We've been coming to Mangos since March 2019, and it has remained one of our favorite spots ever…read moresince. Over the years, I've tried almost everything on the menu, and I've rarely been disappointed. My absolute favorite is the esquite with Hot Cheetos and cheese. What sets it apart for me is that they add the Hot Cheetos crumbs both at the bottom and on top, so you get that perfect flavor and crunch throughout. Their seasoning blend is just right and keeps me coming back every time. Another go-to for me is the Diablito. Despite the name, it's not very spicy (at least not to me). It's more of a refreshing raspado-style drink with small chunks of mango throughout, making it the perfect sweet and tangy treat on a warm day. They offer a great variety of antojitos, and another favorite of mine is their Hot Cheetos with cheese. I don't believe it's listed on the menu, but they've always been willing to make it. One thing I really appreciate is how flexible they are with substitutions and add-ons. They also offer three different types of mangonadas. While they're all delicious, I do wish they offered a more traditional frozen mangonada with chamoy. For frequent visitors like us, they have a rewards program where they punch a card with each purchase, and on your 10th visit, you get a free item of your choice. It's a nice bonus for loyal customers. The only downside is that the inside is fairly small, so seating is limited. There are only a couple of tables outside with a handful of chairs, so finding a spot can be difficult during busy times. We usually take our order to go, so it hasn't been an issue for us. Parking directly in front of the shop is very limited and almost always full, but there's plenty of additional parking available across the street within the same plaza. Overall, Mangos has been one of our favorite spots for years. The food is consistently delicious, the portions are great, and we always find ourselves coming back for more.

Ordered a mango juice and pitaya bowl. They use the freshest ingredients and it was perfect for…read morethis 100 degree weather. The service was amazing and they explained everything on the menu and what they put in their drinks. When I'm back in the area, I'd definitely come back.

This place is so good! Me and my family enjoyed the fresas con crema and the pepinos locos which…read morewere amazing! We will definitely return!

I visited again and tried the mangonada the nieve type not the raspado & it was absolutely…read moredelicious will definitely have it again when I come back.

The best coconut Raspado I have ever had. Strawberry tasted more like jam. Vanilla was good …read more Service was great but had a weird customer walk in as I was ordering that didn't believe in personal space. Place was clean. It was $32 for 3 small raspados .

Delicious flavors and amazing quality! We love coming here with our daughter. The owners are very…read morenice.

If you find yourself in North Indio, there is one spot you absolutely cannot skip. After a family…read moresushi dinner this past Sunday night (April 19th), we decided to see if the local hype around Better Ice Cream was justified. Spoiler alert: it definitely is. First Impressions & Atmosphere The moment we walked in, the first thing I noticed wasn't just the display cases--it was how clean the place was. You could literally smell the freshly mopped floors, and every table was shining. It's rare to see a high-traffic dessert spot look that sharp on a busy weekend night. Service Under Pressure There was only one young lady behind the counter, and despite the place being packed, she was a total pro. She was incredibly attentive and managed to get everyone's order--including our group's--completed flawlessly without breaking a sweat. That kind of service is hard to find, especially when a shop is that busy. The Main Event: The Flavors The ice cream itself was amazing, but the real showstopper for me was the Orange Julius. It isn't pictured, but it was the highlight of the night. One sip took me straight back to my childhood--it was perfectly creamy, frothy, and hit all the right nostalgic notes. The Verdict Whether you're finishing off a meal or just looking for a weekend treat with the family, this place delivers. Great vibes, spotless environment, and top-tier treats. Pro Tip: If you're looking for a trip down memory lane, get the Orange Julius. You will not be disappointed!

Closed during posted operating hours and 100°+ weather…read more *********************************** Requiring more characters to post a review is ridiculous.

My favorite go to spot for paletas, they have with crema and agua. The strawberry paleta tasted SO…read moreGOOD, made with real strawberries. I definitely want to try all the flavors when I come back. A fun spot to eat with family, for paletas and chisme. Super good service too!

I Love The Paletas From Here!!! & The Ice Cream. I Usually…read moreDon't Like Vanilla Ice Cream But Their Vanilla Ice Cream Is Amazing Must Try

first time trying rolled ice cream and it was so good!! i love supporting locally owned businesses…read moreso when i found out about this place, i had to go! The owner was so sweet and there was so many options to choose from, definitely gonna go again (:

I came to this new location here in old town Indio and me and my girls had such a great experience…read more The place is decorated so cute and I love that it is kids friendly! My daughters were able to color a coloring book or watch them make the ice cream! I will definitely be back! Thanks

This little bakery is hidden behind another building in a small shopping center, but is worth the…read moreextra minute it takes to find it. The space is tiny but well-stocked with a solid variety of Mexican pan dulce, plus breakfast burritos and other items on the wall menu. What it lacks in size it makes up for in atmosphere: the moment you walk in, the smell of freshly baked bread does all the selling. Everything is clean and neatly arranged. Staff are available if you have questions but don't go out of their way to assist -- expect a self-serve browsing experience. The exterior reads a little dark and it is easy to miss. The bread itself? Fresh, delicious, and worth every bit of the detour. This was a quiet little find for pan dulce lovers. Go hungry and don't judge it by its exterior.

I stopped by Panderia Del Pueblo while visiting La Quinta, and the moment I walked up to the door,…read morethe aroma coming from inside let me know I was in for something good. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted right away with friendly, professional customer service. I picked up an assortment of pan dulce--I'm not sure of all the names, but every single one was delicious. I also tried both the sweet and savory tamales, and they were amazing as well. Great atmosphere, great service, and great pastries. I'll definitely return the next time I'm in the area.

Service was amazing. Sweet family owned business. You can clearly see they put their heart into…read morethis little shop! The tables are unique and I enjoyed the Chavo del Ocho theme all around. As for the raspado and esquite, both were delicious. *I did peep the corn was topped with Parmesan cheese which is not preferred for me over Cotija, but it may be for others! Overall it was still fantastic. Will definitely return!

I just discovered this place, and my family and I absolutely loveeeee it ! They offer fantastic…read moreservice and a wide selection of ice cream and snacks.