Calle Gran Vía de Colón, 4
18010 Granada
Spain
Phone: +34 958 224 034
Website
Lost Italianos is one of the oldest gelaterie in the city and the most renowned. It has been open for decades, and one of the highlights to enjoy summer for most Granadians. Seriously! You know it is spring time when... Los Italianos reopen every year.
The owners are Italians so the production of the ice-creams has always been Italian traditional gelato making, with light textured flavoursome ice-creams and crunchy delicious waffle cones. Lost Italianos were the first to bring unusual flavours to the city's ice-cream world, although nowadays other gelaterie have more daring and interesting flavours. Still, the quality of the gelato here is undeniable, the selection of flavours excellent, and the taste wonderful.
My favourite flavours are pineapple and crema tostada and their cassata.
Their servings are decent in size, and the prices fair.
Service is fast and friendly, despite the fact that the staff is at times overwhelmed by a constant flood of people all day long. It can be chaotic.
I hate cueing for anything, especially for anything edible. This is the only place in the city where you find cues and, if there is no a cue, there is a human suffocating mass around. Something that always puts me off.
Michelle Obama stopped here for her ice-cream when holidaying in town a couple of years ago. I thought it was cool Michelle and I have shared the same ice-cream :P
18010 Granada
Spain
Phone: +34 958 224 034
Website
Lost Italianos is one of the oldest gelaterie in the city and the most renowned. It has been open for decades, and one of the highlights to enjoy summer for most Granadians. Seriously! You know it is spring time when... Los Italianos reopen every year.
The owners are Italians so the production of the ice-creams has always been Italian traditional gelato making, with light textured flavoursome ice-creams and crunchy delicious waffle cones. Lost Italianos were the first to bring unusual flavours to the city's ice-cream world, although nowadays other gelaterie have more daring and interesting flavours. Still, the quality of the gelato here is undeniable, the selection of flavours excellent, and the taste wonderful.
My favourite flavours are pineapple and crema tostada and their cassata.
Their servings are decent in size, and the prices fair.
Service is fast and friendly, despite the fact that the staff is at times overwhelmed by a constant flood of people all day long. It can be chaotic.
I hate cueing for anything, especially for anything edible. This is the only place in the city where you find cues and, if there is no a cue, there is a human suffocating mass around. Something that always puts me off.
Michelle Obama stopped here for her ice-cream when holidaying in town a couple of years ago. I thought it was cool Michelle and I have shared the same ice-cream :P
