The Top 100 most iconic ice cream shop drew me in, but the Top 10 best ice cream nomination was validated. Cadore is decorated and well deserved. Perhaps the best ice cream I've had. I opted for their signature Argentina dulce de leche. Sampled a couple . Can't go wrong 5/5 read more

Bar none, the very best gelato I have ever tasted. I was advised to try the komquat dark chocolate and whiskey flavor. I won't say it was "life changing" but it came damn close. I have 3 days left in Buenos Aires and I know where I'll be stopping again before I leave. If you find yourself in Buenos Aires on Calle Corrientes and you don't make a stop here, it should only be because you have a medical condition or life threatening allergy.. read more

This is regarded as one of the best gelaterias on the planet. I'm always skeptical about lists declaring "best of" anything, but I think Nat Geo might have a point here! That gelato here is fantastic. That's speaking as someone that has spent much time in Italy. I'd be happy to eat their chocolate any time. It's rich, decadent, but not bitter or overly sweet. The strawberry is a beautiful puree of fresh fruit that's delicious. The maracuya (passion fruit) is something you don't find much of outside of South America but you will love here! For $4 or less you can order up to 1/4 kilo of ice cream. It's a steal for the price. There will be a line out the door but it's fast moving and worth any wait. Indoor and outdoor seating is available. An English menu is provided along with many other languages. This is an essential visit when in Buenos Aires. read more

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This is one of the best rated ice cream places in not just Argentina but the world. Based on the reviews, it seems like most people agree, and the long lines are proof that this place is extremely popular. We made it on the line just before it got extremely long, and the wait was not too bad. I really liked the cute decor and the uniforms of the workers. They have an extensive menu of flavors available. I was a bit overwhelmed and picked 2 types of chocolates. The chocolate was creamy and very decadent. The weather was extremely hot, so the ice cream started melting very quickly. I'm honestly not an ice cream fan, but I thought it was really good and worth the wait. read more

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Old school - and still awesome - gelato Cadore has been around forever - since '57 - and they're still as good as they have always been. The gelato is awesome (it's actually more gelato-ish than ice-cream-ish, i.e., a less dense/heavy, less fat, and a race between melting and consumption. The flavors are spot on, it's not too sweet , and basically it's very very happy making. Bonus - they use Cattabriga machines from Bologna to make their gelato, which makes my Bolognese heart very happy read more

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BEST ICE CREAM EVER! We visited from SF, California, and I just wish there were more locations. You must try the pistachio. The best everything! Is too bad Argentina is too far. read more

Cadore - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

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We decided to try Cadore after being in Buenos Aires for about a month on our last week, and we're so glad we did! We we'd previously tried ratatouille and a couple of other gelato places in the city, but nothing compares to Cadore. The flavors were intense, the texture was next-level, and the price and wait time were very reasonable. read more

This spot is listed on the top 10 ice cream spots from National Geographic (I don't know about this list though, only one place is in Italy). Anyway, been here a few times, have tried maracuya, pomelada, and banana split. The fruit flavors could do with more flavor, the banana split is creamy and tasty. 2300 ARS for the smallest size, pretty good! There was a line both times I went but the line moves pretty quickly. There are also menus in different languages either to scan via QR code or ask the cashier for a physical one. read more

Cadore produces the finest gelato in the world, PERIOD! Sorry Italy! The Dark Chocolate and the Marron Glacé flavors are so rich and flavorful I want to swoon! Service is quick and friendly. Well worth the short wait in line! Not to be missed on any trip to Buenos Aires! Well done Cadore!! read more

Absolute must try. The ice cream here is amazing. I was lucky enough to not wait in line. I got the dark caramel and strudel while my husband got the chocolate mousse and dulce de leche with chocolate chips. I think his flavors were a bit better than mine but the strudel was very good for sure. It had chunks of apple and walnuts. The place is tiny but there are some benches outside where you can sit and enjoy your ice cream. read more

Buenos Aires is known for its gelato, thanks in large part to its Italian immigrant heritage, and indeed, Cadore on Avenida Corrientes offers some of the best gelato I've ever had! The selection of flavors is absolutely massive, but the staff were patient with giving out samples. In the end, I chose the pistachio and the fig with nuts on a small cone. The pistachio was smooth and creamy, and I loved the sweet, almost rum-like flavor in the fig with nuts! What a delectable treat that comes at a bargain for what it is: high quality, artisan gelato in the true Italian fashion! read more

Cadore - Vaso Chico: pistachio, fig with nuts - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

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Excellent ice cream. My favorite was Pistachio and coconut on cone. Highly recommend!

