Great assortment of flavors. It's attached to a Japanese restaurant. Both the ice cream and sorbet…read morewere great.

Ice cream was amazing. So many flavors. The service was very quick and easy. Love it. Definitely…read morerecommend.

Everything Gelato, service, ambience, cleanliness, serving…read moresize ... Be ready to spend for what you get. It is worth every peso or dollar.

A small cute gelato & coffee shop just outside and to the left of Las Gaviotas in Rosa Rito, Mx…read more The staff are welcoming. They were attentive and answered questions. Their gelato is made on site and carry about 20 flavors. They sell by the cup or you can buy a half lt. take away. The coffee was delicious! They made my wife a delicious latte and a mocha (with whip) for me. Did I mention they have a machine dedicated to making whipped cream! AMAZING! It was a touch on the sweet side for me but this would be perfect for most! Better a little sweet than bitter. There is seating inside and in an enclosed patio. Plenty of seating! They are closed on Monday & Tuesday. We were informed this is when they make the gelato. So gotta try the pistachio gelato! it's not bright green like some but perfect in flavor because it's made with real pistachios! So color a little bit darker and more natural! The stracciatella ( cream and chocolate chips) was perfect! They know what they are doing and so lucky we yelped and found this sweet little delicious stop while visiting Rosa Rito or staying at Las Gaviotas. Worth your time!

Wonderful! My family loves this place! All time classic! A wide variety of flavors. Really good…read moreself serve service! There's good seating indoor and outdoor! The ambience is very welcoming and friendly! If you're looking for good frozen yogurt, consider trying alpine chill! Highly recommended! One of my family's favorite frozen treat places!

The store was VERY clean, which I really appreciated. The staff was friendly, although I didn't see…read moreanyone until I was ready to check out. I liked that they have a few flavors of boba; I've never seen that before. The only "issue," if you could call it that, was that there was only one flavor (strawberry) available, which was "no sugar added." Other places had at least two, like chocolate, where it might be most often the preference. Regardless, I'll most likely come back knowing I have at least one option.

This is an ice cream stand, sitting along the boardwalk in Ensenada. I came here with an old…read morefriend, not too long ago when I was on a weekend excursion in Baja. And while I'm normally one to eat sweats, I decided to make an exception this time. The worker here prepped the ice cream in an interesting way. He would spread the ice cream into a thin sheet, then roll it, and place it in the cup. He would repeat this several times, then include whatever toppings that we chose. The ice cream was pretty decent. It was flavorful, and the toppings (fruit and nuts) added flavor and texture. The surrounding area is safe, relaxing, and perfect to enjoy the great ice cream from this place. I recommend coming here if you find yourself in the town of Ensenada.

It's a good experience and I recommend going because of it's cuteness but it's just like frozen…read moreyogurt in rolls

Fauna is hands-down one of the best dining experiences I've had in Valle de Guadalupe, and I don't…read moresay that lightly. Tucked into the Bruma wine resort, this place lives up to every bit of its acclaim. YOU CAN BELIEVE THE HYPE. ILL ALLOW IT THIS ONE TIME CABRONES It's tucked right into the wine resort in Valle de Guadalupe, and from the moment you arrive, you can tell this isn't your typical dinner spot. One thing worth mentioning: the seating is communal, dining hall-style, so you'll likely be sharing a table with strangers. I know that's not for everyone, but honestly, it added to the charm for me. There's a relaxed, social energy to the whole place that fits the vibe of the valley. While you wait for your table, there's a beautiful little garden to wander through, plus no shortage of picture-perfect spots around the property. The views out over the winery and valley are genuinely breathtaking -- worth showing up early just to soak it in. Food-wise, I've done both the tasting menu and à la carte on separate visits, and both were exquisite. If I'm being honest, the tasting menu edges out slightly -- it's a full journey through what the kitchen does best, and every course felt thoughtful and precise. À la carte is a great option too if you want more control over your meal, but for a first visit, go with the tasting menu. Negatives: Other than this one server being a bit of a pinche mamon I don't have anything foul to say about this establishment. I also won't mention their name because I'm not a culero (something that individual should adopt himself, ubícate wey) makes no sense to not be welcoming and / or professional at an establishment like this. Not a good look dude. Anyways, Grab a glass of local wine or equally magnificent local cerveza, enjoy the scenery, and settle in: this is one of the best meals you'll have in not just Baja but literally in all of Latin America.

