I'm always amazed at the concept and execution of shaved ice! Simply based on what it looks like,…read moreit seems like this had to of originated along time ago when somebody realize the way to monetize the old yellow snow trick. That said, they've done a great job of making it so this is now the treat that our kids want during the summertime. This place is open from noon until 8 PM Monday through Saturday in the summertime. They operate out of a small boxy stand in the chalet village and they really have the whole shaved ice thing down. Serving up shaved ice in small and large sizes, which are equivalent to huge and really huge. We didn't count the number of flavors, but it's a pretty expensive list. It ranges from the expected to some pretty interesting combinations. One of her little dudes got a combination of tigers blood (strawberry and coconut, I think) and marshmallow. Our other little guy went with the more classic bubblegum flavor... It's still puzzles me about the allure of the flavor of gum. I suppose this is probably something we should celebrate for as long as we can - bubblegum can only hold its mystique do so long! Both enjoyed their choice and by the end had a lovely sugary slurry with enough "energy" to power them for about 2 hours of straight running! Do you remember the Saturday night live where Mike Myers place a kid who is given a Pepsi and a snickers bar, and that is able to tow a car home...that's basically what went down! The best thing about this place, other than the carb loading, is the combination of pleasant folks working here as well as the fact that the small (read huge) is only three dollars. Anymore, it's honestly very difficult to find anything that has such a high joy to cost ratio! If you haven't checked this place out, you should probably do so... You will be your kids hero more than you already are!

We've gone here for years and never had issues with either the line or customer service. Not to…read moremention they have several flavors to choose from, and even sugar free options. When we come, the kids usually get a rainbow snow cone. It's become a summer staple! Please give this local stand a chance! You won't be disappointed.

It is inside the mall across from All American Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurts…read more Mexican food with Shaved Ice. The only flavor they have on the shaved ice is tamarind, guava, cherry, vanilla and lemon. It is not the fluffy thin shaved ice, moreso crushed ice (they use cubes of ice to crush it). We ordered a small (cherry & lemon flavor) it came in a plastic cup with a popsicle. If you want more than one spoon they'll charge you $0.25 for it. We did not try their Mexican food so I'm not sure if it's good, but they do make it all fresh. They have a sign that states it'll take 8-10 mins to prep but it seems faster.

Desert pear Italian soda on left | Peace Lemonade on right. The drinks were amazing, would TOTALLY…read morecome here again in the near future for the good atmosphere and drinks, next time we'll get more on the delicious menu 5 stars

From the owner: Shave ice, just like real snow. A lot of fun and favorite…read moreflavor options, making combos limitless. This is not the average children's chunky "snow cone." This is soft, fluffy shaved ice, the consistency of fresh fallen snow, with gourmet flavors and decedent FREE toppings. Toppings like sweet cream, coconut cream, whipped cream, caramel, and our exclusive sour sauce. See our menu for popular combo options. We are located in the center of Franklin Park, on the grass. Come down today.

Super cool little shaved Ice spot that comes around in the summer and, obviously, doesn't have a…read moreton of business in the winter time. They operate out of this cool little trailer that is parked everywhere from Moxee, to now (The garbage fire summer of 2020) in a church parking lot in West Valley. The folks working here are always super friendly and make the experience very easy. They have a ton of flavors including a lot of combos of things like a Root Beer Float or a Creamsicle. They made a rainbow shaved ice for me which was shared with our four-year-old that was quite delightful. They have small medium and large which range from $3.50 to $8 dollars. You could probably bathe a small dog in the large, so choose wisely! They've also got cotton candy for purchase so if liquid sugar isn't your dig, spun is an option. This is definitely a spot you should check out, especially as the summer gets hotter and the kids get more restless. It's an easy spot to walk to a lot of places nearby and the parking lot is huge so you've got plenty of space to spread out. They've also got a couple of picnic tables nearby and plenty of space to run on the church property... Great for getting out some of the energy that was regained with the addition of shaved ice!

What an awesome spot! We've driven by for some time but never had the chance to stop in until…read moretoday. In the same parking lot as Wrays on 3rd, it's a great spot to stop for lunch for a quick snack. The menu is very sweets-centric with a lot of different dessert options including plenty we weren't familiar with but that seemed to be crowd favorites. The Radspado was pretty awesome - basically it's a slightly larger version of a snow cone with a Mexican twist! My leche and fresa Raspado was awesome! Super sweet and super good! The cucumber and strawberry lemonade was quite good as well, as was the strawberry horchata! One spot they were lacking a bit was the selection for lunch, though what they had was good. I had a tamale special - a pork and chicken tamale with a drink for $5, and a buddy had taquitos. Both were fine and went nicely with the dessert options. They also had some ceviche, nachos and different takes on elote. End of the day, you should be coming here for the sweets and when you do, you won't be disappointed. Prices aren't bad, the folks working were very friendly and the food was all solid. They've got different stuff than we've seen in other stores and you'll most definitely find something you like!

Ordered a elote and the top part was good but the bottom was nasty and there was flies in it I…read morealmost ate it but good thing I saw and I ended up throwing the food away

Piña Loca is a must-find for old gringos like me. I searched "elota", and Piña Loca popped up, a…read moresubterranean cultural hot spot for Hispanic snacks, desserts and beer'n'wine cocktails. Meet Adriana who opened Piña Loca in 2017. She's a master builder of the fruit and beer concoctions typical of Central and South America. I had the "Elota en Vaso" (street corn), and "Fruta Picada" (diced melon, mango, and pineapple with peanuts in a spicy marinade). See the pics !!! Speaking Spanish is recommended but not required--the menus are illustrated with prices marked, and most customers are bilingual (Ha...I'm fluent in Spanish and they were still trying to help me :-) The entrance is 3-steps down so be careful. Or if you're feeling a little tipsy already, order the."Michelada" (the beer based version of a Bloody Mary), excellent for treating hang-overs...ha! Piña Loca is that "invisible gate" that will teleport you to Mexico. Maybe you'll see me there. But don't worry--I got in and out of there for $10 bucks. Even Adriana agreed that was a cheap thrill. She planned it that way...definitely 5-Stars ! Si no ha estado aquí antes, ahora mismo es su oportunidad! Cinco estrellas!

Their food selection isn't huge and is only available weekends but it is delicious! All of their…read moresweet mexican treats are top notch. They do have micheladas, they are amazing.

DO NOT COME HERE stopped inside Circle K to pee and get a bag of chips. bathroom was fine. not…read moreclean but not dirty. I stood with my items at checkout for what seems like forever until the lazy manager sitting 2 feet away told me to go notify an employee (who was vacuuming in the way back of the store) that I was ready to check out. left my items on the counter and went to the circle K across the intersection. go to Circle K CHEVRON not shell. Circle K chevron employees were wonderful, shell not so much.

2nd time I've been there and can't pay at the pump. "Pay inside". Kind of defeats the whole purpose…read moreof pay at the pump. Cashier was busy counting money, and barely acknowledged me. I asked why I had to come inside to pay and she just mumbled. When she finally asked how much, I said I don't know, I'm going to fill it up. I can't be the first person to say that. Figure it out Chevron and train your employees. I will not be back. Will drive whatever it takes to not get gas in Zillah.