Baskin-robbins - Seattle - Photo album

This Baskin Robbins scares me to my core. Walking inside is like being transported into a Silent Hill-esque alternate universe. Everything looks dated by about 30 years, including the creepy pictures on the walls. As we browsed the flavors, a woman, who I assume is a spirit trapped inside the walls,

Great service, kind, attentive & makes their own ice cream cakes. Looked so delish definitely going back! 💛💜💙💚🧡❤

Love the ice cream. But I had to fight for my respect. The lady wanted to service a guy that came after and I was like keep that sexist mind at home and not in public. (In my mind😋) then was like excuse me here is my choice. Her reaction reminded me of my mom. Priceless.

Hadn't been to a Baskin Robbins in like 20 years even though this has been right down the street from me for half that time. Took the fam and everyone loved it. The store itself isnt much to look at, but friendly staff and we rambled across the street to enjoy our ice cream in the park.

Love love LOVE this place! Been coming here since I was a kid, & it’s just as good ss ever! It’s run well, it’s clean, the family that owns it is nice, what more could you want? The ice cream is simply the best. Get it hand packed, it’s better than the pre-packaged (yes, we’ve done the research- s

The interior space smells funky. Our ice cream orders tasted like they were freezer burned and old. Not to forget to mention the single scoops were small compared to other 31s.

So expensive, far from natural. Employees have little information about the ingredients or anything about the ice cream. Though the employees are friendly and let my daughter try about 10 favors... then she choose plain vanilla of course! 3 cones around $17 or $18

This was my favorite ice cream up until a few years ago. The recipe seem to have changed & you can barely get out the door before it is melting all over the place. So sad I miss not being able to get my favorite Jamocha almond fudge.