Raspados Loly's

Came down from North Carolina on vacation and was super excited to come to Raspados Lolly as I’ve been coming here since I was a little girl. However this time I was greeted with the most horrible attitude there is, as well as just poor quality in the relleno. Absolutely not worth the drive for the attitude considering they aren’t particularly cheap.

I used to love these raspados when young. They do taste yummy but it is too much sugar for my grown up taste. I tried them as an adult but don’t think I’ll have it again.

I’ve been coming here for years, today was different the people an older woman an a man with a beard have the WORST attitude, the relleno raspado tasted AWFUL it was put ice, they are really cutting back in putting any type of dulce de leche it was disgusting. Nothing but ice

LOVE THE RELLENOS RASPADOS! I have been coming here since a child and now that I live far, I still make the drive just for the raspados every once in a while. They have gotten expensive but since I only get this once in a blue moon I don't mind, I guess. Parking is horrible though.

Came with my husband and his family. It really doesn’t get better than crushed ice and dulce de leche, yum 😋! The gentleman was very helpful and answered all my questions! Will definitely return.

The dulce de leche raspao is another level… don’t think about the calories or sugar… just indulge and give yourself a treat from time to time

I have been coming here for years. Today I was in the area and I wanted my husband to try the amazing Relleno raspado that I have always loved. Customer service was good. The taste of the caramel topping is still creamy and delish as I remember but the quality overall has unfortunately decreased. I think the reason for this is the shaved ice is different somehow. It clumps up in large chunks and no longer gives therefor the same consistency. It may be that it is from what I can tell no longer done manually instead they have a machine shaved ice maker. Another thing is the chunks of cake taste great but now are significantly smaller. I remember the cake pieces being a lot bigger and or more of it. For these reasons it was nice to try it once more but I don’t think I will make the trip from Broward to come down again unless the quality improves.

Do not come here! Terrible service, expensive for no reason, & flavor is nothing out of this world!

The best raspados in miami ask Cynthia. The dulce the leche one is to die for :):):):):):):):)

Ok this is a traditional Nicaraguan desert place. They are a natural fruit snow cone! WOW these treats are delicious and it's a little nostalgic feel for this central American place. Great friendly service and serving smiles. Love the vibes here and feels very international.

Tres estrellas solo por los raspados. Los raspados son deliciosos...pero la atención al cliente es pésima, es como que uno llegará a pedir y no a comprar.

muy rico los raspados, igualitos a los de Nicaragua pero son muy tarderos para abrir, dicen que abren a las 1 pero no abren puntual.

If you want a tasty treat, try Rapados Loly's Relleno special mix of dulce de leche, ice, and pound cake. It might sound strange, but it's really good! They also have other fruity flavors, but you gotta try the Relleno. The service is fast, even when it's busy. The place is small, like a corner store, but it's cozy. So, if you're looking for a yummy dessert in a chill atmosphere, Raspados Loly is the spot to check out!

Después de muchos años sigue siendo el mejor !! Todos los sabores son excelente! Gracias por mantenerse Auténticos !!

Estaba muy bueno es Raspado pero el hombre que me atendió no era muy amigable. Era mi primera ves en el lugar y no me trato muy bien

Been coming here for as long as I can remember. This place is a true staple for the Nicaraguan community in Miami and has even been featured in Andrew Zimmern's show. Raspado Loly is an ice cream shop where you can get flavors that are typical in Nicaragua. Flavors such as nancite, tamarindo, dulce de leche, etc. They also have your normal shaved ice with a variety of flavors to choose from. My favorite is el Relleno. It consists of dulce de leche (caramel) and pound cake layers. Aside from ice cream, they also have candy and other Nicaraguan goodies such as cajeta, rosquillas (corn & cheese cookies) , and pico (triangular bread with a filling of cheese with some sweetness to it). This place is delicious however the inside of store looks like it needs some TLC and the parking is always a hassle. I recommend coming towards night time when there is less people.

I have been going to raspados Loly's for as long as I can remember. Any true Nica knows this is THE spot for a good Nicaraguan raspado! SO GOOD and the line that usually spills to the outside proves it!! My go to is the dulce de leche granizado and it never disappoints. Don't be put off by the small shopping center and limited parking. I 1,000% recommend!

