Mis Antojitos

The environment, the ladies working the register and the treats are all amazing. The variety is awesome for when you need a little treat but aren't quite sure of what.

First time ever having corn in this fashion. But it won't be the last. What a delicious treat this was. The corn was crunchy and the Takis were tangy a perfect mixture for a snack. I'm sad u never have had this before today. The restaurant was interesting. Looks like most of the decorations and furniture was hand made from repurposed materials. Which is awesome.

The ceviche is AMAZING and the cost makes it even better. I wasn't a fan on their esquite. It was made with canned corn and it tasted like they didn't bother rinsing it. So I just stick with the elote and it is amazing! We go about once a week!

This place has everything you need for a snack, and I've been heralded as a hero whenever I bring home one of their ice cream creations.

Bruuuuh this place is legit. Walked by cause I was in the little strip mall (which is like... shockingly cool?). Popped in to see what the place was about and it was super clean, bright with some cool little murals and paintings on the walls, peeped the menu (¡todo en español!) and heard the news on in Spanish, saw they had frozen bananas (were sold out... but there's always money in the frozen banana [stand]), and various juices and that street food with the small bag of chips split open and piled with awesome stuff (tostilocos). Tight. Went to order with the cat at the register. His name is Josue. We chatted for a bit, he got me an orange juice (jugo de naranja). Watched him squeeze a solid 10 oranges into my cup. Cost $5.50 for 16 complete ounces of freshly squeezed orange juice. Totally worth it. So fresh, so good. Josue told me they exist primarily to serve the Hispanic and latinx communities, which is evident throughout the space. But damn did I feel right at home here as a non-Hispanic person. My Spanish is like... can survive in Spanish speaking country but definitely not fluent level. So I probably could've ordered fine if someone who didn't speak English was at the counter, but I have every feeling they'd take care of me even if I didn't speak any Spanish what so ever. So friendly. Maybe they'll suffer through my terrible attempts to speak Spanish and help me get better. For real though, place reminded me of Mexico. So awesome. I'll come here and give these folks my money whenever I'm in the area.

Their mangonadas are pretty good. Mangoes could be chunkier, bigger. Nice staff very friendly and they like to get the order right.

Fuck this place they're rude and I waited for 30min for my order and nothing they just told me they ran out and gave me my money back

What better day than 4/20 to try Mis Anotjitos. We ordered a duro, duro elote, and 2 mangonada blends.The mangonada blend has delicious mango chunks, a banderilla, cacahuates, and topped with candy spaghetti. It's a lot! Next time I'll be good with a regular mangonada but it was a special occasion. The duro and duro elote were both a lot of toppings of lettuce and tomato and not enough duros to scoop it with. Plus the durito wheels were rather small so I definitely needed more. My elote was smaller and unfortunately lacked the flavor I really craved. A tip for the elote when ordering to go is to not forget to add your own sauces and chili powder at the counter because it will not come loaded up. Two larger groups ordered in front of us and we were quoted at 10 minutes but it ended up being more than 25 minutes. They apologized and were very sweet though. With the wait and drive home my duros turned a bit soggy so next time I would just eat here, it's nice and spacious inside anyway.

If you are crave Mexican snack this is your place! It has all types of snacks ! The one I love the most is tosti esquite but all is

the best antojitos spot around. the esquite is always good, staff is kind, and place has lots of seating.