Gelatos in cones and cups, teas and coffee, this place functions like a cafe as well as an ice…read morecream store. I see a lot of people frequenting the store and doing ice cream take away. Given the sweet tooth Argentinians have, and their love of ice cream, plus the great location in pretty much the area with the largest amount of traffic for both cars and people, it would ensure that this place would stay a long frequented establishment, if not well loved! So, I see it like the "peach pit" of puerto Iguazu! And they seem to employ very young high school like waiters, so please tip them well!

One of my favorite discovery at Argentina. Had a gelato everyday while on vacation at Buenos…read moreAires, Ushuaia and Iguazu. Must try!

Hey Boss, I'm phoning from the Oficina..really, I'm back in the Ofice-ina…read more Take a face-dive into nearly 50 colorful, heat beating ice cream flavors and from doce de leite of exotic fruits ie jabuticaba...or hit the wall (you'll fall in the falls) on some Red Bull..

Inside Iguazu Falls Park and so hit the spot after a long day of sightseeing…read more Great tasting ice cream, friendly service and they accept credit card

The tiramisu and chocolate amargo combo was really good. Pay first at the register on the far right…read moreside of the counter, then order at the front of the counter. These instructions are not clear or written anywhere which causes some confusion and increased commotion as you first enter the shop and approach the counter.

This was the only place we found that was within walking distance from La Rueda or Aqva. I'm sure…read morethere may have been another ice cream shop but we didn't see it. This place has a nice setup. They do accept credit cards but not AMEX. The workers here didn't speak much English so you'll have try your best to speak in Spanish to them. We ordered passion fruit ice cream and dolce de leche con nuez (with nuts). The passion fruit ice cream was interesting. It was more syrup based as opposed to the entire ice cream being made out of passion fruit. It had vanilla and passion fruit "jam/syrup" mixed into the ice cream. There are some seeds, they are very tiny and you can eat through them but be careful. Next time, I would order something else. The dolce de leche con nuez was much better. They used quite a bit of nuts in the ice cream and it wasn't overly sweet. This is a great place if you don't want to order desserts and the restaurant you were eating at. It's not a very far walk and the street has so many restaurants that it is relatively well lit so it is relatively safe. However, as we were walking here, we did see some families just on the streets with their kids panhandling.

The ice cream here was just so fresh and yummy! Upon walking in it's a cute establishment that's…read morevery welcoming and warm. The staff is kind and very patient. They allowed samples too which helped make your decision easier. You pay for the weight if you don't want a cone which was interesting for me. Although, pricey it was surely worth it. I highly recommend after a long hot day exploring the area.