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A cut above your standard gelato place in a touristy area. The menu shows something like 40 flavors, and you can get cups, cones, or milkshakes in a variety of sizes. The numbers for when it's your turn are basically impossible to find when it's crowded because people waiting their turn are in front of the dispenser. When I got there it was attached to the front left by the door. It was basically swarmed. The vibe of the staff's body language is tenser than a premium espresso shop during rush hour. As far as the actual gelato, it was really on the creamy side of the spectrum. I got body, and a bit of decadence as I finished.
Delicious gourmet ice cream! Very friendly and quick service. There was a line out the door but the 3 scoopers worked fast. So thankful we stopped her and not a touristy ice cream stop. The ice cream was so fresh and smooth and creamy. I had coconut and white chocolate and I really liked both but loved the coconut. You could split scoops in the cones and cups. Lots of yummy flavors and they had some pastries too. Not a ton of seating, few chairs inside and a few tables outside - all full so we took our ice cream and walked. If you are by the cathedral go up the street to this amazing place!
This is the oldest ice-cream shop in Malaga according to one of the guides. I stopped by after lunch and had the flavour 'Malaga' which is Sweet Wine. Liked it. Service was quick but not sure what happens in the height of tourist season. There is no seating space but you wanna walk out eating your ice cream anyway. Also, the flavours are not open for public view, at first I thought they did not have ice-cream at all, but there is a board with all flavours. Try it.
I understand the big fuss. The mint chocolate is really yummy but the pistachio is most impressive - best pistachio I've ever had. The staff is friendly and quick. I like the number situation - much less anxiety-inducing than a line. Helps manage is annoying tourists. Watch out for the large cup - it's super filling. The ice cream is dense. I have a very large appetite for sweets, but I'd get the smaller size next time.
After seeing so many recommendations online, we went to visit Casa Mira to try their famous ice cream and horchata. The ice cream lived up to the hype, it was very good with very flavorful taste. The horchata wasn't my favorite, but that might just come down to personal taste. The service was very friendly, nice ambiance and the place gets quite busy so get ready to make a line. read more
11 months ago
A cut above your standard gelato place in a touristy area. The menu shows something like 40 flavors, and you can get cups, cones, or milkshakes in a variety of sizes. The numbers for when it's your turn are basically impossible to find when it's crowded because people waiting their turn are in front of the dispenser. When I got there it was attached to the front left by the door. It was basically swarmed. The vibe of the staff's body language is tenser than a premium espresso shop during rush hour. As far as the actual gelato, it was really on the creamy side of the spectrum. I got body, and a bit of decadence as I finished. read more
2 years ago
Delicious gourmet ice cream! Very friendly and quick service. There was a line out the door but the 3 scoopers worked fast. So thankful we stopped her and not a touristy ice cream stop. The ice cream was so fresh and smooth and creamy. I had coconut and white chocolate and I really liked both but loved the coconut. You could split scoops in the cones and cups. Lots of yummy flavors and they had some pastries too. Not a ton of seating, few chairs inside and a few tables outside - all full so we took our ice cream and walked. If you are by the cathedral go up the street to this amazing place! read more
This is the oldest ice-cream shop in Malaga according to one of the guides. I stopped by after lunch and had the flavour 'Malaga' which is Sweet Wine. Liked it. Service was quick but not sure what happens in the height of tourist season. There is no seating space but you wanna walk out eating your ice cream anyway. Also, the flavours are not open for public view, at first I thought they did not have ice-cream at all, but there is a board with all flavours. Try it. read more
2 years ago
Grab and go. There are tables and seats right outside or walk another half minute to the garden side of the cathedral and site on a bench and enjoy the sites. Gelato was tasty and priced okay. read more
Yogurt and pistachio flavored gelato is amazing here! The iced lemonade is also really refreshing! Really busy and popular spot. Get a ticket by the door and wait for your number. I came here twice while I was visiting malaga because the gelato was so good!! :) try some yourself! read more
4 years ago
Best ice cream in Malaga. Always long line outside but make sure you try it when you are in town. read more
5 years ago
I understand the big fuss. The mint chocolate is really yummy but the pistachio is most impressive - best pistachio I've ever had. The staff is friendly and quick. I like the number situation - much less anxiety-inducing than a line. Helps manage is annoying tourists. Watch out for the large cup - it's super filling. The ice cream is dense. I have a very large appetite for sweets, but I'd get the smaller size next time. read more
6 years ago
Their almond gelato is reason enough for all the high yelp reviews! A must try if you're visiting. read more
Delicious local ice cream! I loved the turron flavored ice cream. It was refreshingly cold with a not too sweet roasted almond butter flavor. They also sell turron (7.5€). A friendly place and worth every decadent calorie! I can't wait to try the turron candy when I get home. read more
10 years ago
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Calle Marqués de Larios, 5
29005 Malaga
Spain
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952 212 422
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