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4 places to visit for fruity treats in San Antonio

Fresh fruit? We’ll take two.

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We love our chamoy here in SA + Gorilla Shaved Ices does not disappoint.

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The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and it’s time to get yourself a little sweet treat.

That’s why we’re rounding up four SATXtoday-approved snack spots + fruit-in-a-cup purveyors to help get your refreshing fix.

Los Valles Produce, 3915 Nogalitos St.

This Southside staple is a must-try with items like Mango On a Stick or a Watermelon Agua Fresca. If you’re hungry, pop over to the attached restaurant where you can have mini tacos, gorditas, and other savory eats.

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We can’t wait to (man)go to all these local spots.

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Fruteria La Mission, 553 E. White

La Mission is known for its massive fruit cups. Pro tip: Head on over to the Mission Marquee Plaza with a fruit cup in hand for one of its many outdoor events.

Gorilla Shaved Ice, 2355 Goliad Rd.

We recommend trying the Fresanada + Mangonada topped with all the extras like cucumbers and chamoy. Don’t miss: Check out the covered patio which is surrounded by beautiful plants.

Las Nieves, Multiple locations

This family-owned business offers classic Italian ice treats made with fresh fruit. The flavors range from classic lime to the more adventurous Mango Loco + Piña colada.

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