Antojitos Azteca — Local services in Dallas

An ok place to tasty snacks and sweet drinks. It doesn't really have a place to eat, just a stable inside with four chairs and an outdoor area outside the shop (as seen on street view) with two tables with benches. I think there are umbrellas for the outdoor tables for really hot days. It's not the cleanest to eat at, the indoor table is ok but the outdoor tables are kind neglected. The snacks and drinks themselves are pretty ok, but their natural drinks have seemed to be replaced with artificial sweeteners and food coloring (one of the employees even told me that fruit is just to make it look natural when it really isn't). But that's just the drinks, the rest of the snacks and ice cream is pretty good, plus a nice amount of variety. They have "naturally flavored" drinks, ice cream, churros, snacks such as cheddar cheese on hot Cheetos, and fruit snacks. There's a few more things but that's the gist of it. Price wise the place isn't what I'd call cheap, something small probably will cost you $2, decent sized snacks is roughly around 4$-6$, you get the idea. Tho that doesn't mean that they don't have anything cheap, they sell ice cream pops 12 for 5$ or 6$ and sell a 12oz can of soda in their fridge for 79 cents (pretty hard to find that these days). I'd say it's a pretty ok place to grab some snacks and go to the park or go home to watcha movie. I'm giving them a three star because they're starting to cheap out on their drinks for using artificial flavoring instead of using actual fruit and...

The lady was rude and gave me attitude. I ordered an elote, a rusa, and a conchita. The lady put way too much mayo on both. I was going to just eat and not complain or anything but just with trying the second spoon it was gross. So I went back and told her it had way too much mayo if their's anything she could do because it was hard to eat it like that. She tells me well we have to put a spoon at the bottom and one at the top so if you didn't want much you should've said light mayo (with an attitude). I have never had the need to tell anyone how to make my elote. The regular way they make them is fine with me. If I had known they put a pound of mayo there then yeah of course I would have said, "light mayo". She ended up just adding more corn and I could tell she stuffed it to the top not in a happy way. But even with that it didn't make a difference and all she said was, yeah it's supposed to taste like mayo. Her attitude didn't make my experience pleasant at all and she had a chance to change that but chose not to. I work customer service as well and try my best to not give attitude to others but I also know customers are the ones that give attitude first but trust me this was not the case here. I know to take my business elsewhere next time. The picture below is after she added the extra corn and still looked like soup! And the conchita with also A...

My family loves coming here for a sweet treat. The girls always provide great service. And will give you a sample of their ice cream and fruit waters. They have all the sweet treats, ice cream, fruit salad, churros, funnel cakes and Mexican paletas. Also Mexican treats, my son always gets their...