This is a solid ice cream shop with lots of flavors and offers. You can get single and double scoop…read moresizes for a steal at less than $5 for either as of January 2024. You order and pay at one desk then move to the ice cream. The dark chocolate and pineapple flavors were our favorites. They also offer popsicles on the other side of the store. It's a small interior and a popular area so expect a line and not much seating. Plan to walk and eat, but it's worth it.

So many exotic unique flavors here…read more Stumbled upon this place while walking around the neighborhood. Saw a bunch of people walking around with their signature pink ice cream cups, so I found this place to see what the fuss is all about. Come to find out that this is one of the most famous heladeria in Chile, and we were able to sample almost all the different flavors they had in store: raspberry mint, lemon basil mint, Lucuma, honey etc. Flavors that I have never even seen or heard of. All the weird flavors tasted amazing, so I had a real hard time figuring out which flavor to get. Ended up with the lucuma which is a special local fruit to Chile, and the honey flavor. The scoops are very generous and we were really full after eating 2 scoops of ice cream. Staff are a bit slow but very nice. Highly recommend!

If in Santiago you have to try ice cream from here. There's always a line so be prepared. The price…read moreis good considering how much ice cream you get. The inside is cute and there is a great out door seating area as well. There are also benches not far from the door that you can easily sit on as well. We've been several times during our time in Santiago.

This spot deserves your attention. It's a chain in Chile but it's been voted some of the best Ice…read morecream in the world! They don't miss with their flavors. My absolute favorite is the chirimoya naranja and my husband raved over the chocolate avellano (it's like Nutella ice cream.) You only get to try 2 flavors before ordering which is a let down because there are so many mixes and interesting flavors that I don't think it's enough.

Now that I've had my ceviche, it's time for dessert. I headed to Mò Gelatería and got a small Dulce…read moreDe Leche. A decent portion and a very good price. It was cold, it was creamy and it hit the spot. For those like me who have limited Spanish, you can definitely point and gesture. They get it.

It's a popular little ice cream shop and they claim that their ice cream is naturally flavored…read more I'm not sure why but I wasn't a huge fan of there ice cream. It's still good, but not the best. Still a good place to sit down and the presentation was nice.

Delicious gelato that can't be missed. Local fruit flavors, and a really nice part of Santiago to…read moresit and enjoy. Try the Lucuma if they have it. It's an Andean tree fruit that's very sweet and milky.

Hard for me to get too excited about this place, especially when they try to draw the strong links…read moreto Italy. The ice cream is average. Yes, the local flavors are nice to try but the quality of the ice cream was just not great. Given the lack of competitors in Santiago, it's probably worth a visit if you are craving ice cream.

There was a whole week, not so long ago, when I ate only Yogen Fruz. I was pretty sick with a sore…read morethroat and it was the only thing I craved. So naturally, I convinced myself that the probiotics and fruit would be a good way for me to get better...right? What I like most about Yogen Fruz is the simplicity: Chocolate or "Natural", sugar or manjar, fruit option(s) and in a cone or cup. My order is always: Natural, without sugar and I play with the different fruit options however, my all-time favorite mix is blueberry and green melon...excuse me while I wipe the drool off my chin.... Tip: If you are looking for a lower-fat option order without sugar (I swear it tastes the same!) Also, if memory serves me right, the Yogen Fruz in patio Bella Vista is *bit* more expensive so this is a good alternative if you need some Fruz in your life but want to save an extra couple pesos.

I was really craving some gelato in Santiago, and we tracked this place down on Yelp. I'm glad I…read moredid. The inside features a huge display case with at least 25 or so different gelato flavors. As is usually the case with my trips to ice cream shops, I probably tried 10 flavors before finally deciding on my order. After paying at the register, I got a scoop each of tres leche, mousse, and hazelnut. They were fantastic! Rich, velvety, smooth, particularly the tres leches one. The chocolate notes were intense, the hazelnut flavor not overpowering. And the chica working the counter booked me UP. My scoops were MASSIVE. For about $3,000 pesos, I got a ridiculous amount of superb gelato. It seemed to serve lunch and dinner as well. A pretty inviting and friendly atmosphere overall. The gelato is all I'd truly need, though. If I were to stay in Santiago for long, it'd definitely be a regular spot!

This Bravissimo always brings back memories of when I first came to Santiago. This si where,…read moretogether with my study abroad group, we would meet to get ice cream and lunch. At the time, I remember thinking that this ice cream place was huge and futuristic, with the bright colors, colored plastic seating areas and the Jetson-like uniforms the servers use. Although it doesn't seem that big to me anymore, their bright colors and style still seems somewhat futuristic, meets the 90's. There are many Bravissimo's throughout the Chile (41 to be exact), but this one is my favorite (apart from the awesome memories) as it has 2 stories with a large patio for their patrons to enjoy their large ice creams and slices of cakes as well as their savory dishes such as sandwiches, salads, hamburgers and wraps. Bravissimo, is not just ice cream (although I mistakenly categorize it as such all the time). It is a perfect place to come after a long day of work to enjoy "once" with your family or during lunch time with colleagues, as they have some awesome daily specials and that are economic and good. I recommend trying their Caprice sandwich, made with tomato, arugula, ham and mantecoso cheese with a "Tuscany salsa" (which is mostly olives and mayo) on rustic italian bread. I always ask to get avocado instead of ham and it is never a problem. Very delicious and perfect to accompany one of their coffees or teas. The service is good however, the line to get ice cream is always pretty long. Don't forget to pay first and then get in line to order. They have a ton of different flavors, so ask to taste them (the guys behind the ice cream display are happy to give you as many tastings as you want). Also, although I am an ice cream fanatic, I always have to remind myself that here (despite each scoop being very economic and therefor, more enticing to buy more), their ice cream is very thick and similar to a gelato, with intense and some super sweet flavors, so 1 scoop is always enough.