2 euros for a scoop of ice cream in a cone sign me up! They have plenty of unique flavor options…read moreavailable here and I went with the hazelnut. It wasn't the best hazelnut ice cream I've had and could've been flavored more, but for the price not bad

Great ice cream at a great price! We lucked out because I only had $5 and this place doesn't take…read morecredit, but luckily I was able to buy 3 scoops for that much (unheard of for a homemade ice cream place). They have good sorbet and ice cream flavors. I had stratchiatella (spelling schmelling), but the blackcurrant was good too. Overall, a nice little ice cream spot that's only a bit out of the way, but definitely worth the visit. Stay Cheerful ;)

Convenient if you live close to the area but there's better quality in other places. The ice cream…read moreis just not as smooth as others in Europe and the variety is a bit limited.

Lovely ice cream shop in Weisbaden. There is a wide selection of beautiful and delicious desserts…read more You can sit outside in the warmer months. I love visiting when I am in Weisbaden. Recommend this shop if you are in town!

2nd best ice cream I ever had in Germany! My aunt lives…read morearound the corner and we usually come here when we crave for ice cream. Their ice cream is so delicious and creamy. It's not super sweet which is great and one scoop is 1 € - affordable. Love their spaghetti ice cream which contains lots of ice cream and in the centre of it there is frozen whipped cream with fruity sauce. Lovely and I will definitely come back again and again ;)

I'm super disappointed in the drink I was served last night. I've ordered this drink once before…read moreand it was filled to the top as it should be as it shows in the photo, and it was a slushee. I loved it. So when I go back for it again I'm sure you can imagine how shocked I was. Talk about expectation vrs reality. And the fact that I had to pay 6 Euro for half of a drink really pissed me off. I won't be returning. I can get good ice cream from somewhere else. Hopefully in the future they make their drinks consistently.

I love me some gelato, and Patavium always delivers. I picked up a scoop of himbeer in a waffle…read morecone this afternoon, and it was light, tasty and reasonably priced. It seems to be open longer into the colder months too. There is lots of outdoor seating for watching people stroll by.

Known for big crowds and creative flavors since 1974 Eis Christina is amongst Frankfurt's most…read morewell-known eateries, warm weather prompting a post-dinner visit that saw the shop's lighted queueing system moving guests quickly to smiling employees ready to take their order. Using both inside and a window to serve, a billboard menu making suggestions for Sundaes large or "regular," simple Stracciatella proved well-made with cascading ribbons of Chocolate while "Spaghetti Eis" smashed through a press created a textural dynamic prone to toppings such as boozy Cherries or Candy plus Sauce and Whipped Cream top and bottom.

Thier speciality is spaghetti ice cream where they put the ice cream / gelato into a machine that…read moremakes it look like spaghetti. Pros: it looks different Cons: it melts a lot faster. For $5, you get the original which is something like vanilla gelato with strawberry sauce. It's okay, nothing too special. They have 15? Flavors of ice cream / gelato.

The best gelato while you are out in the sun enjoying the Rhein River. Every Sunday in the summer…read moremy friends and I play some outside games by the beach and then head over to N' Eis. The gelato is creamy and delicious, and the service is very fast. There is almost always a line out the door but trust me they can handle it. The servers also speak English which is a plus in my book! Definitely recommend!

A repeat winner of several awards in Frankfurt, and continuously sporting a queue, Das Eis purports…read moreto be one of Germany's most popular purveyors of Ice Cream, though based on a single visit the shop's notoriety seems more dependent on a high-traffic location than anything about the product itself. Found just a few meters from museums, churches and the shops of Altstadt, opening hours of 12h00 on weekdays and 10h00 on Saturday ongoing till 18h00, it was after a brief wait that English-fluent servers placed three scoops in a bowl for 6€, the hard-packed texture immediately off-putting with "The Pancake" over-churned to the point of crystallization and only Butterkeks offering any real depth thanks to the roasted Nuts mingling with Chocolate and Shortbread.

Warm day in Frankfurt, decided to stop by this gelato house for cold one. Friendly and great gelato…read morecan't say much !

I had a scoop of the Cookies gelato (it's a Biscoff-type cookie, not like cookies & cream flavour)…read moreon a cone! It was good, very smooth! Lots of the cookie crumb mix-in which I always like. Pretty cheap too - 1 scoop for €1,80! The person who helped us was cheery. They have a pretty standard selection of flavours for scoops and gelato cups, and they also have some cakes available. Looks like theres sandwiches and other savoury stuff if you're looking to have a meal there.

This ice cafe is near the fountain with the crazy looking sculpture. They have outdoor seatings, as…read morewell as two levels indoors, beautifully decorated, if it's not the weather for al fresco. Their menu is quite extensive, they have sandwiches and stuff if you want a meal, and plenty of drink options too, but of course ice cream is their special. They have many varieties of sundaes, which brings back sweet childhood memories for me. They also have spaghetti ice cream, though my German friends scoffed at that, "well, who wants spaghetti ice cream? They are everywhere!" So I didn't get to try it... even though I haven't seen any place in Miami offering that. (I did have it before in Asia... so do we need Columbus to bring that over to America?) This place is cash only.