Los Italianos

“Helados, crepes, cafés,… también para llevar.”

ESMERALDA Del Moral★★★★★

Good price and food quality.

Idoia Casanova Insausti★

Tomorrow's experience: ice creams that aren't really ice cream, small, expensive, and they make you feel sick. Last time we're going to have this sweet experience at the Huesca ice cream shop—it's anything but Italian; any resemblance is purely coincidental. What a shame.

Miguel Angel★★★★★

A charming and well-located café! With tables at the entrance where you can enjoy your coffee in peace. The person who served us was incredibly helpful. We asked about La Colineta and she told us its story, how the recipe returned to the Riba family, and how it's made with almond oil. We were delighted by their cream braid, which was so moist and filled with creamy cream, and a very tender chocolate croissant with a perfectly crisp chocolate coating, plus our coffees. Afterwards, we asked about monuments and she helped us with directions, even checking on us because it was raining heavily. Sup

Olga★★★★★

A charming and very typical spot in the city, a must-see, especially since it's right in the center. I recommend the grilled croissants for breakfast and, for dessert to take home, La Colineta Nevada. It's the oldest and most traditional place in the city, and they only sell it there. The ice creams are all homemade and completely chemical-free, so your children can enjoy one without worry. If you ask about the history of La Colineta, they'll tell you. Even illustrious figures like Kings and other notables still come to collect them.