The ice cream is the best, The lady there is really nice and it’s hard to understand her but It’s okay . They sales a lot of different Mexican candy . Y’all should try the Strawberry cheese really good , will come again !
I love going here for ice cream. The ladies who run it are so sweet. All around a great environment
Very pleasant staff always have a variety of items
Best ice cream in town
Great ice cream, wonderful people.
The service was just atrocious. It took me four attempts to convince the lady to put chili on my elote. I dont feel as if I should have to persuade staff. Then, the elote was cold. It sits in a crock pot, but it must have been off. really this place has potential, but this was bad. It didn't just miss the mark, it missed the whole board.
I work across the street. It’s a norm for everyone to go get the Queso Icecream. I am embarrassed i ever questioned it, it’s my new favorite!!!! So delicious & one of a kind!
Best ice cream!!
Very cute little store with an incredible variety of Mexican candies, paletas and probably a dozen ice cream flavors - some flavors that I didn’t know existed. I tried a few and they were really good, and all the flavors looked wonderful.I wanted all of them, but settled on a Mangonada. It was beautiful. And delicious. They always look a little scary to me with all of the Chamoy sauce they put in/on, like it might be too spicy, but it’s always just right.First she dipped the rim of my cup in some salty, spicy chili powder, then lined the inside of my cup with the Chamoy sauce, which is sweet, salty, sour, spicy. Then she loaded my cup with three or four scoops of mango ice cream, which really is more like sorbet. It was topped it off with some fresh mango and the tamarind straw, which is just more salty sweet, sour, spiciness. All in all, it’s a very lovely thing!The mango ice cream/sorbet tasted just like really sweet mangoes and was extremely smooth, with no icy bits at all, which was delightful and I thoroughly enjoyed my dessert.It is a bright yellow building at the edge of Sedalia’s “historic downtown“, so it’s hard to miss. That is what intrigued me enough to look into the place, The bright yellow! Inside it is clean and bright, so check it out for yourself!
Um, what did I just walk into?