Delicias Michoacanas Ice Cream — Restaurant in Fort Smith

The staff is legitimately one of the friendliest and most helpful in the area. Top notch, every visit. That being said, the food is pretty good too. If you're coming here for the food, however, you're doing it wrong. The ice cream here is the bees knees! All homemade, a massive selection of flavors, and I've yet to find one I don't like. Dried fruit, banana, and rice pudding are my current go to's. They also have a massive selection of treats and fruit bars that are also very very good. Oh, and the drinks. Horchata or pineapple and you are set. If you're looking for gimmicky over the top absurd creations, not going to find them here. If you're looking for honest to goodness best of the best ice cream you've found it. Try the dried fruit and thank me later. ...

I've been a fan of Delicias Michoacanas Ice Cream for a long time and I'm always impressed with the amazing selection of delicious food and drinks they offer. From sandwiches to tomales and from unique ice cream flavors to specialty drinks, they have something for everyone's taste. The quality of their food is outstanding and you can taste the freshness in every bite. I especially love their unique ice cream flavors, which are always a hit with everyone in my family. Their drinks are also out of this world and I always look forward to trying something new every time I come in. The staff is always friendly and accommodating, and their customer service is top notch. Delicias Michoacanas Ice Cream is definitely worth the visit, and I highly recommend it to...

Went to buy Popsicles. $2 each cool. So I expected to pay around $9 including tax. On the payment screen it was less than $9. I had transferred exactly $10 before I walked in. Nobody could explain why I was getting charged almost $11.

Update: Went to El Super Taco and had the same issue. Because they use Square for payments: tap to pay with a phone cost an extra $2.50 more than your order. Then they act like they don't know what's going on when it was probably in a user agreement they didn't actually...