Everything was delicious, the place is small and cozy, and the service is very friendly--I always…read morelove it!

Love this lite refreshing cool summer (& spring & autumn in Houston) warm weather dessert…read more I'm allergic to milk so the coconut non dairy is great for me. Love taking family or friends for a nice after dinner or late night treat. The mountain is plenty to share. I'm short, so checking off my order on a paper template saves me from having to try to yell it over the glass high top counter. Enjoy! You won't regret it.

Great, tasty treat - Bahama Buck's snow cannot be beat! The texture is so soft and they don't…read morescrimp on the flavoring, which they have tons of options. These snow cones are fully customizable from size to flavor to add-on enhancements like creme, sprinkles, etc. Limited indoor seating, quick drive thru service.

I might have an addiction, the ice is just so soft and smooth and the flavors so tasty. During the…read moresummer the drive through is so great for a treat to beat the heat. My go to is white coconut strawberry, but they have a lot of inventive flavor combos or you can make your own, with sooo many flavors and add ons. Their pup cup is cute too.

Came in on a sun night and was seated immediately…read more Food 5/5: Got the chili wings, ribeye, egg noodles, lechon and the short rib. Everything tasted excellent, my personal favorite was the chili wings, incredibly crispy yet very saucy at the same time. Can't go wrong with anything tho, ribeye was not as tender as I prefer but very flavorful Service 5/5: gave fantastic recommendations, friendly, and food came out quickly Ambiance 4/5: casual relaxed ambiance with a bar, clean, well lit. Value 4/5: fair sized portions for the price Overal 4.5/5: excellent food for a decent price, good service in a casual ambiance. Will be back to try other options

Came here on a nice Wednesday night weatherwise. Their happy hour is all day on Wednesdays which is…read morea plus and they have a number of bar bites discounted $3-5 dollars. My BMP calamansi margarita was distinct in its tanginess. Tried the veggie lumpias and brussel sprouts. The lumpias had tangy dipping sauce that might have been dominated by calamansi. More tang than savory. The brussel sprouts were standard but had a good portion. I tried to detect whether they used fish sauce but I couldn't tell. Ordered the daing na bangus (milkfish) as my entree. They gave me the whole fish and it threw me off that it was mostly deboned since I kept looking for the bones with my tongue and teeth. Fish was nice and crispy and the dipping sauce was more savory than what came with the lumpias. The garlic rice that came with the dish was smoky from that wok hay. Probably could have used a little more soy sauce for flavouring. My favourite dish was the turon dessert (fried bananas) along with the ube ice cream. The coconut sauce they used seemed more like caramel. I haven't eaten much Filipino food so I wasn't sure how authentic the dishes were. I was expecting a little more intensity in the flavours, and I don't know if it was toned down for their customers. There were around ten customers that night. The inside was beautiful and they have a two level patio that is perfect for nights like these. The service was very nice and the kitchen was faster than I expected.

I stopped here while walking around Rice Village and got a small green apple snow cone and it was…read moreso delicious and refreshing. They have a wide variety of offerings, different types of food, aguas frescas and mangonadas. The price was really reasonable and they have a patio area that has shading which was really comfortable to sit and just enjoy the weather. The service was great and fast. I'd definitely come back.

A dessert drink restaurant with a kick! The concept was intriguing and the execution was on point…read more The moment I entered this restaurant, I was met with a vibe of fun. The decor was casual and the menu was brightly displayed on the screens. The employee at the counter took time to explain the options and gave us our drinks in a timely manner. I had the chocolate shake, which sounds standard, but can be boring in some cases. This was not boring! It was a standout shake for sure, rich, flavorful and not generic tasting. The mango-nada (nonalcoholic) was also very flavorful if you're feeling more adventurous! A nice dessert option if you're looking for something a little less typical!

Unfortunately, my first experience at Tampico Refresqueria was very disappointing. I walked in and…read morewaited in line for about 10 minutes, only for the lady at the counter to suddenly start yelling that they were no longer taking orders and were closing for the night. The least they could have done was take care of the customers who were already there waiting before announcing they were closed. Very unprofessional and poor customer service. Definitely not a great first impression, and I would not recommend based on this experience. Lamentablemente, mi primera experiencia en Tampico Refresqueria fue muy decepcionante. Entré y esperé en la fila por aproximadamente 10 minutos, solo para que la señora en el mostrador comenzara a gritar que ya no estaban tomando órdenes y que iban a cerrar por la noche. Lo mínimo que pudieron haber hecho era atender a los clientes que ya estábamos esperando antes de anunciar que estaban cerrados. Muy poco profesional y con muy mal servicio al cliente. Definitivamente no fue una buena primera impresión y no lo recomendaría basado en esta experiencia.

