This is another frozen yougurt place. Its located in the acoxpa plaza. The prices are very…read moreinexpensive, specially because we order and it was buy one get one free. I got the taro flavor and my aunt got the chocolate. I got served the taro and i could get all the topings i wanted az long as it fit in the cup. The taro flavor was eru good. Nice flavor and not sweet at all. The chocolate was ok. Nothing out of the ordinary. Just simply chocolate. We got in line and there were 3 people by the time we left at least 15 were in line. The place advertises no fat frozen yougurt. Recommended instead of ice cream but it all in your preference.

Just off of Parque Espana is a corner ice cream shop that sells many flavors of gelato and…read morehandcrafted popsicles with the option of being dipped in white chocolate, milk chocolate or milk chocolate with almonds. My five-year-old daughter loved the strawberry ice cream with chocolate chunks in a waffle bowl. I enjoyed the vanilla chocolate chop popsicle dipped in milk chocolate with almonds. Service is friendly, efficient and there is outdoor seating. For two dipped popsicles and a gelato scoop in a waffle cone, it cost around $7 USD.

Stopped here after a long walk in the heat and this hit the spot! If you're in Mexico, you can't…read moreleave without trying a paleta and this place is one of the best to grab one! What are paletas you may ask? It's essentially a frozen ice cream-like dessert on a stick and can be water or milk-based. I had the coco with dulce de leche dipped in chocolate and it was simply incredible! Not overly sweet and so refreshing. Can't wait to come back and try other flavors!

I came to this location because I had a coupon from Facebook. It was buy one get one free. I loved…read morehow they let you sample the ice cream and choose the flavor of your choice. You even have the option of a cone, waffle cup, and regular cup. How cool right? I opted for the cookies and cream and banana flavored ice cream. They were so yummy. Only 60 pesos for one scoop. It was such a great deal and the workers were very nice. I would surely return just for their popsicles as well.

Went there at 10 to 10 for a late night dessert craving. Cute little place with some seating…read moreoutside. They had already begun closing, but they were incredibly accommodating and allowed us to enter. They also offered us to try gelato flavors that were still sitting outside. Everything tasted delicious. The tiramisu was the standout, while the chocolate, peanut butter, and caramel flavors were equally delightful.

Delicious flavors! We tried mamey (tasty), coffee with cardamon (my favorite!), as well as yogurt…read morewith honey (my partners favorite). Owners were kind and welcoming.

This ice cream place was amazing! I got the arroz con leche ice cream and it did not disappoint, it…read moreeven had rice bits. The worker was very kind and attentive. It's a little hidden gem in a none busy area of Coyoacán worth the stop.

The ice cream was so creamy and delicious! So glad our tour guy recommended this placeread more

Had a great mango chile ice creams, one of the best coffee ice creams ever. They also a great mole…read moreverde pastry!

Artisanal italian-inspired ice cream (gelato) with a conscience. This well kept secret in Colonia…read moreJuarez might catch your eye with its bright blue store front harboring nothing more than a counter filled with these iced goodies. However, it is the ice cream that will catch your taste buds: 8 flavors to indulge from everyday, all made by hand; a seasonal menu (which means constantly changing flavors); sorbets as fruity as they are vegan. Worth every minute spent waiting for your turn in the small four-people line up "willing" to try all the flavors before making their precious purchase. If you happened to look for something other than your ordinary ice cream, go there!. And you sure didn't hear it from me...

I read that this place doesn't believe in artificially enhancing their ice cream and that they use…read moresmall metal tasting spoons to reduce waste - so I wanted to check them out. Luckily it is just down the street from the Museo de Chocolate where I had already planned to be this afternoon. I ordered the sorbet the jamaica (hibiscus) and it was wonderfully light and refreshing and not too sweet. I was so impressed with the hibiscus sorbet that I didn't even ask to try another flavor. Now I want to go back in time. So don't make that mistake and try other flavors just for fun.

Santa Clara is the best ice cream and whenever and wherever there is a Santa Clara, I will…read moredefinitely stop by!! I found out that Santa Clara is owned by Coca Cola but it is only in Mexico. Their milk and ice cream is wonderful and super yummy. Their nut ice cream such as pistachio or chocolate with almonds or walnuts, is rich and all of nuts! I got quite full from eating the ice cream! If you ever in CDMX and see a Santa Clara, please do yourself a favor and go try some!!!

Servicio es terrible Helado está bueno pero si fuera…read moreposible- 0 estrellas! No saludan y andan en el puro teléfono!

If you want the best homemade Mexican ice cream ,popsicles/paletas, and milkshakes with the right…read moreamount of sugar so you are able to indulge in a second serving look no further! We were visiting and had to return because it was so delicious. Wednesday's they have 2x1 paletas. I tried to pineapple with chile and it was just the right amount of spice and sweetness. The service was excellent. We were there with primary aged children who tried several different flavors of paletas and they were patient and kind every time the kids asked questions and wanted to have another flavor.