If you are looking for authentic Mexican snacks, this is the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
M P
The elotes is good, just a bit bland. The problem is the rude workers. They don’t let you know you have to grab a number when you come in. There is one chubby lady with black hair that has served me a couple of times that was very very rude. I asked for extra lime and she squeezed a lime with no juice, SEVERAL times, like I didn’t see that no juice was being squeezed. When I mentioned the used lime was dry to her, she rolled her eyes. I won’t be going again, I’d rather drive to Dallas - it’s less expensive, straight off the cob and seasoned. King Kups in McKinney gives a larger, seasoned portion but sometimes the corn is canned.
Google user
Got fresas con crema for my children and they were good. Elotes tasted bland and the conchitas preparadas were dry because they don’t put any nacho cheese like all the other places that sell these type of snacks. So they had a lot of “butter”, jalapeños and bland corn in them. I paid a lot of money for tasteless food. But the real bummer was the lady was so unfriendly, she really has no business working in the customer service industry. I will not be returning.
Monique Palmer
The elotes is good, just a bit bland. The problem is the rude workers. They don’t let you know you have to grab a number when you come in. There is one chubby lady with black hair that has served me a couple of times that was very very rude. I asked for extra lime and she squeezed a lime with no juice, SEVERAL times, like I didn’t see that no juice was being squeezed. When I mentioned the used lime was dry to her, she rolled her eyes. I won’t be going again, I’d rather drive to Dallas - it’s less expensive, straight off the cob and seasoned. King Kups in McKinney gives a larger, seasoned portion but sometimes the corn is canned.
Google User
Got fresas con crema for my children and they were good. Elotes tasted bland and the conchitas preparadas were dry because they don’t put any nacho cheese like all the other places that sell these type of snacks. So they had a lot of “butter”, jalapeños and bland corn in them. I paid a lot of money for tasteless food.But the real bummer was the lady was so unfriendly, she really has no business working in the customer service industry. I will not be returning.
Suzanne Rackley
I found this neat little cafe this afternoon while strolling around a nearly empty downtown McKinney.
Very casual unique, staff I assume owner very friendly. Hot dog was great and Mexican coke in glass bottle was fantastic very very cold.
This place just opened 6 months ago. Do what you can to support them.
If you are looking for authentic Mexican snacks, this is the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The elotes is good, just a bit bland. The problem is the rude workers. They don’t let you know you have to grab a number when you come in. There is one chubby lady with black hair that has served me a couple of times that was very very rude. I asked for extra lime and she squeezed a lime with no juice, SEVERAL times, like I didn’t see that no juice was being squeezed. When I mentioned the used lime was dry to her, she rolled her eyes. I won’t be going again, I’d rather drive to Dallas - it’s less expensive, straight off the cob and seasoned. King Kups in McKinney gives a larger, seasoned portion but sometimes the corn is canned.
Got fresas con crema for my children and they were good. Elotes tasted bland and the conchitas preparadas were dry because they don’t put any nacho cheese like all the other places that sell these type of snacks. So they had a lot of “butter”, jalapeños and bland corn in them. I paid a lot of money for tasteless food. But the real bummer was the lady was so unfriendly, she really has no business working in the customer service industry. I will not be returning.
The elotes is good, just a bit bland. The problem is the rude workers. They don’t let you know you have to grab a number when you come in. There is one chubby lady with black hair that has served me a couple of times that was very very rude. I asked for extra lime and she squeezed a lime with no juice, SEVERAL times, like I didn’t see that no juice was being squeezed. When I mentioned the used lime was dry to her, she rolled her eyes. I won’t be going again, I’d rather drive to Dallas - it’s less expensive, straight off the cob and seasoned. King Kups in McKinney gives a larger, seasoned portion but sometimes the corn is canned.
Got fresas con crema for my children and they were good. Elotes tasted bland and the conchitas preparadas were dry because they don’t put any nacho cheese like all the other places that sell these type of snacks. So they had a lot of “butter”, jalapeños and bland corn in them. I paid a lot of money for tasteless food.But the real bummer was the lady was so unfriendly, she really has no business working in the customer service industry. I will not be returning.
I found this neat little cafe this afternoon while strolling around a nearly empty downtown McKinney. Very casual unique, staff I assume owner very friendly. Hot dog was great and Mexican coke in glass bottle was fantastic very very cold. This place just opened 6 months ago. Do what you can to support them.
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