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Unpretentious cafe in a modest location whipping up casual Mexican eats & fruit drinks.
Hours
| Friday | 6 AM–9:45 PM |
| Saturday | 6 AM–9:45 PM |
| Sunday | 6 AM–9:45 PM |
| Monday | 6 AM–9:45 PM |
| Tuesday | 6 AM–9:45 PM |
| Wednesday | 6 AM–9:45 PM |
| Thursday | 6 AM–9:45 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2645 Carson St, Carson, CA 90810
Phone: (310) 513-1270
Website: https://www.laspalmitasfruit.com/
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Reviews
Brett
My client has been bringing this place up multiple times a day, specifically the taco de camarones, like it’s a sacred religious experience and not a shrimp taco. Naturally, I was hyped… but also slightly concerned because half the reviews sounded like:
“Food is great. Service is a crime scene.”
And look, I’m a white boy with about seven Spanish words in my inventory, and three of them are just different pronunciations of “taco.” So I walked in expecting confusion, stress, and possibly being launched into the sun.
Instead? The lady at the front was sweet, warm, and patient, even with my gringo accent out there doing its absolute worst. There was a little language barrier, but nothing dramatic. No sighs. No eye-rolls. No “sir… please stop pointing at the menu like it’s a hostage situation.”
Now the tacos de camarones:
They were really good. Like, actually good. Not “your client needs to calm down” good, but definitely “I’d order these again without hesitation” good. I’m just saying my client described them like they unlock inner peace and cure seasonal depression. They do not. But they absolutely slap.
Then I got a limón pepino aqua fresca, and listen… this thing was the main character. Cold, refreshing, perfect amount of tart, and somehow it tasted like hydration had a personality. It was so good I started mentally forgiving people who cut in line.
And then the lady comes out while I’m eating and says something like, “Want to try the fresh strawberry juice I just made?”
So obviously I said yes, because I’m not a monster. And yeah… it was incredible. Like “why is this not being sold in gallon jugs” incredible.
After tacos, I stared at the menu too long and made a reckless decision: dessert.
I ordered a sundae. I don’t think I’ve had a sundae in 15 years, and honestly, I forgot they could be that good. Presentation was great, ice cream was solid, fruit was fresh, and everything tasted like it was made by someone who actually wants you to be happy for once.
Customer service? Zero issues.
Maybe I got lucky. Maybe the internet is dramatic. Maybe I just showed up on the right day when nobody woke up choosing violence. Either way, it was smooth.
Food? Good.
Aqua fresca? Elite.
Sundae? Unexpectedly amazing.
And THEN… because life can’t let anyone enjoy nice things without a plot twist… I get into my car and my belt breaks as I’m sitting down. Just snapped. Like my body issued a formal statement saying:
“You have eaten enough joy for one day.”
So yeah, I ended up making an extra stop at Target for a replacement belt, walking through the store with the confidence of a man who absolutely did not just get humbled by tacos and ice cream.
Overall: highly recommend.
It’s unassuming from the outside, but absolutely worth the visit.
Go hungry. Get the shrimp tacos. Don’t skip the drinks.
And maybe wear pants that don’t rely on a belt for structural integrity.
… more“Food is great. Service is a crime scene.”
And look, I’m a white boy with about seven Spanish words in my inventory, and three of them are just different pronunciations of “taco.” So I walked in expecting confusion, stress, and possibly being launched into the sun.
Instead? The lady at the front was sweet, warm, and patient, even with my gringo accent out there doing its absolute worst. There was a little language barrier, but nothing dramatic. No sighs. No eye-rolls. No “sir… please stop pointing at the menu like it’s a hostage situation.”
Now the tacos de camarones:
They were really good. Like, actually good. Not “your client needs to calm down” good, but definitely “I’d order these again without hesitation” good. I’m just saying my client described them like they unlock inner peace and cure seasonal depression. They do not. But they absolutely slap.
Then I got a limón pepino aqua fresca, and listen… this thing was the main character. Cold, refreshing, perfect amount of tart, and somehow it tasted like hydration had a personality. It was so good I started mentally forgiving people who cut in line.
