La Flor de Michoacan Ice Cream Shop

So delicious and fresh fruit love coming to my local neveria would highly recommend!!

Super fast no wait . Delicious dessert

Beautifully setup shop and the lady that works there is so friendly. I went with her recommendation and ordered the half horchata half strawberry drink and it's FIRE 🔥😎

Best ice cream and cold drinks (fruit water). We can taste and get whatever we like. It’s all tasty 😋

Very great selection of ice cream flavors, aguas frescas, botanas! Also some of the best customer service!

I can't eat corn because it makes me sick. She was super helpful finding me a really good item without any corn. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

First time here great customer service they attend you right away. It's better to come in the weekdays it gets full in the weekends. There is a sitting area too so you can eat there enjoy ur drinks and ice creams

The best ice cream you can have. Made with the best ingredients and the best taste. 😊🫶🏾😊

This place is super authentic and has amazing seating areas! The ambiance is great for a fun hang out with friends and family. I love the nostalgic atmosphere with their El Chavo decor and Spanish Pop from the early 2000s! Arizbeth was friendly and accommodating. Come here for high quality food!!!! I will be coming back for sure

Grew up always coming to this michoacana, I love everything. Up until recently the past couple times I go the service with the workers is off :/ they're always kinda annoyed looking.

I literally love elote in a cup and this was one of the best I ever had! I dont speak a lick of Spanish but the lady who helped me was very patient with me and got my order 100% correct despite the language barrier. I also got the coconut agua fresca which was super rich and delicious as well. Definitely would eat here again!

the staff was really kind taking my order and there was so many options! the Nieves was very tasty and the shop was so clean. do not forget the pan dulce

My girlfriend was craving some Mangonada and even though there is probably thirty places on Charleston to get it, La Flor de Michoacan was the place of the day for us! This location is pretty darn massive and not only features all the ice cream and Mexican sweet treats you could possibly be craving, but it also features a cash only area where you can grab some actual food! I'm a simple man and since I'm not a huge fan of Mangonada (don't judge me, I did try it!) I was glued to the ice cream area where they offer a ton of different flavours to choose from. After figuring out I wanted to go with chocolate chip and mint chocolate chip (again, stop judging me) I settled on a cone with chocolate and sprinkles because who wouldn't pair the ice cream with a cool cone? The ice cream itself wasn't anything special, basically just some basic but good ice cream. Overall, I enjoyed my experience at La Flor de Michoacan and will absolutely be coming back in the future. I work pretty close to this place so I look forward to coming back and grabbing some snacks and especially the pre-made pops close to the entrance. With solid ice cream and solid pricing, this place is pretty dang solid if you ask me.

My friends and I came in after we had lunch. We wanted ice cream and after looking through Yelp for what was around the area we stumbled upon this place. It's located in a relatively small plaza, but we had no trouble finding parking. I was surprised at how big this ice cream shop was because on the outside it looked small. They are currently going through renovations, so they'll be expanding it even bigger! [Service] Upon entering we saw all the staff wearing masks and gloves. All covid protocols were being followed. I was surprised to see that they had so much more to offer than just ice cream. They had crepes, elote, tortas, chamango, and so much more! The staff were friendly and helpful. They were patient with us while we sampled the flavors of ice cream we wanted. There was an extensive selection of ice cream that it was hard to choose what flavor to get. I ultimately went with the pistachio flavor. [Desert] I don't really have much to say here because it's ice cream and you can never go wrong with ice cream lol. The flavor I had was delicious. My friends all got different flavors and they were all great as well! If I am ever in the area again I will definitely stop by this place. I want to try some of the pastries and all the other goodies they have to offer. Amazing selection of ice cream, friendly staff, and clean tables. 4 stars!

My husband said this was the best coconut ice cream he's ever had. I had pistachio and it was really good!

Came to the Charleston location ... got there at 8:55 and doors were already locked. If you're going to close early how about put it on Google "closing at 8:55pm" so people don't try to make it in time for something QUICK ... smh

NEVER DISAPPOINTS COMING HERE love the gansito ice cream whole menu is worth the trip

Came here twice in one week that's how obsessed I am. I have a pregnant best friend and she had some pregnancy crazies for Chamango. This place is actually pretty close to my home and I've had it bookmarked forever but never been. It's in a rough side of town too if you aren't looking for it you will miss it. When we came it was pretty dead, I was nervous it was going to be busy due to the reviews. Once we came in we got helped right away and we were able to taste/sample anything we wanted. They had so many different ice cream flavors, juices, ice cream bars, and even food. We both got Chamango and this comes with 1 scoop of ice cream. We got the Piña which was perfect! It was a big size cup with loads of mangos. I love how we were able to sample as much as we want. Their juices were awesome they had some random flavors that you would think were very odd but were incredibly refreshing. I must come back and try the food

Great service. The food was great and they serve you fast. The price was responsible. I would definitely recommend.

