We were at The Tinglar Festival (Every April) and went into the store looking for something sweet and cold. We got some good stuf. A little over price but worthy of trying In a cup or cone, the ice crean is made daily there and...so is fresh. Also good coffee and cookies!!More

We were craving a yummy dessert after hiking through the rainforest, and google sent is here. It had such delicious ice cream, and plenty of choices! I tried the Carmel, and peanut butter with chocolate chips. Probably the best Carmel ice cream ice ever had....It tasted like it was homemade.More

We stopped here after dinner for a refreshing end to the evening. Good variety and friendly service. The corn ice cream is worth a try!

The ice cream was so good that we went back a second time. Enjoyed eating cones in Luquillo's central plaza which was just across the street. Pistachio was our favorite.

Visited this establishment for years when it was under a different management and was always great Wife and I stopped by one evening and were disappointed with the new selection - my wife chose to pass and not order I ordered owner top choice and...it was only ok Will probably not returnMore

Homemade icecream is advertised. Assumedly correct. But the quality is nothing special. Service is friendly. But adding up location, quality and service it does not match the high prices.

High hopes for this local PR ice cream shop after having awesome tried some local Isla Pops popsicles the day before.but the first thing you notice after being buzzed through the high security barred door is the lack of a menu or prices on the...wall (-1 star), let alone a list of available flavors. What kind of ice cream parlor doesn't list their offerings and prices?? At minimum a dusty hard-to-read chalkboard would be nice. If you have time to make artisanal ice cream then you have time to create the most basic of signs listing what is for sale with the price. That said, the server was kind and patient enough to point to each of the 12 or so flavors, tell us what it was, and say "tell me what you want and I will tell you the price." I was a bit shocked to find out that 2 scoops of ice cream on a chocolate dipped cone was $7.50 in such a run down sketchy area at least a block or two from the nearest swimmable beach. The place on either side was for rent. We saw 3 or 4 abandoned houses on the walk over, and while there were a few customers there wasn't anything close to a line out the door. I don't know but suspect that the price changes depending on who walks in. Would be interested to hear what others are charged. The ice cream itself was good but not great. Intensity of flavor was medium and richness (fat content) was a little bit above a typical "premium" store brand but not top tier. It reminded me some of Maggie Moos where they make a generic ice cream and mix in flavorings.I would put it below store bought Ben and Jerry's or Haagen Dazs, and not anywhere near the best artisanal I've had at The Parlour in Durham, NC. Might be the best locally made ice cream you'll find in the area but you can probably do better at the local Loquillo Amigo supermarket on the other side of the highway and at least you'll know what the prices are.More