OMG, this is the WORST frozen yogurt store of all time, and quite possibly one of the worst sweet shops of any kind. Everything said in all of the other one-star reviews is accurate. In addition, here is our story. We walk in, unfriendly Eastern European teenaged kid working the joint. We survey the 8 different yogurt flavors, he comes over and states "you try. no sugars. I show you nutritional facts!" I told him I believed him and didn't need to see the fact sheet. I asked what "original flavor" or something like that, tasted like. He says "cottage". I tried it. Disgusting. And also EXTREMELY SWEET. No sugar my ass! It is ALL sugar! Anyhow. We get a cup for my child, go to the register he rings it up, I hand him my credit card as I routinely do at ALL retail establishments. He says, "cannot use. sorry machine don't let me." I am perplexed. He shows me what the credit card machine says but I don't know how to decipher it. Anyhow, so I have to use my debit card for whatever strange reason. Then my wife and kid sit down to eat the stuff and I take a walk around the shop. The bulk candies look old and the M&M's in all the bins are all crushed up and broken. Is that how they are supposed to be? Weird. It all just appeared to be old and neglected even though the shop is apparently very new. So the final straw that inspired me to write a scathing review was when I sat down with my family and casually gazed up at the counter. What do I see but a second (female) employee walks in behind the counter past the first employee and they KISS. Then he looks around to see if anybody saw! Seeing that I caught them, he comes over and offers me, "I give you BIG BIG sample?!" I say no thanks and usher my family out of the joint as quickly as possible. It is just rude, juvenile and unacceptable for two employees of any store or restaurant to KISS while on duty, much less right in front of patrons. Eastern Euro trash idiots! I will be alerting ownership as...
Read moreThis place scammed me. Hid a tiny little sign high above the average person's head in a remote hidden corner in a place that no one really thinks to check until too late. What did the sign say? "You bag it, you buy it". Not a bad sign right? It's a bit understandable, until you realize where the sign is and the amount of overpriced candy in your bag. It took me two walks around the store to find the sign and the employee or maybe manager working the cashier was not nice about it. Also a dollar per ounce? Also it's Eurosnacks not Eurosnacks + American candies. If you added those fancy british, belgian, swiss, and actual European candy then maybe it might be worth about $0.5 per ounce if someone's being generous. But just lazily stuffing containers full of Jelly Beans isn't worth it. Gelatos are the only thing that seems to be worth it as I'm almost certain, like anywhere else on the mountain, the drinks are overpriced. Go to Incline Burgers or Rubicon if you prefer good food for a...
Read morewho knew a simple waffle can be made to taste like some magically goodness had just exploded in your mouth!?
While boarding at Aquaw Valley a friend had mentioned a waffle stand and already not much of a fan of waffles, i brushed it off! By our last run everyones tummy was rumbling for something, so our friend rushed to the waffle stand and bought everyone one.
As simple as it looked, you take your first bite right off the waffle maker and you can taste the maple syrup crunch (because it was fried) - it was sooo good! Once you bite through that slight bit of crispy sugary goodness you will get the soft like a pillow yumminess ! At $5 a piece it was slightly pricey but worth...
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