Reimer's Candies & Gifts

Ice cream is homemade service is outstanding when you walk in the door feels like your in an old time ice cream shop!!!

This has become a go to stop for a sweet treat when I'm in the area. The interior is cozy with a ton of packaged specialty candies. They also have a candy counter with truffles and candy apples. But the ice cream is what I crave! The honey lavender, Ooey gooey and lemon sherbet are some of my faves. A downside is the less than friendly customer service. But the counter interaction is minimal so it's not too big of a deal.

Stopped in at Reimer's while staying for a couple days at Bass Lake. Upon walking in there are quite a few little gifts and cookbooks displayed throughout the store. Much of the gifts are centered around camping, mountain living and the forest. They also had homemade chocolate and fudge displayed behind glass, similar to See's Candies. I sampled the Mocha Almond Fudge and Mint and Chip ice creams. Both were very tasty but the Mint and Chip was maybe the best I've had in a long time. The server shared they use mint oil as one of the ingredients in the ice cream which gives it a unique and flavorful taste. The server was friendly and helpful. It was a fun stop during our time away.

This is a cute little ice cream shop that has really cool trinkets and gift shop type things. There were so many choices for types of sweets which was nice- the ice cream but then also caramel apples, chocolates, sour candies, gummies, etc. I would have liked to purchase so many different things- especially all their cute camping art because we love to camp. However, they were all very expensive so I ended up only getting ice cream. I considered leaving 4 stars for this reason but I want them to get more business so hopefully they can bring some of those prices down a bit. The ladies at the counter were really sweet and efficient, with all hands on deck to take on our big group order. Seems like a well-oiled machine.

I had no idea there was another Reimer's as I usually go to the one in Three Rivers so I was pleasantly surprised when driving into Yosemite that I noticed there was another one. The workers were so friendly and super attentive. During our time here we saw many patrons come and go and they kept the lines moving quickly. Their ice cream is my favorite and always has been! I definitely recommend the Coconut Almond, Rocky Road, and the Raspberry cheesecake! Don't forget to get a waffle cone! If you want to try some truffles, the mint and coconut almond joy ones are my favorite. We also tried the honey lavender one which if you like lavender this is the one for you as well as a peanut butter one that I wish just had a little more peanut butter flavor but was still delicious. You can buy all kinds of souvenirs and knickknacks as well as stock up on all your candy needs. If you're looking for sugar free candy they have a small section in the back with chocolates and taffy too! The almond butter crunch is a must. They have some tables and chairs inside and outside which is nice but it does get crowded quickly though it's worth it!

On our way to Sequoia, we stumbled upon this awesome ice cream and chocolate shop. They've got three shops, each with its own theme. The first one was a gift and chocolate shop. When we walked in, we were greeted with free hot chocolate and even Santa! The shop was pretty big, and the staff was super friendly. I ended up buying some chocolate, but I gotta say, the quality wasn't the best for the price. Still, it was worth it for the experience. Next, we checked out the second shop, which was more of a gift than chocolate store. The last shop was my favorite, though - their ice cream shop! They had all sorts of unique flavors, including some I've never tried before. I paid a little extra for fudge, but I was expecting a lot more. They only gave me a tiny drop that was barely visible. Out of everything the free hot chocolate was absolutely delicious! Overall, it was a great experience and a fun stop

After a long day in the NP, we knew we needed ice cream. I looked up ice cream shops and found Reimer's which was right up the road from our Air BNB. Good thing they were close by - they closed in 15 minutes - no worries, we made it!There were some very different flavors available. We tasted a couple before I decided on honey lavender, the hubs, cookies and cream. Mine was absolutely delicious - it was exceptionally creamy and the lavender was prominent but not overpowering. My guy wasn't as impressed. As I raved, he wasn't a fan of his at all. Reimer's is pretty expensive. We ordered a single scoop in a cup. The serving was tiny - I thought she made a mistake and made us kiddie cups. No, over $5 for what was perhaps the smallest single scoop that I ever had. They also have a huge selection of chocolates. So many choices. Unfortunately, candy was $37, yes $37, a pound. We just passed. Would I come back? Probably, the lavender ice cream was delicious, but at least next time I will be ready for the sticker shock.

I have been to their location in Three Rivers a few times and when I saw this while staying at Bass Lake I had to stop by and check it out. This store is so spacious and has a lot of fun stuff for sale such as Christmas decorations, lots of snacks, candies, cookies, freshly made chocolates and more. Their ice cream is so good. Many flavors to chose from. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. Great customer service as well. So if you are in the area stop by and treat yourself I'm sure you had a long day hiking and exploring.

This is place is on the 41 highway in oakhurst, ca, right by el cid's Mexican restaurant. This is a fun little shop with lots of goodies and fun trinkets. We decided to get a few little things , the kids got ice ( pomegranate/ blueberry gelato, mint chocolate chips, and lavender honey) single scope is $5.95 for a cup. We also saw the truffles and had to get some to take home, they are a bit high prides at $4.95 . We got peanut butter truffle, honey lavender truffle and a coffee one. The peanut one was good but not very peanut buttery and sorry but just no on the lavender in the truffle form , definitely get that in the ice cream instead. The lady that was working was super sweet and helpful and overall it was a fun treat! They even had a few tables to sit at so the kids could eat their treats .

The ice cream was SO good! I always recommend it to everybody going to Yosemite. The ladies working there were very friendly and helpful and the store itself is a cute experience.