A longtime member of the "if ever in the area" list it was after late Lunch that a stop was made at La Flor de Michoacan Paleteria & Ice Cream on East Charleston, a sneaky suspicion that the area is probably not so safe at night set aside prior to 5pm though the staff was hit and miss in terms of making guests feel welcome. In reality one of several similarly named locations in Las Vegas, whether the stores are all related uncertain as offerings differ from one to the next, it is immediately on entry that diners will notice a functional Bakery stocked with a limited number of Pastries and Cakes, one man wearing a hairnet perfectly pleasant in procuring three items from the case despite limited English. Moving next to the attached Ice Cream shop, a youthful server stepping up to offer samples while an older heavy-set female barked in Spanish at two men waiting by the Restroom before questioning food photography as "weird" for the first time since perhaps 2012, it was from large spoonfuls of Ice Cream and Sorbet that the decision was made for two scoops, a total bill of $10.29 no doubt cheap considering both weight and variety. Assuming Ice Cream to be outsourced, the young man stating "we just got that one this morning" in reference to Yellow Plum Sorbet that tasted precisely like a fresh Nectarine, it was atop a scoop of smooth Guava-Cheese that the ball was packed and topped lightly by Nuts and dried Fruit, bites of Corn and Mango also compelling while Chamoy, Pistachio and a flavor that tasted like Strawberries and Rice Krispies Treats which no one could translate all came across overly sweet. Moving next to Baked Goods, the Aguas Frescas, Popsicles and packaged Fruits all passed over but popular amongst a largely Hispanic clientele, it was after just two bites that overly thick Rice Pudding was discarded, the Choco-Flan faring far better in its Cake Layer than the rubbery Custard while Tres Leches fortunately featured a good Sponge and plenty of Milk that was not overwhelmingly sweet save for the area directly beneath a thickly glazed Strawberry. TWO AND A HALF STARS: Well priced and offering good variety it seems La Flor de Michoacan would be better served by a closer focus on quality and guest experience, though there are definitely some good items and workers amidst the rest.

Amazing. Can't get enough. I got passionfruit ice cream once and a frutas+chiles popsicle during my second visit. Both were great. My coworkers got mango shaved ice, which they loved.

Service was great and my strawberry raspado with lechera was really good. I highly recommend it

Very rude employees cus I had body odor it was a hot day was very rude and un pleasant then she made loud noise like she was so bothered on purpose I was like wow that is not how u treat your customer's then she still procedes too offend me more by telling new costumers about the smell very loud and clear so I can hear it I was like wow there so rude I was stunned yeah I smelled worked in hot weather today was very sweaty didn't do it on purpose went to cool of and get something refreshing will definitely never bring them my business again never bring hey don't understand that repeat business is very essential

On our latest visit, we dropped by after the Grassroots event with President Obama and Latin Rock group MANA. Aside from my usual ice cream fix, I proceeded to get my usual Alfalfa agua fresca, and one of the young ladies behind the counter suggested her favorite by mixing half alfalfa with half pineapple agua fresca, and man, was I HOOKED! Now I always get a large one every time we drop in. At $2.50, its a very refreshing deal! For those of you who love sweet and savory combinations with a nice heat, The Paleton is not to be missed. Wifey tried it out of curiosity, and that too got us hooked as well! Two foot long paletas(popsicles) your choice of mango or pineapple, on a bed of sliced cucumber and diced mangoes drizzled with Valentina and Chamoy sauces, and Chilito seasoning...SO GOOD! This has also become one of our favorite items. Take it from the Duke...I am Nelson Q., and I approve of this message...;) ALOHA!!!

Last night was the third time I've made it to La Flor de Michoacan for some of their homemade ice cream. I got two scoops in a cup, piñon (pine nut which is one of my favorites there) and a scoop of elote, ice cream made from corn. She asked me what toppings I wanted, and I got a few spoons of coconut. Then it was outside time to sit on one of their benches and enjoy. For a warm evening I was surprised I was the only customer for awhile. This place is good. Why can;t you be on the other side of town. At least it's not too far from the freeway!

