La Brisa Ice Cream

Fresh homemade Popsicles with real fruit inside and other delicious flavors 😋

I seriously only like the paletas from here so delish and the texture so smooth.... I like the prices they are very reasonable 1 dozen for $8 very affordable and u can mix and match flavors I love it. Can't wait to go buy some more after I'm done with the ones I got.

Always a great treat! Love the paletas! Bought 5 dozens for our middle school students. Everyone enjoyed them!

My family bugs me all the time to get paletas, and because of La Brisa's great prices, I can easily pick up one, two, three dozen assorted paletas and make everyone happy. Thanks for staying humble, La Brisa.

Best paletas ever!!!Ordered 120 paletas and the cart, they packed it so well and with enough dry ice the paletas lasted from 12 I’m the afternoon until 1am. Customer service was excellent I will definitely be ordering again for our next big event

I remember over 20 yrs ago growing up my mom use to talk to this guy (as I remember this name jaime) i forgot what he did there but he had ice cream carts— I think he maybe worked on or made them across the street, he had pretty parrots 🦜 . he would get us ice cream from here all the time for free (or he bought) sometimes we would stop by and get them 50¢ each…. Prices have gone up

12 ice creams, $12 dollars. Many flavors, all are great!

I’m sure their product is great, but the young man in the front was a completely unprofessional, mal mannered, and arrogant individual. I will be contacting the BBB.

One time my best friend came to town, we made it a point to try a few new dessert spots in the city and La Brisa was our 2nd stop on his 2nd day. They have a small retail area where you'll find several coolers filled with various flavors of ice cream bars, fruit bars, ice sticks, and yogurt. One of the coolers has fruit paletas that are chocolate dipped. They also have a spice flavored fruit bar line called El diabolito. Not all the items are made by La Brisa though, so you have to look at the packages carefully. The far left coolers have paletas from mexico which are smaller and cheaper when you buy by the dozen. They also have ice cream sandwiches, but they're made by Highland Dairy, not La Brisa. By the register are 3 flavors of ice cream in parfait cups: mangonada, cookies and cream and coconut, if you don't like eating ice cream on a stick. I tried the cookies and cream, watermelon (El Pinguino which is made by La Brisa), and banana. The banana was by far the best of the three. Coconut is their best seller, which I have eaten many times since they sell it at Taqueria Del Sol on Park Place. Definitely a neat little factory to stop and visit if you like ice cream or fruit bars when in Houston. They don't do tours at the moment, maybe one day though.

If you want the best Mexican or just regular popsicles here is the source. I use to see these at stores and in the freezers of my favorite restaurants. I googled the name and boom, turns out they are down the street. So many flavors and the taste is beyond good! Im a sucker for chamoy, tamarindo, coffee, cookies and cream, watermelon etc. They got it all and they are about $1 each. Go get a few dozen!

The best popsicle I have ever had!! I happily drive 30 minutes across town to enjoy their watermelon, coconut, and mixed fruit pops. Made fresh on-site. A credit to the city of Houston.

This has been the best place to get paletas since I was young, my favorite flavor is watermelon, so when I finally come back to the neighborhood, years later, and I walk in to get paletas I see my watermelon flavor and it's not even La Brisa. La Brisa was selling their competitors paletas, La Sabrosita. It's like the coke company selling Pepsi, which would never happen. So what the hell, was going on? It's suspicious, because it's not like La Brisa is going through hard times. All in all, not going back.

These are the most amazing most amazing popsicles/paletas I have ever tasted, they have great service and are handling COVID really well.100% recommend.

I was craving paletas earlier and decided to yelp the closest paleta place. I was a bit skeptical if this place still existed because of the lack of reviews and images, so I called the place to make sure. There's a variety of fruit and ice cream bars. The more you buy, the cheaper the bundle. I originally got 8, but the cashier highly suggested that I should get 12 because it would be the same price (each popsicle is $1, a dozen is $8) I ate the mango con chile, very refreshing, not too sweet, the popsicle wasn't too hard, maybe because I waited until I got home to eat it. There's a nice kick from the chile, when you get near the bottom the kick becomes slightly intense so brace yourself. My only con is I wish the store had more unique flavors like the one I went to in Spring Branch. Overall, I enjoyed my paleta and can't wait to try the rest of the flavors.

