Kona Ice

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Cedar Park, TX 78613

Phone: (512) 850-1777

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Neighborhood: Cedar Park

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Popular Menu Items

• Cheese Bread $8.40
• Small Detroit-style dough, baked with garlic, oregano, and our four cheese blend. Topped with grated parmesan, served with marinara.
• Detroiter Sm $18.00
• Cheese, two kinds of pepperoni: natural casing on top of the cheese, smoked pepperoni underneath with Detroit sauce, and oregano.
• Cinnamon Sticks $8.40
• Small Detroit-style dough, baked with cinnamon and raw sugar. Topped with house-made cream cheese icing.
• Detroiter Lg $31.20
• Cheese, two kinds of pepperoni: natural casing on top of the cheese, smoked pepperoni underneath with Detroit sauce, and oregano.
• Build Your Own Small $15.60
• Cheese, Detroit sauce, and oregano.

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  5.0 stars - Based on 4 reviews

#225 out of 340 restaurants in Cedar Park

#4 of 6 Ice Cream in Cedar Park

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07/22/2024 - Jme R.
During these challenging times, Kona Ice provided a much-needed ray of joy for my family, especially for my kids who have been cooped up for far too long. The convenience of having the colorful truck come right to our doorstep, with a friendly and accommodating staff, made our day truly special and memorable. The delicious flavors and refreshing treats brought by Kona Ice truly made a difference in brightening our days and creating a moment of happiness amidst the monotony of quarantine life.

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