This was a complete bust. I wouldn't call this gelato personally. It was not creamy at all and was…read moregritty in texture. They have a wide variety of flavors but the texture ruins the whole experience. Compared to other gelato places this was a disappointment. The worker was very friendly and helped out.

The gelato here is a bit of a let down unfortunately. It's very sweet. I tried the pistachio and…read morehazelnut and it was honestly a little difficult to finish because of its sweetness, even in a small. I hope they adjust the sweetness levels to make it taste less sugary. In terms of searing, there's a plethora outside with limited inside seating. The outside seating was a little cramped with the amount of tables and chairs they had. I think the space could be utilized a little better. I personally wouldn't come back nor would I recommend anyone looking for something to scratch the gelato itch seek it here. If they make their gelato not as sweet, I'd reconsider

Gio was so welcoming & sweet! Definitely made the whole experience 10/10! The gelato was really…read moregood & the crepe was delicious! So glad I stopped by!

Tony is the best dude had extrodinary customer service by him, defenitly check the ice cream it's…read morefire

Extremely tasty gelato! The shop is always very clean, all…read morecrew is very friendly and bubbly. This is our go to place at least once a week. Always the best service, Jane today was amazing! A 10/10 experience! Thank you

Had an amazing experience here! The affogato was delicious, and everything was fresh and flavorful…read more Rene was super friendly and made the experience even better. Definitely coming back!

My fav ice cream spot in Burbank Delicious in house made…read moreflavors. Plenty of options... The ambiance is very cute i definitely love all thee neon lights. Highly recommend.

Sadly, a fail all around from both a QC and Customer Service perspective…read more I got the ice-cream sandwich: Maple Doughnut Cookie + Oatmeal Chocolate Chip + Thai Ice Tea Ice Cream It was teeth-chatteringly sweet with little flavour to round out the sugar bomb. The ice-cream scoops are fairly priced ($5/scoop) but given that each cookie costs $3(one cookie!) a sandwich at $9 (expensive) seemed the way to go. Way too expensive for what you get. The Customer Service was less than ideal. - No: No bathroom. - No: I don't know where the closest bathroom is. - No: I don't give samples so you can actually taste what you're getting before you pay for it. - No: I don't know what the cookies taste like. - No: I don't know how to get you your rewards points (but I'm more than happy to help the nice family who stepped up to the regiester after you). - No: Thank you for stopping by and bringing a whole bunch of your friends to try out our business. - No: We don't value your return business. OTOH, great decor and retro 80s merch! I'm always a sucker for that (ET !)!

Let me start my review by saying if anyone gives this place anything less than 5 stars, they must…read morebe having their ice cream, gelato, coffee, pastries somewhere else. Walked in yesterday around 3:50 pm and got a very nice greeting from a sweet, pleasant lady with a genuine smile by the name of Natalia. Right away she asked me if I wanted to try few of their samples. I already had in mind what I was about to get, but she still offered me to sample it so I did. I got a medium size/cup of their Mascorpone gelato and grabbed a seat in the shop. She gave me a generous scoop and was very yummy, creamy, delicious & REFRESHING!! $8.23 with tax. Since my last review, the only reason that I gave a 4 star rating was because of their tables not being clean. Everything was up to par. Enjoyed my Gelato,the nice Classic Rock music and headed out. Everything else is mentioned in my previous review! Feel free to read it. Thank you Freddo, Natalia & management.