A great place to come on theses hot las vegas days !Lots of parking space and they have a lot of sitting areas inside so you can enjoy your snacks there if you'd like. Definitely a family friendly environment! They have ice cream, smoothies, crepes, fresh fruit waters and much more. Staff was all very friendly and helpful with suggestions or questions we had. Prices are reasonable for the portions you get it's definitely worth it. Will be back to try some new flavors !

I love this place. It reminds me of LA. They make their own ice creams, they have fruit cups, and different desserts. The staff is nice, their ice cream is AMAZING, and it's really affordable. The nice girls give a pretty big serving for the single scoop. The shop is pretty small and when I went the AC wasn't working too well and I was breaking a sweat. I recommend the mango ice cream or sorbet. It was so good. SOO SOO good. You can see the mango fibers in the ice cream you can tell they use REAL mangos that are perfectly ripe. I would definitely recommend this place to others. It's an awesome place to cool down in the Vegas heat. I think they had a taco truck outside last time I went also. Pretty cool.

I Ordered a spinach and chia aguas frescas and an elote. They didn't have spinach and chia so I changed it to strawberry. Then was told they didn't have enough of that so I changed it to pineapple. Once I received my food the piña tasted sour like it went bad. And the corn tasted like it sat there all morning. Wasted my money for nothing. Never again

The worst Tostilocos I've ever had... well they were supposed to be the Takis ones... the only thing that was noticeable was the cabbage, yes cabbage, only like 5 pieces of cueritos, and veggies. Seems like they made these in a hurry since I ordered through Uber eats... I should've taken a picture but totally forgot.

Live this place! I come here anytime im looking for a snack. They have all sorts of ice cream, and other mexican goodies... It can get busy but nothing crazy I would recommend trying ice cream: "Mamey" as well as "Chongos" they are

My go-to Mexican ice cream shop on this side of town. I live pretty far from this location but whenever I'm on this side of town i try to stop by before heading back to the north-west area. I have been in recently & saw that they did some renovations to their store & expanded. It looks great! One side is the bakery then to the left is a newly remolded ice cream & agua frescas shop. Id have to say the hardest thing in this small complex is the parking but my last visit, I had waay too much mayo in my elote. Hope they can stay consistent!

Thanks to the awesome review from my yelp buddy Nelson Q, I decided to bookmark this place and make it a point to stop here the next time the boyfriend and I are in town. After figuring out where it was from where we were staying we put it off until the next day we would be in the general area. This place is not close to the Strip its a little past DTLV, but in my opinion, it's totally worth the drive to get some cheap yummy Mexican treats. The place is located in a small kind of run down business/shopping center. Do not let it scare you, it is safe as for what you find inside will totally be worth it! Walking in the first thing, I see is a couple of bags left of my precious snack that I have been longing for, Duroa de Harina with lime and chili salt (or in English wheat pinwheels ). They also have helado (Mexican ice cream) that is made fresh in house; some of the flavors that I saw there were: Fresa-Strawberry Guayaba-Guava Mango Pina-Pineapple Lime Bubble Gum and a bunch more that I could not see because not only is this place super small, but after 5:00pm on a weekday, this is the place to be after a hard day at work or school! If you do order ice cream they offer a free topping as well, which is great! They have a nice selection of agua frescas (Horchata, Tamarind and Melon). If you are not wanting desert right away then they also have tacos and burritos too, which the boyfriend and I decided that we will have to try the next time we are in town! They also have Smoothies, Tostilocos (one of my favorites) an assortment of Mexican candy as well! Prices are amazing for a single scoop of ice cream and my bag of Duroa de Harina it came to under $8.00. Note: If you are not certain on how a flavor will taste you can try a sample of it. Everyone working there was very nice and helpful. The parking lot can be a bit of a zoo; we parked toward the end where there were a couple of extra spaces.

My only complaint is the rudeness of the employees. While the older woman is often kind, the younger employees always have an attitude and act impatient when I go and order. I love the chocolate covered bananas but they didn't have them the last 2 times I went. Its always clean when I go and they usually have papertowels/ hand sanitizer.

