Paleteria El Pibe — Restaurant in Houston

UPDATE: I came by on 08/06/2024 and I must say that the quality of the palletas has become really bad. The prices have gone up by atleast $2 a dozen and if you as a business and are going to do something like that, your quality of your product either stays the same or gets better, not worse. I think you guys need to invest in better freezers because the majority of your product is melted and deformed especially the American palletas.

Finally was able to come get some paletas... lately it has been packed and this spot is kinda small for so many ppl. Neways the paletas are very cheap but I noticed today that the milk based paletas are very soft even after putting them in the frezzer for awhile...and the sticks have a very funky taste. Other than that service is good just wish they would provide curbside but owell. I recommend this spot if you havent been here...you get a dozen of mexican paletas and bolis for $4 and American...

This is a great place for ice cream / ice fruit treats. A multitude of flavors, including real fruit along with an assortment of ice fruit flavors on a stick. My favorite is the Neapolitan ice cream sandwich, which I buy at the quantity shown for a great bulk price.

Many ice cream truck vendors buying larger quantities here to sell into the neighborhoods they serve. They get dry Ice here to keep the coolers very cold to protect your favorite ice cream for when walk up to buy.

Very friendly staff, if you need Dry Ice to keep your purchase "Frozen Stiff" on the ride home, be sure ask for it.

Just be seur to come early to miss the rush, which...

While the bolis I bought were good, they didn't offer much selection in the water based variety. Even the the cream or milk based was very limited. And they don't sell you any that are not frozen.

So note if your traveling a great distance say two (2) hours or more bring your own cooler, they'll sell you dry ice to carry them out.

I think I was more disappointed that they only had two (2) water based flavors, lime and chamoy. Hoping they add more to the...