Every 'Joe Schmoe' can "go out for ice cream"; but do you want to up the ante and show off…read moresophistication? Would you prefer to feel as though you are carefree in Italy and about to hop on a vespa? Then opt for gelato. Somehow, grabbing gelato versus ice cream feels classy and elegant. Although gelato offerings in Los Angeles aren't as widespread as ice cream; there are plenty of options awaiting to make us all feel European (I AM European so I always do but I digress). San Fernando Valley's most recent addition to the world of gelato is Freddo - located not far from the Ventura/ Laurel Canyon intersection in Studio City. Yes, that means this is prime real estate and terrible parking. Is Freddo worth the hassle? Freddo has been in the gelato business for 50 years opening their first shop in Argentina before expanding worldwide focusing on fresh, local ingredients and flavors; making each shop unique to the surrounding cultures. Freddo has arrived in Southern California ready to bring their Italian gelato roots to the City of Angels. Sounds great, right? Well, yes - on paper but this Studio City location fell short. The Studio City location of Freddo has been on the receiving end of viral publicity and influencer love as of late often appearing in social media videos. Coupled with Freddo's worldwide market holding; I had very high hopes for Freddo's gelato. I expected some orgasmic gelato! A mind-blowing experience! My boyfriend and I ventured into Freddo to find a rather large gelateria in comparison to other gelato/ice cream shops with an order counter/gelato/pastry case, a front window-seating counter complete with plants and plenty of tables and seating within; while murals graced the walls adding splashes of color. What I found odd, was the disheveled mess Freddo appeared - why didn't anyone tidy the dining area? Granted, there was only one associate in the front but only two other customers ahead of us. Alas, an untidy gelato shop isn't the clincher to a bad time but this was just the beginning. My boyfriend and I have never visited Freddo and the associate was NOT welcoming, didn't smile, was basically silent and stood there like a statue until we asked for some samples on our own. Let's try "selling the business" and having good customer service, shall we buddy? I am not a gelato professional consumer by any means but I was instantly deterred by the visual appearance of the gelato which just looked 'off'. Perhaps, I am just spoiled by Bacio di Latte which is a hop, skip and jump from Freddo and is absolutely divine. I wasn't overwhelemed by the flavor options at Freddo although I tried Zabaglione which is inspired by the Marsala wine Italian dessert and was interesting with the wine notes coming through the gelato. The Mascarpone (mascarpone with raspberry sauce) was also decent but not overly unique. I decided against purchasing my own gelato and instead to share with my boyfriend with him choosing a double cup ($7.50) of Stracciatella (sweet cream with semi-sweet chocolate chunks) and blackberry sorbet (note: this was to test it against Bacio di Latte's raspberry sorbet which is one of the best sorbets on the planet). The prices at Freddo were another strike with the single cup ($6.25), double ($7.50) and triple ($9.80) being smaller in size than their competitors but about a dollar higher, respectively. This is fine if the gelato is worth it - but it isn't. I'm sorry but Freddo's gelato was mediocre at best. I've had better grocery store pints. The Stracciatella was overly simplified and bland and the blackberry sorbet (which was not strained of seeds) was just bad. I can't even eloquently phrase why - it just is. There isn't much more to be said about Freddo. Freddo is, bluntly, not good and I don't understand how they claim worldwide gelato domination. A messy shop, poor customer service, subpar gelato flavors/textures and overpriced... why is this place viral? Can someone answer me? Anyone?! There is nothing good here and especially when Freddo is overshadowed by Bacio di Latte almost a block away. My boyfriend and I will not be back despite wanting to feel classy consuming gelato. Skip!

My cousins love this place and were so happy to take us here and get us some goodies! I can…read moredefinitely see why they love it. I really appreciate that their products are made with fresh ingredients, and you can taste the difference. I had their mangonada and it was absolutely delicious! It was refreshing, flavorful, and made with fresh mango. They have such a fun variety of Mexican popsicles and snacks, so there's definitely something for everyone to enjoy. Everything looked so colorful and tempting that it was hard to decide what to try! The customer service was also great. Everyone was friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. It's such a cute little shop and a great spot to stop by when you're craving a refreshing treat or want to try something different. We really enjoyed our visit, and I can't wait to come back and try more of their popsicles, snacks, and other goodies. Definitely a fun little place to check out!

This is a nice little ice cream shop and I'm glad I stopped by! There's some seating inside and…read moreit's pretty cute. At first I was worried because there were no workers out front but after calling out one hurried out of the back and was super friendly. They have a huge selection of ice creams and popsicles. I sampled a few and settled on 1 scoop of the mocha ice cream. The one scoop was huge and only $6! Crazy cheap but super delicious. Definitely give it a try!

We really enjoyed our time at this restaurant. The food is truly unique and wonderful and the…read moreowner is a most gracious host. The dishes are something you will not get anywhere else both in their individuality, creativeness and quality of preparation. This is truly a real diamond.

I was so excited to see Bulgarini was open again after the fires!! My partner and I came back for…read moredinner and gelato - both continue to be incredibly good. To this day: hands down the best gelato I've had, and some of the best hand-crafted pasta in Los Angeles. The Gnudi Toscani and focaccia were our favorites over dinner. I highly recommend the yellow peach gelato! Very strongly looking forward to going back again!

My friend has been hyping this place up since I've met her & she didn't disappoint…read more Pls note: ONE shaved ice = the perfect amount to share amongst 3 people. The three of us shared (1) Thai tea shaved ice & who knew it was gonna come with crushed oreo + grass jelly + Thai tea sauce + condensed milk‽‽ All the flavored worked so well together Andddddd ugh. I love it hereeeeee

Came here to try it because I was in the area. If I wasn't intrigued by the Thai gelato, I probably…read morewouldn't have stepped foot in this plaza lol. Parking is pretty difficult, and valet is $5. I can easily see the parking lot getting gridlocked on a busy day. I sampled a few of their gelato flavors, including the jasmine lychee and soy sauce. Both were okay, but I just wasn't in the mood for either of them today. I ended up getting the Pandan Toast to try. The pandan flavor was really good--not too grassy and didn't taste too artificial. The ice cream also had a buttery taste to it. It might have been from the toast, but I'm not too sure. The bread itself wasn't oily, which was nice, but it was kind of dry. The pandan sauce definitely helped make it easier to eat. I probably wouldn't eat the bread by itself though because it was super hard and didn't really have much flavor. I wasn't sure what to expect from the toast, but it wasn't quite what I expected. I originally wanted to try the mango sticky rice flavored shaved ice because it looked really good in the photos, but unfortunately they didn't have it today. I'd come back to try their shaved ice when mango is in season again!