And then the lady comes out while I’m eating and says something like, “Want to try the fresh strawberry juice I just made?”
So obviously I said yes, because I’m not a monster. And yeah… it was incredible. Like “why is this not being sold in gallon jugs” incredible.
After tacos, I stared at the menu too long and made a reckless decision: dessert.
I ordered a sundae. I don’t think I’ve had a sundae in 15 years, and honestly, I forgot they could be that good. Presentation was great, ice cream was solid, fruit was fresh, and everything tasted like it was made by someone who actually wants you to be happy for once.
Customer service? Zero issues.
Maybe I got lucky. Maybe the internet is dramatic. Maybe I just showed up on the right day when nobody woke up choosing violence. Either way, it was smooth.
Food? Good.
Aqua fresca? Elite.
Sundae? Unexpectedly amazing.
And THEN… because life can’t let anyone enjoy nice things without a plot twist… I get into my car and my belt breaks as I’m sitting down. Just snapped. Like my body issued a formal statement saying:
“You have eaten enough joy for one day.”
So yeah, I ended up making an extra stop at Target for a replacement belt, walking through the store with the confidence of a man who absolutely did not just get humbled by tacos and ice cream.
Overall: highly recommend.
It’s unassuming from the outside, but absolutely worth the visit.
Go hungry. Get the shrimp tacos. Don’t skip the drinks.
And maybe wear pants that don’t rely on a belt for structural integrity.
Iris Mejia de Carpio
Everything you pick from this place, is delicious. My favorites are: the chamango, esquites,these are made from Mexican corn , Asada Fries, tosti locos, and Asada nachos.
… moreJoanne Yoon
I found this place on Google Reviews while looking for a place to get a Mangoneada, which I discovered was a Mango smoothie with plum+chile sauce on the side. I got a Chamango from here, some carne asada steak nachos, and a burrito . The Super Nachos came with free guacamole and the chips were the thick restaurant kind you get at higher end Mexican dine-in restaurants (not like Tostitos). The burrito was Ok, I recommend you come here for the fruit smoothies.
… moreLupe Marquez
Love the food here specially the chilaquiles super bomb food
This use to be one of my favorite places, but recently the food flavor went down and so did the customer service. Really disappointed my chilaquiles are super dry now. Get your old cook back
… moreThis use to be one of my favorite places, but recently the food flavor went down and so did the customer service. Really disappointed my chilaquiles are super dry now. Get your old cook back
Ana Chavez
DO NOT COME HERE UNLESS YOU ARE OKAY WITH BAD ATTITUDES. It is Saturday, May 13 1:10pm. The service with these ladies is horrible. They don’t know how to give customer service and or accept their mistake. For our first time it was horrible experience. I don’t know what is their issue that doesn’t let them give service with a smile and happiness but I hope they get reprimanded. Never coming here again or recommending it. I hope their boss sees this since they didn’t want to give us their contact information.
No one deserve their bad attitude.
… moreNo one deserve their bad attitude.
Let’s review
The fruit is fresh. Even if they think one might not be that fresh, they will discard it and get a brand new fruits , will come back
… moreDarlene Orabuena
This place has gone downhill. But the prices went uphill . Don’t believe the hype about inflation prices being their reasoning. Ive worked for a wholesale warehouse for the last 22 years. I don’t believe they are the same owners as the Downey location because Downey is cheaper, nicer & cleaner! They give you half for double the price. Raspados have minimum juice and mostly taste watered down. I’m going to stick to Downey location thanks but no thanks. And smile a bit, no one forced you to work on Labor Day
… moreAlex R
We local Rancho Dominguez teachers are forever thankful for the great fruit salad with lime and chili donated by Las Palmitas. January 2019.
… moreMonica Reyes
They have the best nachos and pistachio ice cream ever!!
… moreJulyinthesun
Good selection and sweet staff. I tried 3 things and they didn’t disappoint. I just wish they also had corn on a stick.
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