Very professional stand inside the Mercado. Fresh fruit, well cut up and flavorful. Also a good amount of fruit in the ice. Friendly service as well!

What a nice surprise and treat this was! My boyfriend and I ate lunch at Sies Kitchen, and it was such a nice day out we decided to walk around the courtyard and check out the other shops. I stopped at Sonoran Sno-Cones and my sweet tooth was enticed. I had never had any of these desserts I was seeing so I asked the girl who was working a few questions. She was very helpful and patient. I decided to order a small Macedonia which is a cup of vanilla ice cream, pieces of peach, pineapple, strawberry, and mango. SO GOOD. The small was $4.50 and 2 people could easily share it. The fruit was frozen fresh fruit and tasted so sweet and fresh. The juice along with the fruits and ice cream was just a wonderful combination! I’m already craving another one now! I’m so glad I discovered this place and will definitely be back for more!

They take their time to make it right! The sweet treats are beautiful to look at when theyre done, almost a shame to start digging in. The portions are good and worth the price. Ive gotten a few friends addicted to the escamocha, which I recommend. Ask for it with ice cream and sweetened condensed milk both. Yum.

Phenomenal

Best raspados in town!

Delicious

Went to Tucson Meet Yourself and had the worse customer service ever. The cashier rang up my order and we were asked to wait. After waiting and our number passed I politely asked the gentlemen at the pick up window if he could tell me the status of my order. The cashier immediately got defensive and in a unfriendly tone of voice told us that our order was a while ago and someone must have take our order. He then asked if we had walked away cause there was NO WAY that they could have made a mistake cause their system has been working perfectly in getting orders out. I explained to him that we were waiting where everyone else had been waiting. The cashier again raising his tone told me he doesn’t know then what he could do to help us. The gentlemen at the pick up window said he would look at the tickets as soon as he had a chance. I told him thank you and that I would wait. The cashier than proceeded to keep saying he didn’t know how he could help. I finally told him he could just make the drinks we requested and we would leave. The person I was with stated he could even just refund the money so that we could leave. He got upset to the point that the gentlemen at the pick up window had to tell him to calm down. As a business owner I would never allow this behavior by my employees. Customers even commented to me after the cashier handed us back our money after arguing for ten minutes that they were amazed by such uncalled for and immature behavior. Hope this type is behavior is addressed before the business suffers.

My son really liked it. The lady was really polite. You can grab some sweets from the bakery next doorWarning: you cant see from the street easily, you will need to enter into the plaza to get there

I had the elotes and I didn’t love them. The rest of the menu looks good though. I would come back to try the Raspsdos, but I wouldn’t recommend the elotes.

I had been going to this place for years. Im living in the valley and have not been in quite a while. Driving through Tucson, I stopped at my favorite respado shop... The hole in wall place that was owned and operated by people of my culture to find disappointment. It now looks like a hipster spot designed for the bougie elements of the world. Bring back the little house yall used to operate out of. Unnecessarily gentrified. I loved it the way it originally was.

Located in the Mercado San Agustin this local business is the perfect place to get a refreshing raspado or yummy snack. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable for people who may not be familiar with the Mexican refreshments and snacks that they offer. I have had a few different menu items and have not been disappointed. So dont be shy and give them a try! (And you cant beat the relaxing courtyard at the Mercado San Agustin to enjoy your Sonoran Sno-Cone)

Read the menu! Im a raspados n00b and got caught flat footed. Good stuff once yout know what youre looking at.

Refreshing. With the snow one you can pick two types of diced fruit and add a scoop of vanilla ice cream with it. The sitting area outside is really cute with fairy lights hanging all around.

Sonoran Sno- Cones is a family owned and operated business in Tucson since 1998. Their snow cones are Sonoran as they make their Raspado syrups with fresh fruit and not artificial flavorings as how they are typically served and top the snow cones with cut up fruit. Their other selections on their menu also convey the theme of fresh fruits and vegetables while also bringing authentic snacks that derive from the region of Sonora in Mexico.

Delicious raspados however they need to add an employee this poor girl was busting her but all alone but did well

The complex had an ambience that is quaint, food cooked to perfection, and great drinks to relax. The small farmers market gives locals a chance to buy local produce. My suggestion -spend an evening there.

Sonoran Sno-Cones is one way to get your favorite Mexican junk food fix. It has all the antojitos we grew up with plus a few new ones.

There is more than just raspados here.

So so

Awesome Raspados. Try the Vanilla, trust me ;)

So delicious on a hot Tucson day, cheap too.

It was bomb!

The Macedonia is the best!!!

Good food