Shaved ice. Variety of sizes. Small but interesting variety of flavors. Kind service. Very family…read morefriendly.

From the owner: Gourmet flavors made from pure cane sugar. Mobile unit available for school events, corporate and…read morebirthday parties. Call us to bring the tropics to your next event!

Ice Cream is really good! Service is getting better every time we stop as they learn the machines,…read moreetc... Need a place inside to eat so you do not have to go to car.

Love this place! The main guy that works here with the glasses is always so kind and friendly. You…read moredon't ever wait long in line and it's nice that they also have a drive thru! Their gelati with vanilla is my favorite!

Guess I'll also do a review for this place since this is where I ultimately ended up…read moredining...though I decidedly entered Chef 21 Sushi Burger & KBBQ lol (the story explained in the review at Chef 21 Sushi Burger & KBBQ). The place is located adjacent to the main restaurant...and there's this long hallway that connects them. I will say that the decor was fun and impressive. Anyway, once led here, I ordered the Chef 21 Sushi Burger, and 2 Dim Sum items...Beef Short Rib and Chashu Bao Buns. Unfortunately, I could barely eat the short rib...SO fatty and greasy! Guess I was also expecting something closer to Korean Galbi...well, it was completely different in taste. The bao buns were a bit better, but definitely not one of the better ones I've had. Overall, I'd rate 5 stars for the Sushi Burger for its innovation and unique taste (though it did remind me of Crispy Tuna Rice sushi rolls)...but probably 2-3 stars for the Dim Sums. Also, despite the name, there really weren't much of a tea selection. Also, they only serve hot teas...no longer iced bubble teas (as you'll see in other Yelp pics), etc.etc. Frankly, I think they should drop the "Tea", but change their name to just Chef 21 KBBQ & Dim Sum. I think if I entered Chef 21 Tea Republic, I might have felt compelled to drop at least 3 stars...but again, I ended up here unwillingly.

My boyfriend and I went for Valentines Day and our reservation was kinda late! we still got…read moreexcellent service and our waiter was so amazing. it came with a vase of roses and the dinner options were so good! Even though it was so busy we were checked on often! a great experience!

Snow cones in the summer are always a great idea. The flavors are so good. There's outdoor seating…read moreand games to play. The service was quick too.

It may not look open when they're in season, but I'm glad we walked up anyway! My husband and I…read moreboth got kids sizes which I found to be plenty for a small cool treat - I got cherry and my husband got a mojito flavor. Definitely worth it to try this seasonal treat!

We were facing an hour and fifteen minutes prior to our play at the nearby Logos Theater for a…read moreSaturday matinee at 2PM. Our first choice to eat was the Farehouse, conveniently located, but they had a long back up in the kitchen due to a very large party of two dozen or more. I'm thinking, what do I know on this side of town and Sub Station II came to mind. In the late 1970's I used to visit here frequently for their New York style subs and they had the only and first Space Invaders video game in the area. Probably around 1977. The reason for only five stars is because they have done nothing to the interior since 1977. There are items stored out in the open that shouldn't be, like the vacuum cleaner and other supplies - just an oddity. The restaurant was clean as were the bathrooms, but it was bare bones for tables & chairs. There were two sandwich makers plus the cashier/manager who also made sandwiches. He was good about washing hands after handling money and then donning gloves to jump in on the sandwich making. He was also very thorough about making sure he made the sandwiches exactly the way each customer wanted. There were about 8 orders in front of our 6 orders, but time for our sandwiches came quicker than I thought it would. What makes the place is the sub, supposedly they are New York style. They are everywhere now in this style, but in 1977 this was the only game in town and they are still very good. The meats are fresh cut, the bread is baked on premises from a "special recipe" formulated just for Sub Station II and each sub bread is toasted so that it can hold up to the "all the way" style: oil, vinegar, lettuce, onions, tomato, oregano, salt and pepper (red pepper). Everyone was surprised at how good the subs were and we made a note to return more often. And we made it to the theater in plenty of time too!

Mgr , I assume degrading employees, could not keep track on what to add , I.e. pickle lettuce etc …read more sandwich was for two of us complaining about how it would mess up the sandwich to cut in into two pieces .