Helados Juli's Frozen Dessert

My best friend lives in Revere with her family, so whenever I'm visiting I make sure to stop in and get a mangonada. Yesterday, was the first time at the newer location, which was nice, as it was a bit bigger than the other one. Well lit and you could see everything well. The customer service is lovely. While the staff primarily speaks Spanish, they do understand some English, but that's not surprising. as their main customer base is Spanish speaking. They have a fantastic menu of various cold desserts. Perfect for a nice warm day. Personally, I love a Mangonada, which is frozen blended mango, shredded mango, with a mix of Valentina hot sauce, chamoy and Tajin. Of course with a tamarind straw. The whole combination is a textural and tasty delight. The sweet, sour, salty and hot is just a really perfect mix. My husband ended up trying something new (to us) a Cholado. It was just such a perfect summer treat! It was a variety of fruits, in sweetened milk, with shaved ice and some Milo chocolate powder (Chocolate malt powder) which really just added a special delicious touch. I can't recommend this place enough, especially for those unfamiliar with Latin American desserts. It's a true gem.

Delicious oblea, & yummy shaved ice dessert! The staff was friendly and welcoming. The establishment was clean. And the service was fast! Well be b k for our yummy Colombian treats!

Trekked here from Cambridge to try the mangonada after seeing a review of this place on Instagram. Because the store is minutes away from the Airport station on the blue line, it was a fairly easy commute.Upon entering you'll see a sort of convenience mart with an ice cream / dessert bar set up on the side. Two people before me had purchased packaged snacks / chips as well as a shake. I was greeted by one worker who spoke no English but as soon as I said "one mangonada" she knew what I wanted.There are no prices listed on the menu which kind of turned me off, but I guess that might be normal?Someone who also stood in line behind me was rung up because she was only buying snacks. It seemed a little strange because I was before her and could have paid first. Oh well.I paid $7.73 for the mangonada, which seems a bit pricey to me but it tasted really good. Not too sweet, very flavorful with the spicy, sour, and salty chamoy and tajin. I also really liked the raw mango shreds that provided a nice texture difference.If you're in the area, I would definitely recommend you try this place out.

Came here with my friend after dinner. We shared a salpicon with vanilla ice cream and an obleas. The salpicon came with a variety of fresh fruits with some fruit juice and a scoop of ice cream on top. It was refreshing but also delicately sweet. The obleas was like a wafer sandwich with a spread of dulce de leche, condense milk and some cheese. It is more of a savory dessert because of the cheese and is a little dry as all the condense milk ended up in the bottom of the holder. But a bite of both together is what really makes it a game changer. What's even better is it's location by a park and the airport train station. Would love to come again to try more items from their menu.

I really loved the ice cream here! I got the fruit salad with oreo ice cream and the mangonada. The mangonada was a little bit spicy but with the fruit salad it was a nice balance. The people working are very nice and very helpful. They have a lot of Mexican snacks for sale in addition to the ice cream. Come here if you are in the area

My experience was just OK. I visited East Boston with some friends on a hot summer day, and we decided to get some frozen treats to cool down. Upon checking reviews for shops around the area, we decided to give this place a try. I had pretty high hopes. The line was long, and we waited outside for about 10-15 min before we were able to step inside the shop. It's an incredibly small store that can feel cramped when there are so many people inside, but they have air conditioning. THERE ARE NO PRICES CLEARLY POSTED FOR ANY OF THE ITEMS!!!!!!!!The food was OK. My friend and I each got a cholado, and my other friend got a mangonada. I wasn't a big fan of the cholado. The watermelon was dry, and the mango seemed unripe. In general, it was pretty tasteless. The cholado was $10!! My friend was indifferent about the mangonada. I probably would not return if other options were available,

My sole purpose for coming here was to try the Mangonada! I went about an hour before closing time and already saw a line forming outside the store. They only allow 5 people at a time inside. The staff was super nice and also wore masks. I'm not sure if I would get the Mangonada again, just because the mango was shredded instead of cubed. But I would come back to try other things on the menu.

I saw this place on TikTok and wanted to check it out. Omg! Who ever recommend this place thank you so much. Is so good. Tooooo bad is far from where I live but is a good choice to have when I am near by. I order the Mangonada and fruit salad. I am coming back next time I'll see if I can order ahead because the place is very small.

Great desserts and refreshing drinks from Helados Juli's!Small inside but clean and good serviceMangonada was super flavorful and tasty. Good textures!

Gringos be aware! I went there after highly rated on Yelp, and it was weird no prices listed on the menu. Saw they had Richardson ice cream, even though their sheet did not match the actual Richardson flavors. I ordered one scoop in a cup of ice cream. They lady at the counter had trouble speaking English, I think done intentionally. I was shocked to see the bill was $10.16 when a gallon of Richardson ice cream is $7.50. I asked other non Hispanic people area and say the charge you more based being white. This business needs to be investigated for 2 sets of prices.