Sticks and Shakes

Pricey, located on the second level across from the food court area, but always so delicious and good for one cup of Dole pineapple soft serve ice cream that is super tall and doesn't melt. Very fresh and not artificial flavor. Tastes like the ones you get in Hawaii. It's a very good ice cream with a freezing texture. I always come here whenever I am in town to order the same ice cream. Plenty of tables and chairs in front of this tiny store. Staff and customers are very friendly. If you need to go to the restrooms, it's in the far back right side of the food court you see sitting by your chairs. Very convenient, stress free, and well lit up location. Everyone is happy. I only come here for the pineapple soft serve ice cream in a cup, but they do have many more goodies to select from.

Came here based on their social media account and signage- wanted a gelato on a stick creation, the s'mores version really had my interest. But I arrived and was told they no longer offer those products, despite a huge photo of them on the wall.Current options include ice creams (cones and cups), milkshakes, cheesecake, and frozen bananas. Luckily, I love frozen bananas so my visit wasn't entirely wasted. However, other spots in town offer them with sprinkles, nuts, and other add-ons that this spot doesn't.Really friendly and apologetic cashier. Cute space. Loyalty card with discounts- $1 off your next visit was a nice touch to bring people back in. But unfortunately I came here to get something different.

Pretty inappropriate when we come and we are standing waiting to be seen longer then we should be and my husband looks back in the door and sees the girl worker back there with the long straight hair and glasses massaging a guys leg on the freezer. Then comes running out to assist when she sees my husband caught her. Need new empoyees.

My wife ordered a shake and I got the pineapple soft serve. It tasted ok. Nothing special. Extremely pricy. $4.25 for a sample size cup. Not at all what it looks like in the picture on the menu.

My son was craving a milkshake in the middle of us shopping and thank goodness we found this place in the Galleria Mall so we didn't have to leave. Man do they have a variety of heavenly treats ranging from milkshakes to gelato to even cheesecake popsicles. He intended to get a vanilla milkshake but when his eyes caught Oreo, boy he was stuck on that instead. They have threee sizes; Small, Medium, and Large. He went for the medium which to me, kinda looked more like small. I gotta say the prices are up there averaging at $7.50. If it weren't for the high prices with small cups, they would've earned 5 stars vs 4.

So this new specialty shop features gelato and fruit sorbets on sticks and custom shakes. Its a stand alone shop across from the food court. I like they make everything right on the premises. The sorbet sticks: There was some fruit sorbet sticks made and ready to go on display. Mr. B chose the watermelon sorbet. True to what they said, there were bits of the fruit in it, the flavors were strong and all natural, you know how I could tell? I didn't see any traces of food coloring on your face like you get when you have a Popsicle. The shakes: You can have it customized or order their specialty favorites. For the customized ones, you choose from candies and cookies and even red velvet cake, which they blend up. I went for the Specialty Favorites...the UK Shakes! They blend shakes from chocolate bars from England. Galaxy Bars, My friend whose from England raves about it. The Vegas Rock Dog owner even named her dog Galaxy. So that's what I chose. The Galaxy milkshake! It was creamy and subtle chocolate taste to it. .I think UK fans will appreciate more than I did though. The gelato sticks: I didn't get to try. No samples offered...boo... It's not like the Art of Flavors Gelato place in Vegas that's for sure.. But this place serves it's purpose in the mall. I'ts nice you can find natural and fresh fruit treat here. The prices: Prices are typical of what you pay in the mall...a tad higher. No complaints from me though. There is a 15% off any stick offer though if you check in through your Yelp app first!Service was helpful, Ordering wasnt that complicated to me. I thought the simple menu board was self explanatory. The wait to make my shake wasnt any longer than the other places in the nearby food court. Staff was friendly as was the owner Mark. He really takes pride in his new shop. Mentioned that a second store will be opening also.I really like the different shops coming into the Galleria Mall lately. And this specialty treat place is a welcome addition. I'm definitely down next time for one of their fruit sorbet sticks! Yay Im a Fan, so four stars!

