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Loved it! Had coconut in the middle and chocolate on the outside. Also, the best hazelnut macaroon on the top was quickly eaten. Delicious!

Gelato wise speaking: Exotic flavors (check) Tasty (check) Pretty (check) I don't like gelato that much but I absolutely am in love with this shop. I tried so many flavors and they are all so good. I'm addicted, I'm coming here everyday till I leave! It's perfect! Won't eat ice cream anywhere else lol Try the ginger flavor, love it

We discovered Amorino in Lisbon, then found out it's a chain. We saw 4 within walking distance in Seville city center. We really like this gelato place as it is consistently good. The ingredients tastes natural and flavors are diverse - from creamy vanilla, chocolate, hazelnut types to fruity sorbet. The best part is you can pick as many flavors as you want. The staff will arrange it in a neat looking rose on a cone. No flower if you want it in a cup. Price is reasonable, not cheap, but not outrageously expensive like some tourist trap either.

Even though it's a chain all over Sevilla and Europe, Amorino's gelato never disappoints! Located right across from the cathedral, the restaurant is clean and quaint, with about 20 interesting flavors (all in Italian!). They also boast lactose free options which comes in handy when traveling with friends who need those accommodations. One of the highlights of Amorino's is how they shape their ice cream cones in the shape of flowers. I ordered a cone with two flavors; raspberry and melon, and was presented with a beautifully crafted cone that was almost too pretty to eat!
8 months ago
I've had Amorino in Boston and now in Spain. They have a wide selection of flavors and they are all delicious. First time I went I was challenged to try all the flavors, I think I had close to 40 (the place was empty, so I wasn't holding the line, and I did order a double scoop after). I do think that it seems a bit more ice cream feeling than gelato, but still really good! read more
9 months ago
What's better when strolling along the historic area than to find a tasty treat fit for a king or queen? The ice cream/gelato were the perfect indulgence! They had tables out in front, so it's a perfect stop to sit and watch the other walkers go by. Exotic & intoxicating flavors! read more
3 years ago
We stumbled upon not one, but two Amorino locations while strolling along one of Sevilla's main streets next to the beautiful Alcazar palace. Enticed by the aroma of sweet-smelling waffles and beautiful pictures of carefully crafted gelato roses, we decided to stop in at around 8:30pm on a Wednesday night. There was a line, but it moved quickly, as service was very efficient! There are a good amount of flavors to choose from, ranging from the classics, such as Vanilla or Chocolate, ranging to more unique and exotic choices, such as Lychee Raspberry Rose or Bergamot. There are also plenty of sorbets if you are lactose intolerant - my parents shared got a scoop of the Passionfruit sorbet, which was the perfect combination of tart acidity and sweetness - a true homage to the classic South American fruit! I opted for their smallest size (though not the Kids Scoop, as the server informed me that that is "tiny"), and I chose a half scoop each of their 0% Yogurt and their Hazelnut flavor. I found the Small Scoop to be the perfect size, as it allowed me to try two flavors without feeling like I ate too much gelato! The yogurt was an amazing surprise - even though it was 0% Fat Yogurt, it was still wonderfully smooth and creamy, made with very fresh-tasting dairy, and the yogurt itself added a lovely tang! The Hazelnut was rich and flavorful with small chunks of hazelnut, which was a pleasant surprise, as it's often hard to pin down the specific flavor of hazelnut. My brother ended up ordering the Dulce de Leche and Hazelnut flavors in a medium size in a cone. As you can see in the picture, they shaped his gelato into a pretty rose shape, and you could see the visible dulce de leche swirl throughout the scoop! He also loved the Hazelnut flavor, and he said that the Dulce de Leche was perfectly creamy and sweet without being overly cloying, as some Dulce de Leche ice creams/gelatos are! Yes, this gelato was expensive, but you're paying for the Amorino brand name, the great location (very close to Alcazar Palace), and high-quality ingredients. With great service, a sleek aesthetic, and delicious-tasting gelato, this was the perfect stop for a sweltering Sevilla night! read more
3 years ago
Loved it! Had coconut in the middle and chocolate on the outside. Also, the best hazelnut macaroon on the top was quickly eaten. Delicious! read more
Gelato wise speaking: Exotic flavors (check) Tasty (check) Pretty (check) I don't like gelato that much but I absolutely am in love with this shop. I tried so many flavors and they are all so good. I'm addicted, I'm coming here everyday till I leave! It's perfect! Won't eat ice cream anywhere else lol Try the ginger flavor, love it read more
We discovered Amorino in Lisbon, then found out it's a chain. We saw 4 within walking distance in Seville city center. We really like this gelato place as it is consistently good. The ingredients tastes natural and flavors are diverse - from creamy vanilla, chocolate, hazelnut types to fruity sorbet. The best part is you can pick as many flavors as you want. The staff will arrange it in a neat looking rose on a cone. No flower if you want it in a cup. Price is reasonable, not cheap, but not outrageously expensive like some tourist trap either. read more
3 years ago
Great flavors, awesome customer service . Our person speaks English and was very helpful . The ice cream was delish!
