This is the best froyo I've ever had. Better than pinkberry, red mango ... even my favorite little…read morespot in Milbrae, CA. There are so many different types of toppings, sauces, and styles. I'm in love with the "fruit of the forest" sauce - a rich, roasted strawberry compote. I am truly going to miss this place when I head back to the states.

The ice cream is very good. A local recommended it and it didn't disappoint…read more The service is efficient, and the atmosphere nice. It's a small ice cream shop. *** El helado es muy rico. Nos recomendaron esta heladería y no nos decepcionó. El servicio es eficiente, y el ambiente, de una pequeña heladería.

The service in this cozy gelato shop in Madrid is excellent. The young ladies behind the counter…read moredeal easily and patiently while you sample flavors and decide which flavors to order. The small shop has tables in the back and high tops on the side to sit at while you enjoy your gelato. There is even a bathroom. The gelato and the flavors are so good. I will not call it ice cream because the flavors are so much better.

Great tasting frozen yogurt with so many great toppings. Busy place. Worth the wait. Friendly staff!read more

Temperatures of close to 40°C do funny things to an Irishman's brain. Seeking some shade under the…read morecanopies of Calle Preciados, I was sure I was hallucinating when I saw that the building with the sterile green and white signage wasn't a pharmacy, but instead filled with people eating delicious frozen yoghurt. It was good, so good that we ended up returning over and over again during our trip. I developed a bit of an addiction for their granizados,. These aren't anything more complex than fruit slushies, but absolutely essential after a few hours of trekking around Madrid. Luckily for us, Llaollao are open late into evening and pretty ubiquitous around the Gran Via area. Recommended for anyone who wants to indulge their sweet tooth in a (relatively) healthy way.

Great prices and amazing gelato. Smooth, creamy, and delicious with amazing flavors and specialty…read moreselections such as Greek (gelato, honey, and walnuts) and fresco (gelato, strawberries, and cream). The inside is large and is set with a beautiful atmosphere. The staff is friendly and kind, and they speak English and Spanish. From coffee and pastries to gelato and cake, this place is a treat. Enjoy!

Walking around Madrid on a warm day looking for a cool scoop of gelato and located Eccolo Gelato…read more The shop is sleak, clean, modern and swanky. The wait staff is helpful but not fully engaged. I surveyed the selection and seem to migrate toward the pistachio gelato in Spain. A single scoop of pistachio was ordered and I quickly jumped into analysis mood. The flavor was cool but not cold. My scoop was melting as soon as she handed it to me. The flavor was fine but not great. I don't mind trying pistachio gelatos but this was not my favorite. Eccolo gelato has a nice venue, clean environment and hopefully a more flavorful and colder product.

Review: Gioelia Cremería Madrid If you are looking for an…read moreexceptional gelato experience in Madrid, Gioelia Cremería is a must-visit. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is clean, bright, and incredibly inviting, setting the stage for a premium treat. The staff here truly understands the art of service. Their product knowledge is impressive; they don't just scoop gelato--they understand the nuances of the textures and how to serve it at the perfect temperature to preserve its integrity. It is rare to find a team that treats their craft with such professional care. The flavor profiles are where the shop really shines, blending traditional Italian roots with great innovative flavors that feel fresh and inspired. Every bite reflects a commitment to high-quality ingredients and technical precision. Whether you are a connoisseur or a casual fan, the consistency and creativity here are world-class. Highly recommended for anyone seeking top-tier quality and service.

After really enjoying eating at a Gioelia in Seville, when I saw this near my hotel I had to stop!…read more Lamentably, they didn't have the biscotti flavor that I worshipped like the other location but they did have a great chocolate and a wonderful crema Catalana. Service was fast and friendly. The place was spotless and had a good play list. Terrific product, nice service, great facility....what's not to love?

Do yourself a favor- don't go to this place. This is one of…read morethe tourist trap I came across. Don't order any paella from their menu!

