This place is soooo good!!!!!!!! The last time I had such…read moreawesome tasting snow cone was in Oahu! The ice is soft and packed nicely and the syrup is distributed evenly and not overly sweet. Just refreshing. We liked it so much that we came twice to enjoy it before our trip in Betonville ends The two young ppl working really hard here, have my respect. Always friendly, working hard to get your orders out and they just make the best snow cones!!!! 5 stars all the way. Totally worth stopping by. Plenty of seating (and even at 100 degrees) totally worth sitting outdoor while enjoying your snow cone. The tables and ground are kept pretty clean, given it's a parking lot. So sad that we don't have such great snow cone places in Dallas.

The snow cones taste amazing and they are always so nice! We are military and they offer a great…read more"discount"! We come frequently and our kids LOVE it! We have brought many out of town folks here who love it and even some friends in town!

My brother and I have been to this shack a couple of times... the service is always stellar! The…read morelady working always heaps the snow way higher than necessary, and the pricing is super affordable!

I have nothing bad to say about Tropical Sno except that I am always so sad when it closes for the…read moresummer. I wish it were open longer! Each summer, I go at least ten times because it is the perfect summer treat. It is refreshing and leaves you with a smile on your face. The woman that works the stand is absolutely wonderful and she always gives the best recommendations for what to get. The stand is in a great location and easy to get to. My favorite flavors are cotton candy and pina colada, but there are tons of flavors and so many combinations that anyone can find something to enjoy. The best combo is pina colada and strawberry My family, friends, and I love coming here and I'm sad that it will be closed until next summer! See you soon, Tropical Sno!

The girl running this shaved ice place is hurting this business. place order service window closed…read moreand the pick up widow also closed and no distinction between the two, the employee ignores people as they are confused of where to order. As she finishes making each order she opens the pick up window says the name of the order then sits it out the window and shuts it, people were grabbing order that weren't theirs , ALL are frustrated. This experience was AWFUL. It took 30 mins, for a order of 3 small shaved ices that cost 10 bucks . They are overpriced, The girl working this place was very unprofessional, rude and PAINFULLY SLOW! Once we got the order, we were also disappointed in the shaved ice. These were made awful. WAY WAY TO much flavored sugar syrup, my husband tried to finish his and it literally made him sick. My 5 year old loves things like this and he even said his was yuck and was only able to get down a few bites. Who ever owns this place needs to get this girl some help or training SOMETHING. Because these were gross and her being so rude and put out made this truly a awful experience.

love the snow cones but the card reader is very iffy. cash is probably the better option here !…read morestill super good product and very nice employees !

My family visited this shaved ice truck last Saturday. The couple who owns it is so nice and…read morefriendly that you feel like you've come to their house to eat. Their shaved ice is delicious, inexpensive, and they put a little piece of candy on the top of their snowcones. I have never seen that done before. I ordered the piña colada shaved ice and they put a tiny umbrella in mine. The spoons are color changing when they touch the ice. The theme of their truck is 1970's so they gave my kids sunglasses that look like they are from the 70's. Small is 2$ Medium 3$ Large 4$ This is a place worth finding. They also do birthdays weddings graduation parties etc.

Really friendly staff and tons of flavors to choose from. Prices are very reasonable for what you…read moreget

The snow cones weren't very good, they had no flavor. The ladies that made our snow cones were nice…read morethough.

Fun filled free event for the whole family!…read more If you haven't been before keep your eyes peeled as you approach the venue (we drove straight by a couple of times as we missed the small sign). Parking is aplenty. $5 donation gets you a closer spot, otherwise you'll park one field over (be careful there are ticks). The bands started playing at 8:30 am helping all get into the festive spirit. While late registrants were accepted for the cook off you needed to arrive at 7:30am which we sadly missed. Samples of quail sausage, pork sausage, mango salsa, and more. Want something more ordinary? No worries, there were corn dogs, funnel cakes, pizza, sodas and shave ice. While we did snag some squirrel gumbo before leaving many of the other teams were still cookin'. Driving out of the venue it was wild to see how backed up the cars were (at least 30). So glad we arrived early!

First time at Squirrel Fest. Checked this out because a favorite band was playing & to show some of…read morethe traditional South to a friend who was visiting from CO. The scene: Bentonville Co Quail Grounds- music was playing, the Quail Barn was open (want to buy a rifle? they're there), food (squirrel & non-squirrel) was cooking, raffles for huge smokers, a Sherp all terrain vehicle which you could climb into (see photo) beer tents (Lost Forty), attendees drinking beer at 9am, people dressed up as squirrels, a shaved ice vendor with a dill pickle option, t-shirts for sale, alligator on a stick, a pig being roasted on a spit & traditional fair food like corn dogs, funnel cakes, etc. Since the competitors started cooking at 7:30, most of the food would not be ready until noon. That's when people started showing up & is also when we left. We did try the squirrel gumbo (figured it was the safest bet) & unknowingly ate a squirrel and turkey slider. Oh, $5 parking which we were told goes to a charity. If you don't pay the $5, you can park for free but of course, further away. When we were leaving at noon, the lot was almost filled & cars were backed up on the road. One of the vendors expected around 400 people to attend. Not sure if that's the approximate # but it gives you an idea of the size. They did block an entrance to the tents by the parking area (not sure why, because it's a free event in the middle of nowhere) which made it inconvenient to get to the lot. Very interesting day, for sure.

Adorable place, great vibes! Felt very queer friendly. Very busy inside, we could tell immediately…read moreit was well loved!

Love supporting a queer-owned business in NWA, but this place is not good. The milk tea didn't have…read moreany flavor. The taiyaki was just pancake mix and extremely doughy with barely any filling. Plus, I ordered two different flavors, but they didn't know which one was which when they gave it to me.