I never knew this place existed until recently and checked it out. They're located in the corner of…read morethe plaza, and can be easy to miss. There's a large shared parking lot, though there's a steep incline going up to and down from the lot from the street. Walking in, we were immediately greeted and self-identified as first-time visitors. We were given a quick tour of the place, where they made their chocolate by hand and their current selections of chocolate bars, toffee barks, and truffles. I particularly enjoyed the opportunity to try the different intensities of chocolate bits they had available as samples. Ranging from 50% to 100%, my personal favorite was the 90%. We ended up getting 2 mint truffles, 2 coffee truffles, and a small bag of toffee bark for $16 + tax. They don't taste too bad with a glass of wine we had later that day, though they weren't our favorite chocolates. Overall, this chocolate factory is still worth a stop in to check out the chocolate making process, by which they still use direct-sourced cocao beans from Ecuador. They are under new ownership, yet they plan to begin offering wine pairings and couples nights in Summer 2026.

Their hours say open to 8pm on Saturday. I came by around 7pm and they were closed. I even called…read moretheir phone number. This was out of the way for me. So I was disappointed but I just learned about them and was hoping to try their chocolates. I hope they are open the next time I come. I'll try to get there earlier in the afternoon. Please update your store hours.

Wow, this place is amazing! We have been meaning to come here for months. Now I am mad that I could…read morehave been enjoying the best ice cream in round rock for a while now! The ladies at the counter are so sweet and helpful too! Great take home stuff also! Like a kid in an ice cream store!

Lovely shop/cool decor with very kind people :) my fav popsicle is the mango chamoy one, but there…read moreare endless options that go far beyond the paletas

Owners were so sweet, food was a treat! Croissant kolache was phenomenal. Give them a try, you…read morewon't regret it :) Huge menu selection

I LOVE this place! Such lovely owners, has the BEST kolaches in town, and great environment for…read morestudents to study or just hangout.

Tiff's Treats it's like a staple and must have! The warm cookies that melt in your mouth makes them…read moreperfect. I have had cookies delivered to me and I like to send my friends/family cookies. They offer special occasions boxes with a balloon to even delivering cookies with Kendra Scott jewelry. It's a perfect gift for those who have a sweet tooth or to cheer up somebody, They deliver their cookies warm and ready to be devoured so I'm glad they have a location in this area. You can also order online to pick up in store. I am always greeted with the smell of warm cookies and friendly faces when I go to this location. I have had a sweet tooth lately so I ordered cookies to try the Baked by Melissa bite size cupcakes. Delivery was smooth. As always, the cookies arrived warm and splendid. The cupcakes were cold which was as expected. Be sure to place them in the freezer if you don't finish it to keep them fresh. All of the cupcakes were outstanding and I loved the various flavors. Good idea that they did a collab with them. So good! If you have not tried Tiff's Treats, please do! They have delicious and fresh cookies.

I received a terrible customer service Saturday night from an employee. Don't expect a response…read morefrom their complaint email. I sent 2 email complaints in same night and I have not received any response from any of those tiffs emails.

The place to be at on a hot day! You never have to wait very long for a nice sweet treat. I tried…read morethe strawberry cheesecake and it was really refreshing and creamy. Jesus and Dulce are the best !

Cash only!!! These are probably some of the best shaved ice I've had. They have NATURAL flavoring…read moreoptions which is all I look for, their elote in a cup is soo good as well! I went back the next day and plan on going many more times this summer. I usually go around 5pm during weekday and it's not super busy. Service is nice and fast, they also have umbrellas you can borrow while you wait outside. It's so nice!

