The corn is really good here I drive 1hr when I visit Chicago. They have added more items but I prefer the original basic corn in a cup.

If anyone rates their elotes anything less than 5 stars they are out of their minds. This is the best elote I have had in my life. Priced fair and other options here are great as well.

Amazing food every time, they know what they do and they do it to perfection. Corn is fresh and not canned and the paletas are always good.

Elotes Gomez is an iconic neighborhood authentic Mexican shop that serves traditional ice creams, fruit drinks, soup, and the best Elotes anywhere, this is a true gem

Awesome Elote... we got the hot Cheetos one and a plain Elote. Line was to the door, but moved very quickly. It was so good we forgot to take photos. Trust me though, if you like Elote, you will love this place. They had ice cream, candy, and chips for sale as well.

4 stars. It's a small local business located on the east side of Aurora in a residential area with narrow street parking. They serve a mean Elote. They have 3 sizes small, medium, and large. It was really good. A had the small Mexican corn with everything (mayo lime, butter, cheese, and chili powder. We also had a Mangonada, which is a mixed fruit salad that can come with your choice of ice cream or not, with chamoy, and I asked for a tamarind chili stick. It was yummy. They also serve nachos, ice cream, and other fast snacks. They have alot of workers there.

Referred to by a friend, my friends and I came by one night due to goose hunt for a group meeting we were trying to find. We gave up and decided to celebrate failure in spirit of elotes. Following my friends because I still don't know my way around Aurora, I noticed that the streets were getting darker and much harder to see the signs. Eventually there were a light at the end of the corner, big and bright! I didn't see a banner or sign stating their name, but then again it was pretty dark out. My friends and I walked in and saw a single bright room with merchandise along the perimeter. There's no seating either outside or inside. Along the walls showcased their baked goods, ice cream, fruits, and some foods such as wings and Cheetos con queso. That night I was a mission to try their elotes. The servings come in 3 sizes. I tested out my Spanish and ordered a small with the works. Growing up in a Spanish household, I knew this kind of elotes would hit home and it sure did!! For a size small, roughly 10-12 oz, only being $2.75, I went back and bought a second one! Overall, I highly recommend Elotes Gomez for authentic Spanish food.

This place seems to be quite popular judging by the long line. The elotes comes in 3 different sizes and either on the cob or off. The large is about $4. The elotes is pretty good and is loaded with mayo and cheese, but gets watery at the bottom since they don't really drain the corn before putting it in the cup (for the off the cob version). They also have something called Mangonada, which is mango flavored smoothie, spicy tamarind syrup with mango on top. It's quite tasty, but I can only drink so much because it's very rich. It comes in 3 sizes. The large is about $5. I didn't see a price list anywhere, but they had signs for ice cream, nachos, burritos, tortas, hamburger, fries, nuggets and wings. I believe they're cash only since I didn't see anyone pay with a credit card and there's an ATM machine inside. Parking might be hard to find if it's busy, but there are a few spots on the side and the rest on the street. It's a small place and there is no seating area. ....| \ _ , , , - - , , _ , .../ , ` . - ' ` ' . _ \ - ; ; ; , _ ..| , a - ) ) _ . ; . ( ` - ` - ' - ' ' - - - ' ' ( _ / . _ ) - ' ( _ \ _ )