Zmrzlina u Aziriho Bratislava
Little blue summer house
Zmrzlina u Aziriho is located in the middle of Ruzinov against the Ruzinovska Nemocnica (Hospital Ruzinov) and offers a sweet delicious selection of ice cream. Zmrzlina actually means Ice Cream in Slovak.
There is a wide range of ice cream flavours - e.g. milky ones: Belgian chocolate, walnut, hazelnut, nougat, snickers, toffee, cookies, kinder bueno, vanilla, salted caramel, yogurt, stracciatella; fruity ones: blueberry, raspberry, strawberry, lemon, orange, kiwi, cherry etc. The best ones are without even thinking about it: walnut and cookies as those contain real pieces of walnuts and cookies.
The place also has a summer terrace but it is almost impossible to get a seat as it only has a capacity of about 15 seats. There is always a long queue at Aziri but it goes fast thanks to the staff members. However, even if it were a 30 minute-wait, I would still stand there and wait for my favorite ice cream :). You should try this place for sure!
About this spot
Herlianska, park Andrea Hlinku Bratislava
- Mon - Fri 10:00 - 20:00
1 scoop:
€
0.70
+421
908664400
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