When I want something spicy or sweet, I always go to LA REINA DE MICHOACAN…read more I love my elote, horchata and fresas con crema all the time!

Capable creamery with some other snacks available. Plenty of ice cream and aguas frescas, but…read moremaybe limited on the assortment of paletas available. The staff was friendly and the dining area was clean. Maybe about four spots in the parking lot that are right up against it. It's not my favorite Michoacana, but if you're close this one will soothe your sweet tooth.

Hidden gem on Montana street close to the Five Points area. The flautas plate in particular is my…read morefavorite. The corn in a cup is also tasty. Overall their prices are either fair or cheap and it usually take about 15 minutes for food to be ready which I find very efficient. The only item I do not recommend are the Fresas con Crema, they use the strawberry flavor syrup which gives it a really fake flavor.

Good mexican snacks , i could have used a little more cueritos on my chilindrina . They have corn…read morein a cup . And icecram .

Cute little ice cream shop right behind the Double tree hotel with very nice staff ! The were very…read morefriendly and gave us some samples ! Lovely experience I got the salted bearamel cone and it was delicious

Can ice cream truly solve everything? At Gozo's they believe it…read more They have a good selection of flavors. They make an assortment of ice cream treats. Coned or cupped, dressed or not, shakes or floats. The ice cream floats on Jarritos or Viejo cold brew. I enjoyed my Mango Jerry milkshake. The kids had their ice cream cones dressed with sprinkles and gummy bears Located on the street level corner of the Artspace El Paso Lofts, their tenants have easy access to great ice cream. The dining area is a mix of tables and a bar that faces the Missouri St and Oregon St. The place also has plenty of activities. Boardgames, a chalkboard and activity sheets...but the ice cream is pretty good. The ambiance is colored by the chill 2K sounds. On Sundays they have BOGO pints of ice cream. Sunday was a great day for ice cream?

My friend and I were at the Gateway West location of this store after dinner. There were a lot of…read morefroyo flavors and a lot of toppings choices. I liked the way this store sells froyo: charging by the oz. I did not want to eat a big dessert and my serving was just around $3.25. This way, I could pay for what I wanted, not like the old way with the minimum of one scoop of ice cream. My froyo cup was not too sweet and it tasted good. The two young men who managed the store that evening were friendly. They took turns stationing at the counter. One of them always had a smile on and answered my questions patiently. I really felt welcome there. I would definitely go back the next time I am in that area.

Wow, what customer service! After I contacted memchies regarding the 3/14 incident, we received a…read morecall from the manager asking about what happened. She made it right, I have to say!

Every time I visit El Paso, I HAVE to visit Yogoberry! As a diehard frozen yogurt fan, I can…read moreconfidently say this is my favorite spot. It's the only place where I truly love the tart flavor, and all their other options are just as good. I've never had a bad experience here--the yogurt is always delicious, the topping selection is great, and the service is consistently quick and efficient. Plus, the location inside the mall makes it super convenient to swing by. I don't live in El Paso anymore, but I think about this frozen yogurt every single day. If you love froyo, this place is a must-try!

This Yogoberry is conviently located at El Paso's Bassett Place shopping center. They not only have…read morefrozen yogurt but also have bubble tea. Like their variety. Great eatery for hot summer days.

Found this little gem via Yelp. Amazingly good ice cream and excellent, friendly service…read more It's in a tiny shopping center. The inside is fun with chalkboard menus and kids crayon drawings on the wall. Highly recommended!!

This is a cute little place with a few seats and a nice menu of choices. You can choose to create…read moreyour own ice cream or pick from some already put together combinations. The lady who took our order was very friendly and explained the process very well. I tried the pina colada. It was delicious but I couldn't finish it as it was just to hard. However it was a dairy free option and the others appeared to be much creamier. Everyone really enjoyed the ice cream and our grandson lived watching the entire process. Would be back if in the area again. Highly recommend!

Small corner snack store with good service and tasty snacks…read more This small store shares a small four lot parking lot with the QuesoBirria place next door. We ordered a mango loco which was loaded with mango, chamoy, gummies, and tajin. It was very chamooey. The other thing Liz got was a chilindrina...it was loaded with pickled rings, valentina sauce, etc. Though small there was plenty of room to sit and enjoy snacks. They have various paletas, and I really wanted some piña agua fresca. If you like Mexican snacks and are on Montana near the 54, stop by.

Place looked promising after a date night, but the doors were locked an hour before the closing…read moretime said on Apple Maps.

Why is there no air? It's over 100 degrees and it's insane for a person to sit down and not be able…read moreto enjoy their frozen yogurt.

To be able to describe how happy I was to find Big Boy Concessions, I have to tell you a shortened…read moreversion of a longer story of my hunt for dry ice. When I arrived in El Paso, I had to look for dry ice. Now by the time I was able to get out of my hotel room to hunt around town, there were only a handful of stores open. I thought to myself, "No problem, Walmart will have it." It turns out that was not the case. They used to have it, say, 10 years ago, but that is no longer the case here in El Paso. So then I went to Sam's Club, Costco, Walgreens, CVS, Coldstone, Baskin Robbins, and a few other places through a google search without much luck. I even tried a find on google that took me 30 min outside of El Paso (pretty sure at that point I was in Juarez) to a place with an unlit road and an abandoned warehouse. There were cars outside parked with people in them but with the lights turned off. There was no dry ice there. Anyways, back to the review. Big Boy Concessions is probably the only place you'll find dry ice here in town. Luckily they have a lot of it. They also sell all the supplies people are looking for if they had an ice cream truck or trolley. They have party supplies as well including cotton candy that you can buy in bulk. The dry ice is kept in a big maroon bin that are generally hacked into smaller pieces but occasionally you will have the opportunity yourself to use the hammer and chisel to get additional pieces. From what I can tell, they constantly get additional shipments of dry ice so you can be sure that it'll be in stock for your dry ice needs! They are open through the weekend but on most days they close at 5pm. Parking is challenging but you won't be there that long. Nothing to write home about the inside as it is like a small makeshift distribution center for food supplies. Enjoyed greeting these folks every morning. Until next time!

I came for the dry ice for my fog machine on Halloween. They sell a ton of it and they won't run…read moreout. They're also open every day of the week, though strange enough, they're open 1 hour earlier on Sat than M-F. The people who run this place are really friendly.

Such a cute little spot in a strip of businesses! Unfortunately there is a lot of construction in…read morethe area making it a bit of a challenge to get to, but plenty of parking in the little strip mall area they are in! The guy working was super friendly and fun to talk to while he made my coffee and heated up my breakfast sandwich. I'd go back just for the vibes! The coffee was great; I had the brown sugar latte. I also had the breakfast sandwich - I do hope they will look at other options because the sandwich was the Jimmy Dean breakfast croissant. I am glad it was toasted and not just microwaved, but some fresher breakfast options would be nice! It'll be nice to see what other options are coming like the sign suggests! If you're in the area and want to try a local coffee spot, I recommend this location! Hope they get more Yelp reviews. They use/promote google reviews more though!

Maybe the real service was the friends we made along the way…read more There was a lady who "worked" here, but essentially just hid in the back the whole time. I waited a few minutes and then she came out and took my order. The coffee and croissant was okay, but nothing special. It was a premade chocolate croissant she microwaved and a Spanish latte. She then proceeded to go back to hiding in the back. A few customers came in and waited to be served, then left. I was the only person sitting in the front so someone even asked me if I worked here, to which I said "the employee is in the back." The decoration and interior was very pretty, it's a shame not a lot of people enjoyed it because they left before they could be served.