Stand in line with locals to taste a truly Cuban experience! 1cuc a scoop! Flavors are in the signs as you enter. Sit at the stooled counter. Seems like the line for that is on the Calle 23 entrance. Will I Go Back? Yes!!! So...More

Tourists who use CUC are directed to the part of the store that can give them change. If you have National Money, you can sit at the other side where the prices are slightly cheaper and they can give you change. If you don't speak...More

If you go there, you mainly go to see a place where locals go for pleasure. There aren't many places like this in Havana. You go there also for the great architecture of this place. Of course you go there to enjoy ice cream as...More

I thought the ice cream was really good! The only reason I didn't give this place 5 stars is because when I went the security guard directed me to go to a particular vendor that didn't have any guests. All the vendors there sold the...More

We read that we had to try a Coppelia Icecream because it was wonderful. Well they weren't and they were over priced for the size of the cone.

loved this place. limited flavors but that is ok...coconut is all anyone needs. Go a few times if possible if you want to see what they have that day

You can refresh yourself in this place with a good ice-cream and the architecture is interesting. Also it opens late!

In late April, we visited Havana in 5 friends! Wandering in Havana since morning, we were so keen for some ice-cream to cool down! However, the ice cream was over-rated in taste by Lonely Planet! Its price was not cheap, say CUC2.5 per one! Drinking...More

The Copella is for locals to enjoy an inexpensive treat . A few tourists will line up in the hot sun for up to one hour for an experience and a large serving of icecream for about a quarter.

I don't know what the fuss is about. I had read about Coppelia and couldn't wait to visit. We didn't have time in one city, in Havana the Coppelia was a long way from where we were staying in Havana Viejo, and in another city...More