This chocolateria has been in business for over 130 years, so it was probably safe to assume they…read moreknow how to make chocolate and just as essentially, the churros upon which their chocolate clings. Based on the definitive opinions of travel vloggers, this appeared to be the place to get the fabled chocolate con churros. Jamie W and I made our way here through the labyrinth of streets near Puerta del Sol. It was early evening so no surprise there was a queue, but it moved quickly because this historic place was a model of efficiency. It's the type of place where you need to be ready to order the moment you're in front of the hostess. Luckily, we had made mental notes of what to order from one particular vlogger, so we were ready. It only took a minute to secure one of their marble cafe tables. Our order arrived fairly quickly. It consisted of a 2,5€ plate of Churros, six long sticks of chewy, delicious dough. Unlike the Mexican version, it wasn't dusted with sugar because the 3,7€ cup of Hot Chocolate was more than enough (Photo 8). Incredibly rich and only lightly sweetened. The churros might've been enough for a neophyte, but we double-downed with a 2,5€ order of two Porros (Photo 7). Porras are a thicker, doughier version of churros, so of course, they were our favorites because they really held the chocolate with assurance. Even though we went through two cups of hot chocolate, we still had 2,4€ cups of Cafes con Leche to wash it all down (Photo 10). It was an ideal dessert experience because who doesn't love awesome doughnuts? Definitely a must-gorge when in Madrid. FOOD - 5 stars...the motherlode when it comes to chocolate con churros...get the porros AMBIANCE - 4 stars...crowded but historically atmospheric with enough elbow room SERVICE - 4 stars...speedy TOTAL - 5 stars...pretty essential Madrid experience RELATED - Exploring Madrid? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/RH4DbI4Fwc

Churros con Chocolate -- 10/10: literally who am i to judge a churro recipe/spot that has been…read moreserving the same recipe 24/7 since 1894 loool ofc it was phenomenal!!! i fear i will never find another churro as good as this. the chocolate dipping sauce was also so good i wanted to drink it Tucked into an alley in Puerta de Sol is this vintage chocolateria. Stepping into the alley feels like you're entering a vintage postcard. The workers were nice and I had a very pleasant time enjoying my churros and admiring the history and decor inside.

Cozy gelato shop near Plaza Mayor and San Miguel's Market. Their pistachio gelato is excellent --…read moretrue, nutty flavor and not too sweet. Dined: September 15, 2022

YUMMMMMM. It's an elevated Coldstone Creamy for those Americans playing at home. Get to pick your…read moreflavor and then they fold in some great toppings and they are qualityAF! Love love love. Definitely go and treat yourself!

Dolcezze by Giuseppe Ricci is a small gelateria in the center of Madrid. A poster inside boasts it…read moreas the second best gelato in the world and it was pretty decent. They could have a lot more flavors but the ones they do have are yummy. They also serve nutella crepes and do not skimp on the nutella which is a major plus. The woman working inside was very kind and offered us samples very patiently and kindly even though we were speaking in English. Prices were reasonable and overall it is a good spot for some dessert.

Really surprised to find that this exists in Madrid! It's even funnier that it's located right next…read moreto ZenZoo, a competitor. I've tried their oolong milk tea and their strawberry cheese foam drink. I've also had samples of the egg puff waffles. The oolong milk tea is decent for Madrid standards. It gets the job done and I think the only one on par with it is ZenZoo's. However, I think Eggofre specializes more on its slushes and desserts. Their strawberry cheese foam drink is a bit like Happy Lemon's, but less salty. It's thick and I prefer drinking it by taking off the lid and sipping so I get a combination of both cheese and slush. The strawberry flavor is so refreshing. At 6 euros, the drink itself is quite expensive, but I saw that they have a deal that's 8 euros for a strawberry cheese foam drink AND a strawberry egg puff waffle. As for the waffle, I think it's quite light and perfectly textured! It's great to share and there's so many customization options. I've had waffles elsewhere that had flat textures, but this one is squishy and holds the ingredients together well. Cheese foam and egg puff waffles are definitely a niche treat for Madrid. I recommend it!

This is my favorite place for the traditional boba(the tapioca zang zang). The waffle is really…read morefood as well. I got the marshmallow ice cream with it and its bomb! Also I got some kind of taro tea but it taste weird. If you're here make sure you go into the store and to the back. There's a really cute wall with flowers you can take pictures of.