Rainbow Snow Company

This is a small little shop that serves some amazing ice cream! Normally that’s what I get, but decided on this visit to try the Shamoyada (it had shaved ice).
It was sooooooooo good! The mango was very flavorful; I really liked this drink. The only thing is that on the next order (for my personal preference) I will ask for a little less chile. I especially liked the tamarind straw!
The lady working is always polite and I really enjoy coming here, especially to support local businesses.

This is an authentic juice spots I am glad the girl at tres sierras market referred me to it. I went in to the grocery store thinking like any other traditional Mexican market they would have jugos frescos. I’ve been in Santa Paula for 3 months and super missing the fresh juice spots in LA in the mornings. I’m moving back to LA in two weeks but I will defiantly be back to get more juices before heading to work for my commute. 5 bucks for a vampiro … I’m super happy! The lady was nice too.

Idk why such the big ratings. I saw someone ask for Fresas con crema and the portion is so tiny! I got 2 scoops of ice cream and so did my friend. The portion was decent but the flavors are not good. The ice cream is chewy and gooey not creamy and it’s way too sweet. Idk about the rest of the items. on the menu

I can’t tell you how excited I am to have a place in town that offers smoothies and fresh fruit bowls! It’s about time there’s a healthy option here in Santa Paula (since Fria closed :(down a couple months ago). I say we open more places like this in town and stop opening so many greasy Mexican food restaurants!
I call ahead and order a smoothie on my way to work once in a while and they are always delicious and ready when I get there (which is usually in ten minutes or less)! They always seem to have an endless assortment of super-​fresh fruit (and even a few veggies) on hand. I usually get a smoothie with papaya, mango, banana, strawberry and spinach with a splash of almond milk. I highly recommend this place if you’re looking for a healthy and affordable option in Santa Paula that ISN’T MEXICAN FOOD.

I hadn’t been here in a while so I thought I’d stop by. Had in mind to order a vanilla and m&m scoop of their artisan icecream on a waffle cone, but ended up with plain vanilla due to their mixer being broken. Was delighted with the delicious, creamy ice cream but not with the service I received from a young lady behind the counter. She didn’t seem amicable and she was. rushing me while placing my order. Believe she’s new employee so that may justify the attitude! Anyways icecream is great, will uptade posted review next time I stop by.

We stopped by to get some snacks on our way to Camarillo. The location is very close to the 126 off ramp and easy to find. We ordered two diablitos, a pico de gallo (fruit bowl), and tostilocos. All in all the food was good and so was service. Good place to stop by and refresh if you’re in the area.

Amazing. Home made ice cream. Fresh smoothie and juices. Just off the 126. So glad we Unilocaled and stopped.

I love this place! I been here only several times since I lived in SB but now Northridge so it’s a drive to get there. I’ve gotten their ice cream, takilokos, and their duritos (that’s what I call them) with coleslaw on top. They are to die for! I strongly recommend this place. It is a bit of a wait if they are busy but it’s worth it.

Fruit, smoothies, juices, ice cream, and slushies. I LOVE this place! One of my favorites it their «Mangoyada» which is slices of mango with chile and lemon.

Finger licking good!!! They will work with u to make what u want/​need. Ice cream, snow cones (el diablito) and chips prepared for u and dont forget about the tostilocos! SP needed a place like this !

Authentic mexican ice cream! Unique raspados! Get ur sweet tooth satisfied!