We always get the same thing agua de sandia, without the sherbet and a large fruit tray that's…read morealways good. What's not so good is their elote and the Frito pie which had stale chips. And the same for the nachos stale chips. Last time I went the pickles were no good.

They have a solid mangonada and elote cup. Their mangonada was scoops of their sorbet I think with…read moretoppings but it still tasted amazing. Their mango slices were refreshing and not sour. The elote cup was huge and affordable ($5.50). They also had a lot of chamoy candy options and ice cream that I might try another time. Service was also very quick. Also, their patio was surprisingly extensive and nice. It's gated and extends around the corner with artificial grass and lawn chairs. The weather was nice out so I really enjoyed our experience. Overall, if I'm ever near the area and need a snack, I'll be coming back here.

I'm mad that it has taken me so long to get over here. This place has alllllll the snacks. I love…read moretheir remix to the traditional elote. They add mozzarella to it, which definitely gives it an extra layer of flavor and dimension. I also tried this thing with hot Cheetos, pickles, and chamoy. Can't recall the name of it, but it's awesome!! Spicy but very awesome. There's also these gummy candies in mango, watermelon, and pineapple, all with chili on them. Soo good. Reminded me of growing up and eating Lucas on the school bus. Lol. The snow cone was good too. It was tamarindo with coconut. The guy suggested it, and was spot on. If you try it, ask for the cream on top. The guy (I think his name is arnold.) was super nice and allowed me to sample some stuff before I made my selections. This place is pretty good. I plan to return soon. I only have on suggestion, all of the candies should come in a ziploc or some plastic wrap, instead of a styrofoam cup.

Such great snow cones and service here! Has a covered patio with tables and chairs that you can sit…read moreat while you eat ur snacks. Plenty of parking. They have so many flavor options, and other types of refreshing snacks and beverages available. My favorite is a mango flavored snow cone with chamoy and pickles. Perfect Sunday funday activity.

The food is really good and they have a wide variety of snacks/cravings. The service is wonderful!…read moreThe ladies are sweet and very welcoming, always quick with my orders.

I work in telecom and had to check a small cell tower's construction progress on this road. I saw…read morethis place, and it was around lunch time, so I gave it a shot. I never heard of a mangonada before, and I like trying new things. The thing was so good! Fresh mangoes and some kinda spicy sweet stuff added to it... it reminded me of the candy called "Pico" from back in the day, when I was a kid. I used-to love that stuff! The drink came with a big straw and a spoon. I didn't need the spoon until the end because they blended it up nicely. There were some ice chunks at the bottom when I was done, but it wasn't that many. I actually came back today to grab another one. I'm probably going to try a different flavor tomorrow. :) I do recommend trying one of these if you like slightly spicy (more like a little zing), sweet mangoes. I seriously don't need to eat anything else for the rest of the day. Very filling and super satisfying. Posted a pic on my IG and most of my friends didn't know what these things were, either. They have other foods here, but it's mostly deserts and smoothie-like concoctions. Prices are pretty good too... especially considering they are using fresh fruit. Two thumbs up! Go check it out.

I was pleasantly surprised at these New Orleans style snoballs! I had been looking for somewhere I…read morecould get one and I finally found it! The ice was perfection and I loved the classic flavors they had. They didn't have any of the natural flavors which someone in my party wanted. The lady serving us behind the counter was not very pleasant but another employee working was very personable and nice. I'll definitely be back as they are open year round.

Snowcones, a thicker crushed ice. Raspas (meaning scrape) the hispanic version. Sno balls have much…read moresmaller shaved ice particles. This is what you want. So many flavors. Choose well. Some will have a chemical taste. Since it was only 7 minutes away from Cajun Stop we decided to check out the sno ball place near UofH. Sno balls are a big summer dessert in New Orleans. The texture of the sno was great but the flavors weren't as good as Hansen's Sno Bliz in New Orleans, so I'm not sure I need to be a regular there. The menu covers a lot of snack options there like funnel cakes, frito pies, Kool-aid pickles, hot dogs, tacos, fries, corn in a cup, nachos, and deep fried snickers, Oreos, and Twix. I liked the UofH mural on the wall.

