I came to this location because I had a coupon from Facebook. It was buy one get one free. I loved…read morehow they let you sample the ice cream and choose the flavor of your choice. You even have the option of a cone, waffle cup, and regular cup. How cool right? I opted for the cookies and cream and banana flavored ice cream. They were so yummy. Only 60 pesos for one scoop. It was such a great deal and the workers were very nice. I would surely return just for their popsicles as well.

Went there at 10 to 10 for a late night dessert craving. Cute little place with some seating…read moreoutside. They had already begun closing, but they were incredibly accommodating and allowed us to enter. They also offered us to try gelato flavors that were still sitting outside. Everything tasted delicious. The tiramisu was the standout, while the chocolate, peanut butter, and caramel flavors were equally delightful.

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

In a part of town with many ice cream shops, this one stands out since it's entirely dairy free…read more Walk through the flower covered door and pick from a variety of flavors. Taste as many as you want. Our eight-year-old daughter enjoyed the raspberry lemonade, but found the waffle cone not great. My wife and I got the popsicle with vanilla ice cream covered with dark chocolate and pecans. The outside was good, but the dairy-free ice cream's texture was abrupt. Since we drink dairy, perhaps we're not used to dairy free ice cream.

Don't skip this place if you're craving ice cream and are lactose intolerant. You'll definitely…read moreregret it.

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

Dropped by this ice cream parlor for dessert after eating at La Pitahaya next door - it was a great…read moretreat to finish our lunch. This cute shop has over a dozen flavors, including vegan options. I got the tiramisu flavor and my wife got vegan raspberry - both were great. We enjoyed them on the swings and were able to take some great pictures. Service and prices were good. It is a fun and quick stop if you want some ice cream while in Roma.

Yum yum! After our vegan meal at La Pitahaya Vegana, we waltzed right next door to get some ice…read morecream. I ordered the tiramisu, and it was so good, it had pieces of lady fingers inside. The perfect end to our vacation in Mexico City!

Great ice cream shop with lots of different flavors. Great price and service. This was a perfect…read morepost-lunch afternoon snack. Definitely worth the visit!

I've already gone here a couple times and I love it. It's a small shop with about 20+ flavor…read moreoptions. There are both fruit and sweets options. I have tried the caramel, pistachio, chocolate, mamey, "burnt milk", tres leches, and a couple others. My favorite has been the mamey. It's the perfect amount of sweet and flavor. It paired well with the chocolate. The caramel is good too but needs a less sweet option with it. I did not like the burnt milk but I know a lot of people do so its worth a try. They have several size options but I recommend getting one of the larger ones since the ice cream goes faster than you would expect

Very interesting ice cream flavors, mostly with an alcoholic taste. My local friend took me here…read moresince we were hanging out in Zona Rosa. Near Reforma and all the action of Zona Rosa, Helado Obscuro offers a well-priced ice cream option in the area (50 pesos for a large single scoop). Helado Obscuro accepts cash and credit card. Staff here speak both Spanish and English. For me, since I like using my foreign languages, I used Spanish to order! I tried various flavors such as Frankenstein, Monja Borracha and the Galaxia Ficticia; I found most of the alcoholic notes on most of the flavors to be a bit too strong for my liking. My friends liked these flavors though, but they weren't my cup of tea. I did find the Sangria flavor to be quite delicious. For me, I like the taste of sangria and wine, so I found the Sangria helado (ice cream!) to be quite to my liking. The alcohol notes weren't very strong on this one. For those who want something fruitier without too much alcoholic taste, the Sangria flavor would be a good choice for you. One of the cool things about this ice cream joint is that there are a LOT of areas to sit. They blast up EDM music almost like a club or lounge. As you can imagine, the place is frequented by a lot of younger folks. I'll definitely be back when I'm in CDMX!

This business is closed. Please update the listing to keep people from going there and being…read moredisappointed. Muchas gracias!