After our Yelp taco crawl we head to our fourth and final destination for dessert. I have been trying to come here ever since I found out about it when I went on a rampage to find quality homemade ice creams. Firstly, the staff here is very nice and don't be afraid to ask to try something! The names are mostly in Spanish so don't feel shy about wanting descriptions as well. I know that's a fear for many when it comes to out of the way, authentic places that you'll be a deer caught in headlights with no help navigating the exotic. Fear not here! The BF and I squared in on the aguas frescas area first since there were less people over there first. He grabbed a rompope, which is this creamy pink drink that taste like watermelon and apples. I grabbed a non creamy drink, half alfalfa and half pina. I'm big on juicing and just that touch of a green vegetal taste with pineapple was a big hit for me. I feel like I've had this before somewhere, but cannot place when in my life have I had alfalfa drink. I guess what's important is I know where to get it now. I was not about to leave without ice cream so I grabbed three scoops. The ice cream here is lovely, light yet very creamy and served almost soft serve consistency. is caramelized milk which is a bit more subtle than usual caramel ice cream, just the right amount of that burnt brown sugary taste. Chongos means "curds" and this was a creamy ice cream with bits of cheese in it. Filipinos also make cheese ice cream so I loved it since it reminds me of my childhood. Rosas is rose ice cream which was phenomenal. The BF wanted to take all mine and wished he just ordered scoops of that. I'm a huge fan of Persian style ice cream with their flower flavors and this bombs on all of them. I love the addition of slices of actual flower in it. LOVE. The BF got a cherry ice cream as he has been all about cherries everything lately. I wish I could have justified a paleta as well or I saw some people getting these strawberry parfaits that look amazing! Alas, I only had one stomach that was already full of tacos. I wanted to explore and try more things but since we packed the store I just kinda picked things quickly to get the line moving. Will be back absolutely to try more things! (Yelp 100 Challenge 45/100)

"Eek! Methinks not!" may be the exact exclamation of the next health inspector to walk in the front door. The first sight I've seen on my many trips here is cardboard boxes of liquid ice cream base stacked directly on the floor. Dairy and egg based liquids in the temperature danger zone is far from a proper thawing/food storage procedure. Today, pools of ice cream base had leaked on to the floor, so who knows how many hours those boxes sit out at room temperature. They started selling cakes, and the chocoflan tasted good. I saw about 6 different varieties, but they weren't labeled. My husband works in a fabrication shop very close to here, and he really enjoys the unique alfalfa agua fresca. I just can't rationalize coming back to this dirty diner unless he really wants his drink. Good news, Art of Flavors is open and selling fantastic gelato and sorbet a short 5 minute drive away from La Flor de Michoacan! It's worth it for the quality and sanitary conditions.

This tiny spot is full of flavor! The owner and staff took care of a large group that came at once. At the entrance, a young boy practiced his violin as we ascended into the space, tasting aguafrescas, sorbet, and ice cream. I tasted several flavors and enjoyed the Pine Nut the best, but opted for a paleta (popsicle). I got a combo of cucumber-mango-pineapple and chile. The whole thing was red with the fruit cut up inside, but it was not spicy at all (for me, but probably had a teeny bit of heat) so feel free to try it if you like chile! Eric R. got chongos ice cream (cheese) and peach yogurt. The yogurt was really delicious. The toppings are free and unlimited, which is awesome. There are more flavors in the back that were not in the case (I got to try Kiwi sorbet which was not out but there was a sign for it). I tasted the barley and coconut aguafrescas and they were both delicious, but I could only handle my popsicle this time. I definitely want to return to try more unusually flavored treats!

After finally convincing my alter ego aka gf to make an helada pit stop. We left daze and confuzed.. and a little bitterly hot. We stared at their plethora of flavors available. I had a concoction in mind, we were just waiting for 'Hi. What can we get for you?'. Ten minutes later, I being the person that thinks customer service has to be number #1 for any hope of a successful business, we left after being ignored. This is not a very big shop. There is about an 8x8 box that the customers are held captive to, so there wasn't a lot of places for us to 'hide'. Would we come back again? No, fortunately there is lots of places that would be happy to take my money in exchange for exceptional customer service and quality product. I would give it NO STARS if YELP would let me. They did have a lot of choices, which was why I was excited to be there when we were there. WHOMP WHOMP.

It doesn't get any better than La Flor This has got to be my favorite Ice Cream place in town. I dare you to find another place as tasty and as diverse. I remember my first time was a one hot day in in the summer two years ago, and ever since then this place castes a spell on me. The flavors are what keep me attracted, you can always choose a different flavor and you cannot find something that is not good enough. My favorite ice cream flavors are Guayaba and Pistachio.And you know what? No place in town meets me standards for the deliciousness in both flavored. CRAZY? right. If you are tired the usual, and want to try something that will keep you juiced try la flor, trust me; you cannot be wrong.

