Ice cream was excellent, all the flavors we had were delicious (Oreo, vanilla, chocolate and…read morecoffee). The servers were so patient and helpful. We'll definitely be back!

Excellent location for visiting the Zócalo and museums…read more Great security Friendly neighborhood

Such good ice cream! All vegan and made with local ingredients of coconuts and agave. Also the…read morecookie bowl is made by a local lady in her clay oven. AND! No sugar just agave as sweetener. I had lemon, passion fruit and café of ice creams. Loved all of them equally

We happened to walk in to the AlHondigo Mercado and came upon these two fellows making the most…read moreunusual ice cream. I haven't found much ice cream in Mexico that isn't filled with preservatives. Their ice cream is all natural and is made unusually with nitrogen. I had once seen this on Shark Tank and thought it was fascinating. It is really good ice cream and fun to watch. Francisco and Gerardo were really super nice. Worth a visit! The Mercado where El Hado is located is a pretty cool artesian food court.

This place just opened in the Alhondiga Reforma building, which has a number of small stalls…read moreserving a variety of food. It's family run and all natural, and the ice cream is amazing! You choose a base, a fresh fruit and a topping and your ice cream is mixed with liquid nitrogen. The very first time we visited, my husband and I had two bowls of ice cream and a smoothie. Did I mention it was really really good? It's certainly the best ice cream in Oaxaca. We're going back tomorrow!

In a hit-or-miss main street, when it comes to food, this is a wonderful surprise. The cakes and…read morecookies are divine! Especially the guava cheesecake, which you must (and I repeat must) try. You actually taste the fresh guava! Cookies are all butter based, which is just scrumptious!

The liquadios make refreshing after dinner dessert/drinks/fruit intake. Whenever I travel these…read morecome in handy when I feel I didn't get enough fiber for the day. Menu explains it all. It's slightly sweet, delicious, and overall healthy. Many people came here for the paletas though. Highly recommend!

One of the best treasures we found in Oaxaca. Cannot leave without trying these…read more There is a whole plaza dedicated to just ice cream. It's a whole little center of tiny nieve establishment outside a church. Honestly all of the establishments offered almost identical flavors of nieve so I think it's just a matter of finding one with good sitting. We went during the week and place was full. The place is full of so many vendors asking to purchase something constantly while eating but I did not mind much because we ended up buying from most of them. They are almost all indigenous vendors who offer hand crafted items from bracelets to alebriges. There is also live marimba music. This is a must stop when in Oaxaca. All the locals recommend coming to las Nieves. Can't wait to come back.

Recently I found out the actual name of this place, for me it was always Las Nieves de la Soledad,…read moreand probably I'll keep calling it by that name. My favorite place to get my ice cream is El Niagara, I remember going as often as I could with my dad or my mom when visiting family. And to this day I keep ordering the same combinations, mamey w/lemon, leche quemada w/tuna (prickled pear) and last but not least sorbete & strawberry. This plaza was recently renovated, so now you get a different feeling when you visit, there's also some food stands and the traditional candy/dessert stand (that I've heard is not that great, I just don't like getting too close to it as I am scared of bees)