When I hear the words "gelato" or "gelateria," normally I don't think twice about them. As most…read morepeople know, gelato tends to be made with milk, and as a result, I avoid that. But I came to Gelateria Mos Eisley because Anne S. had received an invitation from them which also specified that they had vegan flavors. Naturally I assumed that meant one or two, like my favorite ice cream standby, Tanne B. But no. It's fair to say that a good 1/3 to 1/2 of the gelato/eis available was vegan. And the flavors weren't all boring. Grapefruit & Estragon? Schoko-Minze? Yes please. The ice cream was also super rich and flavorful, and I thoroughly enjoyed my scoops. So much so, that even though I live in Kreuzberg, I plan to go out of my way every so often to check this place out. It's a perfect stop on your way to Tempelhofer Park, for example. Also, although the meaning of the name had to be explained to us, if any of you are bonafide nerds and/or Star Wars fans, you will love the word play.

I chose very well today. I believe this is my latest favourite gelato place. They had a large…read moreselection of different kinds of gelatos, a good number of them sorbettos... I tried the chocolate-cherry sorbetto and cheesecake gelato. The flavours in both were very strong, the chocolate was dark and bitter enough and the cherry nice and tart, it wasn't too sweet either. The cheesecake was excellent. It tasted exactly like eating frozen cheesecake :)

It was a sunny day, when I walked pass this ice-cream shop, it just opened. There was no one there,…read morelucky me. So I took the change to come in and try somethings. The shop offers many different kind of ice creams, you can actually find the menu outside the shop, which is hanging on the wall. It helps to make decision faster. Their ice-creams are really colourful, made people want to try them all. At the moment, one scoop of ice-cream here cost 1,9 euro, quite expensive actually, too luxury for me. So I only ordered one scoop from the Naturally Blue ice-cream to try out. Wow, it was so tasty, not super sweet and it has a unique flavour. The quantity was less than I thought but still enough to make me feel full. I would very likely come back again and try out other flavours as well. If my wallet allows me.

It's my boyfriend's 40th birthday today so I thought I would treat him to a birthday ice-cream, so…read moreoff we went to check out the latest edition to the Schöneberg ice cream scene... Vanilla & Marille nestled in the middle of Belziger Strasse just off Akazienstraße. You can't miss the wooden shop front accented with pink candy striped cuteness, especially when it seemed to be oozing out a string of happy customers trying to squeeze pass the ever forming queue forming outside. Considering the length of the queue I would say it moved pretty fast, even when the boy in front of me was procrastinating over ever flavour on offer, much to the dismay of his mother... I was secretly okay with this as I was doing the same... at which point my Boyfriend over took me and was served by a second assistant. 22 mouth-watering flavours to choose from, when normally I have problems just choosing between two. Having said that I knew immediately what I wanted, a scoop of the Caramel Buerre Sale... but the second? Time pressure geared me towards the vibrant looking Indian Mango. What can I say? I was a happy bunny. The flavours and textures were really quite excellent. Nothing beats freshly made ice-cream., especially when it's free from artificial flavours, colourings and other enhancements. Flavours on offer included, Sicilian Pistachio, walnut fig, White Mocha, Sesame with caramelised honey, Blueberry cheesecake, Toasted Almond, Strawberries and Mascarpone. Even the chocolate was rich and velvety and the Premium Madagascan Vanilla was buttery and totally yummy. For the quality and choice on offer €1.20 a scoop is a steal. The best part is... They also sell the ice cream in handy tubs to take home... 'Hello little tub of salted caramel ice-cream. Let me take you home with me!' Definitely coming here again! P.S. They even have a cute rubbish bin, just in case the tub of ice cream doesn't make it out the shop!

Basti: "oh, I remember this place! I worked here before!"…read more Me: "how perfect. Because you love ice cream." Basti: "yeah, I only lasted a day" Me: "because you suck at scooping ice cream?" Basti: "no, because I ate it all" No wonder ... I would too. If I was really into ice cream. It's nothing fancy, just a very reliable neighborhood joint where you can get your plain vanilla or the more exciting flavors like mint chocolate chip or some sorbet flavors. You can get it in a cup, sugar or waffle cone for €1.50 per scoop. Looks like it's frequented by people who live in the area, but for pure ice cream fanatics, go to Hokey Pokey.

Seems very popular with the locals but it can't shake that low rent feel…read more There is a woeful shortage of ice cream bars around the area so it is ideally placed.

Cozy location with many tasty, interesting sorts of icecream, like vodka-lemon…read more Moderate prices and close to the trainstation.

Was with a group on Tuesday in Potsdamerplatz and several of them ordered Häagen Daz. I passed…read moreknowing that one scoop at the cafe costs about as much as a pint back in the US. I also knew there were other ice cream shops with cheaper, and just as tasty, if not tastier, creations. Lo and behold, I spotted this shop tucked neatly into a well-kept, thriving neighborhood. Lots of great choices for food within such a small area, and this was the sole shop I saw dedicated to ice cream. The pans were overfilled with such mouthwatering deliciousness that I HAD to get some. The price was €1 per scoop, up to 4. Then there were slight price drops with more scoops for take away (think 10-20 in a box). There were various options with toppings for those with fancier taste as well, but in my opinion great ice cream doesn't need to be dressed up. The flavor choices were great, but the quality is what drew me in. I wasn't wrong either: the smooth texture and strong flavor was superior to the other gelato stands I've been to in Austria and Bavaria. If I make it back to Berlin, I will make it a point to stop back!

All of their pastries looked amazing and we ended up trying something that was like 2 giant pieces…read moreof strudel with custard sandwiched between them (don't remember the name), an almond macaroon shaped into a horseshoe with the ends dipped in chocolate, and apple cake, along with 2 cappuccinos. All super delicious!