This place is a hidden gem in Atoka! We've passed by a few times and finally came in. I am so…read morepleased! So many ice cream flavors and they have other things too like Mexican street corn and walking tacos. I'm excited to try some of the fruit options when we visit again! The employee was super nice and talked to me about a few of the items. I love the ice cream mural!

Wonderful... fantastic... unique... highly worth your stopping in…read more This is an ice cream store with a Mexican twist. Mexican vanilla, and other spices attributed to ice cream Mexican style. A place for all ages. And there's even a soft couch to lounge on.

This is the best ice cream I've had in years. Homemade, flavorful, and healthy portions.read more

Decided to try the Mexican based ice cream place. They told us they opened 10months ago. The…read moreambiance is welcoming and clean. The service was super friendly and helpful. They even let us sample 5 flavors while we waited for my shake. I decided to try the Mano Tajin chamoy shake. This was delicious but a shake like I have never had before! Sweet, salty, and spicy! I highly recommend this place.

Great place. Came here with my inlaws and we all enjoyed it. Nothing is left in Jonesboro serving…read moreice cream and this is a real ice cream shop. NOT custard. Love the unusual favors

Staff is very friendly, prices are very reasonable, and they also sell donuts. Definitely recommend!read more

I started with the mimoosa flight. The flavors weren't labeled, but I believe the strawberry and…read moreapple were my favorite. I ordered a medium rare ribeye, which was slightly overcooked but still a very good cut of meat. I did not care for the coleslaw or the gouda macaroni and cheese. The meal was served with toast. The chocolate pecan pie with ice cream was good. I arrived at 6:30 and was given a glass of water that a drank immediately because i was thirsty. Any establishment that must function understaffed should be like Nashville clubs and set out a jug of water so people can refill their cups on their own. They took my drink order at 7. There were no empty seats at the bar so I sat alone at a table. The experience was OK but they need at least one more server. The only reason they get by with charging over fifty dollars for the steak is because there's literally no other place within 40 miles you can get a good steak. The sides are below average. The servers are friendly but obviously overworked. The bathroom was clean and there was plenty of parking.

I dropped by here for a weekday lunch, and was glad that the Wilson Cafe has resumed their mid-day…read moreservice schedule. The restaurant portion of the building was almost empty, and I was seated almost immediately, but I was placed at a table in a high traffic area next to the kitchen. After a while, I flagged down an employee since it was unclear to me who my server was. I put in an appetizer order of their heavenly eggs. They included a wonderfully tart sauce, and the serving size was three eggs. The mushroom gnocchi that I had was delicious, and enough to feed two people. The potato dumplings were expertly made, and some of the best that I've ever eaten. Other than the service being a bit hit and miss, I would return if only for the excellent food.

I was in the mood for a sweet treat and thought I might try out Desoto. Now this was only my 2nd…read moretime ever going, but I don't quite remember the 1st ( as it was YEARS ago) so I'm kinda a first timer lol. It's a decent size space, but it isn't utilized the best. There are lots of tables and chairs, which makes it hard to navigate when occupied. Luckily when I went there were only a few people inside. I was greeted, but not much more. The young man asked if I had been helped and when I said No, he stopped to assist. I had questions and he answered and then I placed my order. Interestingly enough I have had a sno cone where the businesses charges for more than 1 flavor. ‍ It didn't take long to make and had good taste, but nothing special and for the price I wanted spectacular. Probably be a while before I go back, but not a bad option.

What a great little ice cream shop with authentic snowballs! There are all kinds of creative ice…read morecream flavors that I'd try in the future. The staff is super sweet and friendly.

I wish I had taken some pictures or something. Very small ice cream parlor, made it hard to get…read morearound. The flavors were very good, I loved the honey pepper ice cream. Another down side is they only limit you to one sample. I will be coming back though to try more flavors and enjoy the ice cream :)

The owner of this Theo & Roe's is such a nice & genuine person. A black owned business as well,…read morewhich I always love to support. Prices are reasonable and she is generous with the scoops. Not to mention, the ice cream is handmade. If you have time to stop by, you won't regret it!

It's what I should have expected getting ice cream at a little dump gas station. Freeze burnt and…read moreold tasting. $4 down the drain.

This was the worst Baskin Robbins I have EVER been to. The lady there did not change her gloves…read moreonce and they had other people's ice cream all over them from who knows when. Her long nails were through the gloves and she dropped a spoon and gave it to the person in front of me. This was horrible. On top of all that, she did not even know how to make a frappuccino or a hot fudge sundae. I had to tell her what went on it. I will never go to this Baskin Robbins again. I am only writing this for the sake of other customers.

I've only tried the Shiver, and it's one of the best ice cream desserts I've ever had. I get one…read moreevery time I pass through the area. I love the old diner vibe this place has. This gem is worth the trip!

We were Jonesing for malted milk shakes, and this place was retro so we expected real ice cream and…read moremachines that looked liked,you know, old-fashioned milk shake mixers. Au Contraire! This was soft serve and they did have ice cream so they kept asking, "One, two, or three scoops?" To which we replied with three fingers and a grin. But please add malt was met with they could sprinkle it on top. To which our smiles became frowns. "Can't you just shake it up in the glass or in the mixer? We queried. No that would be soft serve was the answer. They do have real ice cream too. We were a bit slow on the uptake, and our sweet counter girl, Emily, who was in her 20s but looked 15, patiently explained the ice cream came in a cup and the milk shakes were soft serve only, because evidently their shake machine can't handle the hard real stuff. We caved, got soft serve. We wanted malts not ice cream sprinkled with malt. *sigh.* Bella, Michael and Kennedy looked on, in training with our youthful trainer, and Kennedy remarked, "You're living on the edge," It was her first day. The place also had other retro food, except for the seed oils, which meant shakes only for us.