Amazing gelato must try this gelato. Definitely worth a walk. Probably the best in the cityread more

The best gelato in Trieste with lots of wonderful and unusual flavours to choose from. Highly…read morerecommended by locals.

A quaint little shop with lots of homemade items and very conveniently located at the center. The…read moregelato was excellent, especially the strawberry.

Creamy and delicious. The prices are reasonable, flavors ample, and execution on point. We…read moreenjoyed it compared to others.

Jazzin has some of the best ice cream in Trieste. They…read morealways change their vast assortment of flavours. Some classics stand out like all their basel mixes (Peach with basel and green apple with basel). The fruit based ice creams are the best in my opinion. They also offer take away!

This is for me the Highlight of Trieste not only because I am a ice-cream lover, but because its…read morethe best ice-cream I have ever had! The place is always full of people, and they offer diferent flavors such as Watermelon, Lemon with Ginger, Apple or Peach with Basilikum, also ice-cream cookies, sorbet, etc We spent 10 days in Trieste and we went to have ice-cream almost every day and sometimes 2x in the same day. The service is overall good. They all understand English, German and Italian and are quite patient with the tourists. Price range is ok, not so cheap but not that expensive either. 1 scoop 1.30 2 scoops 2.60 3 scoops 3.20 So, if you ever go to Trieste, dont forget to stop by and try their ice-cream you wont regreat! Specially the chocolate flavor

Based on one visit, I liked everything and have absolutely no fault to find. The service was…read morefriendly, helpful, and quick. The sweets were quite tasty. The coffee is a bargain - 1.80 Euros, with a cookie and some tasty wafers (suck it, Starbucks).

Lovely spot for cocktails! We came here twice during our stay for aperitivo. They have a wide range…read moreof cocktails, including a great chamomile infused Aperol spritz, as well as some delicious mock-tail options. They also have a yummy a Black Forest cake if you're in the mood for something sweeter!

Rating: 78/100 pts…read more On arriving in Trieste, my first inclination was to get a cup of some of their famous Illy coffee which, though widely popular throughout Europe, actually originated in this city. I was informed by a local that Caffe Tommaseo was a good choice. And indeed, it was. Built in 1830, Caffe Tommaseo is officially the oldest extant cafe in Trieste. Upon entering, it took awhile to regain my bearings and focus on what I wanted to eat: the opulent interior is filled with carved wall adornments and regal Habsburgian-furniture that exudes an Austrian-influenced Italian atmosphere. I ordered an espresso and prosciutto sandwich, and a caprese cake for dessert. The espresso came with a side of fresh whipped cream that was divinely silky. The sandwich was satisfying, though far from the best I've had in Italy--overall, the food is just average (though still great by American standards), and prices fine, if a bit overpriced. However, with its convenient location near the port, stunning interior, and historical value, I still consider Caffe Tommaseo a great stop for sipping on some coffee and taking a moment to feel like a noble.

This is one of those places in Trieste that have become part of the city's history: this…read morefamily-owned business started in 1929! This gelateria is located in Barcola, the "Riviera neighborhood" of the city, so after getting your gelato you can enjoy it while walking on the promenade on the Adriatic Sea. If walking is not in your plans, they have several tables both inside and on the outside patio (I liked that on the outside patio they also have a few shelves for book exchanges). However, gelato is not the only thing they offer: this place is also a bar, you can have coffee but also an aperitivo, and accompany it with their tramezzini. Since they open very early in the morning, it's a great spot also for breakfast: they have a wide variety of pastries, desserts and cookies if you like breakfasts "the Italian way" (coffee and something sweet). Last time I was there I tried their croissant, krapfen and a tramezzino: everything was really good. The staff was friendly and prices are reasonable.

We enjoyed the nucciola gelato and a chocolate gelato with candies ( for the 4 year old, but very…read moregood). The tiramisu gelato was less good, maybe because our hostess had bee making homemade tiramisu and the tiramisu gelato just couldn't compete. However - the hot chocolate is to die for! We had been playing in the park on a cold, rainy day, and dropped in for a hot chocolate. So thick, so rich, so... well, chocolate!! Expensive, though - order it without the cream, no need for it, and it's a Euro extra for each cream. There's also an enclosed sidewalk eating area with a playhouse for children, so it's a great place to take children.

This is my favorite gelato shop in Trieste. Once I discovered it, I stopped in almost every day I…read morewas in the city. The owner, Ricardo, is proud that his gelato is made in the shop from as many locally sourced ingredients as possible. The workers have all been friendly and helpful. The gelato has aclean, smooth, and delightful.

I just came in Trieste from Slovenia and saw this place on the main boulevard.This place introduced…read moreme to San Benedetto Thé. The staff are very kind and the terrace view is amazing.

Great location on the pier to sit outside to enjoy the view. However, their bar menu was lacking…read more(mostly bottled beer and generic "red" "white" and "prosecco" wine selections. They did have a limited selection of hard liquor. We came across this place looking for a place to grab a drink once we realized that Birreria Lowenbrau was closed in the middle of the afternoon. The sun happened to peek out so we decided to find a place with outdoor seating. When I saw the "Bar Gelateria" outside, I thought we might there all night! After looking at the menu, we decided that we would only have one drink. I opted to go all out (and completely touristy) and get a gelato cocktail: Pinka Colada, basically a Pina Colada made with coconut gelato and grenadine. It was very tasty but could only stomach one because of how sweet it was. My boyfriend got a generic glass of "prosecco" which he thought was just fine. The total (which included some complimentary potato chips) was 10 Euro - quite reasonable for a fancy cocktail and a glass of wine. We left on a sugar high! I noticed that they had a few vegan gelato options. Our server was very nice. They only had a Turkish toilet; so be warned. And overall, it seemed like the place could be a little bit cleaner.