Love the staff!! Great service always helpful and quick to get us in and out in a timely manner…read more I've never had a complaint - highly recommended over any competitors.. " Imperial Entertainment "

They are open from 8:00am 7 days a week. They have abundant supplies of ice at very reasonable…read moreprices. Staff are extremely helpful and friendly.

Dry ice preserved food in frig/freezer during power outage. People where friendly, helpful and…read morealmost organized.

The best ice and customer service in town!!! Guaranteed!!!!!! Fast delivery, on time every time…read more Show them where to put it and allow ice cold ice to do the rest.

Personnel were extremely helpful. James told me how much ice I required and even helped to get it…read moreinto my truck. ! Hours of operation is excellent!! Can even pick up ice on the weekends. Value was worth the drive. Couldn't find any dry ice at several grocery stores. Sorry I didn't go there first and get what I needed immediately. Thanks very much.

Lots of dry ice. The personnel were Easy to work with. As a chemist I…read more Would use again.

Per website: (copied and pasted below)…read more Consumer Dry Ice Walk-in Locations Coast-to-Coast Block and Pellet Dry Ice Helpful and Friendly Staff Shipping Containers Available And posted hours 7-4 Pulled up at 3:30...Door locked....Called...They don't sell to the public (dumbass)...

They primarily serve wholesale accounts. Suggested a smaller dry ice vendor that suited my needs.read more

I needed to locate somewhere In Houston that had dry ice and although they sell large quantities,…read morethey were most helpful in guiding me to where I could purchase some.

Fast fulfillment, reasonably priced, easy payment methods-what more can I ask for.read more

4.5 stars, edging to 5 (for the cleanliness and friendliness of the staff)…read more Everybody's super inviting here. The place is well kept, and it's just a good experience every time. I've stopped in a few times, and my family has been in several times to grab ice cream and churros -- figured it was finally time to do the review. On our most recent trip, my wife and I stopped in for a little treat after dinner. She had a single scoop of café au lait, and we shared a cinnamon sugar churro. Café au lait ice cream -- really good. If you like Vietnamese coffee, this is basically Vietnamese coffee condensed into ice cream. Highly recommended. If you're unsure -- maybe worried it's too strong -- ask for a sample; they're happy to give them out. Cinnamon sugar churro -- came out hot and fresh. Some of the better churros you'll get in Pearland. In the end, this is some of the better specialty ice cream and churros you're going to find in Pearland. They also do a lot for the community -- charity events, get-togethers, and the like -- so follow them on social media to know what's going on. Would recommend, and would return.

Love this place! Their staff is super friendly and helpful in explaining the menu. Shoutout to…read morePeony! Viet coffee is super strong and delicious. Highly recommend getting it with coffee jelly. They churros are to die for! The biscoff one is my favorite. Highly recommend this place if y'all are looking to try!

Cute place! Outdated decor and music which I actually like, it feels like a throwback to the 00's,…read morehaha, when cupcakes were hot. The cupcakes themselves were mid. We got strawberry, chocolate, and chocolate peanut butter, and they all just tasted like grocery store cake. Not terrible, but I expect a cupcake shop to have cupcakes of a higher quality. However, their prices are good. The cashier was friendly and pleasant. Nice and clean inside!

Ever since my previous favorite cupcake bakery closed a few years ago, I've been on the lookout for…read moreanother cupcake shop. I've been wanting to try Smallcakes for a while, and I finally got the chance to do so recently. I got the Strawberry and Cream, Lemon Drop, and, of course, the Dubai Chocolate cupcakes. I was so excited to taste all of them. However, I was so disappointed. The Strawberry and Cream was not bad, and the Lemon Drop was okay. The Dubai Chocolate was the most disappointing since it just tasted like a regular chocolate cupcake and not Dubai Chocolate at all. All of the cupcakes were dry and on the bland side. The flavors were just weren't there, and the cupcakes just did not taste fresh to me. They weren't the worst, but I've had better grocery store-bought cupcakes.

We got a banana split, and it was soooo good. Would definitely recommend getting the blue ice…read morecream, which was cotton candy flavored, and we got it with just mini marshmallows. The cookie dough and snickers flavors were really good too, but I might not get the snickers flavor again because the actual candy pieces were pretty hard. There was a line when we went in, but service was pretty fast, and they helped us with our order within 5 minutes. I liked how big this location was and how it had a lot of tables because other locations I've been to are much smaller.

This time I tried Rum ice cream with yellow cake and toasted almonds mixed in. Yum yum yum. I…read moredefinitely love this combo and the flavor of their rum ice cream.

