What a selection... seemingly endless flavors of gelato are available here…read more Be aware that this is counter service, no table service available. Still so worth it, especially on a nice day. Oodles of seating options pitsode, shade, sun, half & half. Inside seating is very limited. I chose mango, cherry cream and salted caramel topped with whipped cream... so so good. They also serve fancy coffees, breakfast and I believe a brunch buffett on Sundays. This is going to be a stop any time I am in Germany.

Hidden gem off the touristy path in the Nuremberg old town. The ice cream was delicious and less…read moremainstream than what you'll find at the normal touristy spots. The street leading to the shop is quaint and idyllic. We tried the banana-strawberry, raspberry mascarpone, vegan chocolate, and crème brûlée. All were fantastic! But if I had to pick a favorite it was easily the banana-strawberry! Be sure to give this place a try!

I went last month and this is how they are doing it during the time of social distancing. Of…read morecourse, you have to wear a mask. There is hand sanitizer when you enter. The queue is formed outside. One party is allowed inside at a time. They have their flavors displayed on picture frames set up on the bench and ground outside. That's how you know what is available that day. With the length of the line, presumably due to the popularity of the place, I had plenty of time to consider my options. There were three non-dairy ice cream options and that is not counting the sherbet options. I selected one of the non-dairy options and was pleasantly surprised by how creamy it was! I'm impressed! There are many establishments around this shop but of course you can't sit at any of their tables while you have your ice cream. We found a nearby planter to stop and have the ice cream while it melted rapidly in the heat. Everyone must be doing the same thing because the trash, which was conveniently there, was full of ice cream waste.

Cool cafe for a coffee break while visiting the Christmas market. I had a chai latte and it was…read morefantastic. Irritating that they only take cash but we've found that most places only take cash this time of year at the markets and businesses. Staff were so very nice.

Wonderfully located in the pedestrian zone by the Lorenzkirche. I recommend sitting outside even if…read moreit's a bit chilly. They do provide blankets for that reason. The people watching out here is simply fabulous. This place offers all the traditional gelato creations you typically find in Germany. My favorite of course is the classic Spaghetti ice. So named for it's looks... it looks like.. well... spaghetti. It's vanilla gelato squeezed through a ricer to make it look like spaghetti on top of a mountain of whipped cream. Topped with strawberry sauce and shaved white chocolate. Perfect. Go ahead and give it a try.

Was walking by and happened to see someone eating something that looked so good I had to try it…read moremyself. There are plenty of good flavors to choose from and it's the perfect place to just grab something quick and walk the streets. Also you can go inside and they have a small cafe with tables where you can sit down and have a look at the menu. The service was friendly and helpful even if your German isn't the best.

A small Italian shop serving specialty coffees and gelato located in the pedestrian zone downtown…read more You can sit inside or outside or get it to go. I prefer to sit outside, soak up the sun and do a little people watching, which is particular fun here since there is a lot of foot traffic. Ooodles of gelato flavors to choose from. A lot of specialty ice cream creations also, with my favorite being the Spaghetti Eis. Another favorite is the Eiskaffee, which combined delicious Italian coffee with Vanilla gelato and whipped cream on top When I am in a hurry, I just get a cone to go. There is a large window for street vending. And it is really reasonable. A waffle cone with one scoop is only 2 Euros at this time. Check it out and enjoy.