Chile and Lime

Fruit is fresh. Yummy treats. Just be aware its cash only. Great find!
Mango Nevado was ridiculousy yummy and I don’t even like mango. Must try at least once.

Was so excited to have found this place by where I live. I’m always down for some fruit or yummy aguas. Well I bought the fresas con crema and it was frozen solid on the bottom. Wasn’t fresh like I would have liked. And I couldn’t believe it was 5 bucks! My husband bought some mango drink with tamarindo candy in it. He loved it. Probably won’t be getting the same thing IF I go back. I think that’s a little pricey for what I got.

This is for the Bissonnet location** Definitely a huge language barrier if you do not know spanish but I manage with my elementary spanish to convey what I wanted. The lady working the counter was super sweet to us. I really really love the elote here!

This place hits the spot for those mexican cravings I get from time to time. The place itself is nice, staff is ok, and food is good. I don’t like that there is only a few tables and chairs (never find a seat). Worst part is it’s cash only!
But overall it’s not bad and the food is delish! Oh yeah it’s in the hood though so don’t be surprised where you end up haha

Chile and Lime on West Bellfort!
although the snacks were not bad the owner was horrible and very rude. we had pretty simple questions like what all did he sell and he had an attitude as if he was annoyed because we didn’t already know. after getting our stuff we sat down to enjoy our food and snow cones my sister in law got up like 2 times to put less than a spoon full of chile powder on her snow cone because she wanted to see how they tasted because she had never had different kinds when she got up the third time the tray was gone. the owner hid the tray, which was extremely rude of him. when she asked were it was he gave her an attitude and said she needed to pay for it. which to a certain extent we understand. all in total she only had a spoon full of chile powder and he charged 50 cents which in every place we have ever been it’s always free or they at least give you more than a spoon full! on top of that he laughed because she asked what he said because she doesn’t speak spanish, which was also very rude. all of that could have been avoided by simply telling us that it was extra charge. we have no problem with that. a little curtesy can go a long way. we will never go back and we recommend you don’t either! it was a terrible experience, never again!

My husband, my little girl, and I visited this place today on a mission to find a place that makes Corn in a Cup as good as Mr. Corn in my hometown of Laredo, Tx. This is definitely a snack shop, they offer Frito pie, nachos, fruit cups with chile and lime, paletas, ice cream, and various concoctions with chamoy. The large corn is 3.75, the small is 2.75. The place is clean, the staff is friendly, and we were overall pleased with the food. Our 4 yr. old ate every bit of her Frito pie (it was her first Frito pie ever). I’m guessing she is hooked now! My husband said he thought the corn was spot on just as good as the corn we’re used to. I have to agree that everything was right about it too, but felt like something may have been lacking. That thing however may just have been that it didn’t come from Laredo. I’m going to keep looking, but this just may be the place for us in Houston.

Excellent Mexican botanas and golosinas (snacks)!!! The owners are an awesome Monterrey couple. They have a great variety of snacks such as corn in a cup, nachos, COCHITAS, ice cream, chamoyadas (strawberry, mango, etc), fruit with chile, raspas, etc, etc, etc. Reminds me of the corner snack shops in Mexico. My students told me about this place and I am so glad they did. DELISH!!!
Warning: it is in the hood so be cautious!