We took the kids for dessert. The place was nice and clean and the music wasn't too loud. The…read moreladies were helpful when we were trying to decide what to buy. Everything tasted wonderful. We had a great time. It was a great way to end the night

Really bad service I went in tonight with my friend and her daughter at 8:00pm ordered at 8:07 we…read morehad already ordered me and my husband got our order and my friend didn't get her noddles and baby ice cream, take in consideration there was no clients there was a table plus us but that table was already leaving my friend didn't get her noddles until 8:28 unbelievable and yet they gave the noddles and didn't give baby's ice cream there was already one more table and they were working on there order because right when they gave us the noddles that table got their order, when I asked the lady that we were missing an ice cream she told me with attitude it's coming first time coming here I thought it was going to be a better service.

Friendly staff that lets you try all the different flavors they have. They gave a ton of Latin…read moreinspired flavors from mazapan to coco to tres leches. All tasted great. You'll have trouble trying to decide which one you want. The shop is clean, and it's your typical ice cream shop vibe.

Honestly I have never heard of this place and I pass it all the time. My cousin brought me here and…read moreI'm so glad she did. There are so many paleta choices as well as other ice creams. It was very clean inside and the owner was nice.

I've had this place saved for so long, and was serendipitously in the area. It was Sunday around…read more1pm, and there was a short line of 3-4 parties ahead of me. Waited maybe a couple min, because they had 4-5 workers helping customers. It kinda reminded me of Porto's in LA (iykyk, so efficient). The lady who helped me was very patient - she helped clarify what items had fillings, and what flavors they were. I made my selection (strawaberry concha, dulce du leche-filled churro, guava empanada, DDL-filled cono rellano aka flaky and caramel-filled pastry, DDL-filled churro, corbata danes aka puff pastry w optionally flavored twist, conos de crema aka cream horn). Ate the cream horn immediately in the parking lot - delish. Loved the churro, which was maybe a foot long! Enjoyed the guava empanada as well. Concha was nice and soft, all the flaky pastries were amazing. Total was just under $17 (7 items) with cream horn being around ~$4. Didn't get any tortillas, but I saw them being made, hot off the press! Will definitely be back, esp for the filled items. They also had sooo many cookies, as well as a white cake topped w fruit. *Extra (small) charge if using a credit card, so cash to avoid this charge.* There was also a pop-up coffee shop in the parking lot (saw they packed up at 1pm though), which would be the perfect pairing for any La Purisima goodies.

I meant to tell you about this bakery, I often come here for various goodie's. This bakery is never…read moreshort of customers and often the lines are long even no matter what time of the day it is. On this particular afternoon I surprised as I entered to find that I was the second person in line. They even had six registers going with six customers on each. So it was my turn to order and apparently as I was ordering the line behind me was completely full. I only mention this as this has never happened. Funny part is when I was parking I noticed the parking lot was not short of customers but I guess it was a moment in time and I hit just at the right time. What has been your experience at any place there are long lines?

OK, senor loco i'm gonna take a moment to help you out here. To make a good street taco here's what…read moreyou do; One - get some good corn tortillas like sort of homemade not frozen from the store 2 - grill your meat but first make sure it's actually high-quality meat not whatever was on sale. When you grill it don't move it around let it cook a bit unevenly so you get like a radiation of cooked edges maybe less done inside. You don't want it as if you've boiled the meat. Three - if you're just gonna pop the meat on the tortilla and sprinkle a few onions there and call it a day that's really not a street taco. Do some research into you know how to jazz it up bit cilantro you've got that covered but you can do at least one or two more secret ingredients to make this kick. Hope that helps. Next line next time you're gonna charge me almost 20 bucks for 3 "street tacos" referred to the text here thanks so much and Muchas Gracias.

The food looked and tasted good but took forever. The…read moremangonada was amazing but not sure it should cost that much, I think $17. But they had one of the only places open.

Nice shop. The food is a little pricey but they have a lot of options. You get charged more for…read moreusing a card as well.

Got the crepe with some Nutella and banana it was great! The service was friendly and fast. I was…read morethe only one there and it was right next to where I work so I thought I'd give it a try since it's a little hot

There's something incredibly comforting about a freshly made churro, and this one absolutely…read moredelivered. Served warm, it had that perfect just-out-of-the-fryer heat that made every bite feel cozy and indulgent. The exterior was beautifully crisp, giving way to a soft, airy interior that practically melted in your mouth. What really stood out was the flavor balance. The coating of sugar (and a hint of cinnamon) wasn't overpowering--it complemented the dough rather than masking it. Each bite had just the right level of sweetness, making it enjoyable without feeling too heavy or cloying. The subtle richness of the dough paired with the gentle sweetness created a harmony that kept me reaching for another bite. Overall, it was a simple treat done exceptionally well. Warm, flavorful, and perfectly balanced, this churro hit all the right notes and left a lasting impression.

We have been driving past this food truck for years and finally decided to stop. There was no line,…read moreso we were able to walk right up and place our order. We ordered 6 churros with caramel drizzle, and they were delicious and pretty inexpensive. We will definitely have to continue to stop when we see them out!

We ended just getting the cafe and banana milkshake. They were both really good. The banana one…read moretasted as expected... like banana. The cafe one was my favorite, not too sweet but still has a yummy coffee taste! They have other treats I definitely want to come back to try! The 3 ladies working there were all nice but could work on being a little faster, so when you come please be patient. The decor/decorations are also pretty cute and there is a place in the corner for pictures!

I love this place my favorite delight is the churronieve and fresas con crema. The cream for the…read morefresas con crema is the best.

Self ordering small cozy specially drinks boba and other toppings optional small selection of food…read morecheese sticks and desserts

Props to having a Bingsu or Korean Ice dessert and drink shop in Surprise! I was so expectant and…read morehopeful! We ordered 1 Mango and and 1 Ube Bingsu. Pros: Love the consistency of the finely shaved ice. The flavors: mango and Ube were spot on. Flavorful and colorful topics. Loved The Kpop music and the colorful decor. Cons: they were light on the toppings. The ice was water flavored in the middle. It didn't look like the luscious pictures on the board menu. It was not sweet enough. I might give it one more try but the next time, I will check the toppings and ask for more syrup if I was delivered this product again. Customer service was meh. It felt like the servers didn't really care about working there.