This place was fantastic! It is beautiful on the outside and the inside is setup in long tables. We…read morehad a reservation as it was a weekend and we enjoyed every bit of this place. They had really cool bathroom sink that looked hand crafted. The service was so good that I couldn't set anything down without them coming over- they were just watching us. We shared the tasting menu which I highly recommend- there were so many amazing things, but the squid ink scallops were one of my fave. Very seafood heavy with oysters. We also got pork cutlet entree to share and it was delicious. I would love yo go back. It was a little pricey for Mexico, but well worth it!

My first time out of the country via cruise. I wanted to try the infamous helados! I always hear…read morethat the ice cream in Mexico is way better than American and I believe it in a heart beat. The girls were so awesome of being supportive of coming with me as some of them snagged a treat. One of the girls were hesitant to eat anything in Mexico in fears of getting sick. I ate everything...if I could have ate the stick I would too! That's how good it was and I was fine. I did not get sick or anything. I honestly wanted another one. My ice cream was on $1.10 or something like that. Barely a dollar. For the taste and quality in America would easily be over $5. Let me tell you, it was so hard picking out what I wanted as they had a plethora of flavors. I highly recommend this place as it is very delicious. It's very affordable. It was clean and staff very Helpful. They spoke English and Spanish and were happy to greet us. I am already craving this ice cream shop! It taste pure and authentic. You will be delighted by this place.

Awesome little ice cream and confection shop away from the tourist area…read more It is on a small commercial street across from a Calimax supermarket. Variety is king. You will have fun exploring the different options. Most everything looks home-made, even the bars. Haven't been back in 2 years and don't remember what I had last, but haven't had anything I regretted yet in the 4 times I've visited There is no place to sit inside, but there are a couple of benches outside. The curbs outside are very high. Be careful opening your car doors.

We've passed this place numerous time on our way to wine country and finally made the time to stop…read morein this past weekend. The Nieve de Vino sign was what caught our attention. It translates to wine ice! Went inside this little shop on a hot day, its very simple, couple of tables with a few chairs inside and outside. There's one nice lady working, speaks very little english, which is perfect for us to practice our spanish! They serve about 8 different ice cream flavors with 4 of them being wine flavored: cabernet, merlot and two white ones which I can't remember. Beau and I ordered each of the merlot and cab ice, which is scooped into little 8 oz styrofoam cups for 35 pesos (at the time of our visit, the exchange ends up being less than $2 each!). The wine flavored ice is exactly what it is, it's like having italian ice or hawaiian ice, or whatever culture you're accustomed to growing up eating flavored ice. The sign says they have snacks, which isn't much. Just a tiny shelf with a few bags of chips and nuts and a vending machine with bottles of sodas.

They have everything you need to start your hike, fuel cans, food, water etc. The bus will stop…read moreright in front of the store so it's very convenient.

When you walk into The Green Store it's like walking into your favorite Aunt and Uncles house. Or…read morebetter yet, like Grandmas house. They have pretty much EVERYTHING you need, or if they don't, let them know and they'll make sure to have it on the next delivery truck. The meat quality is great at the deli, the handmade boar's head sandwiches are delicious and the customer service is so tasteful! 10 out of 10 times if I need something at the store I'm going to The Green Store. =)

This place needs to be on the map bc they have the most interesting flavors for ice cream. They…read moreeven have fresh elotes in a cup! Yay!

Fresh made ice cream and waffle cones! So tasty very creamy made on site. Prices are very…read morereasonable. I haven't tried the crepes but they smelled very good.