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8 years ago
This is a bright cozy gelato place with friendly staff, a few tables and chairs indoors. We stopped here during a long walk of the Bairro Alto neighborhood. The gelato is good if not great. They have a clean washroom. read more
Largo Trindade Coelho, 11
1200-287 Lisbon
Portugal
Bairro Alto, Bairro Alto - Bica - Cais do Sodré
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Finally found vegan ice cream in Lisbon!!! It was a little hike in the heat to get there from…read moreRossio Square, but it was worth it! I had the vegan chocolate and pistachio mixed. It was creamy and delicious. You wouldn't know it was made out of water!!
Definitely a thicker gelato consistency -- and not mad about it! They had a good array of fruit and…read morechocolate-y flavors! And they're in the metal tins, which is a plus! The employees were patient and polite! I got a bigger medium serving! The dark chocolate was very delicious and had a good richness to it and I tried Oreo to mix it up although I probably should've stuck to Stracciatella! Overall I enjoyed the consistency and the flavors were delicious so I would come again!
Vegan pistachio with chocolate!
Tiramisu and Pistachio
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Left: pistachio over dark chocolate (all VEGAN) Right: raspberry cheesecake over hazelnut
We came here on the recommendation of a friend. Omigosh, this is the best gelato I have ever had!…read more The depth of flavor, freshness, and not to sweet, good size portion. I compared all the other gelatos we had in Portugal and Spain to here, and this won! Two months later, and I am still l am still thinking about this gelato!
Santini is the oldest Portuguese ice cream parlor in Portugal, established in 1949. There are…read moremultiple stores in Lisbon. They are more well known for their fruit flavors. I went with a small, which let me pick two flavors. I went with passion fruit and my standard pistachio. The passion fruit was great, but I've had better pistachio. Even so, I enjoyed it overall.
Raspberry over mango and pistachio
Passion Fruit, Raspberry and Moka
Good place to get gelato or some food. Stayed in the lofts above and they were nice enough, for…read moreEuropean standards. The girl in the morning is very friendly and they accept cards without any sort of hassle and that's so nice in this world! Have come back often! Obrigado!
A solid gelato option with some different flavors. I had the Portuguese custard cream which was…read morerich, creamy, and decadant. The only downer here is that the do not sell soda, only water. I think it is an ice cream thing.
Outstanding gelato served by the owner of the shop. Great selection and affordable. I had the…read moretiramisu and hazelnut. My daughter went there yesterday and wanted to go back tonight and I don't blame her.
Crepe de Gelado -- 2 bolas (Pêra Rocha & Limao com Manjericão gelado, chantilly e chocolate quente (ou caramelo fundido) 7.70EUR
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Fachada da Artisani, na Estação do Rossio
Late night gelato craving? Do visit! We were amazed by how this place was still open at 10pm!…read moreWalkable distance from KOB (steakhouse). The staff speaks English. Their gelato was legit ooey and gooey delight. You want nutty? They have nutty. You want fruity? They have fruity. Amazing gelato. They probably rotate their flavors but the chocolate, pistachio, and hazelnut were great. They do have a tiny table outside but it is an order and go type of small place. Really cute inside though.
Very inviting, cozy and clean dessert place. We were offered samples of their sorbet. Fresh and…read morefruity! Good portion.
Walkway to the gelato shop
Stopped in for a refreshing gelato after a long day of shopping in baixa. Was highly satisfied with…read morethe choices of gelato available. I asked the girl at the counter what her favorite flavor was. So she gave me a unique combination: Lemon sorbet, strawberry and yogurt! I know their top sellers are chocolate and pistachio, but this definitely was a refreshing combination!! Make sure you try this when you visit Lisbon!
Popular street and while there was only one staff member, she was very cheerful and helpful. There…read moreare lines all the time even at 8pm, but it moves quickly. They have new flavor crème blood orange and it was great! I usually like the amarena (cherry) and coffee also. I did not get pistachio this time but usually quite good. Casual place with indoor seating. Highly recommended for consistently good gelato!
Gelato!
Dark chocolate and stracciatella
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Entire place is gluten free! Dairy free options only with sorbets here. I got a strawberry sorbet…read moreon a GF cone in the middle of the hot day and it was delightful! Hubby for the espresso gelato and chocolate gelato on the chocolate covered GF cone and couldn't stop raving about it!
