Tpday i had a two scoop waffle cone with salted Carmel with the second scoop being their White…read moreChocolate w/ strawberries. What a wonderful treat on a warning day. Like the T- shrts say, "No Bad Days!" Thank you for being an honesty homemade Ice cream. So much better than the over processed and not as tasty competition. I hope to visit again soon.

Cute, small ice cream shop in Puerto Vallarta. It's open late which is good when you're coming from…read morea bar or a club! Not much seating so grab your ice cream and go. You can taste a few flavors before ordering (which is nice because they have so many options!) I liked the Berry cheesecake custard scoop--it tasted fruity, refreshing, and not overly-sweet. Service was good. Would be back!

The two women that were present were such a pleasure to speak with. They answered all my questions…read moreand allowed me to sample the different flavors. I got the horchata and a berry ice cream. The ice cream was deliciosa and the horchata was alright. It did not have much cinnamon if any at all. But then again, I'm more familiar with the US version of horchata which may be a little different, americanized. Check out this little gem!

This place is awesome, as is the service. The paletas (popsicles) are so fresh and absolutely…read moredelicious. It's a small place, but it's ready to pop in and get yourself a delicious treat while wandering through Puerto Vallarta. The only issue for me is finishing my paleta before it starts melting!

Excellent ice cream and experience. Owner is super friendly and love the name of this place. Cute!read more

What a gem! One of the best ice cream experiences we've ever had - certainly the best in PV. The…read moreowner is so passionate about his craft. He makes all his own delicious and creative ice creams. The goat cheese caramel pecan was amazing and exquisitely paired with pistachio. Highly recommend!

My group and I were determined to find churros and found this one from Yelp/Google reviews. We had…read moreno idea if the stand was even open because there wasn't much info, but luckily it was! We had to wait 5-10 minutes for freshly made churros but it was well worth the wait. Cost is 3 pesos per churro and I believe he offers them in batches of 3, 5, 10, 15, 20, or 25 pieces. We opted for a bag of 10 churros to split amongst the 3 of us and the texture was a bit crunchier than expected. It was the right amount of sugar dusting and we went through the bag in seconds. Would definitely recommend if you want to try legit churros off the street.

This local place is easy to find and is well worth the short walk for, hands down the best churros…read moreyou're going to find in Mexico. There may be a line, but it moves fast! Will always stop there as often as we can!

The pastries at O Croissant are next level. I've only been twice: when I was looking for a condo in…read moreVersalles and then my first day after having moved in. I couldn't stop thinking about the Nueces y Miel pastry. Honey and nut. The cafe Americano is prepared to order, and strong as I like it. Luckily we bought our condo only about a block and a half away. They will get to know me!

Located in Zona Romantica Oh! Croissant Pasteleria is considered by most to be Puerto Vallarta's…read morebest European Bakery, French Ex-pat ownership assuring classic techniques while service is friendly and bilingual to appease tourists. A continuous space from outside seating to checkerboard tiles, items displayed behind glass beneath a chalk menu, early arrival is advised to procure the best bites including three types of Croissant impressively uncompromised by Oceanside humidity. Outperforming expectations with Viennoiserie, a twist around Chocolate and coils surrounding Cranberries both crispy with lots of Butter, fans of Choux will find Oh! Croissant's work nearly-Parisian quality whether they try a classic Hazelnut Brest or Cream-filled Religeuse.

The moment we found out that this place has vegan churros by default we knew we had to go. Very few…read moreplaces deserve 5 stars, this was a no brainer. First default vegan churros. Clearly marked vegan options. Staff aware of what is vegan and what can be made. The vibe inside is clean and really good. The service was really great. And the best part food and beverages - there is nothing we could find that was off. The mini churros were freshly made and came to us within a minute after that. The two vegan dips - peanut butter and strawberry jelly went so well together. The family tells me the condensed milk was very good as well. The Canadiano (black) was amongst the best we have had. The brew was so smooth and tasted just perfect. No bitterness or sourness and the temperature was perfect. The vegan Iced Chai Latte with soy milk was unlike any chai latter we have had. The spices were warm and drink cold and a hint cinnamon, cardamom and cloves - OMG. We were so impressed that we came the very next day and had the same thing again.

