$4 euros for a pound of yogurt with three toppings. 8 types…read moreof sauces.delicious sweet ripe fruit. Good nut options and crunchy cookie options. No mochi. Yogurt not too tart, milky flavor

good options. i tried the pistachio and yogurt. tasted real and not too sweet. portions are good. i…read moregot a small cup. very refreshing on a hot day. the worker wasn't the friendliest.

There seems to be at least one artisanal ice cream shop for every street block in the center of…read moreMalaga! Unfortunately, our stay here was not long enough to sample all of therm while hoping to stay alive! This one, in a little pedestrian area not very far from the Picasso museum (Malaga is the birth place of the artist), got our attention and we could not be here without trying the famous "Malaga" flavour. We usually associate the "Malaga" ice cream flavour with "rum and raisin" but apparently, this is not quite authentic. The real one is made a a sweet wine from Malaga and a local variety of raisin. It is not surprising that we can only get the real one here since it is not easy to find the authentic ingredients elsewhere. And indeed, this is an experience that worth the trip in itself... okay, I wouldn't go so far, but it is quite good and you should try it when you come to Malaga... and you should! This is one of my favorite cities!

After seeing so many recommendations online, we went to visit Casa Mira to try their famous ice…read morecream and horchata. The ice cream lived up to the hype, it was very good with very flavorful taste. The horchata wasn't my favorite, but that might just come down to personal taste. The service was very friendly, nice ambiance and the place gets quite busy so get ready to make a line.

Fast friendly service. English speaking. No sampling unfortunately. Flavors were sweeter than we'd…read morehad liked and this place is definitely for tourists. Prices were okay.

From the owner: Kit Kat, Snicker, Mars, Oreo, Smurf, we have loads of flavours for everyone!read more

There are multiple of these around town, so you have plenty of chances to check it out…read more We stopped by around 11pm after dinner and the place was still quite lively. Service is prompt, just make sure you know what you're ordering! We tried tarta de la abuela and crema tostada, both fantastic and local flavors. Tarta de la abuela has that perfect mix of cookies, chocolate but also a nice touch of rich pine nuts Crema tostada is like a hug-- some liken it to crème brûlée, but in custardy ice cream form. You really can't go wrong with any of the flavors. Aside from ice cream, they also make fresh horchata which in Spain is made with chufas, or tiger nuts. They have a more earthy flavor than that of the Mexican horchata made with almonds/rice, but I liked it! This is the quintessential summer dessert spot ^_^

Located right next to the Cathedral, this gelato shop is nice and inviting on a hot summer day…read more When we arrived, the staff were very nice and let us take our time looking through the many different flavors available. We eventually settled on the orange with chocolate and the mango flavors, which complimented each other very well and were very high quality. They were perfectly sweet and it was the perfect treat to end our day exploring Malaga with.