Delicious! In our party of 9 we tried many different flavors. The raspberry, coffee, and strawberry…read morewere standouts. The service was good and on a super hot day we caught some cool ambiance inside:

With kids in our party (and big kids) the stop for gellato was pretty much required. We looked…read morearound but several places weren't actually open so we walked a little further away from the beach to find Dino. Everything we got was quite tasty and the only reason we didn't go back a second time is because we didn't find ourselves near the area again.

I really enjoyed the ice cream we had at DelaCrem. It's an extremely popular place so you may end…read moreup having to wait in line. But it moves pretty quickly and the taste is worth it!

Some of the best ice cream and americano I've ever had. The flavors are so unique and rich. I dream…read moreabout these flavors sometimes. The worker was extremely friendly and helpful and the ambiance is very nice, but very small. You're not supposed to eat this kind of ice cream indoors though so I'm not gonna hold it against them. We'll definitely be coming back here.

I don't normally gush over ice cream, but this is some seriously good ice cream being made here. I…read moreended up getting three flavors in my cup, lemon, pineapple, and Dulce con Leche. All of them were absolutely scrumptious and left me wanting more after I finished my cup! The 4.9 rating on Yelp is definitely well deserved. The business is located on one of the small narrow streets on the edge of the Gothic quarter. It's definitely a place you will need to be purposely searching for as this business does not jump out at you until you are right on top of it. As it is a narrow business with limited seating, it will be hit or miss if you get an inside table as most of the sales that were happening while I was there was takeout. Just something to keep in mind if you're looking for sit down dining. Overall, I rarely have had ice cream this good and if you are a fan of well-made ice cream then this is a business you should definitely check out if you are in the Gothic quarter.

Near the gothic quarter in Barcelona Spain we found a great gelato shop with two staffers who were…read morefriendly and provided some samples. We decided on the mixed cup of dolce leche and the vegan blueberry gelato priced at 4€. The blueberry was very sweet and creamy which blended well with the light chocolate dolce. The last two pieces of brioche bread was gobbled up by my two friends who filled them with gelato, at least they let me try it. The bread tasted fresh and not too flaky and with the cold gelato in the center it was a good combo. The bathroom was oddly constructed. It was clean although made for small humans as my head literally hit the roof.

The food and service were wonderful. Definitely enjoyed the pork cheek. The drinks were also…read morewell-made and delicious. We had a great time.

UM hands down the best gelato I've had in my entire life. And I've had a lot of gelato in my 20…read moresomething years. Slightly expensive for Barcelona but honestly still a really good deal and it's SO SO GOOD. Some flavors cost more but it's so worth it. I ate this in winter ish almost spring time so I can't imagine how good it hits on a hot summer day. I am obsessed with the rollo de Canella aka the cinnamon roll... yes it's gluten free (almost all their flavors are ugh love it)... it has actual crunch cinnamon roll cluster things idk what they are but love it and it's so cinnamony and not too sweet somehow. I am also obsessed with the dulce le deche... rich and yummy and love. I also had one that was vanilla and chocolate and orange... refreshing!! I tried like three or four flavors and it was welcomed! I literally came back two days later before my trip ended. Note there are three stools but that's it - more of a grab and walk place

Came here today 1/4/2016. Kinda bummed. They don't have Horchata. And won't have it til March. Oh…read moreman March for real. Passed by three times and finally open and bam sorry we don't carry it. Ugh!! Lady was nice but pretty sad they don't carry it all year long.

Yum.. I'm drooling thinking about their horchata and ice cream…read more I think they're mostly well known for their horchata - I saw people filling up empty liter bottles to bring home (pretty reasonably priced at €4). It's a little different than horchatas you typically get in the US - it's less sweet, a little nuttier.. like someone said in a previous review, it reminded me a lot of Chinese soy drinks. We also had ice cream here - soo delicious! One of the staff told us that the 2 most popular flavors were the almond flavor and the llet merengada flavor. The latter is some kind of milk-based ice cream (it translates to "milk meringue"). They put cinnamon on it. I don't know what exactly is in the ice cream but it was so. amazing. Staff was great - patient and willing to explain the flavors to non-locals. It's a little chaotic there especially in the evening, but they've got a really organized system (you take one of those number tabs like at the DMV, and they call out your number when it's your turn). It was so good we had to come back again another day. Good thing we don't live in Barcelona or we'd be here all the time!

