. Great treat on a hot day. Thanks for participating in the RVMS Farmer's Market! This is the best treat on the way out... Thanks

Was just at a birthday gathering at a friends house and they served Wild Pops along with birthday cake. By far the best popsicle I have ever tasted. Creamy, delicious and more popsicle on the stick than you ever experienced. I had Vietnamese Coffee and it was the best. Everyone had a different flavor and we all raved about what we had. I will be going to J.P. tomorrow to check out the shop and buy more flavors. Caryl M.

Pretty spendy per each item. But they make some really good pops. My favorite is the spicy pineapple. Ordered them for catering and it was a huge hit.

Made my way to JP to check out this small shop and what a hidden gem. The pops are super refreshing and flavorful. The texture is perfect, not icy yet not overly creamy and filling, not one of those bars where you suck out the juice and all you have left is ice, nothing like that. It's almost like a gelato bar but on the lighter side. Plus they are freshly made on site using fresh ingredients (not syrup or artificial flavorings), new batches made daily and you can really tell the difference between that and popsicles that have been sitting in the freezer for ages. Each of the flavor is very distinct. We got watermelon, avocado, pink lemonade and coconut, everything tasted natural and not overly sweet, loved all of them. Plus it is dairy free, they use coconut milk at the base. If you can't make it there, catch them at the farmers market in Brookline and Sowa in South End.

I realize this is a strange story but we ran into the owner on her way back from an event- she had pulled over to try and rescue an injured raccoon. We spent some time helping her get the raccoon out from under someone's car and to safety. She's a great person and I wish Wild Pops the best of luck!

Delicious and super fun. Totally worth a visit. Combine with a trip to Turtle Swamp Brewing for a uniquely Jamaica Plain experience.