Bliss Scoops & Sweets

The family and I were able to attend Blisses opening day event complete with balloons and a party atmosphere! All of their ice cream is handmade and fabulous, with a light, fresh taste! I tried salted caramel ice cream for the first time and it was to die for albeit very salty! I combined it with some rocky road for the perfect, tasty treat! One of my granddaughters tried the cotton candy and it tasted so much like real cotton candy, I was flabbergasted! The staff was all super friendly and the manager shared with us the history of their little store. There were lots of surprises including two vegan choices of ice cream and so many different types of candy including a jelly belly station. It was like transporting back to the 1970s! They're preparing a party room, in the back, which should

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We had a fun time here on a recent visit to Pagosa Springs! There was a line but it moved quickly, and the 3 people working at the time were so friendly, helpful and efficient. We had a group of 7 and they got all of our different orders sorted out and paid for with no problems. The ice cream was really delicious and 2 people in our party had shakes which were also amazing. So glad to have this spot for a treat when we're shopping downtown!

So happy we have this adorable ice cream shop in town, my kids love it and the candy variety is amazing!

Cool little place in Pagosa Springs. Our party stopped here after a long day of outdoor activities. As described in the store description. They have Candice and chocolates, but the primary focuses ice cream. We were very pleased with the number of options available, everything from simple flavors, like vanilla and chocolate, two more elaborate, concoctions. One member of our party ordered chocolate, peanut butter swirl, and there was only about one scoop or of ice cream left in the large bucket. She jokingly asked once they scooped out the ice cream for her cone if she could have the bucket and some wooden spoons to eat the rest of it out of the bucket. The two young ladies working behind the counter, looked at each other, picked up the bucket in a handful of wooden sampling spoons, and