Heladería Jijonenca Las Palmas
Ice cream shop of Jijona tradition in central Las Palmas.
An ice cream parlour in the Jijona tradition on Calle Secretario Artiles, in central Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. It offers artisan ice creams, turrón and desserts, with home delivery through delivery platforms, and enjoys high ratings among its customers.
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