The best Nicaraguan raspados in town! ( shaved ice ) Variety of flavors. Quick service and ok prices. I got the raspado de dulce de leche with relleno. The relleno is ( little pieces of cake brand Entenmann's ). So it's a perfect combination for a sweet treat!!!!

Probably one of the best raspado but they are very unprofessional as they are supposed to open at 2pm and they are always late and today it is already 2 30pm and still have not opened. There is no sign or nothing indicating what time they will really open.

Such a delicious raspado. Whenever I'm in area I try to stop by. My favorite is their original one with the cake pieces in it !

Authentic Nicaraguan raspados. I remember coming here as a child many months ago, 37 years later they are still running the small family owned business.

If you're craving Nicaragüan sweets, this is the place to go. Definitely recommend it, since I have been coming here since I was a little girl. They shave the ice in front of you. They have a wide selection of flavors. Service is always great! Family-owned so you can feel the love. The location is a bit small, but it's okay, we would normally eat our raspados in the parking lot. If you haven't tried a raspado, please give them a try!

This place is extra special for me since I've been coming here since I was a little girl. My favorite has always been the raspado relleno con dulce de leche. The service has always been amazing since it's family owned. The location is in the heart of sweet water on Flagler and it's small but cute. Happy to see them still here today after years of coming to satisfy my sweet tooth.

Very delicious raspados! The plaza is small so there is not much parking. There was a line out the door, and the two employees that were working there were very efficient. We got the dulce de leche raspado and the jocote raspado. Both were delicious and perfect during the hot weather. I know the relleno is a must get, but the one with fruits are really good too. My boyfriend and I actually like the jocote raspado the best. If you go with a friend I recommend getting one relleno (or just dulce de leche) and one fruit flavor.

If you haven't tried a raspado you missing out on life!!!!! Its a traditional dessert from Nicaragua . So good the caramel is out of this world. Take the time to stop by after dinner or just treat yourself during the day.

The dulce de leche raspados is to to die for! I haven't been here in a while, but I think they use to hand shave the ice, but now its with a machine. Either way they're still Super delicious.

Have a sweet tooth and need some serious sugar overload ? This is the place to go too, although it may increase your chances of being hyper afterwards along with craving ice with sugar, it's well worth it. You can easily go somewhere else for something sweet, but for $5, the value of pound cake with dulce de leche over crushed ice is too good to pass over. This place is small and ubiquen un its own way, is Niacraguan in its own way, has its shares if decorative Nicaraguan pictures along with articles when the business started its what I consider a landmark in the city of Sweetwater, little Nicaragua. The menu is very simple when it comes to the raspado options. It's either dulce de leche with ice, dulce de leche with pound cake, or other sugar products with ice, but not a huge selection. This place exhibits in true form the concept of less is more, so go with a dulce de leche raspado and enjoy.

My favorite part about dating a Nicaraguan was that he showed me this great spot. For me "raspados" were just shaved ice with some sort of flavor but here I had the pleasure of ordering a "relleno" and I'm a FAN! It's shaved ice, dulce de leche(like a really thick caramel) and pound cake... I know it sounds weird but please do yourself a favor and next time you're having a sweet tooth, try this deliciousness. It's so simple yet so satisfying. I have yet to try anything else (I've gone probably over 10 times) because I don't want to miss out. The plaza where it is is a pain because there's barely any parking but if you have a chance pass by. Just make sure you bring cash.

Traditional Nicaraguan Shaved iced - delicious and filling. I order the classic leche raspado with relleno. Friendly staff, family owned.

The only reason I'm giving it 2 stars is because the raspado was delicious. I just had the most uncomfortable experience with the two employees there. When my husband and I walked in one woman was sweeping. We stood waiting to be attended and even called her attention multiple times but she never stopped sweeping. Eventually an older woman came out to attend us. When we were ordering she was rude and seemed upset throughout our entire transaction. My husband and I felt extremely uncomfortable and needless to say, we won't be back. La única razón que le doy 2 estrellas es porque el raspado estaba delicioso. Acabo de tener la experiencia más incómoda con las empleadas. Cuando entre con mi marido una señora estaba barriendo. Esperamos ser atendidos y le llamamos la atención varías veces pero no dejo de barrer. Eventualmente una señora mayor salió a atendernos. Durante nuestra transacción se le notaba que la señora estaba disgustada y sentimos que fue muy grosera en la manera que nos habló. Nos sentimos súper incómodos y basta decir que no vamos a regresar!

