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    00 Gelato

    4.4 (96 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Salim P.

    During the heat spell and after the Jays game we rushed to 00 to get a gelato and quickly get on our last GO train. We didn't really have the time to try some flavours or even check properly this literally a hole in a wall place late at night. We tried the Mango Plant Based/Vegan Gelato, pistachio and a salted caramel. Family loved the pistachio and SC flavours. My mango was OK. Tasted exactly like I was having an Ataulfo. Good flavour and not overly sweet. Would have preferred an Alphonso mango. There limited flavours available, unlike some places that have 20/30 flavours. They apparently have been in business for more or less than a decade which is good as well.

    Kaylee K.

    Gelato was SO good, made fresh daily! Check their Facebook page for flavors. Service was so quick and the store is literally a closet (not even!) on the outside of the Hyatt. 1 person can be at the "counter" at a time. I suggest the tiramisu in a waffle cone!

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    Chuan C.

    They sell gelato and sorbet. Their seven flavours rotate daily! The shop is extremely small, like a hole in the wall; you can only fit 2 customers inside. There are a few small tables and chairs outside. You can sample a few flavours. I ordered the Peach Cobbler Gelato (single $6.25). It was very peachy! ;) The peach part is a little too sweet, but it is offset by the cobbler portion. The customer service was good. They are open May to mid-Sep each year, for 10 years now. There is no free WiFi. The store is barely wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2024-176

    Pistachio and lemon cookie
    Sherrona T.

    Adding this to my list of favourite spots for gelato! We got the pistachio and lemon cookie. Pistachio had a great nutty flavour and paired super well with the lemon cookie. The lemon cookie was the perfect amount of sweetness and was also a bit tangy. Service was amazing! I actually wasn't sure which flavour to pick and thankfully they were able to recommend me the pistachio and lemon cookie.

    a cup of ice cream on a red table
    Susan N.

    This place is literally a hole in the wall but their gelato is delicious! I was craving something sweet after lunch and my sister and I decided to go here. First off, this isn't a typical gelato place where there are a lot of flavors. There were only about 6-7 so if you're picky, this isn't the place for you. I ordered the strawberries n cream gelato and it was super refreshing.

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    Generous Y.

    Rich gelato with the downside of being a window shop and having only three small outdoor seats. It's nice to walk around but it's also nice to have the option to sit down and unwind with gelato. Gelato also seemed to melt fairly quick, even at night. Otherwise, rich and delicious. Richer - the nutty chocolate flavor was fairly unique but there could've been better chunks. I got a small taste of shredded hazelnut every once in a while but would've appreciated more. Chocolate - rich, strong chocolate that's super creamy. I mean it's chocolate so not much to say besides tasting higher quality than store bought!

    Pistachio in a waffle cone
    Jayme H.

    I'll be honest. When I first found this spot on Yelp I was a little weary. I think it was the photos that threw me off. However, when I ended up with a sweet tooth on a Thursday night while staying just right around the corner, I caved. 00 Gelato it was. I arrived to find a small walk up window with seating reserved in the street. They also had fun music playing to keep a fun vibe going. A line was quickly forming and I jumped in before it got too long. There were about eight customers in front of me and the line moved relatively quickly. They had only a couple flavors available and you can get it in a cup or a cone. I opted for the pistachio in a waffle cone. It was fairly priced and definitely deserving of five stars. I ate every single bite of it and would totally stop by again if I found myself in a similar situation in the future.

    Easily missed storefront.
    Andy K.

    Excellent gelato in an unassuming location. Not the best I've ever had (not the most fair statement as we've traveled extensively including gelato hopping in Italy), but hits top 10-15%. Limited selection of flavors but they were extremely well executed. They have a few seats outside on the street plus a little recessed patio area around the corner. Would come back again at least to check out their flavors.

    Pistachio ice cream
    Andrei A.

    While the selection of flavours wasn't impressive, the quality of their gelato / ice cream did not disappoint. I had a pistachio ice cream in a cone and it was a perfect way to call it a night. Prices are reasonable. Service was good. There was a line-up but it's to be expected when only so many gelato places are open late on a weekday. Overall, solid 4 stars.

    Ferraro Rocher Gelato
    Jasmine L.

    It's a teeny tiny corner shop that serves 4 gelato & 3 sorbet flavours. Scoops are an average portion for $5, getting it in a waffle cone will cost you extra. The servers are nice about giving samples. I got the Ferrero Rocher Gelato and it was a DREAM. Tons of chocolate and hazelnut chunks. Their formula worked well with my lactose-sensitive tummy too!

    Medium = 2 scoops.  Pistachio & Hazelnut
    Alyssa R.

    OhmyGelato! Situated right downtown this was a excellent find on a warm day as we wandered back to our airbnb. They had 4 or 5 flavors to choose from, and a little something for anyone taste: cheesecake, hazelnut, strawberry sorbet, etc. I settled on a medium hazelnut + pistachio... and I should have just gotten a small. Delicious and rich gelato filled me right up, but it was so good I couldn't stop! If you're in the area be sure to stop by and pick up a scoop. The hazelnut w/ chocolate cookie (?) bits inside was especially delish. ps. this little spot is so small that we legit walked right past it. The sign could only be seen from one direction which was part of the problem. If you're headed east down King St it'll be just past Starbucks and closer to the Widmer side of the block.

    Steven M.

    Baby, cover me in gelato and call it a day. Okay, but seriously. I stopped here on Sunday and this place is tucked away right on King St West and is in a great location for all the people at the Toronto International Film Festival. It's very tiny and has no seating but you don't exactly need a table to have some delicious gelato. There was a good size line when I walked up and I'm pretty sure everyone got the Oreo which meant I could not sadly, however I did get the peanut butter chocolate and it was seriously some of the tastiness gelato I've had in years! I highly reccomend this place to anyone at the film festival or venturing down King St!

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    May 16/2026: This place was closed when we walked to it. It would have been nice to know this BEFORE we walked out of our way.

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    Fantastic gelato & staff was great with the kids -- definitely go back next Toronto visit

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    Such an incredible place! it was delicious. It's a literal hole in the wall so if you blink you might miss it!

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    Very friendly and has the best flavors it's so good. I would recommend the biscoff flavor!

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