I've read the reviews, seen the pics, and bookmarked this place for ages. Suddenly one day, I realized that my friend and I were in the area. I practically dragged him over here and into the shop. This place has a constant line! Which is a good thing, as it indicates a quality product! Language was a slight barrier, but we got our orders in - a cup of the guava and pina colada ice creams. The guava was sweetly tart, while the pina colada mildly sweet and very creamy. It also had coconut shavings and real pineapple in it! Very impressed. I wanted to look at the other offerings (paletas, aquas frescas) but I was rushed over to the cashier and out the door. Guess I'll save that for next time!

So many delicious flavors of ice cream, drinks and a variety of Mexican favorite desserts. Friendly, sweet staff and lots of room to bring the family!

Who cares about what's outside this spot inside its dope. Pros: yummy Cheap Super nice bi-lingual staff Samples Cons: Wish it was in my hood

I have found my new favorite place. The customer service was excellent. It was extremely clean. Kind of hidden away on the street so you do have to really look for it, theres no big fancy sign with their name. I had the original elote and hot cheeto elote. I believe they were $3.99 each. The hot cheeto one was okay, the cheetos were stale so it made it less than desirable but the original could not be beat! it was amazing! Definitely sticking to the old school flavor. Next time I go I'm going to try the Chamango, a lady got it while I was there and it looked extremely good too.

My favorite place in Vegas for fresh ice cream. There is always a long line but they get through it fairly fast. The place is a little small and jammed in but the menu definitely makes up for it. I always get a scoop of pitaya (dragonfruit) it's amazing! I like to mix and match with mango and chamoy. They have slot of toppings to add some of my fave are are the chamoy sauce and tajin. When I'm craving something other than ice cream I get the street style corn in a cup (esquite) probably one of the most popular items on their menu. The only con is they used to have a thing called "pepiguate" on their menu with fresh fruit and Japanese peanuts topped with chamoy and tajin. Yet they took it off, it was my fave! Another thing I wish they had the option of just getting plain fruit cut up with toppings especially with this Vegas heat!

Love love love this place! I come here to get their homemade aqua frescas. I've mixed the watermelon with spinach once and the citrus with the spinach too. Highly recommended these!! I also come here to stock up on their homemade popcicles. All the flavors are great. I've never come hungry so I can't comment on their foods but the staff here is so nice. Really love coming here even though its way out of my way.

Read Sarah A's review for all the details and specifics. Basically I'm gonna make this a Cliff Note review. Chapter 1 - The Buildup About 15 minute drive from the Strip. Chapter 2 - The Climax Delicious Mexican ice cream, desserts, drinks, and various munchies. Large selection of flavors. I ordered Guava ice cream and it was fruity-scrumptious! Chapter 3 - The Wind Down Cheap and friendly staff The End

What's up, this place is legit! Paletas and aguas frescas...just give me some french fries and I'd be in heaven. The paletas are super fresh here. You can buy frozen paletas at the store but these are so creamy (if you get the creamy based rather than fruit based) and flavorful. My favorite is pistachio. There's actually diced pistachios in the paleta. They also have some really crazy flavors like avocado. The mango con chile paleta is REALLY spicy. My husband, who gets his food "Thai spicy," was sweating. I've only had the agua de melon (cantaloupe) but it literally tasted like I was drinking a cantaloupe out of a straw. The place is very small, and there's a line out the door depending on when you go, but it moves quickly. And as someone else pointed out, this is to go only. You eat in your car or stand outside.

Elote ice cream. That's corn flavored ice cream. I'm in love. It takes me back to Thailand where I had my first taste of corn ice dream and have yet to come across it again here in the US. The ice cream here did not disappoint. Creamy, rich and a nice flavor. There are a ton of novel flavors to try and they let you sample as many as you'd like. Zapote negro was a flavor I had to google as it was a fruit I was unfamiliar with. The shop is tiny and a bit dingy but serves it's purpose. The clientele is authentically Hispanic. Great find for a unique treat.

Last night I went to La Flor De Michoacan and this place was packed. This placed is literary near the corner of Charleston and Mojave. Don't let the neighborhood scare you off. I was very happy to seen young men working, making there money;on a Saturday night! I was impressed by their customer service and their products. I managed to get a picture of my "Jarritos" with the man with skills to pay the bills. He was nice enough to pose with his specialty!!! I will be coming more often!

