You cannot leave Mexico City without trying the passion fruit and mango sorbet. It was so delicious…read moremy mouth is salivating just from the memory of eating it. I can't wait to come back but next time I'm getting a large.

Authentic nieve (ice cream). Flavors change but they will offer you a taste. Mix between milk and…read morewater bases. Currently flavors were: red fruits, cheese, mango, lime, mandarin, and rosetta(? Some kind of red fruit). Over all great tasting plus they let you add two flavors.

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!

Best milkshakes ever! Really really good!! Only gave 4 stars because I reserve 5 stars for…read moreabsolutely mind blowing but this is almost 5 stars. Very very good and highly recommended!!

The ice cream tastes like gelato but not as creamy. Cute spot to hang. I'd recommend sit toward the…read moredoor to get some breeze.

We were craving ice cream in a crowded zocalo and I googled and found this Michoacana! It is a…read moresmall shop (almost a stand) next to a smoothie place. They all all the paletas and ice cream here. The guy and the girl who were working there were super nice! They gave us a big scoop and the ice cream was delicious!

The lime flavor is refreshing and yummy. coffee is okay. santa clara santa clara santaread more

Based on appearances (modern and classy) you would expect this to be a great place, but the service…read morewas terrible. The prices and ice cream were decent. And they only accepted cash. Probably won't return.

First off looking at their menu. It may seems confusing and possibly a lot for yogurt and some…read moretoppings but it's actually pretty simple after the employee explained it to us. My bf and I shared a medium size cup of yogurt. It's 70 pesos for a med. and an extra 10 for as many toppings as they can fit around the yogurt. They have a variety of different toppings..such as; Fruits- kiwi, strawberries, blueberries etc.. 4 different types of nuts Cereal Candy toppings- chocolate chips, cookies, gummy bears, m&ms etc.. They offer either 2-3 types of yogurt flavors. ( strawberry and didn't ask about the others) They'll give you a taste spoon of the yogurts they offer! They also offer chocolate syrup that gets hard after hitting the yogurt. Small place but decent prices and generous portions

I was excited to find this vegan restaurante in the Centro Historico on a back street just a few…read moreblocks from the Alameda park and the Museo de Arte Popular. The sign out front says it has been around since 1993 so that is a good sign. Comida corrida options with salad, soup, main dish, side, dessert and tea, most for 85 pesos. Most are vegan takes on Mexican favorites such as milanesa or tacos al pastor. Tasty food and a great value. Restaurant is located in an apartment building one floor up from the street so it is quieter. The server seemed surprised to see an American there. Hopefully with this review some other American vegetarian tourists will give it a try. Restaurant is cash only and menus and staff are monolingual Spanish.

Incredibly good food. For the reviews that said it was…read morehome cooked and not restaurant quality, I prefer home cooked. Also, they will take a huge amount of time to try to explain the menu to you. With all the translation apps, it's really your fault if you don't understand the menu.