Yum yum! Hubby enjoyed the affogato and the pistachio was AMAZING! Stumbled upon this place while…read morecruising through the Recoleta area. Will definitely return to try more flavors!

Argentinian ice cream is one of the best in the world, by far surpassing Italian masters imho…read more Try the Dulce de leche deluxe. It's truly amazing, not that icy watered down brown icee you get in other places.

Best ice creams in town!! from Mar Del Plata (BA) to San Isidro a few weeks ago…read more Premium quality and good customer service. Most people try the "palitos" which cost around $40 ARS. Flavors to try: Baileys, Kinder, Shot, Bananita Dolca, Pistacchio, Super Bubble Gum (yes, it's an ice cream), Chocolate and Mint, Cookies and Cream (one of San Isidro favorites) and many others tempting ice creams. Just go and try one... If you are able to decide among all the options!! Lucciano's is waiting for you!! So make a visit, check in, upload your pic and keep Yelping!!

Oh Lucciano's! You don't know how happy I'm that you're spreading all around BA I've a problem with…read moretheir pistachio popsicles. A lovely, delicious, indulging problem. This is an amazing icecream chain, with incredible customizable popsicles which are the stars of the shops. And, did I say their icecream is amazing... Interesting fact: they started in Mar del Plata and they brought they know-how from Italy. Nothing else to say but... you guys have to try it!

Fine fine Argentine ice cream…read more Nothing more needs to be said. * * * Okay, The Yelp algorithm requires more verbiage. So it shall be. * * * Very Very Very Very Good Ice Cream. * * * Eat Ice Cream Here. * * * Does that make things clear?

Considerada una de las mejores heladerías artesanales de Buenos Aires. Creo que si, son realmente…read morericos sus sabores. Llevando un cuarto, no se olviden de pedir las almendras caramelizadas que son una bomba. Considered one of the best handmade ice cream shops in Buenos Aires. I agree, they are really good. If you buy a quarter, do not forget to ask for their caramelized almonds, they rock.

Bright, airy, cheerful, smartly decorated, well designed. This spot is serving up what I'd put as…read moremore classic Italian gelato than the more ubiquitous Argentine helado, which falls somewhere between gelato and ice cream. More limited selection of flavors than at many places, but tried several tasters, and then settled on lemon pie, which really tastes like a lemon meringue pie, and the house chocolate Lucciano, a dark, creamy chocolate. They also have a large selection of ice cream bars - fudgsicles if you will (they call them "icepops". Friendly service, some of the best gelato, or helado, I've had in town. Well worth the trip and the premium pricing (a cone like this runs 80 pesos).

The ice cream at Fratello's was the best we have had on this visit! Creamy, tangy tastes, and a…read morecrispy cone made for a perfect dessert! Service was immediate!