I love La Brisa ice cream bars. I've bought many from bicycle vendors. I can't even remember all the flavors I've had. Pecan, coconut & coffee stand out. The watermelon is so fresh, that, as I drove down the street, devouring it--I bit into something. I reached in my mouth--& out came part of a watermelon seed!

"The heart wants what the heart wants" is a common phrase for explaining away a non-logical course of action. In my particular case, my heart wanted some ice cream on a chilly sunny January Sunday afternoon after a full day of chores, including detailing the car*. After scrolling through dozens of Yelp listings, I settled on this place, which is actually the factory where they make paletas (popsicles in English) that end up being sold by roving bicycle pushcarts. Sure, I could have gone to the local ice cream shop but where's the fun in going to a sterile Baskin-Robbins, a corporate earthy-crunchy Ben & Jerry's, or even to a suburban blandsville Marble Slab? Plus, I wanted something simple. The website showed that the retail shop had about 25 different flavors. Some traditional and some were more culturally distinctive but here's a sampling: vanilla, mango, mango con chile, coconut, pecan, chamoy, guayaba, lemon, lemon con chile, pina colada, pineapple, melon, yogurt, tamarindo, and tamarindo con chile. So, there's something for your white-bread friends as well as your more diverse palates. The factory is located deep in the Magnolia Park neighborhood: it is nearly at the end of Canal, where it runs into the Ship Channel. There's nothing dangerous about the area other than it may offend your River Oaks friends for having the gall to be less wealthy. There are 3 stone picnic tables outside if you wanted to enjoy your paleta after purchase. When I walked in, there were signs that offered pricing for up to 11 paletas, a discounted price if you bought more than a dozen, and even more discount if you bought larger quantities. I'm a glutton for ice cream and love a good bargain but I was able to restrain myself to buying only 2 paletas (more because my waistline couldn't afford more calories) - I chose the coconut and the pecan. Each costs $1, tax inclusive. The young man at the counter confirmed for me that they get more visitors in the warmer months but all are welcome anytime. They're open from 8 to 5 every day. Sitting outside at one of the tables, I enjoyed the pecan since it was loaded with nuts - think of butter pecan flavor but in popsicle form. The coconut was refreshingly simple and tropical. So, if your heart is looking for something simply satisfying with a bit of adventure, take a little trip to this hidden nook and enjoy the experience. I'm going to go rogue next time and have a flavor "con chile" next time. * I'll admit that the vinyl protectant for the car smells a bit like coconut. That may have triggered a subliminal response in me for that coconut paleta. I'm just glad the car product didn't smell like stinky feet - otherwise, I'd be afraid of what I would have craved.

Just as good as when I had them at 5 yrs old ! Eating these Popsicles takes me back to precious memories. I just miss the vanilla raisin flavor which they don't have anymore . Try all flavors all are awesome ! Def a gem in Houston !

Decided to take a trip down memory lane and was not disappointed. The paletas are as good a I remember. Watermelon favor are just like biting into a refreshing fresh watermelon slice during a hot summer day. My tastebuds are in heaven.

This was my first paleta experience and I was blown away. All bars are $1 and stay frozen for a good amount of time after being bought. You MUST try the cookies and cream! I also had the strawberry, which had a very fresh taste. This place only takes cash, so be prepared. The service is quick and the cashier was friendly. I'll definitely be coming back.

Love the coconut paletas!! And it's a few blocks away from my house! So lucky to have such a nostalgic place in my neighborhood....growing up here, moved away and moved back! I just couldn't stay away from Magnolia Park!

Awesome service, always clean and friendly! I went with my family last Saturday and the employees were very helpful,patient and generous. We really enjoyed it because it was our first time! I highly recommend this ice cream shop, I guarantee it! :D

Best palletas in Houston. Watch out Blue Bell Ice Cream. Excellent service. Clean & neat.

Yummy ice cream bars! Bought 3 dozen for $24. Very nice service and worth the drive from Chinatown.

This place is really a find. I was leading a bike ride through the East Side and wanted to find a fun place for a rest stop that was different than the ones we've been going to. There were 22 of us, so we bought two dozen assorted ice cream and fruit bars. Everybody got one and a few people ate more than one. they were all delicious. We will definitely keep this on our list of favorite stops in the East Side.