Delicious Icy Treats Raspados Loly gives snow cones a whole new meaning. Dulce leche covered deliciousness. If you are in the area of Sweetwater, definitely a must try! This Nicaraguan favorite will have you running like a school kid after the ice cream truck. Very Yummy! Lot's of flavors and varieties including crumbled pound cake.

The raspado relleno is to die for... And that could be literal. After consuming it you may die of a sugar overdose. The raspado relleno was featured in Andrew Zimmern which is how i got to trying it. It is a snow cone but not your usual snow cone; a snow cone with a twist. It was shaved ice, which they shave in front of you from a huge block of ice; pound cake and dulce de leche- a Latino caramel. It was amazing. When you get it, it is topped with so much dulce de leche that it is all you see. You dig deeper and you get the shaved ice. So the first 10 bites or so is shaved ice with dulce de leche. Eventually you hit the mother load: pound cake! Pound cake with dulce de leche and shaved ice. You eat that and then you start to notice that all the dulce de leche is gone and all you see is shaved ice. It feels so disappointing that this epic foodie adventure is over but wait! You dig a little deeper with your spoon and realize there is a happy ending! Things can't get any better. You finish with more pound cake and more dulce de leche. It's a must try experience!

This place lost a sale and a client over a plastic spoon. I asked the guy to give me the longer spoon because the small one is not long enough to eat the dessert without getting dirty and he refused saying the longer one cost more money for them and he wasn't going to give it to me. So not only did he lose a client over a spoon but he rather throw away a dessert and lose a sale instead of giving me the spoon. Most definitely not coming back ti this place.

is my new favorite ice cream shop even better than haggan dazs i love raspados lolys would go again if i have the chance

This sweet little place serves an amazing Nica dessert and every single time I drive all the way from Homestead to Sweetwater, I'm NOT disappointed! It's a stickiness delight! So finger-licking DELICIOUS!! I'm so glad I live quite far or else I'd be in trouble. Most likely would run to this place every single day for my "Relleno" fix. For those of you that have never had it, it's shaved ice, cubes of really good pound cake & layers of thick & gooey DULCE DE LECHE! It might sound weird but don't knock it till you try it! I promise. You will be begging for more!!!

I agree this place has the best shaved ice with authentic Nicaraguan flavors. However, the service was terrible this time around! I had a friend visiting from up north and I wanted to show her some of my culture and decided to take her here. As soon as we walked in, there was a lady behind counter who instead of greeting us bluntly asked us "que van a querer". As I was trying to explain to my friend what raspados are, she interrupted us and asked us again and kept rushing us in a sense. When she saw that I was still explaining, she got upset and annoyed! It doesn't matter how good your product is, there is no reason why you shouldn't treat customers in a courteous way. When I visit Miami again I probably won't go back to this place, and if I do I'll make sure to tell her this time around she should change her attitude.

I love all the selections of shaved ice but my absolute favorite is the relleno shaved ice. The relleno shaved ice is made out of several layers of Dulce de Leche with pound yellow vanilla cake. The also have other flavors of different fruits such as pineapple, nancite, tuti fruty, mango and other fruits. They are all very tasty and homemade. I absolutely love this rapados!

I'm just sad that I didn't get the large size and ended up 'trying' out the small. IT WAS AMAZING. The creamiest and stickiest dulce de leche. Yes, that was what I ordered to cool me off on this wonderful sunny Florida sun. I followed Andrew Zimmern's footsteps and he did not disappoint. If you have a sweet tooth, do the right thing and order the large.

Never in my life have I ever tried Raspados until a few days ago. This was a HUGE disappointment for me. When I ordered a raspados and started to eat it I enjoyed the combination of the cold and hot. The dulce de leche was really good. But delicious paradise came to an immediate halt when I went to dig in deeper to get the pound cake only to discover there was no pound cake whatsoever. Mind you I left the store because I was on the go. I was upset because it was only dulce de leche and shaved ice. I called the store and the man on the phone, telling him what I got, and he explained that the small and medium-size cups don't come with the pound cake (I ordered a medium). What?! The trick is you have to buy the larger-size cups in order to have it with the pound cake. What?! Then what feeds the purpose? I've always seen this served with pound cake. You're in the mood to try one of these but want it in a small cup just to have a small dessert you'll be eating ice with dulce de leche only. If you wanted to have shaved ice with flavor you could make that at home for free. This was a total rip off! The reason they do this is so you can buy the larger portions, which are priced at $5+. Not coming back after what I experienced.

