We drove from Chattanooga on a Saturday to see this little frozen delight, after reading about it on Trip Advisor and, boy, what a find! Nestled in the middle of an artistic neighborhood of southwest Nashville, this little popsicle store is great. It's simple atmosphere with an artistic ambiance and fantastic, flavorful desserts! Myself, my wife, and my 5-year-old son... more

It's odd to write a review about Popsicles but they really were pretty great. Make the small trip out if you have a car, it's worth it. And then stop by at one of the outside dining establishments right there on 12 South. more

The words popsicles is a little misleading. These aren't like the cheap ones in the grocery store. These have real hunks of fruit, and they have lots of delicious and random flavors. It's hard to find, but it's worth the trip. Try the watermelon one if they have it. more

Las Paletas is a little hard to find, but its definately worth the search. My husband and I tried the popsicles on the last day of our Nashville mini-vacation and were immediately sorry we hadn't tried them sooner. We would have definately stopped by every day we were in town. The popsicles are $2.50 (includes tax) each and come in... more

Best popsicles I've tasted anywhere! Amazing flavors from traditional (cantaloupe, mocha, watermelon, chocolate), to intruiging (cucumber & chilli, pineapple & chilli, tamarind, hibiscus, rose petals chocolate & wasabi). Flavors change daily. more

I had heard coworkers talk about picking up popsicles during lunch excursions. No one went into detail and I some how kept missing stops. Last week I finally was introduced to Las Paletas and my world changed with one Strawberry-Banana-Pineapple treat. I went back this weekend and got a cream chocolate-banana that was very good. (Think fudgecicle with banana chunks... more

If you are in the downtown area of Nashville, you can also pick up these delicious popsiscle treats at Fiesta Mexicana Restaurant on 4th Ave. Priced right at only $1.00 each, they offer a lot of different flavors . more

This place was wonderful. There were some very unique flavors, too bad we couldn't try them all. It is a bit difficult to find, since there is no sign out front. The only way we found it was to look for the street number on the building. Definitely worth the hunt. more

Reminds me of home (TX) where an old Mexican man would sell homemade popsicles from his little cart. As authentic as it gets! They also feature very unique & creative pops too (like the basil popsicle...yum!) more