Even though it's a chain all over Sevilla and Europe, Amorino's gelato never disappoints! Located right across from the cathedral, the restaurant is clean and quaint, with about 20 interesting flavors (all in Italian!). They also boast lactose free options which comes in handy when traveling with friends who need those accommodations. One of the highlights of Amorino's is how they shape their ice cream cones in the shape of flowers. I ordered a cone with two flavors; raspberry and melon, and was presented with a beautifully crafted cone that was almost too pretty to eat! read more
8 years ago
I fell in love with gelato during my short stay in Spain. Amorino really hit the spot. The customer service was fast and friendly. One of the employees took my picture for me.The ice cream was soft, delicious, and beautiful. Affordable cost, only 6.50 Euro. There is seating in front for people watching and seats in the back as well. Stop by Amorino, you won't regret it! read more
9 years ago
This place is so cute! I didn't realize it was a chain until I saw more around. I didn't get to try to flower shaped ice cream yet but I did have the hot chocolate which was phenomenal. We tried two flavors, coco and Blanco. They have several to choose from. And I got whipped cream too. It was just such a good dessert and the perfect size. I really like this place. And so many different flavors of hot chocolate too. I can't wait to try the ice cream read more
still one of the best gelato chains, this place is ideally positioned. hot Sevilla days beckon for more gelato or one of the many helado shops although limited flavor choices at this one you can still get as many flavors as you want, nice combo being strawberry lime mango sorbets flavors natural and intense, texture perfectly smooth read more
Fantastic flavors and good selection. The only downside was the unhappiness of the clerks. I realize they have had a long tourist season, and many tourists must be exhausting, but it would be nice to see smiles and a bit of appreciation for the tourist business. We enjoyed our gelato while watching the diverse tourists with their self indulgent selfie sticks and other silliness. Is was like being at the circus. read more
9 years ago
I realize Amorino is a chain (that also exists in the US), but the gelato here just couldn't be beat. Flavors were spot-on, presentation was perfect for tasteful pictures, and service was great. Prices were high (around 3.60 for a small compared to 2.50 at other joints), but you pay for what you get. Definitely recommend maxing out the number of flavors you are allowed to get (3). read more
8 years ago
BEST ICE CREAM EVER!!!!!! All flavours we had were delicious. Somewhat pricey but worth every penny! 4.70 Euros for normal sized cone with unlimited flavours shaped like a flower. Try the Lime-Basil Sorbet!!! read more
More info about Amorino
Av. de la Constitución, 15
41004 Seville
Spain
Constitución
Directions
954 561 307
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Visit Website
http://www.amorino.com
Hours
What time does Amorino open?
Amorino opens at 3:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday.Amorino opens at 11:30 AM on Thursday.
What time does Amorino close?
Amorino closes at 1:00 AM (Next day) on Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Thursday.Amorino closes at 12:00 AM (Next day) on Wednesday.
Mon-Tue, Fri-Sun 3:30 PM - 1:00 AM (Next day)Wed 3:30 PM - 12:00 AM (Next day)Thu 11:30 AM - 1:00 AM (Next day)
Payment methods
Does Amorino take credit cards?
Yes, Amorino takes credit cards.
Food & Alcohol
Does Amorino have catering options?
No, Amorino does not have catering options.
Does Amorino have a drive thru?
No, Amorino does not have a drive thru.
Outdoor Amenities
Does Amorino have bike parking?
Yes, Amorino has bike parking.
Does Amorino have parking?
Yes, Amorino has parking options.
Other Amenities
Does Amorino have free WiFi?
No, Amorino does not have free WiFi.
From the Business
Specialties
Gelato y sorbetes, Copas Gourmet, macarons de gelato, crepes, gofres, bebidas calientes, postres de helado, delicatessen
History
Established in 2002.
Amorino, origen del éxito: la tradición italiana conquista la ciudad del Amor Los fundadores de la marca, Cristiano Sereni y Paolo Benassi, son dos amigos de la infancia originarios de Reggio Emilia, ciudad italiana situada en la región de la Emilia-Romaña. Es aquí donde nace la pasión de ambos por el buen gelato italiano, el mejor helado del mundo. "Mi mayor satisfacción es hacer descubrir, a través de Amorino, la magia de los helados de mi infancia... una parte de mi tierra natal, de mi pequeño hogar". Cristiano Sereni Aprendices de los mejores maestros heladeros de la zona, aquel sueño infantil se hizo, años más tarde, realidad. Desde que abrieran la primera boutique en junio de 2002 en l'île Saint Louis en París, Amorino no ha dejado de crecer. En la actualidad, la marca tiene más de 100 boutiques distribuidas entre varios países de Europa (Italia, Francia, España, Portugal, Reino Unido, Bélgica, Alemania y Austria), en Estados Unidos (Nueva York), en Oceanía (Nueva Caledonia)
Meet the Business Owner: Cristiano S.
Recuerdo la primera vez que entré en el obrador de mi maestro heladero preferido, tenía doce años. En Italia, todo era una invitación a explorar este mundo mágico, yo estaba cautivado y fascinado, no tanto por gula sino por el placer de aquel hombre, de cómo debía sentirse, al crear aquellas maravillas. Ahora, 30 años más tarde, me gusta crear día a día, junto con mi amigo Paolo, esta bella aventura que es ya, Amorino. Mi sabor favorito: es mi Pistacchio Sublime "Quello vero!". Paolo Benassi Por suerte "il buon gelato artigianale" es, en efecto, delicioso y sorprendente, gourmet, irresistible y yo estoy loco, loco al punto de que a través de mis recetas he querido rendir homenaje a la altura de su fama. Es un producto que siempre me motiva a descubrir todos sus sabores y variantes. Mi sabor favorito: la Amarena, por supuesto!




























































