Las Fridas

This place was a cute and small with great choices for snacks or dessert. They have elote when youre craving it, which i havent seen too much in the area. I ordered a refreshing watermelon drink. It was so yummy! I would stop by again for a quick bite to eat.

We came here on a Saturday evening for ice cream.The wait for getting our order was long. It probably took us 20 minutes to just get ice cream and a mangonada. I did not anticipate the long wait. Perhaps they are short staffed but dang, long time just for a snack. The ice cream was from cascade glacier I think. It was average ice cream. Their selection of ice cream had all the classic ice cream flavors. There was nothing exciting or Mexican inspired.The mangonada was fine. I like mangos and I like tamarind. There was a lot of chamoy which was hard to finish at the end. It was a bit pricey for what it was. The decor was nice and fun. The people working there were nice. Would I go again? Probably not. Not worth the drive or the wait.

Let's talk about drinks. Nothing especial. Average size and taste. Service is so slow. It took them almost 20-25 minutes to serve our order of four things. Ambience is ok. In my opinion it could be a hang out place for kids but if you are looking for taste then it is not

It took me a awhile to work up the nerve to visit Las Fridas. The shop sits in a strip mall with a busy parking lot and a notoriously transient vibe. But eventually I couldn't say "no" to the pull of Mexican street food-inspired snacks and desserts.The first thing I ordered was the Dulce Conchita, a beautifully purple-hued pan dulce filled with Nutella, strawberries, and whipped cream. This combination is dynamite! This will forever be my go-to sweet at this shop. I also ordered a mango on a stick. They put it in a styrofoam container to make it easier to carry if you take it to-go. The mango wasn't quite ripe but that didn't stop me from eating all of it. I really missed these and they're not easy to find (cries in Californian). I look forward to the season for them so that I can get a fully ripe one.On a subsequent visit, my husband got the novel pepihuate: a cucumber halved, seeded, and filled with peanuts, chamoy, lime sorbet, and Tajín. I know he liked it because he offered one bite and then it disappeared. On that visit I tried the chilaquiles (which were in a cup and a snack item, not a breakfast item). Next time I will try one of their fruit bowls topped with whipped cream and chocolate sauce, or a mangonada. I noted that they have various savory snacks as well. The people in the store are always nice and friendly, and I haven't had a problem with parking in the parking lot or the many characters that hang out around this area downtown. If you're concerned about parking in the lot, there is plenty of street parking along Colby. And if you'd like to stay home, you can order via app. But please order. I hope these folks stay in business for a long time.

The inside of this business is gorgeous. I love the artwork on the walls, props to the artist. Absolutely phenomenal! As for the food it's pretty decent. I enjoyed the Lime ice cream. Very good. It would be cool if they added more variety of ice creams. Maybe some flavors that are not as common like cajeta ice cream or guava. My biggest complaint is just how long it took to get my order. The line wasn't too long and I spent around 25 minutes waiting for ice cream and a licuado.

The mangonada was perfect! The sweetness of the mango and the spicy tartness of tajin has to be one of my favorite flavor pairings, and they got it down just right! I would recommend getting one and sharing, but if you are determined enough, you can definitely devour one on your own Also ordered a horchata, which was great as well, not too sweet and just enough cinnamon. This was the perfect place to satiate my Mexican dessert cravings!

Repeat customer on a weekly basis. Always so good. Never disappointed. Ever. You won't be either.

Been here twice. Do not judge the area or the people who hangout in this parking lot for the quality of this place. The inside is gorgeous and colorful. They have a mural on the wall. They sell handmade dolls as well. They had everything the first time I went, and I got the esquites, the horchata, and then mango on a stick (my boyfriend didn't want it on a stick he wanted it in a cup). The presentation was on point, although very sweet and not in my diet, well worth it! The most recent time I went, they were out of the corn so we got some sort of chip thing with fruit and Nicola and pork rinds and peanuts, it was nottttt my thing but did have good flavor

This place is an amazing dessert and snack location. One of my favorite places in Everett! The staff is always so nice and friendly and the place is decorated beautifully. The food and drinks are all delicious I love trying new things every time I go!

The service is very quick for how elaborate and great quality the food and desserts are that they make! The desserts at Las Fridays are some of my favorite, always fresh and refreshing, with lots of options for chocolate and fruit lovers. Very beautiful and elaborate drinks, smoothies, and milkshakes to have with your food or dessert. One of my favorite places to go as the menu is huge with tons of options that never disappoint! Also has amazing artwork and good music. You're missing out on a gem if you don't check this place out!