

At Moono in Berlin-Charlottenburg you can get an extraordinarily creamy Frozen Yogurt, really good ice cream and bubble tea.
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An ice cream parlour is a summer institution in Berlin, drawing crowds for fresh scoops and sundaes. From family-run Italian gelaterias to modern spots with vegan flavours, an ice cream parlour can be found on almost every corner in Prenzlauer Berg and Kreuzberg.
This overview gathers Berlin locations that work as an ice cream parlour, from traditional gelaterias to inventive dessert shops. Some focus on classic Italian gelato, others on sorbets, soft serve and elaborate sundaes.
Browse the places below to find the best ice cream parlour in Berlin, compare flavours and prices, and plan your visit.


At Moono in Berlin-Charlottenburg you can get an extraordinarily creamy Frozen Yogurt, really good ice cream and bubble tea.



If you're looking for Berlin's oldest ice cream parlor, you'll find it in Wilmersdorf: Eiscafé Monheim has been located on Blissestraße since 1928 and still produces every scoop according to the original recipes of its founder Erna Monheim. Tradition without compromise, in one of the quieter corners of the district.

RUDIMARIE at Weichselplatz in Neukölln leases its own area under trees with about 30 seats, and it's directly adjacent to the play area. The menu features breakfast, soups, and cakes, while the children remain in sight.




Eisteufelchen is located in a railway arch on Flensburger Straße, directly at Bellevue S-Bahn station. The ice cream is made on-site, alongside classics, there are flavors like Baumkuchen or Basil, a scoop costs 2.10 Euros.


Since 1989, Aldemir Eis ice cream parlor on Falckensteinstraße in Kreuzberg has been synonymous with homemade ice cream in freshly baked waffles. Unique flavors like Grandma's Apple Pie or Chocolate-Chili, the unmistakable waffle scent, and queues visible from afar make this shop a Kreuzberg institution.



In Reuterkiez, directly between Landwehr Canal and Reuterstrasse, Fräulein Frost stands for homemade organic ice cream with character. This Neukölln ice cream parlor surprises with bold flavors like cucumber-lemon-mint or gorgonzola-pear and has long been much more than just an insider tip in Kreuzkölln.


Peruvian ice cream in Schöneberg: Esmeralda's Inka Café on Belziger Straße is arguably Berlin's most exotic ice cream parlor, where homemade ice cream from lucuma, chicha morada, and guava meets Peruvian cuisine. An ice cream manufactory with a true soul.

Berlin's first dog ice cream manufacturer is located in Marienfelde and produces frozen yogurt for four-legged friends: lactose-free, without added sugar, and in flavors from salmon to watermelon. The recipes were developed in collaboration with veterinarians.
Since 1979, Eiscafe Europa on Marienfelder Allee in Marienfelde has been an institution in Berlin's south. The Lopez family stands for homemade gelato according to Italian tradition, generous ice cream sundaes, and a breakfast that attracts guests from all over the city daily.


Sicilian gelato in Kreuzberg, made since 1972 according to family recipes from Bronte. Duo - Sicilian Ice Cream stands in Berlin for handmade enjoyment without compromise: intense flavors, fair prices, and queues that are worth it.





Flockys ice cream stands for trendy and loose-fuzzy ice cream pleasure made in Berlin.


Ice cream with original Piemontese cookies, alcoholic delicacies like Mosel-Peach-Sorbet and always a variety of changing flavours such as Caju - the accessory fruit of the Cashew: a visit to Vanille & Co is always full of delicious surprises!





Genuine Indian pistaccio ice cream - also called Kulfi, milk ice cream with Oreos and Chili-Chocolate ice cream are just a glimpse at the innovative spirit of the ice cream chefs at Franken & Grunewald.