This gelato is sooooo good!…read more Oh my goodness I got the goat cheese and pear and rosemary gelato, and a scoop of their famous tiramisu gelato. Let me tell you, it did not disappoint. Everyone in my group got one scoop of tiramisu gelato and it was sooooo good we all loved it. But man, that goat cheese and pear gelato was incredibly unique. I have never had anything like that. I wish I could eat it every day! It's a quick window where you order, and the gentleman who took our order was kind, patient, and helpful. I can't recall if there were chairs to sit at all, but we took our gelato to go for a nice walk. Definitely would be back here if I lived here!

Great place for breakfast. Very nice people fast service and the food is fresh and home made.read more

Natural ice cream well made with less sugar - had only 2 vegan options (be careful the lemon has…read moreegg). Ice creams are unique / more flavors from the region which I really like. It would be great to see more vegan & eggless options! Mainly, I want to recognize outstanding employee Melissa Altamira. She's so kind, sweet, helpful, efficient, & quick! It's people like her that make me want to return - and such a great attitude too. I hope management can acknowledge her efforts in some way.

I had the almendrado and it was excellent! Very tasty. Service was fast and nice. Xxxxxread more

Lots of places in Granada sell ice cream to tourists. This one is legit. Ice cream is really good…read moreand fresh. I think made in-house. Prices are real. Usually a long line but it goes pretty fast and service couldn't be more friendly and helpful. They work hard scooping up ice cream continuously. No place to sit so you take it with you and eat at one of the nearby plazas or while you walk. We went twice in two days!

Great service and ice cream! Really busy with lines out the door and a very busy, consistent client…read morebase for this business

the best icecream in Almunecar and surroundings can be found here. excellent quality +++++read more

After seeing so many recommendations online, we went to visit Casa Mira to try their famous ice…read morecream and horchata. The ice cream lived up to the hype, it was very good with very flavorful taste. The horchata wasn't my favorite, but that might just come down to personal taste. The service was very friendly, nice ambiance and the place gets quite busy so get ready to make a line.

Fast friendly service. English speaking. No sampling unfortunately. Flavors were sweeter than we'd…read morehad liked and this place is definitely for tourists. Prices were okay.

good options. i tried the pistachio and yogurt. tasted real and not too sweet. portions are good. i…read moregot a small cup. very refreshing on a hot day. the worker wasn't the friendliest.

There seems to be at least one artisanal ice cream shop for every street block in the center of…read moreMalaga! Unfortunately, our stay here was not long enough to sample all of therm while hoping to stay alive! This one, in a little pedestrian area not very far from the Picasso museum (Malaga is the birth place of the artist), got our attention and we could not be here without trying the famous "Malaga" flavour. We usually associate the "Malaga" ice cream flavour with "rum and raisin" but apparently, this is not quite authentic. The real one is made a a sweet wine from Malaga and a local variety of raisin. It is not surprising that we can only get the real one here since it is not easy to find the authentic ingredients elsewhere. And indeed, this is an experience that worth the trip in itself... okay, I wouldn't go so far, but it is quite good and you should try it when you come to Malaga... and you should! This is one of my favorite cities!