Stopped here while on a local food tour and I never knew this place existed. The tour guide ordered a Sonoran hotdog for everyone on the tour without ketchup. I've never seen a Sonoran hotdog served with ketchup so I'm glad she ordered without it. I was surprised at how good it was. The bacon was nice and crispy, roll was soft and fresh, and it had the perfect amount of toppings. I was missing the jalapeno sauce that most places put on it. Overall, a solid Sonoran hot dog.

Good food and prices. I look forward to coming back. The carne asada tacos are good and I also got a quesadilla.

Excellent ice cream and toppings. Cashier speaks English, no else did. Placed our order and had to wait for it to be made. Didn't take too long. It's a dated building with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. You could see the ingredients in buckets behind the display. I was skeptical but my ice cream and toppings were amazing. Would totally recommend this spot for a refreshing treat.

Small family owned business. Counter service. Get the Sonoran Hot dog and the nacho fries with asada. Tucson loves their nacho cheese. This queso was good.

Great food, friendly service! This is a must stop kind of place. First time I have had raspados and now I have a new favorite thing, refreshing and delicious.

Very authentic Mexican restaurant with many options for food and desserts I loved their tacos Service was good

I did a quick drive-by stop to pick up Mangoyada. It was my first time trying this. I wanted to compare it to our version in Texas called a Mangonada. If you have tasted a mangonada, then you would spot the difference. It is good in its own way. I describe it as a snow cone with fruit topping and pieces of Mexican candy. The Mexican candy is supposed to be soft, but it hardens with the ice. I would be careful because some are super hard. You will need a spoon and a straw to finish your cup. This place also sells other items, but I did not try them. They do have parking on site.

If you haven't treated yourself to a raspado post hike at Tumamoc then you're doing it wrong. The mangoyada (vegan!) is super refreshing and thirst quenching. It's drenched with chamoy, a pungent pickled fruit sauce, and topped with a combination of mangos, tamarind, and peanuts. I've been many times, so I'll give them a pass this time, but they forgot peanuts during my last visit. Just a heads up and be sure to check for peanuts. I've found that the regular/medium size is the best in terms of the ratio of toppings.