A good option for gelato. Not that expensive and a huge variety of flavors to choose. You order your size first, pay, then move on to select your flavors. read more

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My favorite ice cream in BA. The line is out the door but it moves fast. Try the super dulce de leche and the dark chocolate. Even the chocolate chip cookie was the bomb. I took some to go and had it at our apartment over the next two night. Highly recommend it! read more

This is the best ice cream place in Buenos Aires! I've been to a few ice cream places here, and this is by far the best taste and best texture. I got the dulce de leche bombon and chocolate italiano flavors. The consistency is very soft, almost stretchy. The cup I got was $110. Highly recommend, very good ice cream for a reasonable price. The interior was nicely decorated and had enough space to seat my group of friends. Noise level was moderate. A great place to hang out! read more

Cadore - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

The best gelato ever. It was amazing. As good as any gelato in Italy. The people were very kind as well.

Decent flavors and ice cream here. Not the best but a solid cup. We tried dark chocolate, rum raisin, and pistachio. Texture was on point but flavor could've been a little better. read more

Cadore - Pistachio, dark chocolate, rum raisin - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

Dulce de leche is everywhere in South America, including the ice cream. So when I found out that Buenos Aires has one of the top ice cream shops in the world, I had to try a dulce de leche ice cream there. Cadore Helladeria did not disappoint! I ordered a sugar cone for 100 Argentinian pesos, or less than $3 USD. I ordered a sugar cone of the dulce de leche negro, which is a stronger flavor than ordinary dulce de leche. The texture was perfectly smooth and creamy. Argentina has a strong Italian influence, so gelato reigns supreme around these parts. The flavor was sweet, with a hint of burnt caramel bitterness. I loved the flavor complexity. The shop is small, but there is limited seating by the wall. I read online that the shop gets busier late at night. We came around 5 pm today and there were only a few people in the shop. read more

We really enjoyed the soft ice cream... it's on a very active street so people watching is perfect if you're visiting Buenos Aires for the first time. The only issue we had was the amount of ice cream they give you melted so fast on this summer night in January, and the napkins that they provide just do not help. Maybe we need a bigger cup and less ice cream, or more ice cream with a ton of good napkins... Their napkins are weak, but the overall experience was close to a five for me. Pro tip get as many napkins as you possibly can. read more

Overrated, but ok. It was for sure a good ice cream, but w artificial as pistachio was very green and did not taste natural. The maroon mouse was more an unnatural vanilla with maroon pieces in it. The chocolate Cointreau liquor was ... well, let's say the hole bottle was fallen in. I have to say, I see much better once. Even in Patagonia. Continue the hard work n improve, then u will rock. read more

Cadore - Cadore, world class ice cream. Let's see - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

Great selection of AMAZING tasting ice cream!! Go there and try everything on the menu!!!!!! You will come out a happier person with a smile in your tummy as well as on your face. Go there NOW!! read more

Cadore - Double Lush!!! - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Buenos Aires, C

Stumbled into this place while heading back to the hotel with a craving for gelato. Unbeknownst to me is that this place is considered to be one of the best gelaterias in the world. There was a considerable line to place your order, but you can tell this is the norm as it took no time at all to place and then receive the gelato. Flavors were impeccable and the consistency of the gelato was spot on. Definitely recommend to those wanting a delicious frozen treat. read more

Hands down the BEST ice cream I've ever had. I'm a tango addict and I'd go to Cadore before I step onto the dance floor. Get the lemon sorbet. Holy godfather of tango. read more

This gelateria is a traditional ice cream parlor that's been around for years. Located in the center of the city on Avenida Corrientes, near the theater district and down the block from El Gato Negro (cafe), its definitely a hot spot for any tourist. Cadore is good and bad at the same time: Good because it was conveniently located 5 blocks from my apartment/hostel and bad, since it was so delicious I kept going back for more way too many times! The gelato is so creamy and they have a variety of flavors to choose from, anywhere from the purest chocolate, pistachio and almendas to tramontana, apple strudel and dulce de leche. The staff are always willing to please the customer, letting anyone try as many flavors as you want but make sure you time your visit right. When its busy, generally later in the evening and midday, it can get a bit crazy. For the portions its moderately priced but of course if you frequently visit it can be costly :) But worth a trip! read more

Delicious Helado. Definitely delivered on everything it promised. I'm a purist so I had dulce de leche. Creamy and rich flavor. My daughter had frambuesa and raves about it. Husband had chocolate Italiano. read more

The gelato was great i ordered the dulce de leche with coconut , great choice ! Love the taste but the service wasn't so great , not the best attitude of the employees, they didnt want to let you taste so many flavors. read more

There´re so many better options to get yourself some icecream in Buenos Aires that this one is just disappointing. Chocolate and Dulce de Leche were just OK. Bailey's cream was tasteless, terrible, and pistachio was just dull also really bad. Never again! read more

the best ice cream in Buenos Aires, No Tables, Tiny Place, but the creamiest gelato you will ever taste