Honeymee Westminster

1. This place gives me stomach ache after eating. Another person who ate with me had the same issue too. WTH they put in there ???
2. super midget cup. What is also funny is that there is a freaking hollow space inside the ice cream. they’re being cheap on the ice cream. common stop being cheap on ice cream. the cup size is like for a baby.
3. nothing good about this place. ice cream is subpar …

I really like the ice cream! It taste like rich real milk, and not as sweet as those at the market. For me, I think the basic one without any syrup is good enough.
One minus star is for the price. Good taste but pricey.

I’m a fan of milk-​flavoured ice creams. Honeymee’s has a great concept, but there could have been more. I was kinda shocked at how tiny the cups were. An analogy would be that it has the same size, appearance, and if honey was added, the same taste as a McDonald’s ice cream sundae (which by the way, is right across the store). It tasted great, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to visit, unless I had errands in the area.
I’ve tried the Sweetie (with honey swirls) for ~$ 4.25 (?) while my friend tried the popular one with the honeycomb. She said it was too much wax for so little sweetness.

Soft-​serve & honey? Say no more. I’m there. It is small, but I had it after a meal so the size was perfect. I got the Honeymee the first time I went and the first bite was amazing. It does get a little bit on the sweeter end as you eat but it was still delicious. The honeycomb was interesting as I’ve never had one before but it was a pot of delicious honey gold so no complaining here. The comb does end up in waxy bits as you eat it though so if that doesn’t sound appetizing to you, I say go for another flavor.
I had the affogato on my second visit and I enjoyed that as well especially because I love coffee. The coffee flavor is strong. although some might find it bitter since it is an espresso shot… but the drizzles of honey balanced it out for me.

I’ve been here a couple times now… located in the same plaza as the 85 Degree Bakery, behind the McDonald’s. Been waiting for this place to open for awhile and was so excited when it finally did! Haven’t been able to try their drinks yet, but someday I will!
What I got:
Honey Affogato ($ 4.50): sister ordered this. I’m not a coffee person so not my liking. Not much honey in it though.
Caramel Dear ($ 4.25): ice cream is super cream-​y and caramel is more on the lighter side, could have definitely used some more. But the taste of the ice cream just makes everything better to me so I forget about needing for caramel…
Sweetie ($ 4.25): probably my favorite one out of the ones I’ve tried. Honey isn’t too sweet and I think it balances well with the ice cream. When I’m almost done I like to wait for it to melt so that I could just mix the honey and ice cream together and drink it!
Service:
I’ve never had to wait in a long line, but the tables are usually full when I come. Dessert comes out pretty quick, Don’t forget to get a stamp card!

Never had whole milk ice cream topped with honey before. So delicious. So ligth & sweet. The combination is really good.

Cute interior, the pricing is okay. Tried the honeymee desert $ 4.95, it comes with the milk soft serve & a honey comb. The honey comb is really sweet, I would skip it and try the honey drizzle instead ! Overall I would come back.

They had a great selection of varied desserts. Very friendly service… will definitely be coming back.

People keep saying how small Honeymee’s portions are. For dessert, I think they’re perfect. I find the pricing and size similar to something you would find at a theme park, but quality and flavor is far better.
On my recent trip, my friends picked up a few desserts. They loved their HoneyMee and I loved my Dear Caramel. I just kept eating the Dear Caramel. The soft serve was silky smooth and was perfect. I’ll be back to try a milkshake.

What’s all the bzzzzzzzzz about? HONEYMEE!
HoneyMee is an excellent, high quality dessert joint that has a simple menu of either Milkshakes or True Milk Ice Cream (Soft serve) options.
Their soft serve is very thick and creamy, we had the:
— HoneyMee flavor (True Milk Ice Cream with honey syrup and a REAL honeycomb topping)
— Honey affogato (True Milk Ice Cream topped with coffee and honey syrup)
— Dear (True Milk Ice Cream with Ghirardelli Syrup and sprinkles of sea salt from France)
Great atmosphere, no wait (went on a Friday and Saturday Night). Can’t wait to go back and try the Milkshakes!
«I’m so rumbly in my tumbly, time for something sweet!» — Winnie The Pooh

I decided to give honeymee a second try since I didn’t like it very much the first time. This time around it was better! I got the honey affogato, which comes with their soft serve, drizzled with honey and espresso. The sweet honey balances out the espresso, and it’s a nice small treat for dessert.