Sadly, I really don't know what to make of this.Decided to bookmark this place based off of some of my Yelpers on my friends list, because they posted some yummy pics of their sticks and shakes.HOWEVER.....my experience was anything BUT satisfying. My special someone and I decided to get dessert after our dinner date. We both opted for the gelato sticks. $4.95 each. If you want to add toppings (chocolate dip + topping) it can range from 0.50 cents to $1.00 whether if you want half dip or full dip. Make sure you check in so you can get 15% off per stick, per person. Even with that discount, our total came out to around $12 including tax. We got:***1 coconut gelato stick with half milk chocolate dipping + rainbow sprinkles.***1 cappuccino gelato stick with full white chocolate dipping + pistachio topping. Maybe we're spoiled with Yogurtland or anything similar to froyo....but this was kind of pricey for a small dessert. Plus it wasn't great either. Just tasted like a normal popsicle stick with toppings. Too sweet for my liking. Only reason why I'll ever be back is to try the shakes. And that's a BIG MAYBE.

I would love to have tried more than one item here before writing the review, but I'm just not in the Galleria Mall very often despite how close it is to my place of residence.I did go once though. Made a pass to grab a to-go menu and read up on it without feeling pressured, I kinda skimmed through the shakes, which look pricey ($4.75-$7.25+, depending on size and add-ons), and I wasn't feeling up to a waffle ($3.50) or a waffle on a stick ($4.95). When I got to the page with the sorbet sticks ($3.75) and gelato sticks ($3.95), I was interested to see the special dietary considerations highlighted for each option (vegan, dairty free, gluten free, or sugar free).Come to think of it, I wonder why only 4 of the 24 flavors are listed as gluten free. I don't care about that stuff really, but I'm just curious to learn what they use that contains gluten.Anyway, I spotted hazelnut on the gelato stick list, so I went back to purchase it. I saw that they have a bunch of their ice cream / sorbet on a stick options lined up in their glass display, ready to entice regular customers who don't grab a to-go menu and run away. I also noted that they use a Clover-based cash register with a unique swiveling screen that I hadn't seen before. Not sure why, but it felt more difficult to sign my name on this screen than the screen of the Square machines that I've been seeing more and more of. Overall, I think that it's worth the novelty not to use cash.I took my gelato stick, presented in a paper tray that some might describe as cute, and I found a table so that I could slowly enjoy my treat. I thought that the texture would have been more thoroughly creamy, but it was noticeably icy at times. This is disappointing because even a Haagen-Dazs ice cream bar from the freezer aisle is thoroughly creamy.The gelato stick's flavor did have some decent hazelnuttiness though, so props for that. However, it seemed a little syrup-y at times, as if they'd added enough sugar to change the texture of both the ice and the liquid "melt" that appeared over time. I can't help but compare this to when I've previously enjoyed hazelnut flavors, whether it was in gelato or in chocolate, and it doesn't quite measure up.I'll probably try them again next time I somehow find myself at the mall to see if their other flavors are interesting, and/or if the texture wasn't a bit of a fluke. Or I might actually go the distance and get it dipped in chocolate and covered in something nice, like hazelnuts, instead of cheaping out like I tend to do. But even if I had gotten the "full dip & top" today, I probably still wouldn't have been impressed.Overall, I can't recommend them over the aforementioned frozen aisle ice cream, the true gelato just a manageable drive away at Art of Flavors, or even over an alternative nearby frozen treat place like Yogurtland. Sticks and Shakes is not worth going out of your way at all.

staff are super nice and the menu is really broad ! Definitely worth a stop for anyone in the area ! This location is located upstairs at the galleria at sunset mall. I ordered the Twix shake which was around $7. Super pricy but I think it's worth the visit.

This was my first time going and I got the Coffee Mocha Shake. They charged me $8 and it was the most inedible shake I've ever had. The first five sips were delightful but every single one afterwards was unbearable. The chocolate and coffee mixture didn't taste anything of what a mocha should taste like, and they put some sort of boba substance in it that was extremely cheap. It wasn't sweet or chewy, instead it taste like some sort of berry and was super soft. It was also super small, which meant large portions could go through the straw at once, and several times I got large amounts to the point where I started to gag. After finishing the drink (barely), I continued to have a stomach-ache for the next hour. Don't go here for their shakes, super overpriced and frankly terrible.