Such a great ice cream shop! First, the decor is incredibly cute. There is a small display of…read morewaffle cones with plants in them. There are both classic and unique flavors. The vanilla, chocolate and fruit sorbets are all very good and refreshing. I was lucky enough to try most flavors. My favorites are the platano con dulce de leche, the chocolate a la naranja, queso de cabra con membrillo, and the requeson con fresa. Nice flavors included the jenjibre, lychee frambuesas y rosas, and limon amarillo. The prices are fair and they offer affogattos too.

Super tasty ice scream, not matter which I tried. Affordable price and good service. If you get 2…read morescoops the second is only half the cost

Made with soy milk and almost no sugar, one of the best places to have ice cream in Mexico City!…read moreThe price is super fair, and they serve it in cool rolls form (one serving is like 3 ice scoops!) Great option for people like me that like fresh ingredients and can't have dairy.

Just go there ! Best ice cream experience ever ! If you have kids ... they will go bananas literallyread more

Loved the nieves here.. great customer service. One of my main reasons to visit tepoztlan was to…read moreeat here and honestly it didn't fail.

If in Tepoztlan you must try this ice cream shop that pays homage to Dia de los Muertos. Sooo many…read moreflavors to choose from and so inexpensive.

Delicious flavors! We tried mamey (tasty), coffee with cardamon (my favorite!), as well as yogurt…read morewith honey (my partners favorite). Owners were kind and welcoming.

This ice cream place was amazing! I got the arroz con leche ice cream and it did not disappoint, it…read moreeven had rice bits. The worker was very kind and attentive. It's a little hidden gem in a none busy area of Coyoacán worth the stop.

Incredible house made ice cream and paletas, in the heart of Coyoacán. The neighborhood is…read morebeautiful and full of history. Steps from the main square, you will find Gloria. The ice cream here is gelato style, which is creamier, silkier, as well as more dense and elastic than American ice cream. They had a dozen or so interesting flavors that you will not find just anywhere. All three flavors that we tried were delicious, my favorite being the Vino Tinto-red wine ice cream! It tasted like a smooth, sweet port wine with the perfect level of soft acidity. The Cheesecake flavor was also incredible, packed with large chunks of rich, creamy cake. The staff were genuinely kind and helpful. My boyfriend left his wallet behind by accident, and the man working ran quite far after us to return it. We are so grateful! Great people, great ice cream. An absolute must stop in Mexico City.

You cannot leave Mexico City without trying the passion fruit and mango sorbet. It was so delicious…read moremy mouth is salivating just from the memory of eating it. I can't wait to come back but next time I'm getting a large.

Authentic nieve (ice cream). Flavors change but they will offer you a taste. Mix between milk and…read morewater bases. Currently flavors were: red fruits, cheese, mango, lime, mandarin, and rosetta(? Some kind of red fruit). Over all great tasting plus they let you add two flavors.

It's a good ice shop clean with lots of seats. They have lots of flavors of ice cream and really…read morenice. A good place to practice your Spanish if you are a gringo! They prefer cash but will accept credit cards if that's all you have. They are fast and very talkative!

The gelato/ice cream is delicious and comes in a variety of interesting flavors. Friday is 2 for 1…read morepint day and we took home triple chocolate and coffee (something with chocolate syrup and chips pieces). We liked the coffee a little better, but both are great choices. The servers were helpful and allowed us to sample boba ( a tea flavor) and mango with chamoy. We stuck with our favorite flavors for this first visit. The store is bright and clean. There is ample seating if you choose to enjoy your treats onsite and they serve gourmet coffee and other treats.