Honeymee, nice clean, minimalist, contemporary setting. Good rather neutral tasting, soft vanilla ice cream that has a nice melt & somewhat creamy. The star of this ice cream concept is their addition of what may be good quality clover honey for a not too sweet yet satisfying sugariness w/​a touch of a subtle flower scent, caramelized toasty taste. But this simple execution costs $ 4.50 for a small little cup w/​an ample drizzling of honey which to me is not bang-​for-​the-​bucks.
I’d rather buy a whole pint (16oz) of McConnell’s Fine Ice Cream Coconut Vanilla which is on sale for $ 5.99 at Gelson’s & add my own variety of honey from Topanga Quality Honey from Bennett’s Honey Farm, Filmore, CA at $ 4.99/lb.
My quess is I could have at the least 4 servings of McConnell’s about the same size as Honeymee & use at most $.25 worth of honey per serving so that the price of my serving of honey & ice cream would total about $ 1.75 per serving. I know that some people will justify paying $ 4.50 as a convenience, and that is fine for people who think that is so.
So thanks Honeymee for the idea of pouring honey directly onto ice cream, but your price is just too redonkudickulous for my sense of what is a bargain or even a fair price. 2+ Unilocal stars since this, to me, seems like such a scam.

Don’t get me wrong, I adore Honeymee. But this location still has a lot to catch up regarding training or perhaps they need more than two employees on a not-​so-​busy Saturday afternoon. Despite there being no line before or after me, the wait was a little disheartening for what was supposed to be a quick dessert stop.
I was excited to see an expanded menu to include drinks at this location. I’ll try it out another time. when I have the time to wait around.

I was having dinner with my good friend Francis N. at Lowkey Poke in this plaza and we ended coming here for dessert after. I have previously been to the Buena Park location of Honeymee, so I was less than excited for what they had to offer. I tried to optimize my experience by avoiding my past mistakes by ordering different items. Luckily their menu here had a better selection with a good variety of honey enhanced shakes in addition to their true milk ice cream products.
My friend Francis N. ended up getting the Honey Affogato ($ 4.50) which comes with their true milk ice cream and topped with their liquid honey and coffee. My friend likes their soft serve since it wasn’t too sweet. He probably likes it more than I do. I think that they should have put in more honey and less coffee in this Affogato since the honey was so delicate I could barely taste it and the coffee flavors were very bold. I wouldn’t come back for this product.
I ordered their signature Honeymee ($ 4.75) that comes with their true milk ice cream and topped with a natural honeycomb chip. It would have been great for pictures if they didn’t place the honeycomb to the back of the dessert. Give that this dessert is TINY and OVERPRICED, the least the could have done is make it look good for me. Anyways, the true milk ice cream is a bit on the bland side so the honey in the small honeycomb chip was not proportionate to the rest of the dessert. I think the Sweetie ($ 4.25) with the honey liquid swirls on top is a better option to go with the true milk ice cream.
They have a buy 10, get 1 free stamp card here for products up to $ 4.75 but I really don’t think I will ever fill mine up. I hate this parking lot, the desserts are tiny and overpriced and the worker-​bees can be trained better… I can see myself coming back when one of my friends want to try it, but that’s the only scenario.

