Such a fun shop in the middle of Merida! A cash-only shop in the heart of Merida with an amazing…read moreassortment of locally influenced flavors. With a traditional and delicious Mexican ice cream base, Pola fully leverages the bounty of delicious local ingredients to come up with the most creative flavors! I was able to try an ice cream flavored with their local Sour Orange used in cochinita pabil, and my wife was able to try their take on a local pumpkin and even a local mushroom! All flavors exceeded my expectations and made me wish I returned each day to try a new flavor. Instead of a tourist shop serving heaps of Oreo-flavored gelato, you will be greeted with a friendly smile and a touch of the Yucatan. Something I would recommend to any local or visitor to this area.

Have you ever wondered what blue cheese gelato would taste like? Well, you are in luck my friend!!…read moreThat is only one of many flavor choices available here! Service is friendly and helpful. Overall a very nice stop on a hot day, one of the few places that doesn't have the music so loud you have to scream at the person sitting next to you.

What a great experience! I arrived early today since it was such a gorgeous day. They weren't open…read moreyet but allowed me to sit on the patio and enjoy the buzz of the morning. Once inside I asked in Spanish for their recommendation instead of just choosing one. The kid at the counter recommended Mamey and Guanábana which I had never heard of. He showed me what the fruit looked like and described them well. I chose the Mamey and it was excellent! It was wonderful just enjoying the men in their coral guayaberas and this beautiful sorbeteria 10/10 experience, muchas gracias!

It was the PERFECT spot to cool off after an hour of bike riding throughout the city center…read more Hubbers' sibs got cold drinks, his nieces got ice cream floats, I just wanted really cold water as I felt so dehydrated. They're popular - most of the tables were occupied when we stopped by. Given the climate and heat and humidity, it totally made sense. The in-laws enjoyed their sweet and cold treats for sure. The staff were very nice not just to us but to all their guests, making sure everyone got what they needed. They also got everyone's goodies out fast, so the wait wasn't bad at all. Need a place to cool down? This is a good spot for it.

Bad customer services, workers act like they hate their job. Do not recommend. They gave me a drink…read morethat I did not order and the worker dumped the drink back and refilled my drink with the drink I ordered without using a new cup.

Paletas of all flavors, right off the zocalo! We came here on a Sunday night when the roads were…read moreclosed and there was a massive stage with live music and locals were dancing up a storm. They've a huge variety of paletas, ice cream, smoothies, etc, at minimal prices. No English spoken, but just point at what you want. Highly recommend for a quick treat.

Terrible ice cream and service . Expensive too not worth the hype. Go somewhere else…read more Terrible helado y mal servicio. Caro no vale la pena. Hay mejores lugares.

Generations of sorbet makers. Good prices. Many choices. Highly recommend. Very nice owners.read more

Get the elote and mamey flavors - they are some of the best sorbets I've had. I wanted to try 2…read moreflavors and they wouldn't do that for the small size so I got 1/2 a liter and, well, I finished it all. No cones, no frills, just good sorbet.

Great place to stop by on a hot Merida afternoon for a sorbetes. I have tried the coconut, lime,…read morestrawberry, and the corn flavor. The corn flavor was recommended by a friend and he was right about it being good. My wife loves the mango. Being right on the Paseo is a great place to people watch.

This is a homemade ice cream and sorbet joint, visit worthy for the absolutely funky and colorful…read moredecor and vibe. Lights of all different kinds, interesting posters and art work adorn the walls, and, when we visited, some wild music was playing. This place serves ice cream as well as cookies and some other desserts. We tried a couple of the ice cream flavors, which were delicate and fresh. Not the best ice cream we had while in Mexico, but fun to eat in this interesting locale. Ice cream stores usually rely on lots of foot traffic. Not sure how this location, far away from the center of town, will survive. There are a couple of excellent restaurants nearby, including Catrin and Oliva Enoteca. But it's hard to imagine that these will bring in enough customers. When we were there, it was mostly teenagers snuggling on the sofas with their phones.