We finally made it in for some churros. We had no idea they existed as their facade seamlessly…read moreblends in with neighboring businesses even though we've walked by numerous times. ATMOSPHERE: Cool and clean intimate cafe with a few seats. MENU: Salads, paninis, churros, cafe-style beverages and some alcohol. DESSERT: Churro Cup Choose a gelato flavor and topping. I opted for vanilla which went well with the generous amount of mini churros piled on top and declined a topping. The churros had good, creamy flavor, but were a bit too firm for my liking either due to their thinness or simply overcooked. SERVICE: Excellent. Very welcoming and friendly with follow up in between. TIP: Closed on Tuesday's; hours are 1p - 9:50p. OVERALL: Nice variety of churro combinations.

las cosas más bellas del mundo, son las que compartimos con los demás. ¡Qué taller tan increíble e…read moreinformativo! Had such a beautiful experience learning the process of the cacao bean, our group was 6 people sat around a large table on the second floor. The building has steep stairs and is right off of the Main Street el centro. The experience began and was lead by Lizzette, who was the best at explaining everything with ease, clarity and patience, she was intelligent and precise, it is apparent that she loves her job and is passionate about mesoamerica. The workshop was hands on and began with toasting beans, We explored a Spanish church version of a hot chocolate recipe that was kept secret for over 200 years! We learned much history through the lesson and the group had great questions. Gracias Lizette por todo tu conocimiento y amor por lo que haces. Estoy orgullosa de ti y espero que siempre sepas que hay personas que realmente te admiran.

This review is based on the mini workshop aimed at kids…read more I'm thinking the high average rating of this place is from the actual workshops that are not the mini one tailored to kids. The workshop advertises itself as a place to "make chocolate"; I guess I interpreted this a little too literally. The workshop consisted of literally pouring melted chocolate into molds and then adding some toppings like nuts or sprinkles to it. While this was very fun for my daughter who is a toddler, I felt ripped off for this experience. Furthermore, that you aren't even provided enough chocolate to complete your molds is a little disappointing in my opinion. Others in my group seemed to agree. The chocolate itself is very pricy, especially for the quality. It was more expensive than the pricier bars I've seen at Whole Foods. However, if you go to the botanical gardens, this chocolate is sold there but for about 25% more than what is in the shop. It also would have been nice to have had dark chocolate as an option for the experience. I think just having one type (milk chocolate) is an easy way for choco museum to improve. While our host was friendly and informative, it felt like a stretch to call this place a museum. I did learn stuff, but it seems you could only access the "museum" if you paid for a workshop.

We were their first customers on their first night open and feel fortunate to have this opportunity…read moreto tell you about this fantastic family-run dessertery. Ice cream shakes, brownie ice cream sandwiches and toppings galore. They also make unusual (proprietary) bubble waffles that they stock full of sweets that make me happy. Very tasty products. We will be returning.

Yummy treat in old town PV. We had a cookie sandwich and a bubble waffle. They were so friendly too.read more

So delicious. We had Julio's Churros on our taco food tour and went back for seconds the next day…read more Amazing. Thank you!

Freshest churros you can get in PV! A couple runs the stand together. They only operate at night so…read morebe sure to stop by if you see them open. Their churros are hot and crispy on the outside coated with sugar and cinnamon spice. On the inside, it's soft and a little bitch savory to balance out the sweet outside. Truly delicious. We got a bag for 20 pesos. They taste the best when you eat them hot!

This is THE BEST cafe in VallartA. Great coffee and desserts, and the panami amazing. Get one to go…read moreand then eat it on the beach. Staff is so attentive and welcoming. And local owner is a great ambassador of this beautiful town.

I haven't tried any food here, but the coffee and the service are great! This is a nice location to…read moresit on the sidewalk and people watch as well.