Wonderfully smooth gelato that is perfect for walking around Palma! The worker was patient and…read morekind, giving us our scoops to enjoy. Plenty of flavors to choose from.

While we were in town, I searched for dessert in the area and found this gelato shop. I discovered…read morethey have multiple locations including New York and Miami. I asked the worker what their most popular flavors were. I ended up with cremino (white chocolate, hazelnut butter, and cream) and pistachio. The cremino was too sweet for me, but I loved the pistachio. I'm glad we stopped by for the delicious treat.

How could anymore possibly say no to 90 cent euro gelato - it is so affordable, its out of this…read moreworld. And the best part - the gelato is awesome!!! They have a ton of flavors to choose from. Staff is very nice, the store is right off the beach in Palma. Sun + Gelato - what else can a girl ask for?

"50 Shades of Gelato" A short story by Lindsay L…read more It was a exceptionally warm Autumn day and I was in the mood for a something sweet. I knew I had to have it and I wanted it all. Gelato. So creamy, so sweet, so delicious. I slowly walked over to the case, the sun warming up the left side of my face. As I locked my gaze towards the cabinet, I knew this would the ultimate pleasure and yet, leave me completely devastated. After holding my gaze so intently for what seemed to go on forever, I looked up and said, "I'd like a scoop of mentha, please". Immediately I knew that I had chosen the wrong one. What was Coco going to think about me? Would mango ever forgive me? Raspberry, Oh raspberry. I couldn't do it, I couldn't only have one. I needed more. I had to have more. I looked up slyly with the glimmer in my eye and I said, "I'll take 'em all. One of each and every delicious scoop". The attendant gasped and stared, as if I had just told her a deep, dark secret. She asked me "Are you sure?". I then replied, "Yes, it's only because I have to. You don't understand." I took my 50 Shades of Gelato and we rode off into the sun together, our lips locked tight into one another. I had wished that this moment would never end. As the last little bit of gelato turned into liquid resting against my 99.1 degree Fahrenheit (37.3 degree Celsius) tongue, I knew this bliss had come to an end. I only hope that we meet again. Gelato, you are my one and only true love. Ok, ok. Only half of that is true. Everything except for eating one scoop of all 50 flavours. I only had 2, but don't you worry because I will be back for more!

The patio is a great place to sit and people watch. The coffee drinks are excellent. They even have…read moresize large! Very reasonable prices and great service.

I may just be an American tourist, but this place is awesome and super affordable. I finished my…read moreday with gelato from here probably 4 days in a row. You can get two cones for under 4 euros and then walk the marina. They have great flavors. The mint is delightful. I also noticed they had gluten free cones if requested.

Just a few steps from the main street. Lots of sweet treats to enjoy. My family had the gelato. I…read morehad a wonderful pastry called an ensaimada and an espresso. Lots of flavor for not a lot of money. Very clean and comfortable seats.

More than just gelato, this medium sized shop also has pastries and coffees. If you're looking for…read moredessert, here you go. The focus, though, is clearly on gelato and they have two large glass displays with 20 or more different flavors. Many are chocolate but there are quite a few different ones. I chose a salted caramel and for €2.70, my small dish was quite satisfying.

Creamy, smooth, fresh artisan gelato served in crispy waffle cone from a smiling handsome Spanish…read moreman...enough said! Delicioso!

Different kinds of ice creams and sorbets and from my point of view currently the best in Sóller…read more Try also the lemon sorbet with Gin. It is marvellous.

In Italy, I learned one of the tricks to spotting a good gelato. Look at their pistachio; if it's…read moregreen, they use artificial ingredients, but if it's brown, it's probably all natural. That's how I chose Amorino over the other options in this area. It was just a bonus that they scoop the gelato into a beautiful flower shape. I was in a rush, so I just got one flavor, but I think they'll give you as many flavors as you want for the same price, as each swipe makes a different petal on the rose. Beautiful and delicious!

I visited this gelato shop after reading some good reviews. Sadly I was disappointed. Service was…read moreterrible, and the gelato was fairly standard. The presentation is nice, but any other gelato stand in Palma is probably just as good.

Do not dare ask this woman to use the bathroom. She will guard it with her life. She will stare you…read moredown if you don't order a gelato and will hesitate to let you in. My friends ordered a gelato and drinks but she refused to give us a seat and to let us pee. She also couldn't let us share a drink. Talked to other folks in the store and they had the same awful experience with her. The gelato was mid at best. You are better off with Bluebell or Haagen Dazs. Not coming back!

The best gelato in Palma! My favorite is the coconut. They are very generous with portions, even…read moreif you ask for only one scoop. Highly recommend!

Gelato was excellent. Ice cream coffee, in lieu of ice coffee was amazing as well. Quaint place…read moreright on sea overlooking yachts/boats.

This place is more expensive than your typical gelato shop, but well worth it. They make all their…read moregelato in house "carefully selecting the highest quality ingredients." They have many interesting flavors such as ricotta honey and walnut. We ended up having the hazelnut and rocky road brownie... due to our recent obsession with kinder bueno! Look to spend about €3.90 for a small cup of gelato and €1 more every size up!

Great location with marvelous sitting but service was very slow. The granizados we ordered were…read morewatered down and the ice cream was average. Coffee (illy band) was excellent but the prices were high in general (as most things are in Ibiza).