Crema di Gelato is located amongst the busy alleys and streets of Lagos. Finding it was random…read more They offer two cases of gelato flavors including a sugar free version. They also have a specialty of encasing the ice cream with chocolate. Staff spoke English perfectly well and teased us to charge €100 for our gelato. We didn't ask to sample any. Hubby wanted the strawberry. It was delicious - flavorful and refreshing. A simple cone with a single scoop is €3. The price is fair.

Delicious gelato! Reminds me of the gelato I got while I was in Italy. We found this place the…read morefirst night in Lagos and didn't go anywhere else. Some flavors are the same but they rotate other flavors. We went there 3 nights in a row! We enjoyed the flavors of Panna cotta, pastel de nata, coffee, chocolate, caramel etc. It's made fresh daily and there is always tons of people trying to get this delicious gelato!

Nothing Special for 2,50 per scoop though one scoop is the size of two. Located directly at sea…read moreside which make the place special. "One scoop" can only be of one kind which is a bit strange that they don't let you mix.

Located across from the beautiful Luz church and next to The Fort restaurant, the Ice Cream Factory…read moreis the perfect place to grab an ice-cream whilst wandering down to the beach or on the way home. It's just a small counter but service is very quick and friendly. There are around 12 flavours of ice cream so something for everyone! Strawberry, mandarin and yoghurt, mint chocolate chip, butter crunch etc. You can have either a cone or a tub, and one or two scoops - €2.20 for one scoop and €3.50 for two. Considering everything is made on the premises, I think these are more than reasonable prices. I went for the strawberry in a cone, which was delicious, with real strawberry pieces. Be quick before it melt all over your hand though! I tried some of the other half's mint chocolate chip but it's not a flavour I would personally go for, though they were very generous with the chocolate chips. Always worth stopping off at - I'd recommend eating your purchase on the benches near the rocks at the beach. Holiday perfection.

I passed by and decided to get a treat. I didn't sample and I just got a medium with two scoops…read more The gelato wasn't as flavorful. The texture was fine but it was lacking flavor.

This was located right across from our bed and breakfast. Our first night there, i noticed that the…read moreline was very long, longer than the other gelato places that occupy the old town center of Lagos. Curiosity got the best of us so we figured we would try. It did not disappoint! By the time we decided to buy some gelato, a majority of their flavors were out (it was already 11:30pm). We opted for a one scoop of chocolate since we were just sampling. Very good, not too bitter and not too sweet. Had just the right amount of flavor needed and did not taste artificial. The cone didn't taste like any regular cone, it had a light airy crisp to it. I told my husband i wanted to come back here before we left. I made good on my word and immediately came the next day. This time, there was no line and it had just opened. I got to meet the owner and he makes all the flavors right in the shop. I asked to sample the coffee and bueno flavor and they were amazing! (Yes i was a fatty and got 2 scoops). The prices are very reasonable and they don't skimp on the amount of gelato they give per scoop. Its located in the old town of Lagos. There's quite a handful of gelato places there, but don't miss out on this one! Fresh flavors made daily with the freshest ingredients. Owner is a really nice guy as well! Go ahead and Treat yourself to a scoop or two!

This bakery had such an amazing selection of Algarve sweets and treats. We got a selection to try…read moreand it was all delicious. The Dom Rodrigo, thin egg yolk threads in a sweet syrup and wrapped in colorful foil, was saccharine and unique. I originally thought it was pumpkin, and was surprised to learn it was made from egg. The Doce Fino was so fun with all the different fruit and animal shapes. They were the best marzipan I've ever had, a soft crumbly texture with a light almond flavor. The Queijo de figo, fig cheese, consisted of fig and almonds compressed into a fig cheese. It had a good fig taste with some star anise flavoring

Go for the fig and walnut- that was my favorite flavor here. It was very creamy and rich in flavor-…read morewould come back and only get this flavor.