This was the location in Recoleta across from the famous Recoleta cemetery…read more Strawberry ice cream was good but the dulce de leche was awesomely delicious. Staff were not too friendly and impatient despite we being the only customers. Otherwise, the place was clean and bright and outdoor tables were perfect to enjoy an ice cream in the cool fall weather. Nice spot to people watch.

My friend was showing us around Buenos Aires and he took us to one of his favorite spots. We were…read morepumped to eat dessert before dinner. I went with pistachio and dubai white chocolate. I wanted several of the fruit flavors but they were out. The pistachio was my favorite of the two. They let us try the flavors before committing which I appreciated. In Argentina, you pay for what you want first and then head over to grab your flavors. If you're from the United States, you're used to picking your flavors first and then paying.

I love this chain, it's the 3rd one I've visited. I got pineapple and passion fruit, super tasty,…read morecreamy, flavorful. Small shop though without a lot of seating inside, although there was a lot outside. 2200 ARS for a good amount!

I have been here several times for takeaway coffee and treats. The coffee is amazing! I have gotten…read morelattes and matcha and both were splendid. When I got the desserts, I wished the pistachio cookie was a little less dry/crumbly, but that's just a personal preference. The other dessert was to die for. I would love to go back for cake sometime because it looks divine. The service is always quick and everyone is super nice even though I speak broken Spanish. There is no place to sit inside, but several outdoor tables. They have accepted cash and card when I have gone.

April 2023: I had been recommended this cafe many times by many different friends and I am so glad…read moreI decided to give it a try. The staff was incredibly kind and gave great recommendations. The food was simply amazing. It should be noted that at least when I was there all seating is outdoors on the street sectioned off by cones and tape so motorcycles will be zooming past you as you enjoy your meal. This being said they also package food up nicely for to go orders

This is the very best place in the Monserrat/San Telmo district of BA to get incredible desserts…read morebut especially made-to-order sandwiches. Everything is freshly baked and the food is delicious. You won't be able to decide which pastry to choose, I guarantee it! Friendly staff to boot! I recommend the chicken or jamón crudo (ham) and cheese on a baguette.

Oh my! If you are ever able to sample these wonderful cookies from heaven, you'll never want to eat…read moreanother cookie again. Someone gifted us with assortment of cookies from this bakery in Buenos Aires. All were delicious. My favorite was a cookie topped with raspberry jam, an almond and icing. It was better than an orgasm...ok maybe not better but pretty darn close. These cookies were bite size but each had its own distinct and delicious flavor. If ever I make it to Buenos Aires I will definitely look this bakery up and spend the entire day sampling all their little bits of heaven. So `Ono!

Los mejores budines en Buenos Aires! Tienen una buena selección. También puedes encontrar un buen…read morecafé o espresso hecho con amor!

Muy buen lugar para probar unos budines esponjosos, muy ricos! Esta oportunidad, probé el de limón,…read morebuenísimo. Very good place to try some spongy puddings, very tasty! This time, I tried the lemon one, loved it.

The Yelp reviews for here date back to a decade old, but the quality has stood the test of time…read more They offer a variety of chocolates and ice cream flavors. This location has a small outdoor seating area with greenery and a stylish modern interior! The ice cream here is still as delicious as others have described. Plenty of flavors of ice cream handmade daily. They give you a large quantity of decadence! A small is one scoop, medium is two scoops, and I'm assuming a large is three scoops. Service was friendly despite our limited spanish. We were able to pay and order easily. Overall a must try ice creamery. Also appears to be a highly recommended chain throughout Buenos Aires!

Love this gelato spot, also known for their chocolates, which I didn't get to try, but will next…read moretime. Service was stellar, long line however, so make sure to go during the day, on the weekends it gets packed. Ambiance is very modern, but also they have some nice foliage, its open concept, I really wasn't expecting that upon arriving. No pictures because it WAS THAT GOOD. The locals come here over Freddo, I like both, but this one is very unique.

This is a review of the branch of Helados Italia at Juncal 1760 where the ice cream was wonderful…read moreand the service was cheerfully inept. I speak Spanish pretty well. And have for 40 years. Ice cream Spanish is fairly straightforward. At Helados Italia I was suddenly transformed into one of those situations like Jack Nicholson in Five Easy Pieces. I wanted one scoop of pistachio ice cream in a cup, not a cone. Sounds simple but apparently the rules at Helados Italia do not allow it. You can get one scoop in a small cone. Or you can get a cup filled to the brim with ice cream -- about 0.25 l, way more than I wanted. But you cannot get one scoop in a cup. I'll spare you all the details but I may have written a new chapter in the voluminous book of Americans making a scene in a foreign country as I explained that I want one scoop -- una bolita, una bucha -- in a cup and the very frustrated young woman told me that was against the rules. I ended getting ice cream in a cone which ran all over my hand as I ate it. Ugh. That said, the pistachio ice cream at Helados Italia was fabulous.

Helados Italia is awesome! It is in a super convenient spot and the staff is great with tourists…read more There isn't any room to sit inside but there are a few benches out front. The ice cream itself is amazing. A great place to stop by and take an ice cream break on a day of shopping in Palermo soho

I first came to Heladeria Dylan in 2019. I had been to several other ice cream stores in San Telmo…read moreand throughout Argentina before then and they were all (mostly) very good. As soon as I tested this ice cream, I knew is great and I ordered a kilo. It is amazing! Favorites: Menta Granizada (chocolate chip mint), Lemon Pie and their Chocolate Amagro. Of course, I have not tried them all, but the lemon sorbet is top notch also. I have to avoid going there too often and, when I do, I have to put in a small dish. My fear is that I will eat out of the container and finish it all.

Could this be the best helado in San Telmo?…read more Across the board, the helado here was the best I tried in Buenos Aires - texture wasn't at all soft/foamy/icy, flavors were all there. We ended up getting: - Dulce de leche - Coco de dulce de leche - Irish cream - Sambayon with maraschino cherries Don't miss the first two: The classic dulce de leche was better than the versions at any of the many heladerias I visited. The coco de dulce was a really lovely twist, with bits of coconut and no artificial coconut flavor. The interior is very clean, almost disturbingly sleek. The staff didn't act like they'd rather be probed by aliens than selling ice cream (see: Sumo, Nonna Bianca). Worth a visit? Yes! But good luck catching them when they're actually open (visiting during winter, when area ice cream shops are only open a few hours a day, a few days a week, doesn't help).