The Best Dessert Shops in Spain
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The best dessert shops in Spain, according to the experts: Eater has weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Créeme comes out on top, and the good stuff runs deepest in Madrid.
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Rank 1. Créeme
Artisan Ice Cream Shop
Créeme is an artisan ice cream shop tucked under the big ficus trees on the Plaza del Museo, which in Seville's summer counts as shade-based infrastructure. The flavors rotate constantly, and each one is named for some moment or person from the maker's life, so ordering a scoop feels slightly like reading his diary. Expect a cone, a sidewalk, and a decent dairy-free lineup for anyone skipping the cream.
The awards
- Eater The 20 Best Restaurants in Seville, Spain
Why #1, not #2
Both places show 65. This one's exact Score is 65.4 and the next is 64.7, so it ranks first. We round what you see, but we rank on the exact number.
- #1 Créeme (this place) 65.4
- #2 Alex Cordobés 64.7
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Rank 2. Alex Cordobés
Dessert
A former physiotherapist who quit to sell cheesecake to go is, on reflection, a completely rational career move. This Salamanca dessert shop stages its namesake cakes like small sculptures: creamy and soft on a butter cookie base, torched to a deep, Maillard-reaction brown. The shop itself is polished enough that you feel faintly underdressed buying a slice. It is, in the nicest possible way, a single-minded place.
The awards
- Eater The 34 Best Restaurants in Madrid, Spain
Why #2, not #1
Both places show 65. This one's exact Score is 64.7 and the one above is 65.4, so it ranks second. We round what you see, but we rank on the exact number.
- #1 Créeme 65.4
- #2 Alex Cordobés (this place) 64.7