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

Best gelato ever! The pomegranate flavor is ironically only available in Granada and Golosita made…read morethe best ones!

Stopped here during a mission trip to Nicaragua…read more The gelato here is really as good as it gets (anywhere). The ferrero was extremely good. They also have some very authentic Italian flavors like Stracciatella (I never even see that in the States). Get the large and get scoops of different stuff. The staff is more than happy to let you sample every flavor.

English/Español…read more English: DELICIOUS ice cream - seriously some of the best ice cream I have had in my LIFE. So rich, thick, creamy, I've tried so many flavors when I was studying abroad there and it was alllll delicious. I'd recommend this place to absolutely anybody. So much variety, and pretty colors. Español: Tiene muchísimos sabores, y todos están muy ricos. Si eres vegano, o quieres elegir un sabor diferente cada vez que vayas, te lo recomiendo.

Sure, sure, everyone in Granada goes to Los Italianos for gelato, but let's get real. Los…read moreItalianos gives you a teeny, tiny scoop of gelato for 1 €. But if you're an American like me, that's not going to come close to scratching your itch. That's where Heladería Sabbore enters the picture. Heladería Sabbore offers you some killer flavors and unlike Los Italianos, you can actually SEE what you're sampling. Terrified by Spanish? Simply say, "Hola. Puedo probar (insert flavor name here)?" That means, "Hello. Can I try (flavor name)?" Taste the tiny sample scoop and decide which one is right for you. During my visit in April, 2016, Heladería Sabbore offered an awesome Snickers flavor of gelato. They also had a spicy chocolate that had a crazy spicy kick after you swallow it. No matter which flavor(s) you choose, you can opt to eat them out of a *chocolate-dipped cone! That, my friends, is a game-changer. We ate at several shops during our stay in Granada, but Heladería Sabbore was the only one we visited twice. Jump on it.

Oh, Smooy. Your limited flavors sadden me. Chocolate and vanilla and that's it? Maybe you had…read moresome hidden flavors I couldn't see. After much tasty gelato in Granada, we were out late one night and Smooy was about to close. We jumped in and I got a cup of chocolate froyo with some Oreos and strawberries. It was good, but pretty boring. The gelato stores in the neighborhood have much more fun flavors. Smooy will get you by in a pinch, but it's nothing you haven't tasted before.

Smöoy's frozen yogurt is simple, but their toppings and variety of serving styles is wonderful! I…read morefirst had a sample of the cream flavor (far too sweet), the chocolate (not too sweet but artificial tasting), before settling on getting a cone of the "natural," which was mildly tart and just right! Drizzled with a little strawberry sauce, it made for the perfect, cool treat on a hot afternoon, and the clean, modern storefront was a great setting to sit and enjoy it!

One of the best-kept secrets in Granada by locals, expats and tourists alike -- organic, natural…read moreice cream in a huge variety of fascinating flavours. We found this place literally by accident, on our way to another restaurant. We were tempted first by the organic gazpacho on the sign outside, which was simply the freshest and purest form of that Spanish delight that we've had in two weeks around Spain. The next day we came back for the ice cream, particularly the white chocolate and hazelnut, which is a match made in heaven. We ran into some American exchange students living in Granada at the shop, and they recommended the açai berry sorbet, which we had as well. All in all, the absolute best ice cream place in Granada, and a perfect treat for those sweltering Andalusian afternoons.

Many nondairy choices for my allergic friend! A wide assortment of regular ice cream also…read more Our group had 7 different flavours and all were declared "excellent". 2 scoops were 2.90€. Walked past the Danish-named international chain: 1 scoop=3.80€

Wide variety of tapas, good wine, excellent service (much friendlier and more attentive than what…read moreis typical of Spain).

La vinoteca tiene un servicio excepcional, la comida deliciosa y una variedad de vinos…read moresobresaliente. Muy recomendable

Amazing gelato spot in Sevilla!…read more Our hotel was near here and every time we walked by, there would always be a line, so finally we decided to give it a try. Luckily when we came, there was no line and we walked right up and ordered. We sampled a couple different flavors and they were all amazing. We got two scoops to share - the toasted pistachio (their most popular flavor) and the melon. Both flavors were absolutely phenomenal. I only wish we were more hungry and could try more!

The absolute best gelato I've ever had! And my family and I, all big foodies, had been to Los…read moreItalianos just that afternoon. All 3 of us agreed, this place was the winner, hands down. We went late in the evening and the owner, a young Italian guy, was there, and proudly & excitedly explained all the flavors and types of gelato to us, with ingredients he sourced from Italy - omg! I got the Cassata, which is a favorite of mine and it was divine! I'm wishing I could go back there now for more as I write this review. This gem was recommended to us by a local food guide we'd done a tapas crawl with, who swore it was the best - so glad we listened and tried this place out! I only wish I could transport this place back to NYC with me! Go try this place if u want amazingly good gelato!