Greenwood Shaved Ice

I got a lime with cream. The ice immediately melted way down as the syrup was so hot and the cream was gritty and tasted funny. I tossed it in the trash. Try Sno on Meadow Rd. They have natural flavors and it’s always good.

This is the only place that has chamoy just the way I like it and I looked between Dallas and Fort Worth. Most places give you very little chamoy syrup but not here. They can also add chili powder on top which makes it more spicier, I usually order half chamoy and half cherry. I always take friends and family here to try and they all love this place.

I’ve never been a huge fan of snow cones… most places use thick syrups dripping with high-​fructose corn syrup and red dye… gross! And big chunks of ice hurt my teeth!
This place is so amazing!!! The ice is shaved to resemble actual powder-​soft snow! They don’t use syrups either, so they don’t have that overly-​sweet-​with-​a-​bad-​aftertaste effect. It was incredibly delicious and my 4-​year old downed hers!!! Will definitely go here for delicious snow cones!

One of my favorite spots for a sweet treat. It’s a genuine small business staffed with friendly teenagers.

I consider this a healthy snack. It is, right? I’m no nutritionist, I have no idea.
You know those times when you get a snow cone and you start to eat it, then you realize the top of this «snow cone» is just colored, flavorless ice and the bottom is diluted syrup? And then you’re pissed because you just paid for colored ice and then you just want to throw your snow cone at whoever made it because they suckered you? Yeaahhhh, you know what I’m talking about.
It is the opposite of that here. The syrup is actually thick and it the entire snow cone actually tastes like something other than frozen water.
They also have different sizes to choose from and they offer sugar free syrups.
There are two drive thru lanes and two picnic tables in the front.

This place is a credible, no-​nonsense shaved ice shop. It’s located in the same parking lot as the Albertson’s and has 2 drive-​thru windows. There are also 2 benches in the front of the shop. Sizes offered are x-​small through large and the prices aren’t too bad for shaved ice. We ordered a small each ($ 2) and that was plenty for us to enjoy. There are many flavors to choose from and they even offer a sugar free variety. I’m sure as the weather gets warmer and summer arrives, they’re very busy. Cash only.

A «friend» and I was craving for sno-​cones so we went driving around looking for a place and stumbled upon this place. Very small and kind of hidden away in the middle of a shopping center. I got the ninja turtle and my friend went for the tigers blood. Flavors were good and not overly sweet and the ice was soft as snow. Service was quick and they also have a drive-​thru!

Pretty decent Dr. Pepper snow cone… will be trying new flavors soon!

You can’t find a better snowcone in my opinion! Service is always friendly and fast. My favorite flavor this summer is Mangonada — half mango half «spicy» strawberry with chili powder sprinkled on top. The first bite and you’re like «ew — chili powder snowcone???» then you take another, and another and before you know it you’ve slurped down the whole thing and are scraping the sides of your styrofoam cup for more spicy sweet cold goodness!

I ordered a Tigers Blood with cream, and the bf got a Pina Colada with cream. Mine was very tasty and a little crunchy, but the bf’s was PERFECTION. It was creamy, smooth, melt-​in-​your-​mouth goodness. I dare to say it was *gasp* BETTER than TC’s. I’ll surely be back to try the other flavors :)

This place is so so for snow cones. We just stopped here because it was hot as hell outside and wanted something cold. I ordered Tutti Frutti for the hell of it and was not impressed. The ice was a little crunch for me if that makes any sense. I like a smoother snow cone to be honest. Not the worst snow cone ever but certainly not the best by any stretch. The line took FOREVER which also sucked. :(It’s worth a shot, you may or may not like. For me I’ll stick to Bahama Bucks personally.

Connoisseur? My good man shaved ice deserves no lower a place on the gourmand’s palette than say a ’67 Beaujolious. Leave shaved ice critiques to the experts. Having said that, they were very cold — almost like ice — and tasted like a syrup had been poured over the shaved ice. Very original! Zeus himself would expect no less of ambrosia.

It took me three years living in Dallas before I found a sno cone place and man am I ever glad I came across this one! They are open from 12 – 9 and except cash only. It’s your typical sno-​cone shack with all your typical flavors! Try a rock bottom with ice cream. yummo! Let’s just say I cry when this place closes for winter!

It’s been awhile since I’ve had a snow cone — let’s just say a few decades and leave it at that! But last Sunday I discovered this place. It is a small little hut in the middle of a parking lot, right by Albertson’s. They have many flavors and also give you the option of not making it so sweet — I ordered a cherry watermelon mix, easy on the sweetness and let me tell you — my inner child was jumping with joy with every spoonful! The texture of the ice, the flavors of the cherry & watermelon mixed together — it is just too perfect to describe.
The place is clean, prices are great, you can order inside or use drive-​thru but beware of the older guy — he scowls too much and has a very icy attitude and service (guess it comes with the territory).

I am by no means a connoisseur of snow cones or shaved ice, but I definitely loved this place. I stuck to my since childhood trusted and true white coconut snow cone, and my friend got a Tigers Blood with cream. I was iffy on the cream, but it wound up being an amazing addition to the texture and consistency of the snow cone. Priced right, easy to get too, and indoor ordering plus a drive through. Great for those impromptu nostalgic childhood re-​visits.