Five places for gelato, soft serve and a proper scoop. Check hours before you go: plenty slow down or close in winter.
Save this list in Chef Amazing Where to eat in Buenos Aires: the full guideGet: Dulce de leche (granizado or negro), pistachio (Sicilian), chocolate amargo, sambayon
Historic Corrientes heladería widely celebrated for its carefully crafted traditional ice cream.
Get: 80% cacao chocolate, dulce de leche (especially dulce de leche de cabra), lemon pie, and berry flavors like ca
Patagonian chocolate expertise translates into rich ice cream and chocolate-focused frozen treats.
Get: The dulce de leche perfumado, vainilla (orchid-infused), or seasonal fruit flavors like fig, tangerine, or ses
Get: Pistachio mascarpone, Chocolate Fondente, Amarena & Stracciatella, Dulce de Leche Granizado
Italian-style gelato with creamy textures, chocolate flavors and Patagonian fruit options.
Get: the Oreo gelato, lemon pie, cosa nostra (pistachio), banana split
Lebanese-rooted shop offering a focused selection including pistachio and cherry-almond sambayón.
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