Snow cone for the price of an ice cream cone. The smallest size offered is a medium - at $6. Way too large for a child. The stand down the street charges six dollars for their largest snowball, 32 ounces. The prices were shocking for ice.
We brought $10 cash to the snowball stand for 2 snowballs. Due to the high menu prices we ended up paying for one with Venmo. Then the app forced a tip. I've never seen this before. Plus, the tax is not built into the pricing like traditional snowball stands so it's actually even more expensive than the nearest competitor.
The strawberry flavor had no taste whatsoever. The girls were super nice and offered to remake it. Ordered "tiger blood" the second time around and it was better, but still not flavorful. My daughter order wedding cake. She had to request more syrup too.
Cute concept, neat set up but seriously falling short in pricing and flavor. It was at least something cold on a hot day but that's about it. The girls working the stand were super friendly and very customer focused. They were the highlight of my one and only visit to this snowball stand. read more