Reviews of Zero Degrees

Stopped by on a Saturday, was quickly helped. I ended up ordering the Cookie Moster and a Strawberry (mojito?/lemonade) and it was pretty good. It tasted like a mojito but without the alcohol. Def. a favorite now. The cookie moster was for my son and seemed to enjoy it. Will have to go back and try their other signature drinks.

The Cheelotes were not that warm, but the house garlic noodles were really fresh. Great portion sizes for sure. There were combo options too! It’s super cute and small, you can leave a personalized message! I got the strawberry limeade and my friend got the lychee strawberry slush w/ boba. Also they sell SUPER cute water bottles I will be back for one!

Came here for the first time to check it out. Had the "camo matcha" frozen beverage and "classic elotes". The matcha was pretty good. The elotes did not have chili powder, which was disappointing; I thought elotes were supposed to have chili powder or at least be a little spicy, but this was more like eating corn with some cheese. The atmosphere was pleasant, the staffers were courteous, and I was served quickly. Nice place, but too bad about the elotes. They do have elotes with spicy flavor and Cheetos added, so perhaps I should have had those.

Very nice place to try. Location is a little small. They had a Jenga for entertainment which was nice. Shaded outdoor sitting area, that has more tables than inside. Cucumber limeade and Mangonda was the best of all the things we purchased. Presentation and quality of food was good just a tad over priced for my liking. Definitely would recommend to try it at least once.

I agree with another reviewer here that there isn't enough cheese on the hot cheetos cheese fries. The hot cheetos elotes also didn't have enough cheese, mayo, or lime. It tastes like they use hot cheetos puffs so it's not as spicy as the regular hot cheetos. The orange chicken was just ok. You're better off getting elote from a Mexican restaurant or food truck and orange chicken from a Chinese restaurant. The ube milkshake was decent. The spicy watermelon could've had more tajin and chamoy. Service was slow but that is to be expected for a new restaurant. My first impression of this place is that it's overrated and over priced, but I do look forward to trying other things on the menu. I like the novelty and presentation.

I love this place! At the Bellaire location I had the Ube and for those of you who do not know what it is, it's a purple yam. It tastes just like taro and I love taro anything! It was not packed at all, but with this location being fairly new, it is PACKED! So be prepared to be in a long line and wait about 15 minutes for your drinks and another 10 for hot food items. With good company, I didn't mind the wait. This location is much smaller than the Bellaire location. The staff are friendly but because of the crowd, the tables aren't always cleaned immediately. I ordered the: Mango Twist, the Spicy Watermelon, and the Popcorn Chicken Box which included chicken, celery, carrots, Cajun fries and ketchup/ ranch. The box also comes with a drink so we got the strawberry bliss. All the drinks were fantastic, it was hard to pick a favorite. Buttttt if I had to choose I would pick the Mango Twist drink. Now, I read some FB comments from a certain ethnicity, complaining about the mangos and how they are not ripe. If they were overly ripe they wouldn't be able to obtain the "twist" of the mangoes fanning out beautifully on the straw. And secondly, Asians like them both ways sweet/ripe and sour/not quite ripe. It has a slightly sweet, slightly tart crunch to it. I really enjoyed it, but that's just my personal opinion.

I was very skeptical about trying them since I found them through Instagram and most sites over hype their food. Let me tell you that they did not do that at all. I took advantage of their $10 lunch special which I wanted Wings but I guess they didn’t have them at that location BUT I had their Carme Asada Fries and they were sketchy looking but really delicious. And don’t get me started on their Iced House Coffee 😭

I love that this location is down the street from me, but boy does it get packed most nights and especially on the weekends! The interior of the shop is cute, but the space is a bit small. Their drinks are always delicious, I would recommend trying something new every time you go there. As for food, I've tired their chicken 👍🏼, cheeto fries 👍🏼, and the garlic noodles 👎🏼 (the latter being suuuper salty and greasy). Prices for one drink will cost around 5 to 8 dollars depending on what you order, and same goes for food as well.

A bit overhyped, but I thought it was still really good. We got the mangonada and the spicy watermelon. The mangos were really hard and both drinks could have used more chamoy and tajin. It’ll cost you an extra $3 each to get the drinks in those mason jars, but I say go for it. Also, the line went out the door so be prepared to wait. Go ahead, give this place a try at least once for the experience (and take some tajin with you lol)

The drinks are as yummy as they look but it's always so crowded; the space is rather small and smells like cheese. We take our goodies to go for that reason. Thankfully they never skimp on quality or cut corners (no marshmallow garnish is ever forgotten, no unblended ice chunks at the bottom of our smoothies) no matter how packed it gets. I'm so glad we have one close by, their drinks always hit the spot!