King of Pops

Ok. This review is not about the pops which are inventive and fun. This review is about the female server who could not have cared less when the ice pop we bought there totally froze to my 22-​years old sons lip causing it to bleed. Her response when asked for a refund since his lips were bleeding into the pop: I don’t know what to tell you… that’s just the way our freezers are!
Queen of pops… frigid and callous.

Great ice cream! Best flavors ever! The chocolate sea salt is one of my favorite ones. I also tried the Mexican chocolate! Hmmm tasty! The sales person Patricia, she was awesome, helped me picked the flavors and gave me a description of the ones that i was not familiar with. I was so lucky not to get a ticket by hateful park Atlanta, i guess he didn’t see me. :) that is the only sucky thing from this location the parking! Just be careful when to come, where you park. This pops are amazing, so fresh, local and handmade. I just learned that you can order online! What! I can order my pops and eat then too! Yum! Thanks KOP y’all are awesome!

I’ve never met a Popsicle I didn’t like. This place was pretty good. I live in Birmingham and I go to Steel City Pops about once every other day. This place is a very very close second in my ranking of pops!
My BF and I picked a pop out of the mystery bucket. They are $ 1.50 but you don’t know what you will get. He got a coconut lemon grass and I got some spicy peach situation. Both rather tasty!
We got the pup a little lick alots! A puppy pop in a tube and dear lord she loved it! A side bar– it has live cultures in it. My dog went our side a few extra times that day. If us know what I mean!
The best part about this place is the service. We where greeted with the biggest smile and the happiest hello from Annette. She talked us through all the flavors and told us her favs. She is such a sweet heart! We will go back just to see her;)

After riding my bike for a while on the beltline and being all sweaty and hot, ice cream was very welcomed. The fact that kind of pops was a quick side stop on the path were even better. My friend, my boyfriend and I each got a pop and were very happy. My friend and I both got the thai tea while my boyfriend got the peaches and cream. His pop wasn’t as flavorful as mine but It was still good. The thai tea was really good and refreshing. I would defintely come back to get more pops whenever I am riding on the beltline or craving for one of their pops.

After biking a few miles on the beltline trail, you’ll def want a KoP! As soon as you see the rhino statue, immediately turn there! It is a little window. Unilocaler Chaupha and I had the Thai Tea flavor and it was amazing. Tasted just like a Thai tea! Where her friend had the peaches and cream. That one was disappointing. There are tons of unique flavors. I am still living in regret from not trying the margarita and mojito flavors. They also have mystery flavors. If you like surprises, I would suggest you trying these mystery pops out. There is also a decent amount of seating area to enjoy your pop! Can’t wait to enjoy my next KoP!

I stop by this place every time I’m walking along the beltline no matter what. Every time I visit, there’s a new list of flavors, which never fail to disappoint me. Ever. Flavors are unique and original– definitely one of a kind which you can’t find anywhere else.
If you’re driving by this place, there’s a strip of street parking along the street; if you’re biking, there’s a little grass area you can leave your bike and benches where you can sit and cool off.
There are a lot of great restaurants nearby (Victory sandwich bar, Fritti, etc. and Bartaco opening up soon!!!) where you can stop by before (or after) your pops.

Oh King of Pops… you hit me in a soft spot. Not only did you fulfill all of my heart’s desires with your Key Lime Pie popsicle but you also made me look cool. I mean what about a young lady walking with a King of Pops popsicle doesn’t look hip??!
This cute little hidden gem can be found in the Inman Park neighborhood. You order from a little walk up window where you kind of have to look down into what appears to be a basement. They have their flavors listed on the window outside and usually a very cool, super hip lady working at the window. (At least the few times I have been)
If ever in the area it is one of those places you must stop! You won’t regret it. Also, from what I read, they have FRESH fruit creations and you can never go wrong adding a serving of fruit to your diet. ;)

Mmm, loooveee King of Pops.
I love that they have unique flavors to try, and it’s also conveniently located by the Beltline and other places. Super nice to grab a popsicle on a nice day walking/​running/​biking/​etc.
I really lovee the strawberry lemonade and Arnold Palmer. I also tried the coconut lemongrass, which mostly tasted like coconut. It was really thick and rich in flavor. Only get this one if you’re a huge coconut fan like me. They also have pops for your dog! I think those come in a container so it’ll be easier to fed your dog with.
It’s $ 3/​pop, which I personally think is a little too much… They accept both cash and card though. Give the mystery flavor a try if you’re feeling adventurous one day.

King of pop hosted a free yoga event and provided all participants with free king of pop Popsicles after the event. These Popsicles were delicious. I had the chocolate sea salt and it tasted like a fudgesicle. So yummy. In my group we tried the raspberry lime, Thai tea, and lemon basil and they were all so yummy and refreshing. We will most definitely be back. This window stand is a gem and the workers are so sweet :)

Walking through the park and we discovered that King of Pops actually has a standing location! We’ve always had their pops at restaurant locations, cafes, and sometimes carts, but this place really surprised us!
Seriously, if I had a bigger stomach and Scrooge McDuck’s vault of gold coins, I would get ALL the flavors.

How could you NOT rate King of Pops 5 Stars?!
My favorite is the banana puddin’ (the vanilla wafers in them are amazing), but that’s because I haven’t had the chance to try key lime pie yet lol!
My girlfriend’s favorite is chocolate sea salt (tastes JUST like a fudgecicle)!
Our pup really enjoyed her pup pop, but next time I would probably just order her her own King of Pops :)
Whether it is this location, or a cart, NEVER pass up a chance for this sweet treat! YOLO!

