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Paleteria La Michoacana

4.8 (9 reviews)
Open • 10:30 am - 9:30 pm

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Felicia F.

Love this little ice cream shop. They only take cash but they are reasonably priced. Love the passion fruit and guava frozen fruit pops

A watermelon paleta in Mt. Vernon. A good find on a warm day.
Shannon Lee G.

I was with a friend just passing through after getting off a bus from Yonkers. I spotted a sign that said ice cream and it was a pretty warm day, so I thought to myself, why not? The place was pretty small but with freezers bearing wall-to-wall ice cream of various fruit and mainstream flavors, as well as the Mexican-style popsicles- paletas- I have seen before in the Bronx that apparently they are famous for. The milk-bases ones seré $2.25 and the water/juice-based, $2. I selected a watermelon one and my friend bought a coffee popsicle. Mine had pieces of the actual fruit in it and it was refreshing, not sickeningly sweet like some; I imagine it was mostly, if not all natural ingredients. The girl who worked that was very warm and polite. We both enjoyed our pops, in fact considering going back for seconds and thirds had I not been trying to avoid excessive calories. ; ) It was a nice find in an unfamiliar area where most businesses were closed on a late Sunday afternoon.

Guava on the left and vanilla covered with chocolate and sprinkles on the right.  But the inside was orange.  Dunno what that was about.
Olga H.

If u haven't tried a Mexican paleta, well what are u waiting for? They are deeeelish. We have tried the guava, guanabana, cookies and cream, and vanilla covered with choc and sprinkles. My son likes more conventional American flavors and I opt for the fruits that play a big role in Latin cuisine, like Guava, mango, guanabana (also known in other parts of the world as soursop). If you want something traditional, stick to the fruity ones made with water or milk. Water based are more refreshing, and milk based are more rich. I haven't tried their pineapple with chile, but have made it at home and it is a winning combo. Sounds weird to some non-mexicans, but is a very classic pairing of sweet with spicy. Let that be the first flavor you try. The sugar balances the heat, trust me.

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