Che Gelats

Google reviews most often mention pistachio, dulce de leche and chocotorta. Several guests also refer to Bariloche chocolate and brownie-based flavours. As reviewers note that the selection can change, it is worth checking the tubs on display when you visit.

Several reviews describe Che Gelats as very small, and at least one states that there is no seating. In practice, many visits are therefore short stops or takeaway orders. Reviews also mention takeout, and some guests stand outside while eating.

Reviews mention that there can be “a little bit of a line” at times. Because the café is small and often has no seating, it can feel busy during peak periods. If you want a quicker visit, going earlier in the day or outside the busiest times may help.

Reviews mention a range of special and changing flavours, but the available information does not clearly confirm vegan options. If you have a specific dietary requirement, it is best to ask on site about the flavours currently available. Reviewers note that portions are often served as two scoops in a cone or cup.

The reviews available here do not list fixed prices. Several guests mention that portions are usually two scoops, served in a cone or cup, and that a branded cookie is included. Reviewers also note a QR-code points system, where you can collect points and redeem them for ice cream later.

Che Gelats is located in Palma, in the Balearic Islands. Several reviews mention at least one other branch in Palma, and one also refers to a location in Cala Major. For route planning, you can check http://chegelats.es/ or call +34 639 85 53 80.

Reviewers describe the offer as gelato, with an Argentine character. Several guests mention a creamy, rich texture and a selection of original, sometimes changing flavours. The café is also described as a place for a short stop, as it is small and often used briefly.