Rime Time Curiously Crafted Pops

Delicious Pops, fast and convenient service. We stopped by the Rime Time Pops food truck on a very hot day at the 2024 Columbus Food Truck Festival. Four of us grabbed some popsicles on the way out and so glad we did. Quite refreshing. I enjoyed the Raspberry Limeade, and my friends had Orange Dreamsicle, and Blueberry Lemonade. I saw the Avacado which sounded interesting but went with the light refreshing flavor on such a hot day.

Rime Time is stationed right outside the main entrance to Crooked Can/Center Street Market. We visited on a very hot day, so it was a no brainer to try one of the refreshing popsicles. I went with the simple strawberry and my SO tried the strawberry limeade. We both enjoyed them!

We found one of the popsicle stands at the farmers market and the flavors sounded delicious, so we hopped in line. We ended up going with the Orange Dreamsicle. Tasty, flavorful, and hit the spot on a warm day. The staff person was friendly too. We'll be watching for Rime Time again... we have more flavors to try!

Came across this stand on a lovely day at the Hilliard Market! This popsicle hit the spot! It was delicious with a chocolate chip cookie in it! A great find on a warm sunny day! The worker was also really nice and said this popsicle was her favorite! Definitely want to come back and try more flavors! They all sounded great!!

It's been so hot here in Columbus and this was the blessing I needed! I tried Rime Time pops for the first time at the Dublin Market and they were amazing! I got the Coconut Pride while my boyfriend picked out the Mango Lime! The coconut pride was perfect! It was beautiful and tasty. The flavors are very natural and not overly sweet which is exactly what I liked about them. My boyfriend on the other hand tends to go for the heavily sweet popsicles at the store, and while he thought it was good, he said he would rather go for something sweeter in taste. If you are someone who likes the natural taste of things and are looking for something refreshing and light, I highly suggest trying out these pops, you won't regret it!

I love grabbing a popsicle at the local farmers market and Rime time pops always have fresh and interesting flavors. My 3 yr old loves the strawberry. With all the baked goods at the market, it's nice to find a cold popsicle that you won't regret later!!I picked up the movie night flavor today - half buttered popcorn and half homemade soda. Brought it home and put it in the freezer to have a great after dinner

I have tried Rime Times ice pops several times this summer in Dublin and Worthington. My favorites were the Arnold Palmer and Blood Orange & Lime.They don't melt as quickly as popsicles from grocery store. Love the quality of their product!

Ok, if you want to know what summer time tastes like-- you need to try a Rime Time Popsicle. They are so fresh, naturally sweet without a sticky corn-syrup after taste and they actually do a nice job hydrating you. Our family tried the strawberry and peach. My two year old loved hers! We got the chance to chat it up with the owner. He was also extremely kind and easy to like. Bottom line: Great pops. Great business. Great owner.

I had an extremely negative ethical experience with this company that I think people should hear about. I work at a music venue and we were holding a 3 day festival in which we had multiple different vendors stationed there. Rime Time was located in the VIP section of the festival, they were giving away popsicles for any guests to try in the VIP section as well as any of our staff and anyone working at the festival. That day dozens of our staff members including myself had gotten a popsicle, anyone who wanted a popsicle was happily given one. My work partner and very close friend whom I work every show with at the venue is black. We had both just come over to the VIP section so that he could try a popsicle. I walked behind the VIP bar while he went up to the Rime Time stand. He walked up and asked to try a popsicle, I watched the girl who was handing them out say to him "sorry I'm not supposed to give these out to you, we can't give them out to vendors." Mind you for one, we are NOT vendors, and secondly just minutes before this an entire tent full of our coworkers wearing the exact same work shirt as him were all given popsicles without hesitation. After saying that to him she then sighed and reluctantly gave him a popsicle as if he was somehow inconveniencing her and she was doing him a favor that she shouldn't have. Minutes after that I watched her hand out several more popsicles to multiple other staff members wearing our same employee shirts. Next I proceeded to see one of the actual vendors from the festival walk up to her stand and receive popsicles without question (even though she had just claimed that vendors weren't allowed to be given popsicles).This really hurt for me to see, and needless to say it did not resonate well with the rest of our staff and coworkers. We are a family and we care about each other, my dear friend/work partner is one of the nicest most selfless people I've ever met and I watched him get racially profiled by one of your employees. This is the kind of subtle everyday racism that normally gets swept under the rug, people try to make excuses for this kind of behavior and label it as ignorance etc. and pretend that it doesn't happen or exist. It's 2023, I nor the majority of consumers have any time or patience for this kind of thing. I see no possible excuse for the way that my friend was treated. Experiencing this take place really set something off inside me. I'm sharing this story because I feel like it's worth hearing for anyone who is willing to listen. I understand that this one employee might not reflect the entire company. But that being said, it's hard for me not feel at least somewhat curious about the ethics and values behind the people who run this company and who they choose to hire and represent them.

I was witness to a pretty appalling display of prejudice with this establishment's staff. Somehow this company was able to have a review left by one of our coworkers detailing the incident removed, instead of addressing the concern head-on further calling into question the values of this business.