I've only tried the relleno but that thing was delicious! If any of you are familiar with Korean shaved ice, or Filipino halo-halo, think of relleno like a similar dessert: ice plus something sweet. In this case, ice plus dulce de leche AND cake bits! I didn't realize at first, but after some churning of the ice, you get pieces of cake mixed in the ice, plus the dulce de leche and it's pure deliciousness. It's rich, if you couldn't tell already. But yummy.

Love Raspados Loly's since my childhood. When I visit Miami I stop by every day for my raspado de leche, always looking forward for it. But never happy with their customer service, they answer greeting much less a thank you or your welcome, so sad they don't understand the concept of a friendly smile take you long way. The reason for 3 stars.

After months of attempting to try the famous Relleno, today was the d-day. We arrived and were corteusly greeted by the gent in charge. Knowing what we would have, we ordered two rellenos and glanced at the menu while ice was shaved, placed into a cup sauced with dulce the leche. Then some pound cake (bizcocho) pieces went in, topped with more shaved ice, and final smother of dulce de leche. My suggestion to eat it: grab the spoon and stir until everything blends. This will make the thick DdL loosen up and blend with the ice and pound cake. Once this occurs, dig in and enjoy.

Wow Where have you been these 14 years in Miami! Its shaved ice with pound cake and Dulce De leche! What is there not to Like! This mom and pop store has been open and in the same spot for over 25 years. Small store located in a small strip mall on Flagler. Surround by Nicaraguan restaurants and meat markets. They offer several flavors of shaved ice but I prefer the one with Dulce De leche and pound cake! Its Da Bomb! They start off with pound cake then Dulce de leche and then shaved ice. They repeat this step 2 times then they top off the shaved ice with a Good helping of Dulce de Leche! What is there not to like!

YUM! Raspado Loly's is a hidden gem! Not many people know about this place because it's in a little run down plaza but it is one of my favorites. If you like snow cones, you can't miss out. They have about 20 different flavors and they can add condensed milk on top. My personal favorite is their rellenos which is basically shaved ice with cake pieces and dulce de leche. And if you like coconut, they have a relleno with dulce de leche and toasted coconut- it is amazing! I think it's a little pricey given its shaved ice, and the parking isn't the best. That's the reason I give it 4 stars.

Best raspados in town! Try the Dulce de leche, my Gringo boyfriend loved it!!! Just a little bit of info. about this type of sweet delight...Raspados are a type of shaved ice with flavor Nicaraguan dessert. They are very sweet so you sorta have to mix them up when you buy them otherwise you are going to develop cavities as soon as you indulge in the first spoonful of goodness! I have many childhood memories eating this treat since I am Nicaraguan and always eat them with my Nica friends especially when it's cold out! Don't know why but they taste so much better when it's cold out! Anyway, if you get a chance and wanna try something new for a change go get one you won't regret it!

Get ready for a coma. If you've ever lived in the area, you must know this establishment. It's almost part of your rite. As a young'n, it was sunday mass (packed with people in a tiny space, and creating a super hot pocket if you will), and then directly here to cool off with one of these. The go-to-never-fail is a dulce de leche raspado. About 3-something for a medium size and your soul will feel uplifted. Amen.

Warning parking is very limited. And be sure you park properly. Ok you are warned. I live very close to sweet water and find that venturing over there can become costly in the way of parking and traffic violations. I've been to this small shopping plaza before, the best fritanga is in this same plaza. So if you are in the mood for delicious nica food, venture out. Lolys is a small store front, I guess that's why I never noticed. A very good foodie friend suggested Lolys, knowing I lived close. It was a trip worth making. I ordered the relleno. It was a delicious, unique, simple, layered dessert that I thought was excellent. Dulce de leche in the bottom, layered with shaved ice and pound cake in the middle and dulce de leche poured on top. Don't go by the pictures of this dessert, they do not do it justice. I was actually turned off by the pics. Thought how could by buddy recommend this yucky looking place and dessert. Don't judge a book by its cover. This dessert was off the chain delicious. It was a little expensive for me cause I received a $34 parking ticket on top of my $5.50 medium raspado. Despite the parking ticket I can not wait to get back to sweet water and park correctly and enjoy my next fritanga take out and delicious relleno raspado.