Men in the East tend to let girls do all the work, lazily expecting females to start relationships…read moreand make all the moves. Whereas men in the West-chase women and make all the first moves. Which way is better? You decide. (Barbi already has) Westchase is a pretty wonderful district of Houston, food wise, and there are so many great treats and gems and foods over here, and a lot of wonderful Middle Eastern stuff as well as Latin stuff and Asian stuff, including plenty of Vietnamese options since it's very close to Alief, as well as lots of Japanese options because for some reason it's a distinctly Japanese-flavoured part of Houston. Much of the time, the people of Westchase are not the friendliest, including some Westchase-and-nearby Yelpers that send me hate mail and write hate reviews, and the traffic is not the best at the best of times, although the police don't seem to "police" the traffic so for people that like to speed, it's a relaxing area to drive in (except for the awful texting drivers smashing into you at any given time), but it's still easily a five-star neighbourhood by any stretch of the imagination, largely because of the food and the proximity to Chinatown and Vietnamesetown. Here's all my fave food in Houston, much of which is either in Westchase or within 3 miles of Westchase. Himalaya - hara masala, rocket naan, boti Peri Peri Factory - inferno chicken Tostada Regia - mole w pechuga, salsas, everything Darband - #6 Hunan Bistro - Lamb Cumin, Hot N Spicy Chicken (Dry), Sizzling Tofu Seafood Banana Leaf - Char Kway Tow, Belacan Fried Rice Asia Market Thai Lao - Green or Massaman Curry with Shrimp or Veggies, Thai Hot, Thai Iced Tea or Lime Thai Iced Tea. Zydeco - crawfish etoufee, gumbo Tacos La Bala (Bellaire or Beechnut) - Torta de Cochinita Pibil, Charro Beans, Gordita de Trompo, Tacos Hot Bagel Shop - jalapeno sausage, everything bagel Nguyen Ngo Banh Mi on warm Croissant Yori Yori - Yuk Gae Jang, Soon Du Bu (seafood) Les Givrals - Banh Mi Spring Roll Express Nara Express - panang curry, green curry, thai basil fried rice Ramen Okidoki - lim's fried chicken spicy Angie's - chicken fried steak Lankford Grocery El Bolillo Xin Jiang Pollo Bravo Taconazo Truck Cocina Latina Pupusa Buffet Ekko's - gyros Gyros & Shish - gyros East Wall Fufu - til 2am Bijan - persian Los Perros - chicken kebab Triple J Smokehouse Luigi's - slices Salata Nu Ice El Pibe - paletas Coco & Cane Boba: TeaFix - Coffee Mr Wish, Yum Cha - fruit Feng Cha - cakes Yum Cha - fruit drinks Moge Tee Happy Lemon Fuji Tea - assam Purple Kow Smootea, Yan Tea

Westchase is hardly the sexiest neighborhood in Houston, but strangely enough it still remains as…read moreone of my favorites. I still find myself here often and in a perfect world, I would have considered living in what I consider one of the few cross sectional areas of the city. Some immediate thoughts come to mind: * It is in the heart of one of the more active areas of the city, directly bordering Sharpstown / Alief, Royal Oaks Country Club (#1), and the International District. It is a close enough to Chinatown and a short drive away from the Memorial area. * This is primarily a business district, which has special privileges over other neighborhoods and is primed with tax incentives for the businesses operating within the area. It's sort of like Energy Corridor, but less of a suburban feel and more of a pothole road riddled, corporate office vibe. * Similarly to the Galleria, there are hotels all over. The last decade has seen tremendous growth in the hotel side (#8) and it doesn't appear to be slowing down. In fact, some of the best hotel stays / deals in the city are going to be in this area. * Some notable places / businesses exist here: Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (#2), Nippan 大道 Daido (#3) one of the only Japanese markets in the city, the legendary karaoke haven of Genji's (#4), two of the city's best Persian spots in Avesta (#5) and Kasra (#6), as well as the Original Marini's Empanada House (#7). __________ (#1) In case I don't write a review for this joint: a big thumbs down on that 3K+ HOA! (#2) Taipei E&C Office: https://www.yelp.com/biz/taipei-economic-and-cultural-office-in-houston-houston-2 (#3) Nippan Daido: https://www.yelp.com/biz/daido-market-houston (#4) Genji's: https://www.yelp.com/biz/genji-japanese-restaurant-and-karaoke-bar-houston-3 (#5) Avesta: https://www.yelp.com/biz/avesta-persian-grill-houston-4 (#6) Kasra: https://www.yelp.com/biz/kasra-persian-grill-houston-2 (#7) Marini's: https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-original-marinis-empanada-house-houston-4 (#8) Tourism? Yes, please.