I love the King of Pops. Best popsicles and great flavors!
This location always has a great selection, but you can find them at just about every farmer’s market and festival.
My personal favorites are banana pudding, key lime pie, and pumpkin bread. (ok, I know the last one sounds weird, but trust me, it’s amazing!)

Best popsicles ever!
Tons of different flavors that change frequently.
Their customer service is wonderful! I erroneously flagged a package that I ordered for pick-​up instead of delivery. YES, they deliver.
I contacted them and they corrected it and delivered them as soon as they could.
I am a HUGE fan of King of Pops and was glad to see them featured in Food Network Magazine.

Everyone loves Kings of Pops and this flagship location just makes it super convenient and easy to get your fix at later hours, plus they accept debit/​credit! Not to mention, it’s located just down the street from the Eastside Beltline entrance — making it the perfect trail treat.
I’ve yet to try a flavor I haven’t enjoyed, and really there is no wrong option; It’s all delicious. In addition, the flavors are so much more unique and even «gourmet» than your average popsicle: Once you go KoP, you don’t go back. Now, there is typically a line, especially on the weekends, but don’t let that daunt you, the lines move quickly, and of course, it’s well worth the wait!

One of Atlanta’s pride and joy, I’d say. Everyone (I know) loves King of Pops! My friends even had them at their wedding. This is their B and M location, errr the Window location. Inside is where the magic happens? Fantabulous pops with an assortment of flavors, both fruit-​based and milk-​based. You can get mystery pops too. They’re so mysterious, even the staff don’t have a clue what they are. According to an employee, they’re unmarked leftovers from previous batches. The most popular pop is probably their chocolate sea-​salt. There are year-​round flavors and seasonal flavors.
They have a water bowl for pets at their window location.

I’m the biggest fan of King of Pops. Period. I love whatever they have to offer and they have added value to the city of Atlanta. I remember the first time I saw King of Pops on the side of 5^th and Peachtree and thought I had entered an alternate universe.(Pops?! that’s EXACTLY what I want to surprise me on a hot summer’s day)
I always go with the weird s#% just to make sure they keep producing them. If they have a jalapeño pop I have to try it. You can never go wrong with their cream based offerings either.
My last pop was coco puff milk pop and I think that was the highlight of my Inman park festival experience.

Review on the Easter Egg hunt
THANK YOU!!! Thank you for having an egg hunt on Easter Sunday. The weather was great and you gave my non Easter celebrating kids something to do. I do have some suggestions for next year:
1) hide more eggs. I am guessing that you did not expect such a big turn out. My kids were only able to each grab 4 eggs.
2) Check the area that you are hiding eggs for broken glass/​dog poop/​garbage. I know that you cannot pick it, but I do not need my kids running through it.
3) Open the second cart sooner so we do not need to wait in such long lines to purchase pops.
Don’t get me wrong, we loved it and loved painting the truck. It was just hard to keep and eye on the little ones.
We will be back again if you do it next year. Oh, and everyone loved the photos that i posted of my kids that when my family visits from out of town this week, they are already asking about getting chocolate sea salt pops. great marketing!

Oh. My. Word.
Cookies and Cream here means COOKIES AND CREAM! they don’t skip on their all natural ingredients.
These were a lovely treat from a co-​worker and when I saw the list of flavors, I had to have the cookies and cream and in my head, it was going to be like the ice cream. Nope! So. Much. Better.
It was like a chocolate chip cookie not an oreo one, it was pure bliss! And now that I am looking at all of their flavors on their site, oh MY! I need more in my life. I also have to visit the location as I had these delivered to me. I appreciate that they cater as well. These are a lovely treat, with so many options, that I know all would enjoy.

Everything that is right with this city and the Beltline Trail. KoP has a loyal if not cult following, one that I am proud to be a part of. This is the factory where all the magic is made (ie: company headquarters). Forget the convenience of the carts and take yourself back to an era where you actually went out to the creamery or soda joint. You feel like a kid again.
This window is on the backside of the building, just steps away from the Freedom Parkway bridge over the Eastside Beltline Trail. It’s so close to the skate park and everything else that it makes sense to seek it out. If you’re driving, just head to the corner of Elizabeth Street and Bernina Ave.
It’s literally a window into the old factory, staffed by helpful Poppers who can be summoned with the bell if need be. Whether you are there to pickup your monthly subscription or enjoy one on the go, the painted Pop sign and Chalk Board let you know you have arrived (in life).
Pops to the People

Ahhhh King of Pops. What would the ATL do without you?
This is a great location as it is right along the Beltline trail and an easy stop off for a frosty treat. A window on the side of the brick building on the corner of Bernina & Elizabeth Street — it’s the headquarters, so you know the product is super fresh!
Today, I went for the FREE KoP (thanks to Mail Chimp) and their special MC flavor, Chocolate Covered Banana. Wowza — there was a half of a banana frozen in the middle of the pop. Like I needed encouragement to love KoP.
There was quite the line when I got there (the secret was out), and people were walking down from the Beltline, driving up from everywhere else and people were getting up from lunch at Pure, The Albert, etc. to come and get their KoP on.
If you haven’t tried them, make sure to keep your eyes peeled and try out KoP whenever you can. Their site is good about telling you where their carts will be (although the are always on THE Corner (North and North Highland)). My favorites are Chocolate Sea Salt, Raspberry Lime, Banana Puddin’, Key Lime Pie and Arnold Palmer.
YUM. Ready for another.