Flavor Burst

OMG, a hidden little gem at the Aquarium of the Pacific. This is soft serve ice cream. $4.00 per serving, either cone or cup. Flavored syrup is added in, and you can even combine them. I got strawberry with caramel. My date got strawberry with banana. I am not sure if the flavors rotate, but that day they had available: Mocha Cappuccino, Banana, Strawberry, Bubble Gum, Sour Apple, Caramel and a couple others...The location of the stand is secluded enough to actually sit down, enjoy some ice cream, and the view of the queen mary. :) It is at the bottom of the Outdoor staircase @ Cafe Scuba

Eh, not worth it. The flavor burst is just that: a quick burst and then, no more exciting flavor, just vanilla soft serve. Don't get me wrong; vanilla soft serve is delicious, but also what, $0.99 at McDonald's? Just sayin'

Hidden and tucked away inside and behind the Aquarium of the Pacific, this little soft serve ice cream shop is a nice way to cool off and beat the heat when visiting the aquarium. I've actually been here twice now. Both times the ice cream was been nothing but delicious. The soft serving ice cream does melt fast though but boy does it hit the spot.You can get it in about 8 flavors I believe. Maybe a few more. We got cottoncandy and chocolate. The swirls do give the ice cream a nice appeal and the texture is nothing short of spectacular. Service is ok. The prices are very reasonable and its a nice spot to go to in order to relax. There's plenty of chairs and seats available there. Overall if you're an ice cream fan like me, definitely check em out when you're here. Its located just left of the bird sanctuary in the little alley. The view is lovely and ice cream taste even lovelier.

Delicious ice cream. It is located in the Aquarium of the Pacific towards the back in a somewhat secluded area. I got the banana swirl ice cream. Very delicious!

This ice cream is so creamy and delicious. If you're not so sure what you want then you can go with the rainbow flavor, which is so good on a hot day. It's also worth paying for with the price being $6 per cone!