Gelato that I didn't think stated like authentic Italian gelato, but my husband enjoyed the…read morepistachio and mango. There is gelateria on every street in Lisbon, but this one was t as rich a creamy as typical gelato.
This appears to be a local shop with a few locations in the Lisbon area and one in Cascais. We…read moredidn't get to visit the Cascais location because it was closed. The location we visited was in Marvila. It was a little more pricey than I expected but the vegan donuts and vegan ice cream were really good. I was hoping to get a bit more ice cream for the price but the single scoop was more like a kid scoop size. It was good! The service was good as well. There was a small area to sit. It was located within what seemed like a plant and home decor store, very interesting but great people watching! Glad we tried it and would definitely visit again.
Friendly staff and cute little hang out spot to enjoy a sweet treat ! Service was good. Donut was…read morereally flavorful and fresh tasting. Not to crazy for the matcha unfortunately.
Inside the dessert shop
I am not sure it is still called Frozz, but the location is the same and they still serve gelato…read more It is about 50 cents per scoop cheaper than downtown, but probably one of the better places in town. I loved it that they were ok with samples and let you do two flavors in a kids portion. The best flavor they had was citrus-avocado - the richness of avocado and zing-ness of lemon were just such a heavenly combination. I wish we discovered this place earlier and tried more of their flavors. Do stop by!
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Overall pretty nice and fast. I see crepes being served but we just got some gelato, espresso and…read morewater. It was just a nice shady spot to relax before the science center opened.
Delicious gelato flavors, quick service, and great drink options. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit!read more
I miss this inviting gelateria in Lisbon! It sends very positive vibes with all its yellow decor -…read moreyellow interior, yellow furniture, and the phrase "ice cream makes you happy" on the mirror. I'm alll about that! There are so many toppings offered - gummies, colored sprinkles, brownie bites, chocolate, cookies, marshmallows, M&Ms, blackberries, sugar gums, kiwis, strawberries, and more! A cone is about 3.50-4€. Other than gelato, they also sell waffles, hot chocolate, slush, coffee, fresh fruit juices, soft drinks, water, tea, and beer~ Once you get your gelato in either a cone or a froyo cup, you can either choose to sit indoors or outdoors. It's a small shop, but offers a lot of seating! Outdoors, there are about 8 yellow seats set up for you to catch some rays of sun
Cyndy's Bottom Line: A refreshing stop!…read more Delightful gelato served in a nice and bright ambiance. I had the strawberry gelato with salmon sprinkles. Scrumptious! There is a good assortment of sprinkles to choose. Very yummy!
I haven't had ice cream for a while because it is freezing cold in New York. So when I was…read moretraveling in Lisbon 2 weeks ago, all the hiking and the weather during my visit got me into ice cream and popsicles almost everyday. Im glad that I tried this place because it was pretty good. Giallo serves Italian gelato and the flavors it serves are very different. I had the coffee and whiskey flavor which was quite interesting to me, it tastes like kahlua ice cream and I like it. The shop was very cute and clean. No complaint and I highly recommend it. I wish I can go back lol
We stopped in for a little treat - gelato - and then I couldn't resist the truffles, too. Lovely…read moreservice in a really sweet interior space. We wished we had found this spot earlier in our visit!
The gelato here is so good! And inexpensive! Hubby and I had a small cone to share and even for a…read moresmall cone, they let you choose up to 3 flavors. We did the strawberry, fior di latte, and one other flavor which I am blanking on. The strawberry was good but it was sorbet, which is not what I was expecting. But the fior di latte was amazing, which is basically just cream. It was very smooth and not too sweet. I probably would have been happy with this one flavor. Sad that the locations were so far away from where we were staying but happy we go to try it.
