Paleteria y Neveria Las Michoacanas

You could never go wrong with anything in this picture, always satisfying your cravings and the owners are really sweet too. this place reminds me of mexico!

Owned by a local family, this ice cream/popsicle shop makes all their ware using fresh ingredients. My favorite was a coconut popsicle...milky and creamy. In Wasco the kids like spicy mixed with their sweet, and this place has several creations to satisfy a variety of taste buds. Fruit sprinkled with tajin and chamoy as well as tostilocos, a regional delicacy! Fresh fruit popsicles and ice cream sundaes...a great place to beat the heat of the summer sun, or just to sneak away and have a mini-date.

Omg I love this place! Not only are the owners awesome people, I love that is it family own! Their ice cream is delicious and you can tell they make it with care!

The decorating is very bright and not a lot of Decore or fancy furniture. They have pictures of the items they make with names on them. The staff was very friendly and great customer service. But let's get down to the nitty-gritty. My son didn't know what he wanted so the lady allowed us to sample some things. I ordered a mango Diablo and it had mango ice cream and real mangoes. The lady did a great job putting mango ice cream and mixing in there Tamarindo perfectly with fresh mangoes on top. The price is comparable with everything around. I can't find my receipt but I think it was six bucks.

The hubby and I decided to cool off and grab some fruit or ice cream on a Sunday afternoon. They have many options like ice cream banana splits, sno cones, fresh fruit, shakes, list goes on and on.A nice man answered our questions about the treats they offered. He pointed to a wall saying they are putting pics and the names of their items to help ppl get a better idea.We settled on Mangui Mango that has mango pieces on bottom of cup with chile, tamarind, chamoy flavors. It is topped with sno cone of ice with more of the same syrup and a straw that is covered with chamoy chile candy. My husband said it was ok, but too much ice from him. It is more sour than sweet. The mango in it was good. I got the Fresas Con Crema. That is strawberries with cream. I opted for their house made sauce which is tart and whippped cream on top of fresh slicea strawberries. I asked them to hold the granola. It was just what I wanted. Very good, not too sweet.They are patient and have customers pickn up stuff to go a lot it seems. It was very clean and cool inside.

Loooove it here they it's super cute inside the kids love the gum ball machines they also have super good items and prices are fair they also offer the option to add more chamoy or lemon to your stuff which is always a plus I do believe they charge for using the card machine but other than that I'd rate it a 5 star service

The BEST homemade paletas and raspados in town. They have so many different flavors of paletas and raspados haven't had them all but they look very delicious. They make everything fresh with real fruit it's authentic Mexican ice cream and raspados. My favorite one is the naranjada with mango and it's topped with fresh fruit it's very delicious makes my mouth watery taste very natural I love it and recommend this place.

Great paletas. Some of my favorite in town. They will customize anything you want and give samples of ice creams and have sugar free and dairy free options. Locally owned and operated. Service is great.

My review isn't based on actually trying anything, because as you'll read I didn't get a chance to. I live in the area, and have never been to this place. I have a teething baby and wanted to get her some frozen yogurt. I google frozen yogurt and up pops this place. So I drive over there, stand in line for almost 10 mins waiting for 3 teenagers to make up their mind. I looked all around looking for a frozen yogurt machine and didn't see one, so I really just wanted to ask if they had one, but no one seemed to be able to help me. The place looked really cute, I like that it had a full ice cream bar. I wish the menu had English to go along with the Spanish writing so I knew what all they served because the place looked like it had a lot of yummy things as I saw others sitting and eating. After my long wait, I was told they didn't serve frozen yogurt, but searching them on google it says the do, so I'm upset I was mislead. I might try and go back for ice cream, but I have no idea what else they serve.