Saffron Spot
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Living in Southern California, we are spoiled with the vast selection of places to eat. Just 45-minutes ago, I was in San Juan Capistrano having authe…
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What a delicious treat to feast on. Saffron Spot has been a neighborhood favorite since 2005 . The owner of this magnificent treasure is a gem in her …
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This lil spot at Cerritos reminds me of Indian Snacks everytime. Their ice creams and faloodas are delicious. Had their fresh sugarcane with lemon n g…
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4 Reviews on “Saffron Spot”
Living in Southern California, we are spoiled with the vast selection of places to eat. Just 45-minutes ago, I was in San Juan Capistrano having authentic Tacos de Trompo street tacos at Taqueros, and now I am having Indian style ice cream at Saffron Spot, located in a strip mall in Artesia.I discovered this place on Groupon, where they were offering $10 worth of food for just $5. Originally I was hoping to use this on a warm, sunny weekend, but for the past few weeks the weekends have been cold and rainy. Unfortunately, the Groupon was expiring in a few days, and after a heavy Mexican meal, something sweet would hit the spot.The store is tiny, with a handful of counter seats. The first thing you see when you walk in is their display of ice cream.. and it is not ordinary, plain jane ice cream. There’s rose flavor, pistachio, mango, to their namesake, saffron.As I said, it was a cold day, so I opted not to get ice cream, but a cup of their homemade Masala Chai tea. The tea was freshly brewed,and bit of the gritty tea was still lingering in my cup. It was a bit pricey, as it was $3.00 for probably a 6 ounce cup, but it was perfectly made, and so delicious.Stephen used up the balance of the Groupon and had 3 scoops of ice cream: Rose and Saffron in 1 cup, and Mango in the other. I tried a bite and they were creamy and delicious. However, unlike Persian ice cream, where you really can taste the rose water, Indian ice cream isn’t as strong, or, perhaps Saffron Spot doesn’t add as much rose water. This place is truly a hidden gem. You can’t see if off Pioneer Boulevard, which could explain why they use Groupon to bring in foot traffic. Our total for the ice cream and tea came just shy of $10.00. I’m not sure if its worthy of $10, but for a Groupon? Yes, I’d go back with a Groupon. callmemochelle.com
What a delicious treat to feast on. Saffron Spot has been a neighborhood favorite since 2005 . The owner of this magnificent treasure is a gem in her own right. She has created the most unique flavors of Ice Cream imaginable using her Indian tastebuds. Her creativity has earned her respect amongst her community and most importantly her culture. The flavors of ice Cream here at Saffron Spot are bold, fragrant, creamy and delicious. If you’re looking for something different, new and exciting you must try this place. I can guarantee you will find a flavor you’ll love. Samples are always offered and when you find the right one, quarts of Ice Cream are available in the freezer. Saffron Spot is located in a Strip plaza so there’s plenty of parking.This is a Must Try Hot Spot. letseatwithalicia.com
This lil spot at Cerritos reminds me of Indian Snacks everytime. Their ice creams and faloodas are delicious. Had their fresh sugarcane with lemon n ginger today. Yum yummShould definitely use them for snacks n dessert catering at home or offices. They are very professional and no complaints..
Uber exotic. I love it here. Their ice cream is made on premises, without egg. First timers check out the flavour called Saffron Silk, its their most famous. They give you small samples of any flavour you like before you buy it. Personally, I prefer the rahjbhog. They also have prepackaged ice cream to buy as well as shaved ice, falooda, and milk shakes made from any ice cream. Other snacks include samosa, dal vadas, and chutney sandwiches.