Mangonadas Del Barrio

My first mangonada queen so I don't have anything to compare with, but damn it was good. Can't wait to get one in the summer.

I've had Mangonada's at lots of places and this is definitely one of my favorites! I believe it's called the Mangonada Queen. So much flavor packed into one refreshing drink where it tastes a little sweet and sour! This place really has a lot of crazy combinations like hot Cheetos with melted cheese, among other items. If you're feeling less adventurous there's always regular nachos and cheese or a banana split but either way you'll find something you like. The prices are all reasonable as well with most items being between $3-$6. There is is even a food truck right there in the parking lot that I believe is open most mornings. Can't wait to come back to try some more items ( as I'm eying the Gansito Split) as this is definitely one of my favorite spots in SW Detroit.

There are so many options. This is a go-to spot every time I am in Southwest Detroit. The service is quick, and the staff is always so nice, and the ambiance is chill. Music playing and bright colors and the menu have pictures in case you're not sure what it is. The food is always great here. They also have tamales and other options as well for real food other than ice cream, fruit, and snacks. I'm pregnant, so the fruit bowl hit the spot.

This place was delicious!! I ordered a mangonadas chili ice cream treat i cant wait to go again! Fantastico!

Wasn't aware there was a spot in Detroit that's speciality was Mangonada's, so had to give it a try. The inside is bright and colorful, reminds you of something you'd see in Southern California or Mexico. When you walk in there's a small seating area, walking further in and there's the menu/where you order. There are various flavors of ice cream, chocolate covered bananas, Mango treats, etc to chose from.I got the Mangonada Queen and Elote with crushed Flaming Hot Cheetos. The MQ consists of - Mango, chili powder, lime, chamoy (sweet + spicy). It's the perfect combination of sweet, spicy and salty/tangy. This Mangonada was more on the spicy side compared to others I've had, but overall good. The Elote was amazing. I am picky with my Elote and prefer it on the cob, compared to in a cup - but this did not disappoint. The corn, cojita, and hot Cheetos perfectly complimented each other. Each bite was spicy and flavorful. The employees were friendly and everyone was wearing masks/gloves - safely following COVID protocols. Definitely recommend and will be back to try other items off the menu!

Pretty cool spot. Was not aware of this at all until recently, and will definitely try and visit back to try more stuff. They seem to have a lot of unique treats, and the staff is friendly as well. My only complaint would be the amount of time I had to wait, but after seeing the complicated drinks they offer, I'm sure it takes a while to prep these things. Plus, it's not their fault that they are in such high demand that there were so many people waiting in line!I think the prices were reasonable for what you get, and they were well made as well. Will definitely have to come back and try some other treats from them.

Love this little gem in Southwest Detroit. I tell people from all over the globe how much authentic (and delicious) Mexican food there is in Detroit. People never believe me! This is my second time here. Last time I had the Magonada this time I went with the Gloria. I am so happy I did! I couldn't believe how fresh their fruit is. My drink had probably the best strawberries I ever tasted, which is crazy since they aren't even in season. You definitely don't see this quality of fresh fruit chopped up like this anywhere else. I defiantly recommend trying the Gloria, I can't wait for summertime this would be a delicious, refreshing treat!

Hello deliciousness! I don't know what I was expecting so when I walked into the place I was suprised. They had so many Mexican treats that I'm assuming were authentic. I'm not going to touch on the snacks because I didn't try those.The drinks and other sweets looked so good. They had pictures of all of the items so you had a good idea of what to get. My husband had the Mangonada Queen. Of course I tried it. It was sweet, but not overly sweet. Very refreshing and crisp. Then you hit that chili and it's like a sudden kick; in a good way though. There was a bunch of mango in it so it was a drink and sweet snack.I had the Gloria. This drink was very sweet and decadent. I wasn't able to finish the entire thing because it was so sweet, but it was delicious. I highly recommend it. The listed ingredients contain eggnog and sweetened milk. That's where the sweetness comes from. The nutmeg in the egg nog complimented the drink so well. My favorite part was eating the fresh strawberries and bananas that had been soaking in the slushy sweetness. Sooo good...They were pretty busy when I was there and the staff was hustling. They were very friendly and answered questions. I love how authentic the place looked. Very similar to a building you would see in Mexico. Kind of took me back to the days when it was safe to travel.I'm so happy that as a Yelp Elite I was able to learn about this place. If I weren't an elite, I probably would have never learned about this gem!

So u guys I found an ant in my ice cream ew I feel like throwing bc I think ate one I'm not sure if was but it was crunchy tbh so yea

This Mexican ice cream shop is a must-visit! Their ice cream is simply delicious--creamy, flavorful, and with a wonderful variety of authentic Mexican flavors. Highly recommend stopping by for a sweet treat!