Mr. Sebas

As soon as you walk in the aroma of bakes goods is in the air. The atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. Very homey. The, shakes and ice creams taste good, but not the mangonada smoothie. A nice place for a family outing. The service is also slow.

I had high expectations of this place. I guess being in a historic building, I was expecting a different vibe. When I entered, it was nearly empty. There were 2 others eating and one server that I could see.I received a feigned welcome as I stepped up to the ice cream case. There were about 20 choices or so. Most of the usual flavors. I tried their butter pecan. Not bad. It's a bit sweet and a bit salty. I got a single, which was two small scoops. A nice size. However, I felt it a bit pricey at almost $5.00. There was virtually no ambiance as it was too quiet. A little music would have helped. It was a bit dark inside and could have used a bit more lighting.In addition to ice cream they offer some baked goods and I think they make cakes too.

Nice atmosphere with good ice cream. Kids enjoyed looking around at the cool decorations while we cooled off from waking through downtown.

Mr sebas is a very interesting location.The inside space has a great paint job with dripping chocolate running down the top of the walls, several comfy seating areas, and plenty of space. The ordering experience left a lot to be desired. The menu moved to fast between videos, pictures of food, and the actual menu items. It made it difficult to see what was actually being offered and what the price would be. Some of the pre-made desserts/dishes looked to have been there a while. I ended up getting a strawberries and cream ice cream in a cup which had an overly artificial flavor to it.

We came by to try the ice cream. It is a large shop with a lot of seating inside. They have many different frozen treats. We stuck with the original Sundea with chocolate syrup as they do not have hot fudge. We also had a coffee milk shake. The milk shake was good the sundae it was fair, disappointed they did not have hot fudge. We also found it strange not to see prices on the menu board. Our total was 10.50.We will try the homemade popsicles next time.

I love this place, specifically for the coconut ice cream bars and the Mexican snacks! I used to get coconut ice cream bars just like theirs in El Paso, so I was really excited when I found them. They make the ice cream in house (and the bars, too) - it's creamy and perfectly sweet without being too sweet, so you can actually finish the whole thing. If I'm feeling really decadent, I get the bar dipped in chocolate! So good. The coconut ice cream has actual shreds of coconut in it, which is my favorite part. I just tried the chamoy ice cream this week and it was SO GOOD! Excellent flavor and still a sweet treat. I was really impressed.The staff is super nice, the prices are reasonable, and they have all the different Takis & Mexican candy your heart desires. Check them out

This is my second time here and I adore this place. The location is in the historic part of plant city easy to get to. They have a approximately 16 flavors of icecream which is home made so the authenticity of the ice cream is sooooo delicious. There's a few food items as well but the ice ream is the best. Mouth watering as I stood in line. I got a few ice pops to go. A must try place! Enjoy!

Great place to grab a quick snack I enjoyed the ice cream the appear to be owned by local Spanish family

I've just left this establishment after waiting more than 10-15mins to get service. No one ever tried to take my order, couple of the employees in the back kept poking their head out but just stared at me. I wouldn't recommend to anyone trying to get a quick snack.

My daughter pointed out this cute little place after school walking around plant city. I ordered mint chocolate chip. My daughter ordered strawberry. She said it's the best strawberry ice cream she's ever tasted.