3.5 stars. I'll be honest and say the staff was very helpful even though our Portuguese was…read morenon-existent, the gelato was overall good, solid flavors including a few interesting ones like port wine and tiramisu. I ended up going with the basil, hazelnut, pistachio and port wine in a sundae. If you choose the large size you can have only 3 flavors and it didn't come in a cup, and being the greedy gelato glutton that I am, plus not wanting to drip melting gelato all over myself, I went with the larger sundae. The crunchy hazelnut topping was delicious. This, along with the port wine and basil flavors really stood out to me and were the highlights of this experience. The basil tasted refreshing and green, great palate cleanser between bites of the other flavors. If I hadn't already had gelato at a couple other places in Lisbon on this trip I may have given this spot a 4, but it lost a star for a few of reasons. 1) the sizes weren't very convenient or straightforward--as mentioned above, the largest non-sundae size didn't come in a cup, it was cone-only. Not sure if it was bc they ran out? the €7 sundae was 3 scoops but you couldn't choose the flavors, so it kinda forced me to choose the €8 one. 2) not sure if it was bc it was in a gourmet food hall but the prices were slight higher than your average stand-alone gelato spot. 3) maybe bc this particular spot (though to be fair they showcased the original location, not this one inside a mall), was hyped up by a couple of foodie shows stateside, but my expectations fell a little flat. Aside from the port wine, I felt like the pistachio and hazelnut had a bit more punch and creaminess at other places I tried. If I had a chance I'd give the original location a shot but I wouldn't go out of my way to try this location in lieu of other gelaterias.
Located within the Time Out Market, we wanted a little end of the night treat and this gelato was…read moredelicious! Smooth with great flavor, we got their white (like vanilla) flavor and it was great!
The gelato here was very good! We got the medium-sized one to share and picked the pistachio,…read morehazelnut, and coffee flavors. Excuse the picture of our half-eaten gelato (we forgot to take a picture before we started eating!). Peep the nice Scottish couple that we met here at Time Out Market and chatted with in the background of the photo.
The scoops of gelato we got here were delicious!!! We tried the strawberry cheesecake and the…read morepistachio and both were amazing and had lots of rich flavor. A single scoop in a cone is 3 euros, and 2 euros with no cone. It was a perfect place to stop at after lunch before heading up to the Pena Palace and Moorish Castle. It's right across from the Sintra Palace a sidewalk away from the main road through the historic centre so very convenient and easy to find! Lots of others were eating gelato from here but it wasn't busy or crowded, and the service was very typical and not problematic.
The gelato I got here was absolutely fantastic. It was the perfect way to cool down from a full day…read morespent walking around the amazing Pena Palace and Castle of the Moors. It was just what I needed. I selected a scoop of the Banana Chocolate gelato and thought it was delicious. The banana gelato didn't taste artificial and there was a good amount of rich, creamy chocolate chunks. Prices are reasonable and there is a large selection of gelato flavors. The cashier was attentive, although a little pushy and impatient. We had walked in a few minutes before close and she made it very clear that we would need to leave right after ordering. She was also pretty impatient with us as we placed our order. All in all, I was happy with the gelato and my only regret was not ordering a larger size!
One of my favorite bakeries in Lisbon! I came across Sacolinha while I was Googling about for the…read morebest sweet treats in Lisbon, and was immediately drawn in by their massive selection and great reviews. Cascais is, unfortunately, quite far from the heart of Lisbon, but I was thankfully planning to make a trip out there as part of a tour group (shoutout to Buendia's Sintra / Cascais tours) so had the perfect opportunity to check out Sacolinha's giant pastry case. My mom and I decided to split an assortment, which included two mini bola de berlim, as well as two different types of castanhas de ovos. The bola were lovely; they were super soft and pillowy, and the fillings (one was egg custard, the other nutella, I think) were both great. They were a smidge too sweet and did slightly remind me of American donuts, but they were a bit softer and less overwhelmingly sweet than their US counterparts. My favorite, though, had to be the castanhas de ovos. I already love chestnuts, so having the world's best nut translated into a dessert was a dream come true. They were so delicious that my mom and I had to come back to buy a box of six to bring home with us. The store itself is a pretty simple, but large pastaleria. It tends to get pretty crowded, but there's, thankfully, ample indoor and outdoor seating. You order up at the counter, and then they'll log your order onto a standard card, which you can later take up to the register to cash out. It's a bit of an odd system, but honestly makes the ordering way more efficient, since you don't have to wait for everyone's credit cards to process or cash to get counted, and you can go up to the register to pay at your leisure.
Located on the Main Street in downtown Cascais, this place has a huge selection of sweets and…read morepastries as well as some savory options. Staff were generally friendly although the cashier muttered something in Portuguese at me when I paid with $50 bill for 2 pastries. That's the only bill I had left as this place is cash only. I tried a beef empanada and a ham and cheese pastry. Honestly I felt it was underwhelming and the ham and cheese one was not good at all. Perhaps I should have tried something sweet. In anycase location and ambience were nice and easy access given located right on the main road.