One of my favorite creameries and gelato eateries in Los Angeles…read more Serving up a scoop a time on Sunset Blvd/Hyperion Avenue in vibrant Silver Lake seven days a week with some of the best flavors including and abundance of dairy free options. I've been stopping in for a few years, mostly with bae, but found myself here after a nice five mile walk with a group of awesome guys, friends old and new. Treated myself to two scoops of the Vegan Toasted Coconut, which might be my all time favorite. Light, fluffy, textured and overall delicious. Also dig the Vegan Double Dark Chocolate Chip and Counter Culture Coffee flavors. They have several topping including rainbow sprinkles, chocolate like chips, waffle pieces and more. Enjoy a plethora of pastries and treats as well including guest goodies via Brady's Bakery. Great service, good hot, cold and bottled bevs including root beer, cola jarritos, and boxes water to name a few. Fan of their Sorbettos/Sorbets (like Raspberry, Mango, Guava) and creative distinct offerings. Artisinal-style small batch deliciousness with tables and chairs both inside and outside overlooking the blvd. Gelatoing since 2006. Including pints to go, delivery and gelato on the go ;) Easy parking on the street though it can be a journey unless you know the area a bit. Walkable from several other places such at The Black Cat, Erewhon, Akbar, Rough Trade Gear, Wasteland and lots of great places in the area if making a day of it. Pazzo Gelato is the way to go!

Really nice little gelato spot…read more There's free parking behind the building, although during peak hours finding a space can be tough. Otherwise you'll probably end up using paid street parking, if you are lucky The gelato tastes more European-style to me -- creamy, softer flavors, not super sugary like some places. They also have coffee, teas, pastries, and even dog treats, which was kind of cute. I personally like getting coffee with creamy gelato together. Staff was very friendly and welcoming. There's indoor seating plus outdoor tables if you like sitting outside and watching people walk by. Also appreciated that they have vegan options and stay open pretty late compared to similar dessert spots.

Little Nelly may elicit a Whoa Nelly after your first try…read more I just wrapped up a takeout lunch, snack, and beverage from Little Nelly and felt compelled to work off all the extra calories I just consumed by doing some rapid typing exercise on Yelp. The shop is completely non-descript from the street. The lettering is small and the windows are tinted and you feel like you're about to enter a drab office, but when you open the door, you're treated to a feast for the senses. The space spans a mix of cafe, boutique gift shop, and bodega. Everything feels curated and little discoveries await you for those who are culinary minded. For example, I discovered that they sell frozen burritos from Las Palmas and frozen pizzas from Mozza?! Someone clearly knows their way across the culinary food map of Los Angeles. If you can pry your eyes long enough from wandering the corners of the store, you can finally place your order of breakfast, lunch or coffee/tea. I just took my cold cuts sandwich on house-made ciabatta to the proverbial mattress. The bread had enough structure to handle the piles of quality deli meats, yet was less dense than some other ciabatta breads I've tried. But, it did an admirable job packing in the flavors from the spicy peppers, cheese, meats. Wow. I'm just gonna say that this cold cuts sandwich was one of my top 3 from LA. As I grazed the bakery display, a patron whispered that I should try the biscuit with jam and butter. The guy was wearing Cheetos socks so I immediately felt that his recommendation was trustworthy. I threw in my lot with the biscuit and oh boy, did it (and his recommendation) deliver. Humble looking on the outside, there's a nice salted, buttery crust to the exterior that opens up to an inviting platform to slather on creamy butter and jam. I fully understand why he felt the extra calories were worth it. I'd do it again. Of course, I couldn't order a biscuit without a drink, so I tried their summery limoncello cream iced matcha with oat milk - summers in Kyoto and Sicily combine for a refreshing and satisfyingly creamy bever-"aaage" that adds some pep to your step, even when the mercury pushes past 100. Enjoyed with the biscuit, I was darn near ready to call it a day as I had probably experienced my best moment of the day. Little Nelly is officially on my weekly rotation from here on out.

This place is super cute inside, and the staff are all really nice! I ended up getting an iced…read morehazelnut latte and a breakfast burrito. The latte came out fairly quickly and it was good, not too sweet at all. But I ended up waiting about 20 minutes for the burrito so I think if you want food from here, it's a good idea to order ahead. When I got home, I was super excited for the burrito! It looked amazing and honestly the first couple of bites were really good!! The flavor was good, the crunchy potatoes, eggs and cheese were yummy and I did enjoy the bacon. I thought it was a great burrito, but the more I ate it, the more salty it tasted so I ended up thinking it was just an okay burrito. I do wish they offered an option for sausage instead of bacon. I think overall, the place is very charming and the food isn't bad at all! I am glad I tried it I just don't think it's something I'd reach back for.