I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to try Honeymee but I’m glad I did!
My true rating: 4.5. -.5 because it’s kinda overpriced for the size you get.
I got the Sweetie. I was debating between that and the Honeymee but I hear that the honeycomb is just a nuisance to even try to eat so Sweetie it was!
The first thing I noticed was the size of the cup. For the price of over $ 4, I’d expect it to be a big bigger. Kinda disappointed.
However, the Sweetie itself, was delicious! The milk ice cream is a soft serve with a very creamy texture (almost like custard) and it totally compliments the honey making it a very very good combination! I really enjoyed it.
I’m the type of person who will spend the money for the experiences if I think it’s worth it. And I think it’s worth it to continue coming back. :)

A new joint which specializes in Honey desserts w/​actual honey combs in it. I’d recommend ordering stuff w/​honey combs as this is what they are known for.
$ 4.75 — Honey Mee — Vanilla Custard + Honey Comb — Pretty solid ⁴⁄₅
–I enjoyed the Honey Mee. The honey comb is their signature. The vanilla custard is good but the heart of the dessert is from the honey comb. The honey comb is good but not over the top sweet. Sometimes it’s hard to eat tho and the honey comb can stick to your teeth.
TIPS:
–Located in the same plaza as 85 degrees /​McDonalds
–Eating is really messy. Sticks everywhere.

I discovered Honeymee when one of my Unilocal friends posted a few pictures of this beautiful cold, dessert. I frequent Southern California quite often, so I was determined to make this one of my stops during my most recent visit.
Located in the Mall of Fortune plaza, it sits right behind the McDonald’s. The location is bright and welcoming. There are only a few tables, so just hope one of them is free during your visit. The employees are friendly and quick with your order.
As for the ice cream itself, OMG. I’ve never tasted anything like it. Usually, soft serve is just sweet and artificially vanilla flavored. But not here at Honeymee. The soft serve is milky and smooth with just a hint of vanilla. This soft serve is made to bring out the natural flavor of the honey they drizzle on top. My favorite part was that the honey got super cold and a tiny bit chewy, giving a different texture to your dessert. They also offer different toppings like chocolate and caramel. My BF ordered the Caramel Dear. The caramel wasn’t too sweet and was just as delightful as my honey topping. You can also add on almonds, granola, sunflower seeds, Oreos and other items for 25 cents.
All in all, I totally enjoyed this dessert and will definitely be stopping by again during my next SoCal trip.

Time after time I come back to various locations of Honeymee and I continue to be disappointed. I come back because a number of my friends want to try it for the first time. I completely understand, it’s a novelty dessert place. Cutely decorated, Instagram worthy food. But when it comes down to it, it taste like an overpriced vanilla soft serve. I know they say its milk but lets be real. I am not saying its bad I just don’t think the taste justifies it being $ 4+. It is just alright.
This last visit I tried a shake instead of a soft serve. I got the salted caramel. It was good but I wish they had spread out the salt a little bit more. It was all clumped up at the bottom.

Wasn’t really impressed with the quality of the desserts. Ordered the cup of vanilla ice cream with drizzled honey (The sweetie)($ 4) and a strawberry shake ($ 4.50).
For what you pay the cup is really small, but you’ll probably get tired of the taste anyway. It’s exactly what it tastes like, vanilla ice cream with honey syrup. The honey hardens and gets stuck to your spoon making it hard to eat and making every scoop taste like a mouthful of sugar.
The strawberry shake tastes like a cup full of sugar!
Everything was just super sweet, and I was expecting unique flavors from this place.
Although the décor is really nice. Idk what it is, but this place was really loud, not the music but just people talking. Idk if this building holds in noise really well but I couldn’t even hear the person sitting next to me.
It is worth a try but you’ll see that it is nothing special, especially with so many ice cream places in OC.

$ 4.25 for a small cup of milk soft serve with honey. It’s a bit pricy for what it is but it’s good. Thick, not too sweet and the honey is really thick.
I got the Sweetie, the milk soft serve with their honey.
My friend ordered the darling (which comes with chocolate and sea salt)… I didn’t taste the sea salt so I asked them… And the girl behind said «Oh you wanted that?» Hmmm… The menu says it comes with sea salt… So yes… I want the topping I ordered. –1 star for that. What a weird reaction. No sorry. Just «Oh you wanted that…»
Other than that, clean and bright shop! Remodeled to let a lot of light in and has a lot of white on the walls and floors. Wooden décor with honey products (that are not for sale).
I’ll be backkkkk to fill up my stamp card.