We just had the chocolate with orange (with candied orange pieces), so rich and delicious. Perfect…read moreway to end our strenuous but rewarding trip in Torremolinos and southern Spain. Will be sure to visit again next time and try the other flavors!

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!

From the owner: Kit Kat, Snicker, Mars, Oreo, Smurf, we have loads of flavours for everyone!read more

After being in Italy last August and falling in love with gelato, I was expecting other European…read morecountries to have good gelato too. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the gelato from Nonna's. It lacked the silky, creaminess that I found with gelato in Rome. There was a grittiness to the one I tried. It was a decent treat, but just didn't measure up to Italian gelato. The shop was cute and other desserts are offered. It's in a good location across from the Pablo Picasso Courtyard and close to merchants & shops.