Honestly the best quesadilla I have ever tasted in my whole life in Houston. I'll come back for the…read morebeautiful garden...and these quesadillas. Also the strawberry lychee drink is so refreshing!

Cute food truck at the Houston Botanic Garden. Two choices available on our visit...panini or 1/2 a…read moreslice of avocado toast and a small lemonade. They ran out of the panini by 11, so had the avocado toast. It was a nice snack. Later on in the day, they ran out of avocado, so it was just toast with a pepper bruschetta topping. Note: I was there as part of a HCMS day that had been rescheduled. We were given a $10 voucher as part of the event that covered the half slice of avocado toast and the lemonade. Unfortunately, the RSVPs were for 150 people when 400 people showed up. Recommend that RSVP numbers are confirmed when booking this food truck so that they can be accurately staffed. (On a side note, there were 3-4 very bored looking valets at the same event.)

The owner is a rude a** person needs to learn how to speak to people. And need better menu that u…read morecan understand so customers can order faster. Instead of just being un professional and talking to me like im her son or nephew

Era nuestra primera vez aquí y tuvimos una gran experiencia! Ordenamos un elote con hot Cheetos y…read moresalió delicioso!! Las trabajadoras fueron muy atentas y amables. Definitivamente recomiendo este lugar!

Sooo, Heather made our dinner such a great experience. She was personable, and effortlessly cool…read more She introduced the menu beautifully and was attentive throughout the evening without making us feel rushed or hovered over. She struck the perfect balance of professionalism and warmth!! Honestly, one of the best serving experiences I've had. The food was fire too. The Nancy cakes were our favorite, the brussels sprouts were wonderfully seasoned, and the sourdough bread with marmalade was subtle but so satisfying. The burger was flavorful and filling. Such an enjoyable dinner, made even better by Heather's outstanding service. The ambiance is dim, chill and more on the intimate side. Will def be back! :)

NANCY'S HUSTLE is best described as New American with European influences, especially French and…read moreMediterranean, with a little bit of modern comfort food mixed in. It's one of those restaurants where the menu changes seasonally, so instead of sticking to one cuisine, they focus on high-quality ingredients and creative flavor combinations. The restaurant is cozy but still somewhat spacious. Service was great and quick. Quite unique menu. We ordered the Nancy Cakes, rye sourdough with cultured butter, the cheeseburger, and the poha mahi mahi. The Nancy Cakes were my favorite. They came topped with cultured butter, smoked trout roe, and fresh chives. The combination was rich, buttery, and slightly briny, with the roe adding a nice pop of flavor. The rye sourdough was warm and paired perfectly with the tangy cultured butter. The cheeseburger definitely lived up to the hype. The poha mahi mahi was cooked well, but the sauce was a little too heavy for my personal taste. Overall, I can see why Nancy's Hustle has such a loyal following. Definitely worth checking out if it's been on your Houston food list.

Solid Vietnamese restaurant located in downtown/east downtown (EaDo) that's been around for…read moredecades. It's walkable from the George R Brown Convention Center and the Marriott Marquis where we found ourselves for a staycation in Houston. I've been to Huynh's many times but it had been a while since I don't frequent downtown nor the medical center as much as I used to. I was pleasantly surprised to see that it's only a 5 minute walk from Marriott Marquis. We walked in late on a Saturday evening (the night of an Astros game down the street at Daikin Park) around 8 pm. We were promptly seated, and the service overall was very good. Everyone was friendly and attentive. My glass of water was always full. We ordered a standard large pho with 4 meats. At first I thought the broth looked a little light, but overall it was delicious. Grilled pork vermicelli with egg roll was amazing as expected. And lastly the pan fried noodle seafood plate was a hit. Everything we ordered and ate was great and we devoured it all. I will say that Huynh's is pricey, so don't think this is like cheap Asian takeout. It's quite nice in terms of ambiance despite the tight parking and surrounding businesses being a bit dingy. Enjoy!

Very good pho broth and noodles, but EVERYTHING ELSE is meh. The real community has moved outta the…read morearea. You should look for better options than this one in the city. Ppl are nice and service was great!