First off: it's located on the corner of Antilley Rd and Buffalo Gap. 2 yellow trailers--you can't…read moremiss them! Apple maps has an old location (Ridgemont which is wrong) and their fb mentions both "by Lowe's" (which is wrong) and the Antilley-Buff Gap location. Prices are reasonable. Ice cream isn't worth getting as it's a minuscule amount and is at the bottom instead of between layers of ice. The shaved ice is smoother than a typical snow cone but chunkier than a traditional New Orleans snow ball. I grew up with traditional snow balls, and this doesn't compete but satisfying on hot days nevertheless. There are tables in the shade. Definitely worth going to for a sweet cold treat on hot days! And overall a benefit to the local community.

Best shaved ice EVER. Such soft ice and so inexpensive…read more We will definitely be back very often

super clean. so many flavors, including fruit flavors with no added sugars- perfect for toddlers :)…read moreemployees were kind!

AM Donuts has always been the best in Abilene. Sadly, George has passed away, and now his wife runs…read moreit. I always go on Friday, Saturday or Sunday, because that's the only time they serve all three different fritters. Apple fritters, Cherry fritters, Blueberry fritters! Oh my! Just the thought makes me hungry! Blueberry is definitely my favorite. Donuts aren't exactly on my diet anymore, but I still stop once in a while! I guess I should mention they also have a huge selection of other donuts, and all sorts of different breakfast sandwiches and snacks. AM, here we come!

Awesome little donut shop and a great breakfast sandwich. Super friendly folks running this…read moreplace. Smiling and friendly! And very reasonable prices. 2 donuts, a cinnamon roll, donut centers with chocolate and a breakfast sandwich of sausage and eggs on a croissant that was super fresh. All for under $15 including leaving a tip!

I wanted to give more than just an average Joe 3 stars just because of the cool specialty pie…read moreconcept (and cool name and play on words!). A friend and I just happened upon this shop because we were in the shopping plaza going to H&H Beverages (ABC liquor store). The pie shop itself happened to be closed but we discovered a self serve pie and goodie vending machine right outside the shop front entrance and wandered over to check it out. Pretty darn cool concept! The vending machine takes credit card payments and there were a lot of different pie options to choose from - so kudos to them for keeping a well stocked machine after hours. There are various pie slice flavors, 6" small whole pies and also what they call "pie-faits" (get it? a play on the word "parfait") - little dessert cups (basically deconstructed pies in a jar with a lid). I posted a bunch of pics and a couple vids so check them out. We ended up ordering 2 pie slices - Key Lime and Milk and Cookies. Prices for slices were a tad high but we figured what the heck, we'll splurge for fresh homemade pie. We liked the Key Lime pie slice - very tart, tangy and creamy. But we didn't like so much the Milk and Cookies pie slice - when we dug into it, it was mostly all pie crust and pie topping and not much actual pie filling - also was way too sweet (probably due to the slice being all crust and topping) - disappointing especially for how much we paid for the slice WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THE MILK AND COOKIES PIE. We peered through the front window into the shop - it looked quaint and basic - a tiny little place - an ordering counter, pie display case and a couple of tables and chairs. That was about it. Not really the kind of ambience that would cause me to stay, sit and eat there honestly. The shopping center was old and tired and seemed a bit run down with vacant shops and not much going on. From the main road (Rebecca Ln) you can't even see the shop signage so unless you knew about this place, you would never know it was here driving by (not even with their truck parked near the street) - which is unfortunate for them. In the end, bottom line, I don't think it's a place I would go out of my way to seek out or frequent. It was a cool novelty stop-in-and-try-once kind of place (and only because it caught our eye when we were at the liquor store) but given the high cost of a slice and not being absolutely blown away by what we ordered, not really worth a second look imo. :(

Recently tried Life of Pie and was not disappointed. The pies were amazing. We tried the chocolate…read morebuttermilk pie and the peanut butter chocolate chip pie (one of the pies of the week). We ate the chocolate one cold and it was good but I think it would have been better heated up a little bit. The star was the peanut butter pie. Service was prompt and helpful. Shop was so cute. We will be back.

Was a nice brunch location, good selections, and was enjoyed by my party. Was 4 of ys and we all…read moregot different selections and everyone was pleased with their selections.

Cozy and quaint yet such a popular spot! For a good reason too! The food is genuinely fresh, yummy!…read moreFeels like going to your grandmother's house! You'll receive a warm smile when you walk in and when they drop your food off at your table. Fresh bread, veggies, fruit! It felt so peaceful in there. Genuinely such a gem. Quality and quantity of the food was perfect. Open on Saturdays as well so it's perfect for a lunch in between thrifting or checking out local shops. I will say there is a similar concept down the street, but I must emphasize that STK won me over. Will happily be back soon!

I love ur snow cones there the best.. Ur snow cones are…read moredelicious and good I wish I could work there how old do u have to be ti work there I'm 13 fixing to be 14 in a week I was worried if I could work there if not ok and I go to home

Nana who works the stand usually is the best. She is always so kind and sweet plus she remembers my…read moredaughter Lily who is 5 and Lily loves that . The snowcones are always so good and refreshing, the crackers she makes are so good too! Im sad they will be closed for the winter but cant wait to go back to them in March. Thank you Nana for all the snowcones and memories this summer! James Family, Nick, Micki and Lily. #Snowcones #Memories #Summer #Family #Nana If you want a good snowcones in town go to Nana on S. 27th street, you won't be disappointed.

Something kinda went wrong the first time we wanted to enjoy this restaurant. There was scaffolding…read moreand work maybe indicating that the business had gone out of business. And yet so many months later. Poof there it is . Ready to serve Reuben sandwich and other things. Order at the counter and the food is delivered: Dining consists of a variety of seating options including table and lounge. My first picture image is at 12.33 Next shows drinks at 12:41 Lunch arrived at 12:47. Moderately respectable. My lunch was scooped. Dads was cooked.

The owner was super friendly and seemed to genuinely love people and cooking. We got a wide variety…read moreof food; tea sandwiches, turkey melts, lemon blueberry pancakes, a Ruben and a small fruit board. All of it was simple and tasty! Great pairings with cheese and fruits and the pancakes were so big that pretty much everyone in our party of 7 had some! A cute, tiny little restaurant. Very clean, you can even see them prepping your food!

I have to admit that I had very little experience with Gelato before Gus's, but I've yet to have…read moreanother gelato I've like more. Their flavors rotate weekly but they announce them ahead of time. Make sure to keep up with them especially if they have sea salt vanilla or espresso.

I just had the raspberry sorbet and it was delicious! The perfect mix of tart and sweet. I couldn't…read morestop eating it! You definitely need to try this place out.