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Come and enjoy our delicious snacks! We have a wide variety of handmade popsicles, delicious and creamy ice cream and much more. Ven a disfrutar de nuestra gran variedad de antojitos nuestras paletas de hielo artesanales deliciosa y cremosa nieve y una gran variedad de aguas frescas y mucho mas.
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Address: 523 W 10th St, Sioux Falls, SD 57104
Phone: (605) 271-5349
Website: https://elchamoy.com/
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Jenny Warwick
If I could give them 10 stars I would! This place is amazing! I have lived in Sioux Falls my whole life and nothing has come close to this place! Delicious, great atmosphere, excellent customer service! The amount of food you get was more than enough! I will be returning.
… moreJamo
absolutely love this place, the selection of ice cream, popsicles, hot foods, drinks and fruit chamoy mixes are just phenomenal. Service is incredible too, menu comprehension isnt the best but girl up front is very informative and helpful in understanding what everything is. Tried the “Pina Loca” today, and it was great. So much fruit it made me and my girlfriend both full. Also had a shake that was delicious. Highly recommend
… moreJohn Shafer
This place is very reminiscent of places I would hit when in the Deep South of Texas near the Mexican border. The RGV (Rio Grande Valley), where I went to college and continue to visit frequently, has a wide variety of places like this from brick and mortar establishments, such as this, to food trucks & trailers but this is very unique to find locally!
I was able to hit this yesterday which is the day after their grand opening. It was extremely busy, as you can see from my video, with a line going out the door but they did an excellent job of busting out the orders quickly. Down south, thing’s definitely don’t move that fast, we would have been there an hour but from standing in line to getting our food it was about 15-20 minutes which is impressive for how busy they were!
The flavors are spot on and exactly what you’d expect in a legit Mexican treat shop like this, 100% authentic! The prices, definitely more fitting to this area then down south where most of these prices would be 25%-30% less. I’ve been telling my wife’s family they should come up and open a shop like this and they’d make a killing for years but now we finally have one!
I must warn my fellow gringos & gringas, if you have not had this type of treat before or tried the likes of Treches Chili Powder, Chamoy, or Tajin Chili Lime Seasoning… it can be a bit of an acquired taste. While everything was spot on to what I would have expected, this is not going to be for everyone.
For the most part, I felt like the prices were fair for this area with one exception. My son ordered the “grande Nieve Vaso” which was tiny, especially for $8! Would definitely not order that again! My wife even asked in disbelief, “este es el grande”? or in English, “This is the large?” If you look at my pictures, the largest cup is the grande Diablito and that was $9… that was like a whole meal. Definitely feel like the ice cream has a disproportionate price to value compared to everything else.
The last picture is the Chicharrón Preparado which has fried pig skin on the bottom which is crispy, almost like a thick and flakey taco shell, only flat which was very fresh and good. The rest of it was also good, the only thing is as much as I love Mexican culture and food, there are a couple things I can’t do because of their rubbery texture, pickled pig skin is one of them (Menudo being another one, I can do tongue and cheek in my barbacoa or even sesos (brain) in my tacos but I can’t do intestine or stomach). My wife liked it but it is definitely not for me.
This place is definitely legit! We will definitely be going back to try their Elote (Corn) on a cob and in a cup as well as try more of their sweet, sour, salty, spicy treats!
… moreI was able to hit this yesterday which is the day after their grand opening. It was extremely busy, as you can see from my video, with a line going out the door but they did an excellent job of busting out the orders quickly. Down south, thing’s definitely don’t move that fast, we would have been there an hour but from standing in line to getting our food it was about 15-20 minutes which is impressive for how busy they were!
The flavors are spot on and exactly what you’d expect in a legit Mexican treat shop like this, 100% authentic! The prices, definitely more fitting to this area then down south where most of these prices would be 25%-30% less. I’ve been telling my wife’s family they should come up and open a shop like this and they’d make a killing for years but now we finally have one!
I must warn my fellow gringos & gringas, if you have not had this type of treat before or tried the likes of Treches Chili Powder, Chamoy, or Tajin Chili Lime Seasoning… it can be a bit of an acquired taste. While everything was spot on to what I would have expected, this is not going to be for everyone.
For the most part, I felt like the prices were fair for this area with one exception. My son ordered the “grande Nieve Vaso” which was tiny, especially for $8! Would definitely not order that again! My wife even asked in disbelief, “este es el grande”? or in English, “This is the large?” If you look at my pictures, the largest cup is the grande Diablito and that was $9… that was like a whole meal. Definitely feel like the ice cream has a disproportionate price to value compared to everything else.
The last picture is the Chicharrón Preparado which has fried pig skin on the bottom which is crispy, almost like a thick and flakey taco shell, only flat which was very fresh and good. The rest of it was also good, the only thing is as much as I love Mexican culture and food, there are a couple things I can’t do because of their rubbery texture, pickled pig skin is one of them (Menudo being another one, I can do tongue and cheek in my barbacoa or even sesos (brain) in my tacos but I can’t do intestine or stomach). My wife liked it but it is definitely not for me.
This place is definitely legit! We will definitely be going back to try their Elote (Corn) on a cob and in a cup as well as try more of their sweet, sour, salty, spicy treats!
V. Clifford
Super fire tacos
Super friendly customer service!
Great atmosphere!
… moreSuper friendly customer service!
Great atmosphere!
Zerina West
Very clean establishment! Lovely colorful inside, the food and snacks are absolutely amazing. One of my favorite snack spots in town.
… moreMadison Cabrera
Such a fun spot for a unique treat! So happy we finally have something like this in Sioux Falls. Definitely worth the prices & the wait. We tried the piña loca and strawberry paleta.
… moreMargene
A friend and I popped in here on a random day, and we were both pleased by the variation and the quality of the ingredients and fruits. Definitely will be back!
… moreKevin Lopez
After several visits, I continue to be impressed with this hidden gem in SF. The prices align with the exceptional quality of the treats. I would recommend it to anyone in search of delicious delights. Thank you!
… moreR F
They Have a lot of Yummy treats Here. The Fruit is fresh, The diablitos Had Great Spice taste.
For The People Complaining About prices, This Is standard everywhere, its Not them Trying to get rich Over night. It is the Same In California. The Amount Of Work that Goes Into preparing it is A lot. Feel Free to make at home, Don’t come here If you feel the need to Complain On a small family Business.
… moreFor The People Complaining About prices, This Is standard everywhere, its Not them Trying to get rich Over night. It is the Same In California. The Amount Of Work that Goes Into preparing it is A lot. Feel Free to make at home, Don’t come here If you feel the need to Complain On a small family Business.
Justin
Needed a sweet treat so gave el chamoy a try in the neighborhood. Very good and delicious. Priced well for the size you get. Pictured is an oreo malteadas
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