Gelato that is worth the extra trip. This chain is based on a fabulous idea (as I experienced it):…read moreanything you may want from a pre dinner place served in a spectacular fashion: delicious gelato (and sorbet), quality coffees, tasty pastries and also some apero drinks. Although the customer turnover is high (think fast food chains) but the atmosphere is positively lively and medium to high end(ish). At this particular shop the staff has been pleasant and (as you would expect in this part of the world) VERY child-friendly. The only downside is the presence of smokers in this mecca of afternoon culinary delights. This is arguably a divisive issue but at some point I personally hope they will take notice of the world having moved on... My only other wish is international expansion for this brand!!!

Hands-down, the best patisserie and gelato place in town. their pastries a quarter pound of gelato…read moreis amazingly creamy and fresh. The location is right at the edge of town near the Fortress tables outside in the sun as well in the shade. If you only eat one pastry or gelato in town, this has to be the place.you need to order at the cash register first and get a ticket.

Great gelato and granita--the lemon granita was delicious. Italian ice at its finest. Not at all…read moreicy--more like sorbet. The gelato is great but melts quickly! I'd recommend a lot of napkins!! Very nice staff and the pastry case looked delicious but I didn't partake.

If you don't already know this place exists, you would probably never stumble upon it. The concept…read morebehind this ice cream joint is that they make the chocolate in front of the spectators who can gawk through the large bay windows. The chocolate fountain with three options of liquid chocolate is the first layer to enter your cone. Then you can select the gelato and toppings as well. The concept was cute, but I expected to be blown away by the gelato's flavor...but I wasn't. At about 17 euros for four simple cones, I don't think I would return. I understand the fact that it IS in Gallipoli, but there were so many better options in smaller, neighboring towns that this didn't wow me the least bit. To add insult to our expensive injury, they wouldn't allow us to sit at the few empty tables outside or inside...because it was after 9? Also, the gentlemen working at the windows almost seemed annoyed at the fact that people were watching them....as if they didn't think people would want to snap a picture of them making chocolate at a touristy establishment wearing funny looking hats...

Best pastries we had during our visit. They even had a Napoleon, my favorite. The cannoli wonderful…read moretoo.

We loved the pastries here, but the thing I loved the most was the rustica, which is basically like…read morean inside out pizza inside of a pastry crust. Definitely will be one of our first stops next time we're in Lecce.

I love this place! I've been there almost every day for two weeks now because I don't have a…read morekitchen in my vacation home and unfortunately can't make my own coffee at home. The service is super friendly, the prices are affordable and there is a great variety of different drinks and things to eat (e.g. for breakfast). Recommendable ;)