lady was bi-lingual and very polite, she had good recommendations and patience while we made up our…read moreminds on what we wanted to order

After a day of self-care and grading papers at the park (teacher life) I remembered Michoacána and…read moremoseyed on down to grab a refreshing treat. I came here once before, but on that particular day the line was nearly out the door so I made a beeline and decided to shoot my shot on a day with less patrons. Pandemic fatigue is real, but I still have boundaries. When I walked in there were so many options and I was happy to also see that it was nice and clean. When ordering, I played it safe and went with something familiar (the mangonada). They had 2 versions: Frozen (called "Mangonada") for $3.50 or slush (called "Chamuco") for $5.75. The one I wanted of course was pricier ‍. Both cash and card are accepted. The sell ice cream, candy, chips, nachos, chicharrones...basically Mexican snacks. If you like spice, sweet or sour/tangy. You'll find an enjoyable treat here. The attendant was bilingual (so no fears for purely English speakers), but I enjoy practicing my Spanish when I can and it was appreciated. The door has signage that says masks are required, but there was one gentleman (customer) not wearing one, and they didn't seem to have an issue with it. Soooo...yea. ‍ I'll be back since it's so close to home (literally and figuratively). It was the perfect addition to a beautiful Texas Spring day! Reminds me of my SoCal days.

I absolutely loved their seasonal offering of apple pie sundae! It has vanilla custard, 1 piece of…read morewarm apple pie baked daily, & caramel. I've had a few of the concretes as well. They are good also but I definitely prefer the sundae!

Service: 3.5 kids doing their job. Pretty good! Ambiance:…read more2.0 you order at the window and sit on a bench with street noise or sit in your car. It is not uncommon for this type of venue. Food: 10 got the heath bar flavor. Great taste, serving size. And texture.

To start, they are legit the nicest people. They have a true following because they're good people…read more I usually come here for their agua fresca (sweet fruit water, this is life, must try) and their elote. If you've never had elote (look it up), this is the place to go because they make the best, seriously. It's good because they don't weigh it down with a lot of unnecessary ingredients. They keep it simple and authentic. Today I wanted ice cream and they come up with some truly unique and absolutely delicious flavors. I asked for a banana split and he let me try all the new ice cream flavors, check these out. White chocolate cranberry Ferrero Rochet Eggnog Caramel Apple Soursop, it's very mild (soursop is a fruit) and you can't quite put your finger on the flavor, to me it was almost marshmallow apple-y but he said it tastes different to everyone. I ended up getting eggnog, soursop, and caramel apple. Probably the best banana split I've ever had. Braum's got nothin' on this place. These ingredients are fresher and made by people who actually care. And of course they have regular ice cream flavors as well, but their specialty flavors they make in store are really the best. They even make their own whipped cream. If you're looking for a great place to get snacks like elote or hot Cheetos pie, Mexican candy or baked goods, ice cream, house made popsicles, you name it, you HAVE to come here.

La comida está rica, y me gusta el sistema de la tarjetita. Solo que he visto que a veces cierran a…read morelas 8:30, a veces a las 9, depende de quien está ahí. Según tenía entendido que cerraban un poco mas tarde por ser verano, pero igual depende de quien está ah. Hoy dejé que se pasara un poco la lluvia, me estacioné, y rápido la chica apagó los focos y cerró la puerta. Llegué justo a las 8:30 por esperar a que se pasara un poco la lluvia, y ya me estaba señalando la chica desde adentro que ya no, que ya habían cerrado. Solo sugiero si podrían mantener horas de operación fijas y no horas dependientes del personal.

Food was clean and neatly presented. Service was timely and direct. The yogurt complimented well…read morewith the add-ins. Will recommend to my network.

This place is pretty good! Im more of a Menchies person but needed a froyo fix and this was close…read more Mostly enjoying sitting inside, the seats are comfortable and it's spacious. Flavors were mid.. nothing special IMO. I did like the variety of toppings though!

We walk into a nice very clean fruteria. It has a great menu of everything they serve from tacos…read moreto fruit cups. I ordered a large Rusa which is a concoction of ice, Squirt, 3 different kinds of chopped fruit with Chamoy sauce in a large styrofoam cup. The problem here is there was literally only a hand full of fruit for $10 plus tax. Way too expensive for mostly soda and ice. I think they are way too high for what they give you! I will not be coming back here!

The food here is amazing and always fresh! Definitely a great spot to grab a treat. Always a solid…read moreexperience, highly recommend checking them out.

The best fresas con crema I've ever had, I don't care what anyone says lol! Not a huge fan of…read moreraisins, so the fact that their granola is like a cinnamon/brown sugar taste is my cherry on top :)!

Best place near me to grab fruit desserts, strawberries-and-cream in particular, as well as other…read morethings like a warm corn in a cup. The location of this little shop is a bit hidden, however the staff is wonderful, very kind people, great service. Y'all have to make a trip here on those hot Texas days.

I had the chance to try Wiki-licious at the Philippine Independence Day Celebration hosted by…read moreSouthwest Airlines, and wow--everything was amazing! We tried both the mango and ube malasadas, and they were absolutely delicious. The pastries were soft, fluffy, and perfectly pillowy, while the fillings were rich, flavorful, and not overly sweet. The ube was a standout for me, but the mango was just as incredible and tasted so fresh. They also served halo-halo, a popular Filipino shaved ice dessert layered with sweet fruits, jellies, beans, and topped with creamy ingredients. It was the perfect treat for a warm day and a wonderful introduction to Filipino desserts for anyone who hasn't tried it before. What made the experience even better was learning that Wiki-licious is a family-owned business. You can really feel the passion, hospitality, and care they put into everything they serve. It's always a pleasure supporting local businesses that share their culture through food. If you ever see them at a community event or have the opportunity to visit, do yourself a favor and grab a malasada (or two) and try the halo-halo as well. I'll definitely be seeking them out again. Highly recommend supporting this wonderful family-owned business!

I tracked down Wiki-licious at the Polynesian Festival in Kaleidoscope Park after spotting their…read moremouth-watering posts on Instagram, and they did not disappoint! Looking at all the flavor options online ahead of time had me so excited to try them. I ended up ordering: two regular, one mango, and one Bavarian cream. The Bavarian cream was hands-down my absolute favorite--the texture and sweetness were perfect. The mango flavor didn't have quite as much filling as I hoped for, but honestly, the malasada dough itself is so incredibly delicious, fluffy, and perfectly fried that it didn't even matter. What I appreciate most is that they clearly use their own unique recipe. They aren't trying to just copy Leonard's or Kamehameha Bakery; they're doing their own awesome thing and killing it. #IYKYK Can't wait to get these again!

This is a very amicable little ice cream shop located in a rougher part of town, an odd combo but…read morenot to their discredit. Whether you want the classic American options or something with a more Latin twist, you'll likely find it here. I've noticed it's mostly a younger crowd working here, often alone, but they're always nice and happy to help. Just don't be weird. As for their popsicles which is my choice, they're tasty. I don't know if they make them in-house or I'm enjoying the La Michoacana special but they're good. So yeah, like frozen or sweet treats? Give them a chance.

It's very cute. It's in the corner if you make a U-turn to the right. There is Lots of parking…read moreoutside. Now, onto the yummy, delicious stuff. Where to start? I couldn't decide what I wanted to try versus what I could take that wouldn't melt in this heat. There were so many hard decisions, and the lady was so helpful. I did try two ice cream but ended up going with the mango paleta, which I finished so fast . I got two churros with caramel on top of a few other things. I would be returning because I want to try a few more things on the menu.