Nice little Açaí spot, great location and lots of options to customize your bowls. Be sure to add…read morethe nut butters for a better consistent and asses protein.

got the classic acai bowl with banana, granola, berries, cacao nibs, and black cacao sauce…read more pros: - total was €9.90 which is pretty good for acai bowls - the store has a lottt of customizable toppings like protein powder, greek yogurt, goji berries, a variety of sugar free sauces. - 3 possible sizes (mini, classic, XL) - also smoothies and crepes are available - acai itself wasnt sweet, very natural and fresh. cons: - there was too much granola. - the berries weren't fresh, they were previously frozen then thawed. the presentation wasnt the best since the sauce was just poured on top

Tried the horchata, but was surprised it was totally different from the Mexican style horchata. It…read morewas made of almond milk, and tasted sweet and kinda powdery. There were many locals eating gelato and horchata. Perhaps it was just not to my liking... The gelato looked like it had ample food coloring, so I didn't want to tried it. We paid in cash, not sure if they accept credit cards or not.

There was a hair in my ice cream, and the owner tried to tell me it wasn't a hair. "It's just…read moreplastic from the container." I'm not sure how that was supposed to make it acceptable, but I said (and the woman next to me agreed) I didn't believe that it was plastic. Begrudgingly, the owner tells the guy scooping the ice cream to give me a new cone but with only one flavor instead of two "because I already ate one." Let's just say I will never support that business again.

Walking on Las Ramblas, I stopped by here for some frozen yogurt, and it did not disappoint. There…read morewere only four flavors available when I visited: vanilla, chocolate, plain yogurt, and mango-mandarin. Where were the creative flavors, such as yuzu-white peach-jasmine tea, that other Yelpers have encountered? Being as adventurous as I could, I tried the plain frozen yogurt and the mango-mandarin flavors; both were pretty good. Flavors were mildly sweet and more reflective of true yogurt and fruit flavors, i.e. not artificial. I only wish they had more unique flavors (1 star off). I guess this is what you get for being in the touristy part of town!

My friend wanted to try something new, but I wanted to stick with this place. I want to get one…read morelast sorbet in Barcelona before I leave. I am so happy I found this place. Their sorbet and service are amazing!!!!

Located around the corner from our hotel in Barcelona was a small, beautiful gem named Parallelo…read more This pristine clean and quaint gelato shop is down a non descript alley with a line of happy people. The line was fast moving and I ordered the vegan gelato of strawberry and a scoop of lemon / ginger. The strawberry was very strong and bold. I know they are in season currently. The lemon and ginger was refreshing and again, very bold. Both scoops were very sweet, sour and a bit tart as one would expect. Parallelo is a good option to try for a scoop of gelato in Barcelona. The gelato was good but the flavor was not remarkable, perhaps due to the vegan options. I would definitely return but avoid the vegan option.

Food: Their local strawberry is out of this world! I've never tasted a strawberry flavor so intense…read moreand bold! Their local vegan pistachio is also so creamy and has the perfect salt kick. I actually prefer their vegan over their regular, but both are delicious! Love that their products are local and seasonal because you can actually taste the difference! Service: All the staff were very attentive and nice. Ambiance: Small shop so there's no indoor or outdoor seating.

We were in the Poble Sec area in Barcelona and we stopped into this place for gelato and waffles…read more The servers barely spoke English and many of the other patrons spoke Italian so I was very excited to hit a more 'local' place as a tourist. The selection for gelato is great (quite standard for gelato in this town). My gelato was quite good. My standard selection of coconut and chocolate was very flavorful. I found our waffle though a tad bit on the sweet side. This may just be my personal preference as I tend to prefer my desserts on the less sweet side if possible. Overall, I would come back if ever in this neighborhood again.