Cute little gelato shop with plenty of seating . Very nice service ! Multiple milk options for hot…read morechocolate

Amorino is a gelato chain popular for its gelato roses and unique flavors. This location was in…read morePolanco and was open later than most other dessert places in the area. The line was long, but was worth the wait. There are 3 sizes and you have the option for cone or cup. You're allowed to try as many samples as you'd like and there are a variety of flavors, conducive to gelato lovers and those who are vegan too. The prices/sizes are affordable as well. There's a few seating options indoors, but the majority of people just pick-up and walk around with their dessert. I would definitely recommend coming here for a post-dinner sweet treat.

Ice cream was delicious and the cost was 200 pesos for 4 ice cream cones. I was about to buy…read moreanother one lol. This place does get packed so plan ahead.

Best milkshakes ever! Really really good!! Only gave 4 stars because I reserve 5 stars for…read moreabsolutely mind blowing but this is almost 5 stars. Very very good and highly recommended!!

Artisanal italian-inspired ice cream (gelato) with a conscience. This well kept secret in Colonia…read moreJuarez might catch your eye with its bright blue store front harboring nothing more than a counter filled with these iced goodies. However, it is the ice cream that will catch your taste buds: 8 flavors to indulge from everyday, all made by hand; a seasonal menu (which means constantly changing flavors); sorbets as fruity as they are vegan. Worth every minute spent waiting for your turn in the small four-people line up "willing" to try all the flavors before making their precious purchase. If you happened to look for something other than your ordinary ice cream, go there!. And you sure didn't hear it from me...

I read that this place doesn't believe in artificially enhancing their ice cream and that they use…read moresmall metal tasting spoons to reduce waste - so I wanted to check them out. Luckily it is just down the street from the Museo de Chocolate where I had already planned to be this afternoon. I ordered the sorbet the jamaica (hibiscus) and it was wonderfully light and refreshing and not too sweet. I was so impressed with the hibiscus sorbet that I didn't even ask to try another flavor. Now I want to go back in time. So don't make that mistake and try other flavors just for fun.

Okay, you knew it was going to happen, Ice Cream Nation would get a rival. Walking the dogs the…read moreother night I walked pst and Za ZING! Nitrogen Ice CREAM! Another! I thought well, instead of waiting in the street for the lines, this second choice will help alleviate the waiting time, and on the same street, just UP the street - The formulas decor, Willy Wonka-like inside, is much more appealing and less crowded as Ice Cream Nation. You get to see the beakers of toppings, a video that explains the choice process, the three milks (light leche, normal leche, vegan leche) and formulas and writings on the walls about this process all are entertaining. Love the lab coats of the employees, as well as the lab glassed, it rocks. The staff is great and accommodating, and of course the nitrogen is the best during the process. So the final product? I ordered vegan leche, Oreos ice cream base, and a popular marshmallow.chocolate bar on top - it looked amazing - I tasted. I swear it wax colder than Ice Cream Nation, but somehow, the taste was stronger at Ice Cream Nation, was it the vegan leche? Maybe so this gives me another excuse to go back and make sure. LOL - presentation here is much higher than Ice Cream nation, but with both nitrogen ice cream stores on the same street - you need to test each other out in the same day - go ahead, do it. (And yes, I got the punch card !)

Ice cream was delicious!!!! (I got the dulce de leche + mazapán topping)…read more Staff walked us through and showed us the process in which they make the ice cream & was really nice, definitely enjoyed the experience.

It's a good ice shop clean with lots of seats. They have lots of flavors of ice cream and really…read morenice. A good place to practice your Spanish if you are a gringo! They prefer cash but will accept credit cards if that's all you have. They are fast and very talkative!

The gelato/ice cream is delicious and comes in a variety of interesting flavors. Friday is 2 for 1…read morepint day and we took home triple chocolate and coffee (something with chocolate syrup and chips pieces). We liked the coffee a little better, but both are great choices. The servers were helpful and allowed us to sample boba ( a tea flavor) and mango with chamoy. We stuck with our favorite flavors for this first visit. The store is bright and clean. There is ample seating if you choose to enjoy your treats onsite and they serve gourmet coffee and other treats.

Santa Clara is the best ice cream and whenever and wherever there is a Santa Clara, I will…read moredefinitely stop by!! I found out that Santa Clara is owned by Coca Cola but it is only in Mexico. Their milk and ice cream is wonderful and super yummy. Their nut ice cream such as pistachio or chocolate with almonds or walnuts, is rich and all of nuts! I got quite full from eating the ice cream! If you ever in CDMX and see a Santa Clara, please do yourself a favor and go try some!!!

Servicio es terrible Helado está bueno pero si fuera…read moreposible- 0 estrellas! No saludan y andan en el puro teléfono!

Fun little Dairy Free and Gluten Free ice cream stand that was delicious. It's tucked down a little…read morealley and we walked by a couple times until we found it. Great variety of flavor and some quite stone bench sets in the alley. Great tasting and nice staff.

In a part of town with many ice cream shops, this one stands out since it's entirely dairy free…read more Walk through the flower covered door and pick from a variety of flavors. Taste as many as you want. Our eight-year-old daughter enjoyed the raspberry lemonade, but found the waffle cone not great. My wife and I got the popsicle with vanilla ice cream covered with dark chocolate and pecans. The outside was good, but the dairy-free ice cream's texture was abrupt. Since we drink dairy, perhaps we're not used to dairy free ice cream.

Located in the middle of Roma Norte lies this great gelato spot. They have numerous flavors and…read morethey rotate every few weeks. I got pulque, stracciatella and pistachio. My favorite was the stracciatella, very well executed. It's a simple flavor but was done well. The pulque was also very good. It tasted like a creamier vanilla with a hint of the fermented drink. The place was pretty busy when I went so be patient when ordering.

The gelato here is a little airier than I prefer, but the horchata was incredible and worth the…read morestop. Fig and pistachio were also good. Cone was amazing, too. 4.5 stars.