Stopped by over Memorial weekend ,met a really amazing sweet guy who made me a tiger blood Snow…read morecone and it was so delicious . He had the most beautiful piercing blue eyes.. I didn't catch his name, but I want to thank him for being so kind to myself and my husband and for taking the time to make my snow cone the way that I wanted it . Will definitely be going back.

With family visiting from Baltimore, I thought it would be a great opportunity to try a Charm City…read moreSnoball... that, and it was 105 degrees outside. This little food "truck" absolutely nailed the Northeast dessert! Having only had Raspas and Hawaiian Shave Ice, I was pleasantly surprised by the array of Charm City flavors, the fineness of the ice, and the add-on options. In addition, the "truck" was immaculate, and I still don't know how the gentleman who helped us managed to keep the cups from getting sticky. Skills! For that classic Baltimore experience, I recommend the high top egg custard flavor with marshmallow drizzle. Cheers!

On any heat rash inducing San Antonio summer day, this place is a godsend. As soon as you walk in…read moreand the air-conditioned air caresses your pudgy, clammy face and the sweat evaporates, you are greeted by sweet, exhilarating aromas of lime, mango, cantaloupe... Just kidding, but it smells good AF. I usually get the agua de melon or limonada. No agua de tamarindo. Usually, this would be offensive enough for me to issue star demerits but I've been more merciful lately. The aguas are really good. Sweet. I've also enjoyed the the cueritos with the cabbage, crema, and Valentina. Just a great, refreshing snack that is well put together. Once I had the elote in a cup. Man, it was canned corn. Not roasted corn. I was disappointed and it had way more mayonnaise than a Hot 'n Spicy McChicken. Never again. Minus one star. It is really good place and it's not too pricey. Staff is nice and work hard. Plus one star. They offer the usual Mexican botanonas. The location is easy to get to. The interior has the charm of a check cashing place. The ladies that make the snacks are behind barred windows. This place is usually dead or really packed. I haven't used the bathroom here. I'm not even sure they have one.

Noticed this place on my drive home and wanted to stop in. All the reviews were from a couple years…read moreback. I came close to close and they were out of a few things. But I got a mixed fruit cup with lime and chile powder.They do speak Spanish there and as a San Antonio No Sabo kid I was able to order. With mixed Spanish and English lol I think I'd definitely come back to try a few things.

Gave this place 2 tries. Service was good both times! First…read moretime the young lady told us she was almost out of everything. She told us what she had and we ordered from there. Cut up cucumbers with chamoy & idk what else and also a hot Cheeto snack deal with like pickles ... I can't remember exactly as it's been a year but both were nasty. Second time: $25 for 3 things! Corn in a cup (watery yellow corn, mayo sauce on top, cheese and a sprinkle of chile powder) - disgusting. Managonada- picture shows mango pieces on top - had none. But the actual mango shaved ice was super tasty! Chamoy is good too. And a kids shark attack $7 one of the few prices I noticed on menu. They were also out of spoons - no biggie - but adding it onto everything else just is disappointing. Nonetheless the bad out weighed the good sadly. Won't be back.

Really good. We got mangonadas and elote. I got it for my staff as a pick me up to get us motivated…read morethrough the day and it definitely helped us pick up our step. Service was fine, food was great.

We were in search of shaved ice/snowcone to cool us off on a hot day and found Frostbites on the…read moresearch. I hadn't looked too much at the reviews and didn't realize that it was a food truck. Google maps initially directed us to the plaza area where the stores were instead of the parking area where the food truck was. The New Orleans style intrigued me and they were so nice to provide us with samples of the shaved ice and different flavors. Pillowy soft ice for sure and very reasonable prices! My husband and I both had the Cajun sizes though after I got started, it felt like a lot for me. I had the Blueberry and Pina Colada combo. I think the Blueberry took over the Pina Colada taste and color in my cup. That's the only reason why I didn't give it 5 stars. My husband had the Root Beer and Strawberry and enjoyed his. Strawberry is one of their more popular flavors. Until I looked at the reviews, I didn't realize that this food truck has been around for several years already! Definitely a great one to remember for more hot summer days!

I have been working with Dave for about a year now and I will have to say he and his team have the…read morebest snow cones in San Antonio! In addition to the tasty treats, they are also very easy to work with, extremely kind, and very flexible. I highly recommend Frostbites for your next party or business event! Heather

One of our go to neighborhood places for snacks like Mangonadas, corn in the cup, fresada, ice…read morecream and all those type of foods. They now have a pizza dog that was fantastic. Very filling.

We always get a hello when coming in so you know it's off to a good start ! They have such a unique…read moremenu with different hot dog styles , to takis with cheese and corn crazy style ! There hot dogs are so yummy and giant . You're def getting your bucks Worth ! Got the cucumber aqua Fresca and it was sooo cold and fresh . I love their little tables how they're nicely spaced out and sometimes they have a deck of cards or little games that you could play. Always good to come back

My dad usually gets sweets from here, I never knew what it was until I came with him…read more I ordered a Piccadilly but for some reason it's made with raspa ice, usually I've had it with mango, or another type of ice cream; so I settled for the fresapico. A strawberry based Ice cream with pickles and syrup. The corn in a cup uses white corn instead of the yellow corn, also not to familiar with. Changes the flavor dramatically, really enjoy the yellow corn in a cup. I can say I really enjoyed the fresa con crema. It's a wonderful mixture. The flavors from this place are very different. I wanna come back and try more of the menu, it seems like they have a huge selection on churros. Only tried what I was familiar with just to get familiar with what I have to expect. Also be sure to get here before 6, they close pretty early.

Walked in a few minutes before 9pm thinking they closed at 10pm. They were really kind in welcoming…read moreus and took our order anyways. Great Customer Service!! Shaved Watermelon Ice & Corn in a Cup were SOO good!

Stopped in to buy some paletas. I liked that the paletas were out in the freezers. We got ten for…read more$8. Service was OK. No one spoke when we walked in but the associate checking us out was friendly and appreciative for the business.

Domingo Flores is the Nicest Person ever they have great service there ,Especially if Mingo is…read morethere ,and the Best Paletas in San Antonio.

Was welcome as soon as I stepped in. Friendly cashier. The place is small, yet comfortable. They…read morehave about four small tables with two chairs each. The menu is limited but offer shakes, sodas, corn, ships, home made ice cream, Sundays, mangonadas, and shaved ice flavors as well as agua fresca y Rusas and chips with cheese, soup. I also had the pleasure to try the mangona with chamoy. Had sample of the their most famous Nieves ice cream and both were delicious! All home made! Definitely impressed with the variation that most are homemade everyday! Great place to get your cold and sweet desires!

Phenomenal service! The items are varied, homemade, and delicious. This place is a small business…read moreand gives off all the warmth and kindness you'd expect and then some. Their selection of homemade ice cream is impressive. If you have a case of the munchies, venga sin miedo (come without fear)