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Steel City Pops Second Location Now Open at The Rim

By on Fri, Jun 15, 2018 at 1:28 pm

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Steel City Pops, the Alabama-based, family-operated popsicle chain has opened up a second San Antonio location.

In honor of their grand opening on Thursday, this weekend all of their paleta-inspired pops will be dipped or drizzled in your choice of nuts, chocolate or spices for free (typically 1.50 extra). Select from gourmet options like Coconut Key-Lime Pie, Chai Latte, and Cucumber Lime. There are even some creamy, dairy-free options.

The chain already has 22 locations, many across Texas, including one in Southtown, which opened in spring of 2017. Though relative newcomers to the local game, Steel City Pops doesn’t seem to be an exception to San Antonio's love for paletas.
Location Details

Steel City Pops – The Rim

17619 La Cantera Pkwy, San Antonio La Cantera

(210) 610-9060

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