Que Mango

Really love the dessert here. It’s fresh and yummy. Place is clean and staffs are friendly. Highly recommended!

Most of the staff acknowledges my usual visits and that makes me feel like at least they recognize my face. They’re polite and make the effort to provide their best customer service. The snacks are tasty… I’m still trying their menu options.

Several delightful treats for the family in this place. The fruit is always fresh, and the staff keep this place clean, even at their busiest hour. I wish they had more ice cream selection, but it does its job. Great service in English and Spanish!

I really wanted to like this place but after giving it a third chance, it didn’t fail to disappoint, yet again. The first time I went, I ordered tostitos locos, a favorite of mine. I was left truly disappointed, but thought it was just of matter of taste. I decided to give Que Mango another shot and tried the very hyped up mangoniada, but I couldn’t even push myself to finish it because it was both bad to my tastebuds and stomach. After only a couple of forced sips, my stomach burned and I was left never wanting to return. A little more than I year later I decided to give this place another try and ordered a simple limon raspado. I thought «Third times a charm. I’ll play it safe and order a raspado, for sure it’s gonna be delicious». However I was once again fooled by the thought of a deliciously cold treat for the 100+ weather outside and couldn’t even down the horribly sweet and artificial mess found in that poor unknowing plastic cup. The only reasons why I give this place 2 stars is because the people who work there are super friendly, they have a nice selection of chips and candy, and the place looks nice.

Refreshing when in the mood for a fresh snack on the healthier side, I order the fruit salad and the jugos naturales. My girls order the not so healthy Mexican type snacks like churros Locos, ice cream, and the alocada, filled with cucumber, cueritos, mango, chile, lime, Tostitos, cacahuates japones, churros and bits of candied tamarindo, mmmm. There is something for everyone.
Yes, the local was a Juice it Up, but the owners gave it a Mexican flare that seems to be doing well.

Ok so maybe I was expecting an authentic raspado and was sadly disappointed. It is like a low budget Jamba Juice. I am sorry to say. I was hyping up the raspados we have in my area and in Los Angeles to my friend. So when we got our drinks «hearbreak» I guess my quest for a good raspado is on going in this neck of the woods.

Somewhat your typical mexican fruit place. I came here mainly for the mangoneada. Though I’ve had better, the ones in this place was pretty good.

The most refreshing place to stop in the Coachella Valley. Their fruit slushes and desserts are the best. Service and atmosphere is also great. A must stop if your in the area.