Was very happy to see a Puerto Rican shop and Food Truck in Austin. However, after our first visit,…read moreI don't have the motivation to return, unfortunately. I'll explain. To be fair, upon our initial visit, we were informed that since they had just returned from vacation, they were working on restocking their shelves. So they weren't fully stocked. But overall, it seems like they're only equipped to carry dry pantry items. Mostly Goya brand items, but no gandules at the time of our visit. They also have a lot of frozen goods, and lots of candy from the Island, and some popular pastries to enjoy. It would be great if they carried fresh Puerto Rican produce such as Vianda, Culantro, Plátanos, etc, (even though there is definitely an understanding that some of those items are extremely difficult to find in Texas altogether). Finding them and then ordering and delivering them to the store could end up being very costly to consumers and also there is a risk of the produce losing quality on their travel to the shop. Now, the food. We only ordered their Asopado de camarones (asopao). This is supposed to be a thick-like soupy rice with shrimp. This is a very special and popular dish among Puerto Ricans. Their version of Asopao was lacking the authentic flavor that is to be expected. Based on their soup, it seems unlikely that they used fresh ingredients. Very few pieces of potato and a few baby carrots, but no celery or fresh onions at the very least. The flavor, mainly, is supposed to come from the broth that is made using the removed shrimp tail/skin. The shrimp tail is supposed to be removed, because it is used to make the broth. They served the shrimp with the tail. Essentially what they served was asopado con camarones, and not Asopao de camarones. There is a difference. This review is not a cooking lesson, so I'll spare the details. We want to fully support a Puerto Rican shop, and we would love to try their other dishes. Based on our first experience, there is definitely a lot of room for improvement. We look forward to another opportunity to try them out. The people were very friendly and serviceable, as is to be expected. There is also a sense of being at home. The atmosphere is welcoming and warm. Oh, and yes, we are Puerto Ricans.

This is such a lovely, little Puerto Rican store. I visited for the first time yesterday, and the…read morelady working there was so friendly and inviting. She was just a genuinely nice person, and was very helpful explaining things to me even though I don't speak much Spanish. She showed me the food truck & picnic table area in the back that I didn't even know was there. She said they have live music sometimes. I'd already eaten lunch, so I didn't get to try the food truck. I'll be back for that though! The store is small but has some great items. I purchased some Pan Sobao, a sweet bread (not sure the name but it came with a side of powdered sugar), some hot sauce, and fresh Sofrito. I'd heard of Sofrito but am not too familiar with how to use it. She explained to me how to use it in cooking a variety of dishes. The breads were both exceptionally delicious! I haven't used the Sofrito yet but it smells SO good and looks so fresh. I'm really glad I stumbled across this store and can support a friendly, local business. I'll be back soon to try to food truck, try new things, and buy more bread!

Love this place so much! The lines can sometimes get long, but that's to be expected with great…read morefood, treats, and service.

Hakuna Matata... what a wonderful phrase... It means no worries... as I scarf down these calories!!…read moreLiterally saw this gem and drove 15 mins out of my way to come into town and see what this place was about. I asked the man at the front if this is family owned and he said that he ran this place with his wife.. it's just them! When I drove up I saw two cars waiting.. it does take a little time to get your food.. please known it is because it is just them fixing everything one by one. You can tell when you receive your goodies that they really put a lot of effort into everything they give you. And you can definitely tell! I ordered the dorilocos and the Jumex preparada. Holy Chamoy!!! AMAZING! Dorilocos has cabbage, cucumber, chile, tamarindo, Jamaica, and of course the doritos! (I'm missing something) I didn't want it to end..Delicioso! The Jumex had strawberries, apples, jamaica, mango, cantaloupe with Chamoy and tamarindo.. your choice of Jumex. The owner even gave me a taste of the strawberries and cream desert they had! It was also AMAZING! Please don't forget about these hidden gems as you're passing through. Many times they are the best! Spread the word!

I SnoCool! Their snoballs are sooo tasty and refreshing! I love to go there, grab a nectar…read moresnoball, take a seat under the trees and chill...literally. The SnoCool stand is inside an adorable Shasta trailer in the Rock House food truck park at 4 points. The owners (cute couple!) are from New Orleans and their snoballs are the real thing, just like the ones I grew up loving. They are the smoothest and tastiest way to cool off I can think of AND they have nectar, the best flavor ever! Oh, and their prices are way better than other places around here too. Hey, y'all, it's summer and it's hot so do what I used to do growing up in New Orleans...go get yourself a tasty cup of heaven!

Great place to stop for sno cones. The trailer is super cute and it offers a large variety of…read moreflavors and sizes. The orange dream-sickle and key lime flavors were ready good with cream! They also offer additional, unique toppings such as gummy worms or marshmallows.