A repeat winner of several awards in Frankfurt, and continuously sporting a queue, Das Eis purports…read moreto be one of Germany's most popular purveyors of Ice Cream, though based on a single visit the shop's notoriety seems more dependent on a high-traffic location than anything about the product itself. Found just a few meters from museums, churches and the shops of Altstadt, opening hours of 12h00 on weekdays and 10h00 on Saturday ongoing till 18h00, it was after a brief wait that English-fluent servers placed three scoops in a bowl for 6€, the hard-packed texture immediately off-putting with "The Pancake" over-churned to the point of crystallization and only Butterkeks offering any real depth thanks to the roasted Nuts mingling with Chocolate and Shortbread.

2.50 for one scoop of 2 flavors. Interesting flavors and very flavorful gelato. Service is quick…read more There are about 5 tables outdoor seating and about 2-3 inside. They also do a variety of coffee like latte macchiato.

Out of the gelato spots we sample while staying in Frankfurt this was our favorite! I can't speak…read moreto the interior of this cafe since we just ordered at the window and took the ice cream to go, but it was everything gelato should be: cheap, delicious, and refreshing. I felt like this place had a good variety of flavors, the line wasn't too long, and it was easy enough to communicate with the staff even with the language barrier.

This is a gelato and frozen yogurt place…read more I don't know if they make their own or they get it from a purveyor. Either way, the gelato is absolutely first rate. Of especial note is the kirsch gelato. This is German SOUR cherry, not the sicky sweet stuff of American cherry vanilla. The gelato tastes almost medicinal at first. Then when you realize it is sour cherry rather than cherry cherry, the gelato gets a charm of its own. I was in love by the end of my cone. Topping it was a first rate frozen lemon yogurt. My wife's passion-fruit yogurt was top notch as well. Overall, a place I would want to come back to about 100 times. Per day.

One of the better ice cream cafés in Frankfurt. Many others are overrated, especially the rubbish…read morechains like Häägen Dazs. It's been here for ages so that can't be a bad sign. Prices are also very civilised (1.20 euros per scoop). 5* for the ice cream itself. Limited selection but everything is good. 4* due to the location. Although I live around the corner, it's on a busy main thoroughfare. Sitting outside is a little noisy. So I always get takeaway. Bottom line: Recommended.

Gelato spot within walking distance from our hotel. My husband loves gelato and this place offers…read morean adorable gelato dish that looks like spaghetti with tomato sauce. We sat at an outside table and ordered a large spaghetti gelato to share. Fun experience.

Love the ice cream here just a nice perfect little place to stop and have coffee or in my case ice…read morecream after a long day of walking around the city

One of the highlights of my Frankfurt vacation! The shop had the best chocolate that I bought in…read moreGermany (and I bough A LOT. . . I mean A LOT). The vibe here is a bit like at Pierre Marcolini, my favorite chocolate shop of all time. You can pick from a wide selection of chocolates, macarons, choose a drink, and then enjoy it all from the comfy cushions in the display window. If you don't mind people staring at you and enjoy staring back, it's the perfect spot. You can also buy beautifully packaged gifts. I saw some seasonal boxes that were exceptionally pretty. I would recommend the chocolate covered oranges, strawberries, and most of all this one candy whose name I can't recall. It's for Christmas, has a honey/ginger cake base, jam, and marzipan. Ask the nice people who work here, they'll tell you want it's called. If you have trouble choosing, you can always ask for recommendations.

Amazing ice cream, great bon bons, fantastic macarons, and awesome chocolate bars. Their ice creams…read moreare brimming with flavor, whether its the peach, salted caramel, or straight up dark chocolate. One of the better places to get chocolate in Frankfurt.

Best Gelato outside of Italy. Flavors are abundant and the staff is great. Always busy so be patientread more

Known for big crowds and creative flavors since 1974 Eis Christina is amongst Frankfurt's most…read morewell-known eateries, warm weather prompting a post-dinner visit that saw the shop's lighted queueing system moving guests quickly to smiling employees ready to take their order. Using both inside and a window to serve, a billboard menu making suggestions for Sundaes large or "regular," simple Stracciatella proved well-made with cascading ribbons of Chocolate while "Spaghetti Eis" smashed through a press created a textural dynamic prone to toppings such as boozy Cherries or Candy plus Sauce and Whipped Cream top and bottom.

Thier speciality is spaghetti ice cream where they put the ice cream / gelato into a machine that…read moremakes it look like spaghetti. Pros: it looks different Cons: it melts a lot faster. For $5, you get the original which is something like vanilla gelato with strawberry sauce. It's okay, nothing too special. They have 15? Flavors of ice cream / gelato.

After spending at least 5 minutes to decide which flavor/mix I was going to try, I went for the…read moreCookie Crunch: vanilla ice cream, Oreo, cookie and Nutella, topped with biscuits. The man that was taking orders was very nice and patient. He took time to explain how it was working and what we could have, even if he was a bit overwhelmed. The ice cream is very good, the different flavors go very well together. Of course, it's more expensive than the usual ice creams but the quantity you get for 5€ - 6 rolls - is quite generous. Concerning the decor, I'm not a fan but that's not really important when you're having a good ice cream :)

This is a nice place to spend a saturday or sunday afternoon. I used to live in a little town…read morecalled Worms, south of here. I drove to Frankfurt almost every weekend to this ice cream cafe' for like 45 min to have brandied cherry ice cream. :) why don't they have this flavor in the US? Anyway, it's located on the corner of the town square. there are tables outside where you can sit and people watch and listen to street musicians....violin, chelo, flute.... then there are always people who will come and serenade you... so romantic. The town square is cobble stone. the buildings are tall and stuck together and retains it's gothic architecture. There is a large fountain in the middle of the square. Sitting there you will feel like you are in a postcard! it is accessible by train, streetcar or underground rail, bus too. walking distance from the train station. *inexpensive & very relaxing experience.