Cold Stone Creamery — Restaurant in Grand Junction

We to the grand junction cold stone after coming to the store a dozen or so times, with all pleasant experiences. However, tonight there was an obvious disregard for customer and worker safety being shown by the employees of the establishment. One of the employees, Kade completely had his mask pulled off of his face, and the other employees working were making deals with customers in line who didn’t want to wear masks in exchange for tips! I love cold stone, but honestly this experience made me feel like the establishment was not taking safety for others seriously. This is something that needs to be addressed I completely understand slow service because, a worker needs to step out and breathe. Lets just show more respect for...

Sweet Treats Galore!**

Rating: 5/5

I recently visited the Cold Stone Creamery in Grand Junction, and I must say, it was a delightful experience! The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere was lively and fun.

The ice cream selection was fantastic, with a wide variety of flavors and mix-ins to choose from. I opted for the NEW Lucky Charms.

The prices were reasonable, especially considering the generous portions. The staff was also very accommodating, allowing me to sample a few flavors before making my final decision.

Overall, I had a wonderful time at Cold Stone Creamery in Grand Junction. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a sweet treat...

Do not give Cold Stone in Montrose your business. We ordered a triple pint of German Chocolate Cake Ice Cream. The posted price was $14.69. When they rang it up at the register it came to $17.41. When I questioned this increase they told me there was a $1.37 sales tax and an additional $1.37 "grocery tax". They could not justify the double taxation and called a superior on their phone. The bottom line was that if I wanted the ice cream we had to pay $17.41 because that is what the register said. We left rather than submit to an illegal tax. All of the girls working there were young and totally untrained. They collectively didn't even know the difference between a quart, pint...