La Michoacana Ice Cream Fruits

All Michoacana shops typically use premixed flavored yogurt bases from large containers, with flavors like walnut, strawberry, and coconut. I usually enjoy the yogurt, which has a smooth, slightly sweet consistency that mixes well with the fruit toppings. Unfortunately, at this spot, the medium-sized cup was unexpectedly labeled as large, while what is considered large at other sites was labeled as XL. The variety of fruit and topping options was also limited, and the promise of unlimited toppings didn’t hold true here. I opted for the granola with shredded coconut, only to find out there was an extra charge for the coconut topping. Really? A whole bag of shredded coconut costs about $3 at the grocery store, so paying $10 for a yogurt fruit cup was frustrating, especially when it wasn’t even as good as what I usually get elsewhere. When I got home, I ended up throwing the whole thing away! It tasted nothing like what I expected—it was thick, not sweet at all, and barely had the flavor I had chosen. I'm so disappointed and won’t be returning to this place again.

Conveniently located near I-355, this restaurant offers quick service. The server was incredibly polite. Highly recommended!

The paletas here are absolutely amazing! I particularly love the strawberry and caramel flavor, but all the options are fantastic. The service is excellent as well; everyone is really friendly. Even the chips are delicious!

Love this store, great selection of candy! The owners are so nice. My Girls look forward to going after their hair cuts!

This Michoacana location has some questionable recipes. I've spent a good portion of income on Michoacana in the last four years, and this place is by far the most bizarre location I've been to. I have been here at least five times now, and each time it's something different. The Fresas con Crema tasted like strawberries dunked in nothing but sour cream. There was no sweetness whatsoever. The diablito tasted like pure Valentina in a cup, which was revolting. And the Horchata was identical to melted horchata ice cream (very strange). Some other things are fine: elotes, mangoñadas, esquites, and dorilocos are all the familiar Michoacana quality. I do hope these recipe issues get fixed. The people who work there are very nice and I would like to give them more of my business in the future.