La Michoacana

The frozen treats here are so good! The little ones and I stopped by on a super hot day to have some yummy treats. This looks like a pretty standard ice cream shop... there is a freezer with lots of ice cream and popsicle flavors. There is a random kiosk type area in the corner with a gentleman selling phone accessories, but he was super nice, even pointing out where the flavor menus were when I overcooked them. It also connects to the bakery next store, but we didn't have a chance to go in this time.The place is a bit loud when it gets crowded, so we kind of had to yell to the lady dishing up the ice cream. After we got our ice creams all paid for, we had a seat to eat. There are only a small handful of tables and a few chairs, but we were able to snag one. The coffee paleta had almond and chocolate and was soooooo good! It was creamy and flavorful and I loved the crunchy almonds. My kids both loved their treats too. All three treats came to $10, which is great, especially compared to some other local places. We generally spend around $24 at the local frozen yogurt place, so this was a steal.We will be back VERY soon.

The Ice cream was delicious. All the items that we purchased were very fresh. The server was very professional kind and caring. I highly recommend this establishment.

*First time experience at La Michoacana* This was my first time being introduced to La Michoacana, not knowing what to expect inside! This store just looks like another ice cream bar inside, but has the most unique variety of ice cream and sherbet. I'd say there are about 30 different flavors, excluding the fresh popsicles! Some of the ice cream flavors are also boozy and require ID to taste. They have all of the traditional flavors you would find at another ice cream stop, but other flavors include dried fruits and nut varieties. The servers inside speak spanish and english.

This restaurant is a fantastic authentic Mexican restaurant located near Chester, Virginia. Ran by a Mexican family, there are tons of delicious traditional Mexican snacks and desserts that can be bought. There is also a bakery where you can purchase traditional Mexican baked goods. My friends who are Mexican both enjoyed an Esquite (which is essentially an elote in a cup). I enjoyed a delicious Mangonada while my husband had a coconut popsicle. All of this was so refreshing post hike at the James river walkway on a hot sunny day. The service was very quick although the restaurant was very busy. The vibes were also amazing and there was many diverse groups who came to the restaurant. If I'm back in this area I will definitely be returning.

This isn't the best Michoacána but it's the only one on this side of town. There's one much better in the near west end. The frozen strawberry and cream was ok and the staff people weren't very helpful nor welcoming. I was definitely disappointed. They have a large array of flavors and drinks. Something for everyone if you're willing to try.

Reaaaaaalllllly good ice cream. Interesting flavors. Hope to try more. I had the mango and chili and blackberry and queso. My mother had the pinion (pine nut. All were amazing. And I'd love to try their tostiloco sometime.

La Neveria Michoacana is worth going out of the way for when you're in need of a sweet treat! From fruity and tangy to smooth and creamy, they have a variety of flavors to suit anyone's cravings. The ice cream itself is thick, with a nice pull to it. I particularly enjoy their fruit flavors because they actually taste like the real deal since they are packed with so much fruit. They also serve homemade popsicles and savory snacks.I really enjoy their mangonada, which has their mango ice cream topped with fresh mango and tangy chimoy. You can actually see the mango fibers in the ice cream, the fresh mango on top has always been very ripe, and their chamoy isn't too syrupy or gnawingly sweet. It's downright addicting and the best mangonada I've had!

Hidden gem! I have been looking for places that serve mangonada and elote and this was it. My sister pointed me in the right direction. It is located in a small strip. Their sign was not visible from the road, I could have easily missed it. It was just a white sign that needs replacement. I was immediately greeted upon entering. I told the employee my order and waited for it to be made. I ordered 2 elotes (one in a cup & one cob) and one mangonada. As I waited, I browsed their selection of ice cream and popsicles. Their popsicle selection looked so good, beyond good actually. They were only $2 I believe.I received my order and paid which was about $11+. The elotes were nice and warm. They were so good. The cob was seasoned perfectly. The cup version however seemed to have more of the sauce and not enough of the chili seasoning to add in a little kick. As you eat the cup version, it will tend to get watery from the corn when you get to the bottom. If you want a mess free experience, I suggest getting it in the cup though. Regardless, I liked both a lot! I enjoyed the mangonada, I'm a huge fan of sweet and spicy flavors and it hit the spot. I am already planning my next visit and hoping to explore the bakery next door.

This is a great shop! We stopped in for ice cream while visiting the area and I'd definitely go out of my way to go back. The options and selection are incredible, so many delicious flavors to choose from! The ones we ended up picking were amazing, smooth and creamy. And the portion is substantial, especially considering how reasonably priced it was.

Definately NEVER coming here again -10 from me I ordered dorilocos that was literally a soup of chamoy no tomatoes corn onion or mayo or sourcream pure chamoy and tajin with some strands of repollo so disgusted just go to the midlothian dont waste your time they dont even have elotes or esquites I shoulda left when she told me that never again!!!