Lovely customer service and delicious ice cream... A huge selection of flavors. They also do some…read moreice cream drinks. Definitely will stop back next time. We are in the area.

he venido muchas veces ,antes había otra chica que atendía que era mucho mejor la que está ahora…read moremismo es una per.... y los el helado de yogur está como malo encima te echa muy poco de lo que pides muy mal me quito todas las ganas de volver

Sadly enough, we don't have a Smöoy in Belgium, but I swear that as soon as I see one when I'm on…read moreholiday I'm going to get all the frozen yoghurt there is. I love the place and it's perfect to end a beautiful evening. They're not careful with the fruit-giving and every time it tastes amazing! For the no-hablo-español-people among us, no worries! With every topping comes a card (so if you recognise the fruit/topping/saus/sweet no more pointing, and learn some spanish!). The thing I don't like is the fierce light they use (which seems to me they use in every frozen yoghurt bar). Coming out of the dark evening, the light is almost blinding, and nobody can look sexy in that illumination! Other than that: A W E S O M E !!!!

Quick spot for an afternoon bite or servings of delicious gelato…read more Multilingual wait staff is so important because my Spanish is so rudimentary . You can do takeaway or table service. I got a cone of limone and mandarino which was perfectly refreshing on this hot summer day. Indoor and al fresco tables Also free glasses of water on request. It gets really ridiculous paying for bottles really. Toilet is single and I saw staff frequently spray disinfectant between users.

"Dino" as in dinosaur? Perhaps this refers to the irritable staff who act like they're voracious…read morefor tourist blood. Or maybe "Dino" refers to the staff's fear of tourists, as they became so terrified and anxious as soon as the line started forming. Perhaps we'll never know. This cafe is located right in the center of Zaragoza so expect a huge line. The staff get super stressed out whenever a wave of tourists enters. Which is strange, considering this is the part of town ALL the tourists stop in on their way to other cities, so it should be nothing new. But they're snappy and really unfriendly. I'm a firm believer in the phenomenon that if you're nice to people and keep a smile on your face, things are more likely to go your way. Apparently they haven't heard of this before. We only stopped here because we really needed a pick-me-up on the long road trip from Barcelona to Madrid. The cappuccino I had was tasty and hit the spot for the other half of the journey. One of the amazing things about Spain is that they are spot-on with their coffee everywhere you go. Even the fast food joints have top of the line espresso machines! Outdoor seating offers a great view of the Basilica de Pilar and the plaza. Take a moment to chill out, people watch, and enjoy the scenery with a decent cup of coffee. DATE TIP: Don't choose one from the wrong side of the counter. You wouldn't want them to go "Dino" mode on you, would you?

From the owner: Gelato y sorbetes, Copas Gourmet, macarons de gelato, crepes, gofres, bebidas calientes, postres de…read morehelado, delicatessen