I came here all the way from Vegas and was so excited to try this because I grew up in Nicaragua eating this...well I'm sooo disappointed. They barley gave me any dulce and the guy was so rude when I was bothered because I wanted to order a raspado with condensed milk ..like what! I'm gonna pay no matter how much it cost just add what I want on the raspado. Horrible customer service!

Try the little pink Raspados truck that parks on 102 ave. and Flagler St. Next to Navarro. Their raspados are AMAZING, there is no minimum for credit card payment and their customer service is excellent. The people who service it are very nice and welcoming. I had a dulce de leche raspado and it was delicious. You won't regret it. I think they are there on the weekends Thursdays-Sundays after 5pm. Tiene que probar el sabor y servicio de los Raspados vendidos del camioncito rosado que parquea en 102 Ave. y Flagler St. El sabor de los raspados es delicioso y el servicio excelente. Yo comi un dulce de leche y el sabor es magnifico. Tambien venden maiz loco y es muy rico. Estan ahi en los fines de semana despues de las 5pm.

This Nicaraguan place is a little hole in the wall in an old little strip plaza but who cares you're here for the shaved ice with dulce de leche and pound cake they call a "relleno" right?!? I came here after seeing it on the Miami episode of Andrew Zimmern on Travel Channel and it's just as good as he said it was! I'd much rather spend close to $5 here on a large than the same for some Starbucks iced mocha whatever and it's something you don't really see just anywhere else, at least I never have which is funny cus it's a fairly simple dessert but totally worth it. They sell some other sweets but I always walk in and out with nothing but the relleno on my mind. PS.. I haven't tried it yet but the food at the Nicaraguan place next doors looks pretty good too.

I wasn't impressed, I love snowballs and compared to the ones where I grew up in New Orleans, these are sorely lacking.

Oh the sweet, sweet taste of childhood memories! One bite of a raspado relleno de leche and I was back in Managua. I'm from the San Francisco Bay Area and we have one raspado place in SF but Raspados Loly is WAY better. The hubby who is Mexican didn't like raspados but then we came here. I was bitter when I had to share my large raspado relleno de leche with him. I guess he's worth the $5 but I was hoping he wouldn't like it so I can have it all to myself to enjoy the shaved iced with pound cake and leche topping. Yes, I'm that much of a glutton. When you are transported back to the taste of childhood, those calories don't count. I didn't even bother trying any of the other flavors and we came here twice. I would have been there everyday if I could. I miss it already and am planning on my cousin sending me some leche so I can make it at home. If you give them a couple of days notice, they will sell you the leche for $15-$20 depending on the size. It doesn't look like a lot but it's so worth it.

This place is history. Families have come here for years and I don't see it ever stopping. Always go relleno.

This place definitely makes you feel like you're bothering them to make raspados. I come back for the amazing raspados not the experience.

I was in the area and decided to go get some raspados at Lolys, but it's not even raspados because they use a machine that isn't shaved iced. Without even reading these reviews, I noticed the horrible lack of customer service there was from these two individuals especially the lady. No greeting, just rushing me to order quickly with a mean mugging face. It's very expensive in my opinion. No I will not be returning. Customer service sucks!!!

What would you think if I told you shaved ice can also be combined with puns cake and dulce de leche?! Crazy? Genius! Had a very different treat here and really enjoy the whole experience. Greeted by the owner and treated as family, this was a first for this Venezuelan foodie. The "Raspado" as we know it in Venezuela, consists of shaved ice (done by a machine now a days) flavored with various fruit syrups and then topped sometimes with sweet condensed milk. Another story here at Raspados Loly's! A Nicaraguan establishment with more than 10 years here in miami. Had to try the classic one that consist of: - 1 layer of diced pound cake ( yes vanilla classic pound cake) - 1 Layer of dulce de leche (one of the best I've had here) - 1 Layer of diced of pound cake (again) - 1 Layer of dulce de leche (yes again) - shaved ice ( shaved by hand as ordered) - and finally the last layer of dulce de leche OMG!!! And I thought I liked super sweet stuff! This is crazy sweet but crazy enough to be super interesting and good! No wonder Travel Channel "Bizarre foods" show was here a couple of years ago!

This place holds so many childhood memories I love this place! But lately they haven't been open when I go??? Does anybody know the hours to this place? I haven't been here in a good year and I've been craving. This place is the best place to go for shaved ice! Everybody needs to come and try