Mangolandia

Best mangonada in town, make sure to bring cash to be exact one mangonada is $ 3.52 that’s with tax. I’ve had many around town but the recipe they use and also the combination of chamoy, Chile powder and lime juice is way on point! I could snack on this everyday if this was a bit closer. Every now and then i make the trip out here.
This place is CASH ONLY

Love going here, the ice cream looks like it’s made there at the store. They offer all sorts of ice cream flavors, they also have ice cream popsicles. The mangonadas taste delicious, they add chamoy (sour), Chile, and lime, if you can’t take the sour and spicy then ask with out chile and chamoy, I usually order the mangonada plain, it’s so sweet and delicious!
They also offer nachos, and sweet drinks (horchata, agua de frutas YUM!). Can’t remember the rest of the menu but that’s what i go for. Good place to go if you’re craving something creamy and sweet. The place is small, and simple in design but it has lots to offer!

This place is amazing! They have a wide variety of yummy items on the menu. Their mangonadas are the best! The fruit is always fresh and their frozen treats are delicious.
They give you the best costumer service as well. Even when they are busy, they will be very attentive while you wait.
I drive out of my way just to go get my mangonadas from this place. It’s worth it!

Amazing!
So helpful even though there is a language barrier. The wide variety of choices to choose from and the frozen strawberries are good but must wait for them to thaw out. Very enjoyable. Definitely coming back to try everything!

I wanted to try a mangonada and was in the area. The inside of the place is very clean yet plain. They have a big menu on the wall.
I noticed that their ice creams were naturally made. (Or at least looked like it) I purchased the mango bar and mangonada. I never had a mangonada before, and I didn’t like it. Even though I like Lucas flavored candies, I didn’t enjoy it. On the other hand, I tasted the mango fibers in the mango bar. I will go back to try other bar flavors! Something different from Cold Stone Creamery for sure.

I’ve been to this place so many times in a week I feel like it’s my second home. As soon as you walk inside Mangolandia, you just get a down-​to-​earth vibe. A slew of customers hanging out, talking about the meaning of life while sipping on ice cream like philosophy majors with a bottle of wine. The tv is blaring Univision or some futbol match, but this just adds to the authenticity.
The owner (s) speak (s) primarily Spanish but they understand English just fine. There is one menu on the far wall but no fancy labels for all of the wonderful flavors encased in prisons below, waiting for you to swipe your card or flash your green to free them into the cockles of your belly.
You can also get a Mexican corn dessert which looks oddly popular and some versions of nachos, mangonadas, chocolate covered strawberries on a stick, chocolate covered banana on a stick, banana splits, etc. I was never too ambitious but I tried most of the bar flavors, ranging from cookies and cream to guava flavored. The bars aren’t artificially made, as the owners clearly show their diligence in brewing the perfect concoction of flavors to accommodate your taste buds. More importantly, whenever they make a flavor they actually incorporate that fruit or cookie into the flavor. A strawberry and cream bar will actually have strawberries frozen inside and you can taste the mango fibers in the mango bar.
If you’re looking for a good time and a new place to call home (because once you come you will come back) then this is the place for you.