I bought the Helados Guadaljara Mangondas, Ice Cream Cups with Mango chopped fruit on top. These…read morewere bought at the supermarket, a 4 pk. The fruit wasn't quite ripe and a little bitter. I asked someone had they tried them before, and was told it was ok but just a little spicy. Ok well I bought them. Didn't care for the "red spicy liquid" at the bottom of the cup. This was the spicy part, but it was too spicy for me to be a Ice Cream Cup. I can't eat the other 3 cups Now I know that Chamoy is a sauce , a Mexican condiment made from ingredients that represent all the flavors on the palate: Sweet dried apricots, spicy chile de árbol, salty Tajín seasoning, and sour hibiscus flowers

You had helados before. Or maybe you know it as paletas. or maybe Mexican Ice-cream…read more Well whatever the case, we all remember the guy with a mariachi mustache pushing the ice-box with the word 'helados' on it, while yer chillaxin in the park on some family event. And usually, you don't buy nothin cuz it be costin you a dollar right?...and you say, "That's too expensive for some flavored ice... 1) we all know it ain't flavored ice 2) we wanted it bad enough that we bought one for 3 nieces and nephews to share after we had our dibs on it. So this place is the MOTHERSHIP of them all...when you see it at the stores, gas stations, and the mariachi man with his sweaty eager hands ready to make a dollar off you.... 50 cents per Helado. And get this: get a dozen for 5 bucks (das 2 extra free) THIS IS THE HELADOS FACTORY, where they make it, package it, and sell it to all the middle men to sell to you with 100% profit. Flavors available: Lime Strawberry (with reall strawberry pieces) Eggnog (during fall season [they close around October]) Rice (like Horchata [frikkin good w/ cinnamon coating]) Coconut Cookies and Cream Vanilla (more like chocolate chip [w/ chocolate shavings]) Pecan Walnut Strawberry and Cream Cucumber & Chili (one of my favorites) Chocolate Pumpkin (fall flavor) Pistachio I can't remember the all the flavors...but I usually get the cookies and cream and rice and cucumber/chili (I love how you have to ring the doorbell/buzzer so they can let you in)

Truly delightful and rich in flavor options! I absolutely…read morelove coming here for a quick dessert. The customer service is always amazing and fast.

Tried some of the Mexican flavors and had a paleta and they were all super delicious!! The ice…read morecream and paletas are made in house too! Also the workers were very nice and helpful. I will definitely be going back to try everything else!

Fantastic ice cream, cookies, açaí bowls, etc. The service matches the high quality menu as well…read more They are always friendly, patient, and helpful. Our regular spot for some treats!

I appreciate they have kids scoops; and the scoops aren't small either. Their coffee flavor ice…read morecream is real good! It has fudge and cookie pieces in it. Their flavors are limited. They also sell coffee and bakery items.

So rude, I call ahead to make a big order and the first thing I got was a "what? what you need?" I…read moream sorry for calling your business to make an order.

This is a hidden gem. Authentic Mexican ice cream. It's worth the drive. The mamay & zapote are my…read morefavorite.

If you are feeling like enjoying something delicious, affordable, and great food quality La…read moreMichoacana is your place. Food/Desserts/Antojitos: La Michoacana has a vast variety of options in ice cream both water based and milk based. They have interesting flavors such as arroz con leche ice cream, Ferrero Rocher, Gansito, and Passion Fruit just to mention some of my personal favorite flavors. Tosti-Locos and fruit cups with chammoy and Tajín are also in the menu. Drinks: La Michoacana has the option of aguas frescas, fresh fruit juices, and other prepared drinks. Cleanness: La Michoacana is one of the most clean food places I have ever encounter. It smells clean as soon as you step in the door and the staff is always keeping and maintaining the place neat. Another plus of this place is the food and fruits display, it is a piece or art to see the fresh fruit in the fridges. Staff: They make you feel like you're at home. They help you out in case you have questions and they are always ready to provide suggestions. Ambiance: there is not enough room to seat inside although they also have the option to enjoy your food outside. The music is for sure a plus in this place, they have a vast music selection which will make you dance a little as you are ordering and waiting for your food. Parking: there is parking right outside the place and in case those are filled, one can always park by the street and it is a nice 1-2 minute walking distance. Note: [I'm sorry for the poor image quality, I will make sure to go back and take a better one]

The Mexican fruit ice cream is like as amazing as gelato. I cannot stop thinking about their…read morePassionfruit and Guava. I've been to dessert places labeled La Michoacána but this has been the best one by far!

I had a great customer service experience and frozen yogurt with my family. I highly recommend for…read moreanyone looking for a sweet treat and wanting to sort local There's some seating inside and outside for a small group but no tables. Lots of business around this shop so you can run errands too!

There's nothing like some Honey Treat on a hot day like today!…read more I have been coming here since I was a kid. This is a true piece of Lodi history. There aren't a lot of businesses around here that have stuck around for decades and decades, and this spot has definitely earned its longevity by consistently serving up tasty, small batch yogurt. Honey Treat has been a favorite for generations of families. While they only offer a couple of different flavors of at a time. It is because they make specialized and rotating small batch deliciousness. Don't expect a huge selection when you come in, but just know that what you are offered was made with love. The only criticism I can even think of for this place is that usually when you visit in the summertime it's a little too warm to be comfortable inside, but that's definitely not enough to keep anybody away. It's a small shop anyway, so I tend to take mine out to the car and devour it in the air conditioning! This is definitely one of the best dessert spots in town. The shop has a welcoming, very local feel and a family-owned charm that is harder and harder to find these days. If you want consistently delicious froyo from a business with deep roots in this community, this is definitely the place you want to be.

Service is great. Weekend lines are long because they only serve mango sticky rice and they sell…read moreout fast so get there asap! Made fresh to order. Cost $8

I literally love this place! They definitely live up to their name with super sweet and soft as…read moresnow treats! The service was pretty fast and the staff was nice as well! I will definitely be returning and I highly recommend this place!

I love being able to enjoy Gunther's Ice cream in town. This place is quite unique as it is also an…read moreart gallery. They use to only have a couple of benches inside but I'm happy they added some booths. My family and I have been coming here for a few years and it's always a great experience. Their ice cream is delicious, and a personal favorite is their 50/50 freeze. The only reason I knocked it down one star is because they usually only have one employee working. This is fine when the store is empty, but when there are bigger groups it takes a while, so be patient. They also feature and sell work from local artists. This spot is a must try!

I would have to say double dip was a great find, on our way home from a long trip…read more My Family just had to have ice cream while in the middle of nowhere , so I had to pull over the find ice cream, located double dip which was 15 miles off route and I can truly say once we tasted Double Dip Galley it is worth the drive.