I live in Summerlin and we drove all the way to my old neighborhood in the Eastside of town just to come eat here. I absolutely love their fresh drinks they carry, the food, and desserts. I'm honestly surprised that it still has the same rich flavor and the fact that it actually expanded, because next door where they are now it used to be a very old beat up bar. The menu also got a little bigger since I last came here seven years ago which is great! The pricing is also fair so you won't get a heart attack over the overpriced items like other stores in town similar to this place do. We got three large fresh drinks, two desserts, and two corn cups for only $24! Definitely will be coming back around here again soon.

If the variety of different ice creams, sorbets, popsicles, and agua fresca does not get you to fall in love right away, then the genuine kindness of the employees will do it. Two of us walked in here and both had the deer in headlights look on our face. With so many options our eyes were going everywhere and then figuring out the flavors only intensified our confusion. Luckily for us, someone jumped in and guided us through all the flavors. He ended up giving us samples of multiple flavors. The rose water was my standout. That was until I tried the pine nut. My sister got the peach yogurt and it tasted just like the Yoplait flavor. At this point, I had already forgotten about them not having rice. As we continued to talk to the guy, he was telling us that they will soon be serving boba. I can see no wrong with adding some of these pearls to a milkshakes, made with any flavor of their ice creams, or agua fresca. At $2 for a single scoop and $1 more for each additional, this is a cheap treat. Plus they are not stingy either. A scoop each was more than enough.

Amazing place !! Get so pack at time that's the downside but worth the wait staff are quick

What We Had: Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream, Coffee Ice Cream, Mexican Birthday Cake Ice Cream, Pina Colada Ice Cream, Coco Agua Fresca (Fresh Coconut Water), Mamey (Winter Fruit) Agua Fresca. The Good: All the ice creams were creamy and delicious. For me personally, the mint ice cream was a revelation because it's VERY HARD to find actual creamy mint ice cream that doesn't have a TON of chocolate chips in it like that crap you get everywhere else and in the grocery store. The agua frescas were AMAZING. I taste tested the coco (coconut) and mamey flavored agua frescas (fresh waters). Both were great but I could only get 1 so I got a LARGE coco agua fresca for myself. Everything was cheap here, around $1-$5 The bad: This is just a super cramped ice cream shack. No tables or chairs. Besides my family of 4, there were only 5 other people there and it was so cramped we had to shuffle around just to be able to move. The way they have the food places AROUND the register makes things hard to choose and pay for and is cause for more shuffling around. I would have given them 5 stars if only they had a larger place. Take-Out is the ONLY option here.

Service was good and the price for 2 cups of ice cream (double scoop) was under $6.00. I got the guayaba ice cream and it was very good and you could tell it was homemade. Will be coming back !

I've only been here a couple of times. I was looking for a place that sold Chamangos and couldn't find one until a friend led me to this location. It's very small and wait time can be long on the weekends but it is so worth is. The staff could work on being friendlier, that's why I am taking off one star. They have a great variety of homemade ice creams, the price is just right as well! It's a bit of a drive for me but it doesn't disappoint!

La Flor de Michoacan is an excellent place to stop by and try authentic Mexican helados, paletas and aguas frescas. All of the flavors of the ice cream and popsicles are super delicious and taste just like they would at a Michoacana in Mexico. Tha aguas frescas are really tasty too, very refreshing. I am particularly a fan of the pineapple and strawberry ones. The owners, Antonio and his family, are super friendly, and will give you a taste of anything you would like to try. They regularly supply my work place with custom-ordered goodies. When I was in I asked if they had chamoy, a sauce that comes from pickeld fruit that sounds super weird but is so delicious. Antonio informed me they don't because it is an acquired taste, however he'd be more than willing to make a batch of paletas for me. Awesome! I just need to get more people on board, otherwise I would end up eating fifty popsicles all by myself!

We arrived around 7 pm on a weeknight and the line was out the door. After eating Thai food, we were craving for something sweet nearby. OMG, this has to be the best ice cream I've tasted in a long time. I had a scoop of coconut and pistachio and it was so amazing that I didn't share it with my kids. They each got their own scoop. The paletas looked delicious too but we were stuffed. I thought the staff was super friendly. While waiting in line, the locals were awesome and chatted to us about the variety of drinks this place has to offer.

Simply fell in love when I was fortunate enough to finally try this amazing ice cream. Great variety of flavors. Reminds me my childhood while visiting family in Mexico. Ice cream, yogurt, fresh fruit juices and fruits salads. So many other delicious snacks you will find. A must on the east side of town. If you come a bit late in the evening be prepared to wait. Trust me, it is worth it.