Rico Tejuino Los Reyes
Ice cream shop · Lincoln Heights ·
Homemade fruit ice cream, Mexican snacks, juices, smoothies, and more
Homemade fruit ice cream, Mexican snacks, juices, smoothies, and more
"A Lincoln Heights tejuino shop better known for mangoneadas, smoothies, and ice cream where simple sliced-fruit bowls shine on hot days: sliced watermelon, cantaloupe, cucumber, jicama, and coconut piled high into a plastic bowl, finished with a squeeze of lime and a heavy dusting of chile powder. The watermelon and coconut stand out for the reviewer: the melon is ideally sweet without being soft, while the coconut adds a pleasant texture contrast and a light tropical flavor. Bowls can be customized with Tajin, extra chile, chamoy, or extra fruit like mango; pick one up and head to a nearby park, as seating is limited. — Rebecca Roland, editor, Southern California/Southwest" - Eater Staff
"This neighborhood fruit juice and dessert store in Lincoln Heights is basically a Swiss Army knife of Mexican treats: bionicos, licaduos, mangonadas, agua frescas, sundaes—you name it, they’ve got it. They’re especially famous for their nieves, silky smooth sherberts that come in milk-based or fruit-based flavors (watermelon, tamarind, melon, and mamey are some of our favorites). But you shouldn’t leave without sampling the shop’s namesake beverage, a tart and tangy fermented corn drink known as tejuino, which Los Reyes serves with a big scoop of highlighter-green limon sherbet on top like a float—the ultimate hot weather refresher." - garrett snyder, arden shore, sylvio martins
"A Broadway juice and snack spot serving fresh-pressed juices, pitaya smoothie bowls, sliced fruit topped with chile powder, and mangoneada with mango ice cream and chamoy. Green-juice options include a celery/cactus/cucumber/kale/spinach/alfalfa/parsley/green apple blend, while the Health Boost mixes ginger, turmeric, pineapple, and lime. On hot days one of the Low Reyes ice creams—available in flavors like pineapple, mango, and chocolate—is a popular choice." - Mona Holmes
"This neighborhood fruit juice and dessert store in Lincoln Heights is basically a Swiss Army knife of Mexican treats: bionicos, licaduos, mangonadas, agua frescas, sundaes—you name it, they’ve got it. They’re especially famous for their nieves, silky smooth sherberts that come in milk-based or fruit-based flavors (watermelon, tamarind, melon, and mamey are some of our favorites). But you shouldn’t leave without sampling the shop’s namesake beverage, a tart and tangy fermented corn drink known as tejuino, which Los Reyes serves with a big scoop of highlighter-green limon sherbet on top like a float—the ultimate hot weather refresher." - Garrett Snyder
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