My wife and I ordered 2 raspa ( wild cherry and sugar free strawberry), and 2 Frito pies with chili…read morecheese. I can tell you everything was really good. I ordered my SF strawberry with crema (.50 add on) but totally worth it. The Frito pies were amazing with the chili cheese. What stood out was the beans in the chili . It sounds like a bit much but it was really good. Yes, they used name brand Fritos . So good.....What I think stood out was the stations set up for all the orders (shaved ice station, toppings, etc). They had plenty of people to handle the line! It was pretty warm outside but they did have some covered shade. Unpacked parking lot and no drive thru! FYI. This is pretty much my new spot. Check them out!

I'm writing this more for those that never had the chance to visit but on the off chance get to…read morevisit elsewhere and looking for info. I visited here frequently and I'm sad to see it shut down. Kazzan ramen in Osaka is a bit north of the main hub of Osaka, but one can hope they continue to try to spread their magic elsewhere. It was touching to see they'd trained (at least some) the staff to incorporate some of the tradition you'll see when in Japan such as greeting and goodbyes, even understanding phrases such as "okaikei onegai shimasu." Having lived in Japan, it was a nice touch. Food & Drink Kazzan ramen is an absolute delight. The stone bowl is so hot and keeps your ramen warm for the entire time you're enjoying it. They offer shio, shoyu, karamiso ramens. I personally loved the karamiso though their limited edition spicy version was great if looking for some heat. For appetizers, the black pepper edamame was a standout. Flavors of toasted sesame, maybe a touch of soy, with black pepper - . The cocktails were always delicious. They always had elevated cocktails with custom syrups and bitters. Definitely nice to see unique Japanese ingredients being incorporated into the cocktail scene. Service The service was always great, very attentive. Never had a want or need go long without being addressed. Staff was always making th rounds collecting plates, filling water, making sure you have everything. Pricing The ramen was a bit pricey even for US standards, which likely contributed to struggles but it was still delicious and worth visiting. I think a few bucks cheaper would have probably gone a long way. Or offering bundled pricing with cocktails or drinks to encourage more revenue while discounting. Though, I don't find it coincidental that this location has been plagued by multiple establishments not making it. That would indicate onerous lease rates and a potentially shrewd landlord. Overall This place will be missed and for anyone that does get a chance to visit them elsewhere, you won't regret it!

I walked in and immediately saw my group waiting at the table. The server came up to take drink…read moreorders. He brought waters and I ask for a hot green tea and one of my dining companions had already ordered hot green tea but the server forgot and had to be reminded. Someone else had asked for a Japanese soda but then changed their mind when the flavor was not what they wanted and told the server they wanted a Dr Pepper and the server brought the Japanese soda. I thought service would be more attentive since the restaurant was not busy. We also had to ask for water refills. I was told our table just turned over. The setups were not replenished and we kept having to ask for things. Were ordered apps and ramen and hot stone bowl items. They apps were brought to the table but we did not have plates.. so we had to ask for plates. One of the dining companions decided to get up and get chopsticks instead of waiting. When our entrees arrived the server kept passing the super hot item over from one side of the table instead of to each person. The food, the edamame was over cooked... so mushy. Takoyaki was ok. I ordered the Kazzan Shoyu. It was ok. Then it took a while for the bill to come, we were told they ran out of receipt paper. Sometimes it's the little details that make the difference. Not sure I would come back.

What is better than on shaved ice? Two shaved ice!!! Walking around Hermann Park in 90 degree…read moreweather with 72% humidity sometimes cucumber mint water or Gatorade will just not do the trick. If you see the Friohana truck in the parking lot, trust me, stop and treat yourself. They will not disappoint. I ordered one Blue raspberry and mango (real fruit chunks) and after savoring my shaved ice whilst walking the trail, I doubled back for another one because it was so good. If you want to have an extra treat, add some sweet cream and Chimoy

This was at Hermann park: Worst Snowball I've ever had. Especially paying $16 for 2 smalls…read more Natural flavors were good but the ICE, the "shaved ice" was like ice from a cooler or something. Felt like I was at an elementary school's field day. And this happened Sunday but I still can't get over how bad the ICE was. Shaved ice should be soft

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.

Good but service is slow and the snowball was okay but it's the closest I will get or a "home"…read more(NOLA) snowball