I think this is the best gelato/ice cream shop in Adelaide. They have 48 flavors as the store name…read moresays and it takes forever to decide what I want. My absolute favorite is black sesame. If you like Asian taste in your ice cream, you cannot go wrong with sesame. Lychee is refreshing, and caramel fig and rum raisin are also my favorite as I can taste a little of pick me up (wink wink). My sister's favorite is gorgonzola pear and fig but we were told it is only seasonal as they want to keep their ingredients authentic as possible. The Asian male staff was very helpful and he even mixed flavors for us to try something new and creative! Highly recommended.

It's weird because I always walk past 48 Flavors on Gouger Street when I want icecream...and go…read moreacross the road to Gelatissimo. Not anymore. Not that anything is wrong with Gelatissimo but damn 48 Flavors had me really impressed. Because they have flavours that other icecream places do not have. Actually, for me it's just 3 flavours in particular. Durian, Taro and Black Sesame. With durian, it's probably one of the most divisive foods I can think of. People either absolutely love it or hate it. It has a custard-like texture with a rich creamy quality. However the people who absolutely despise it will point out it's pungent aroma, and pungent it putting it very politely. Basically it smells like rotting fruit mixed with other things. It's considered the Kind of Fruits in SE Asia and it's definitely one of my favourites. I wasn't going to get anything...until I saw the sign saying 'Durian Icecream- Tasting Available.' I think my eyes widened a bit and I immediately went to buy a scoop. I tasted before buying and then changed my mind to 2 scoops!! It's that good. The icecream's flavour 100% matches that of ripe durian, and I was kicking myself that it took me so long to discover it. I'm definitely coming back to try a few more flavours, and to get the durian a few more times. However I may need to sit a bit further away from my friends, because they kept pointing out the smell!

It was around 2ish and I hadn't had lunch yet so I called into this cafe/bakery/icecream & gelati…read morebar, looked at the menu and decided to have a steak sandwich. Now, I'm no spring chicken and throughout my time on this planet I've had many,many steak sandwiches. You know, the usual stringy, cardboardy, uneatable, thin tiny piece of meat. But because I needed an iron hit that's what I opted for. The steak sandwich arrived on my table, it looked pretty much like any other I'd had before but then I took a bite. ..... PERFECTION! Surprise? The steak was fillet, plenty of it (drool) and cooked b-eeeeautifully :) Whenever I'm in that area again I'm going in for another treat.

I have driven passed this ice cream shop never realising it was there as it is set back from the…read moreroad, part of a small shopping complex. It wasn't until a friend drove me to his favourite shop that I got to try the great selection. The guys Adam and Joe took over from the original owners and cakes are made specially by Marissa. On this visit I tried only the ice cream and gelato. It was very tasty and will have to work through all of them to find my favourite. There are not many tables inside and it is a very casual setting. What I did notice was the large number of people coming through the door for a takeaway ice cream. I'll be back.

I don't know why more people aren't lining up for the gelato here. I can easily say this is the…read moremost authentic (right out of Italy...I lived there) tastiest gelato in Adelaide. They have so many choices of fresh made gelato, today it was the pear and sour cherry, yum.

Lucky Adelaide! All natural gelati. The owner is straight of the boat having attended 'Gelati…read moreUniversity' in Bologna! Those gelati stuffed imported crispy chocolate roll things were amazing! The Pistachio gelati has no colouring so it's brown not green but once you get your mind around that it's delicious but the chocolate is not to be missed as its light and creamy, perfect!

OMG - if you havent already checked out Mazzoni Gelato - you MUST!!…read more This is a local gelati shop - sourcing local ingredients to make their artisan gelati. DELICIOUS!! This is a must go in Rundle St :) Please support this new local business!!

This place was dead when we went and I am not sure why as the gelato was fantastic and the servings…read morewere HUGE! Oodles of flavours to choose from and the two I tired were delicious. Give them a go yourself!

I loved Wendy's as a kid, I used to beg my mum to get me an ice-cream whenever we were out…read moreshopping. My poor, poor mother. Actually Wendy's started off my appreciation for sorbet, their Melon&Lemon sorbet is the greatest. I do have one complaint though, and that is the sudden and extreme lack of the Chocollo option, Chocollo being a chocolate flavoured soft serve. I really wanted a cone of this the other day and the guy said he regretted to inform me but Chocollo had been discontinued. NOOOO. I had a sherbet cone instead. The hotdogs are pretty grand if you're feeling like putting on a few extra inches, although I bit into one once and suddenly there was mustard all over my shirt, thankfully this happened when I was 10 years old so what with the global financial crisis and everything they've probably had to cut back on the amount of mustard per dog. This is a good thing, everything in moderation people. I love you Wendy's, you keep the kids quiet.

Oh Wendy's we were once good friends, when I was 8 and you were the only ice-cream store I knew…read moreexisted. Your soft-serve made me a slave to the good behaviour bond the folks imposed on me. I know others who love your hot dogs. I've always been suspicious of how they actually make the 'dog' so I dare not speak of such things. These days I'd have to be feeling in touch with my inner child to attempt to drink a Flake Shake (I don't get why these are easier to drink when you're a kid and half the size). The last time I attempted was about 3 yrs ago, it made me feel old instead of young again (I was worrying about the staggering amount of fat and sugar content in that one huge drink). In a nutshell - she'll love you then bite you in the ass!

I tend to have a love-hate relationship with yoghurt. The runny, thin, tasteless or sour stuff is a…read moreno-go. The Yoghurt Shop's thick, creamy creations are a winner however. I love that you can have one yoghurt that's quite traditional (eg. raspberry), another with a savoury edge (eg. nuts and seeds) and another that's up there with the wickedest of desserts (eg. flake). You can also choose a range of serving sizes from a small cup to a hulking family-size container. It's not cheap but it's good and promoted as natural and free of nasties. My faves include the Banana and Caramel Crumble and the Apricot and Almond varieties mmmm. In a nutshell - the best yoghurt around!

As always St Louis is yummy !! Hubby and I had ice cream I got a waffle basket ( eyes were bigger…read morethan my pregnant belly ) Hubby got a cone I rolled out of there very full but satisfied ! We arrived and there was no one in store and with in 3 mins it was full!!! So get in quick

excellent as a cheaper alternative to a fancy pants dessert. Definitely recommend the lychee jelly…read moreballs. Is take a pc but already ate them all x)

Love the self-serve approach here! A good, quick, cool…read moretreat, and healthy too! (If you pick the right ingredients.)

To be honest, I'm not totally sold…read more.. I'd been keen to get around the concept of Frozen Yoghurt - or FroYo as the hip kids call it - for a while. I'd seen these crazy concoctions, piled high with tasty added treats and I'd wanted to try...but I'm not sure that the price is right. These little beauties are charged on weight, and I reckon this place must be making a killing - you pay $2.8something per 100grams - which sure adds up fast. When I initially put my caramel frozen yoghurt - topped with a few caramel banana slices, some smarties and a wafer on the scale, I was surprised that I was getting towards a total sum of $6 - for a pretty small amount of stuff. It was a fun thing to do, but for $6 you can definitely get nicer icy treats in the Norwood area, so although it was yummy and 'different', the price really is a little off putting to me.