6 Spots to get Paletas in Dallas
The most refreshing treat to stay cool this summer.
From the streets of Havana, Cuba to Mexico City, paletas, or popsicles, are a Latin tradition that have now found their way to Dallas. The cold concoctions, made from a water or milk base, deliver flavors like sandía y chile and leche de coco to beat the dog days of summer in Dallas. From Rico's Paleteria to Encanto Pops, your neighborhood paleteria is a sanctuary for the scorching summer.
更新日期：2025年6月
1. Paleteria San Marcos
Since 1998, Paleteria San Marcos has delivered authentic Mexican frozen pops to Dallas and they're the perfect way to cool of off from the Texas heat. Enjoy their one-of-a-kind creations or go for one of their best sellers like the Tamarind with chile or lime. Looking for some adventure? Try the nanche pop, made with a sweet South American fruit with cherry and apricot. Both of their locations are north of Dallas – find them in Farmers Branch and Richardson.
2. Encanto Pops
Find essences of Mexico with a touch of new flair at this sibling-run paleta haven. Located on along Davis Street, this is a must stop while in the Bishop Arts District. Avocado Mango, Blueberry Guava, and Cookies & Lime (their take on key lime pie) are just a couple of the delicious creations the Diaz siblings have managed to bring to life. The flavors are switched out often, so there's always something new to satisfy your cravings.
3. Fruteria Cano
Looking for a refreshing but not too watery, tart but not too tangy treat? Look no further than the cheap and tasty paletas at the various Fruteria Cano locations around Dallas and surrounding areas, with a total of 6 locations. The one very location that has become popular is the State Fair of Texas Food Court indoors where you will see the longest lines ordering their favorite paleta, from mango, strawberry, coconut to banana! Just like back in the day, you'll have to reach into the freezer cases and grab one of the many delectable pleasures. Trust us, they're worth digging for!
4. Paleteria La Super
La Super has been family-owned since 1996, starting in the heart of Oak Cliff and growing. Each shop is run by a different family member, but the same delicious tradition lives on in every paleta. You must try their rich arroz paletas or the creamy nuez.
5. La Princesa Paletas
You probably haven't heard of La Princesa Paletas, and they might be a little tricker to find. La Princesa makes some of the best popsicles of the city, and they're only available from the street vendors that make their way through Dallas' neighborhoods. Once you find them – you're in for a treat: not only are they refreshing and delicious, but they're also only a dollar! They're as traditional as a Latin paleta gets.
6. Rico's Paleteria y Botanas Locas
Can’t decide between a spicy, sweet, tangy, and icy cold snack? Visit Rico’s Paleteria y Botanas Locas! With over 40 flavors of ice cream, you’re bound to find a new favorite. Try their delicious botanas, like fan favorites the Dubai Chocolate Churros, the indulgent Gansito Split, and paletas ranging from mango chamoy to creamy coconut and can't forget their must-try esquimales.
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