Paleteria San Antonio

Place is super small with only one table, plan to take to go or eat outside. I was let down by this place. I got a watermelon, strawberry lime, and bubble gum. All were lacking in flavor. The strawberry lime was way too tarte. The bubblegum tasted like sweet milk, could hardly taste any bubble gum flavor. The watermelon was meh. Maybe it was the flavors we got, but I just wasn't impressed.

Yummy way to cool off. Here is what we had and loved Mangolanda, pecan and frutty pebbles. These are inexpensive and great! They also have drip proof holders for the kiddos.

This was our first experience with Paletas, and they were quite tasty. It was a bit difficult to find the place at first, but we were treated to a wonderful cold dessert on a hot day once we did. There weren't a lot of seats just outside the building, but there were plenty of areas to rest a bit further away.You can see more of our experience on our YouTube travel channel: https://youtu.be/yEvVsg8rpy4

Pistachio paleta dipped in chocolate was good. not a whole lot of choices but worth a visit if you're in the area!

There are SO many cool finds in the #Hemisfair like this paleta place called Paleteria San Antonio. As soon as we exited the garage and sauntered onto the plaza, we were immediately captivated by this bright signage. My girls love a good paleta (popsicle) and it was certainly a warm day. I promised them we would try it after we finished a tour of the Magik Theatre. It's a small store front & I imagine it can be quite tight in those busy hot summer days! There are 16 different flavors available at any given time. But that's not all! They have SA staples such as mangonada cups, cucumber or fruit cups where you can add tajin, chamomile, etc, hot Cheetos with cheese, caramel apples and some clothing. The prices are very reasonable and everything tasted fresh! I tried the watermelon paleta and it was so good! I didn't get a chance to try the cookies n creme paleta as the 12 y/o devoured it so quickly lol. I foresee us coming here each time we visit the Hemisfair. #PaletaSA

We found this place on the recommendation of our Airbnb. So we came here with a preconception that it would be thick, creamy Mexican ice cream. But this cute little shop in the park sells popsicles. We got a watermelon popsicle which was delicious and refreshing. We also got a coconut bar which was creamy, but also bitter. So not a fan of this one.

I definitely want to come back and try the Oreo one! I was visiting town and found this place on maps. Came here for a sweet treat after dinner and this popsicle definitely tasted like a bowl of cereal and milk. It was good and the lady working was nice.

Paleteria is everything South Texas is about. Fresh. Natural. All the flavors that take you bake to your childhood, or that you've grown to love in adulthood.They have sweet, tart, fruity, nutty, creamy, citrus, truly something for everyone!I love taking my kids to get paletas whenever we go downtown. And they are perfect on a hot sunny day walking around the Hemisfair.Oh, and the coconut, has actual coconut shreds! So yummy!

At first they were out of everything but pecan. I was told by the friendly workers to come back in 5 minutes and they would be restocked. I was expecting maybe 4 or 5 additional flavors. Instead there was a whole lot more to chose from! Cute vibes especially outside there's great seating options In the park too under the green arches for shade! Loved my mangonada flavor it was super fresh and unique that I could add tajin and chamoy on top not just mixed in.

Fun option for dessert. We got the milk option bars- chocolate, pistachio- and they were good.