I have to give an update on Medzo Gelato Bar. It's still five stars all of the way. At this point I…read morehave been here various different times and tried a number of their flavors. Still one of my favorite flavor combinations from here is the chocolate (I think specifically it's Chocolate Hazelnut) and the coffee flavor in a single size. Really anything you get here is going to be amazing but I am just basing that on personal preference alone. The owners are always really nice. As to be expected it can get busy in the summer so we swing by here on cooler days and not blazing hot ones.

Service was super good. Server really cares about his customers!…read more Cute decor. A long long line! Such a busy place. Loved the atmosphere as a community too! I was not too impressed by Gelato tho. Maybe just me.

some flavors are more sweeter than others, but i got peach & matcha which were more subtle. i…read moregenuinely loved the gelato here!! * lots of seating inside * you can sample up to 3 flavors per person

Loved this place. I was looking for gelato and found this spot…read more I'm glad it was conveniently located. I tried their creme brulee, lemon and chocolate. All of them were delicious. I can't wait to stop back in.

Wanted something to balance out the kind of oily dinner I had. This was the perfect refreshing…read moretreat. As much as I wanted something creamy, light & fruity seemed like the way to go. I went with the strawberry fig & they all come with a waffle cookie. Loved that the strawberry flavor was stronger than the fig. So refreshing & it was the perfect thing to end the night.

I'm visiting Seattle from Los Angeles, and this was the first coffee shop I tried on my trip. I…read moreordered a 12 oz hot mocha latte. About a minute after getting my drink, I took a sip and was surprised that it was cold--not even lukewarm, but actually cold. I didn't go back to ask for a remake because there were several people in line behind me and I didn't want to wait. Instead, I ended up microwaving it when I got back to my Airbnb. The latte itself was decent and had a strong espresso flavor, but the mocha syrup was way too sweet for my taste. I think it would have been much better if it had been about half as sweet. The price was also pretty high for a 12 oz latte. The customer service was disappointing. The young woman who helped me came across as rude and seemed like she didn't want to be there. That's especially unfortunate for a business located in the middle of a major tourist area. As for the drink, I'm not sure how a hot latte ends up being served cold, but it definitely shouldn't happen. I also sampled the tiramisu gelato, which was overly sweet and didn't taste very authentic. Overall, I regret spending the time, money, and calories here. There are too many great coffee shops in Seattle to settle for an experience like this.

A lot of competition has popped up, but this is still by far the best option for a frozen treat on…read morethe Kirkland waterfront. I'm lactose intolerant so tend to steer towards the sorbets, but when I've had the proper gelatos they've been sublime! despite their being free of dairy or fat, they somehow manage to make the sorbets taste genuinely creamy! more than one friend I've brought here has said this spot is the equal of any gelato they had in Italy proper! Yes I've heard this more than once. The staff have always been pleasant and your kids will appreciate how generous they are with samples!

Sirena Gelato has been at the Park Lane address for as long as I can remember, which means decades…read more They were half its current size before expanding into the left half for more interior seats. Their business is BOOM or crickets depending on the weather... For the recent visit, we chose the two scoops of rose water and pandan. Both are truly excellent. Both have its discernable flavor in a good way. I highly recommend both flavors, which I suspect are rotating flavors. Service was friendly. I honestly think they have excellent gelato; by itself, it would have been five stars. I also honestly think their prices are hella expensive. $7.95 for one scoop. $8.95 for the two scoops stack on top of each other in the same small cup. Downtown Seattle gelato shop charges $5.95 and $7.95 respectively. They need to lower their prices.

I stopped in right before closing and the owner was welcoming and happy to let me try a few…read moresamples. The gelato had a great texture and they had a ton of fruit flavors. I ended up getting a small with vanilla and pistachio, and the pistachio (literally called "The Best") lived up to its name. I also liked that I could mix multiple flavors in any size and not stuck choosing just one. Definitely coming back to try more flavors!

I don't know about the quality of the gelato or other food because the place was closed during its…read moreposted open hours. At first, I thought that maybe someone had experienced an emergency. But then, I found the same complaint from multiple people over a period of time on another site. I don't normally post reviews for negative experiences. Instead, I either don't return or try to let the place know. But, we made a special trip there on a beautiful Saturday and arrived at 5:40 PM, only to find a Closed sign on the door. We were planning to try the gelato and use their outside seating to enjoy the evening. Nothing about a closure was on the website. So, I called and left a voice message with my number for them to get back to me. instead, I immediately received a text pointing to the website. That was quite obnoxious, so I had to reply Stop. No one ever got back to me.

Came here with dulcutie and I love that there is just enough seating arrangements at this location…read more I love more that there are little kiddy chairs and table to sit at. I never seen this at an ice cream shop since I have been living here in Washington state. Koi chocolate gelato okay...did not make my jaw drop. Hard to mess up on the chocolate flavors. Melted quick, too. Waffle cone was not good. Tasted cheap. I wish that I liked this place as much as I remember my first time being :/

Came for a rhubarb ice cream I noticed the week before and was sad it was gone... but the Olympia…read moreFog didn't let me down. You could taste the tea.

Excellent pastries. Very much like the ones we enjoyed in Italy this Spring. Cappuccino was just…read morelike one in Florence Italy but a better flower in the cream topping. Bought 4 pastries to go. Best bakery I've seen in Seattle area.

Very small and cute bakery serving pastries, desserts, sandwiches, drinks and gelatos. I stopped by…read moreon an early Friday afternoon, and grabbed a strawberry whipped cream croissant and a kouign amann. I ate the strawberry one right away - both the whipped cream and strawberry are fresh, but the croissant wasn't anything special. The kouign amann is just okay as well. I want to come back to try a few desserts that look beautiful and creative.

The Fainting Goat Gelato is a nice little gelato shop with a clean aesthetic. I got the espresso…read moregelato: it had a rich coffee flavor without being too overly sweet. The texture was smooth, and I thought it was refreshing and not heavy compared to other gelatos I've had. The employee was really friendly while I sampled the flavors, and while there's not a ton of seating inside, it's still a nice place to enjoy dessert with people.

I tried banana cream pie and double Espresso. Banana cream pie tasted as advertised. Double…read moreespresso tasted like a generic coffee ice cream. I tried my friend's pistachio flavor and I was impressed that actually tasted like a pistachio nut. Gelato was very creamy although I prefer a balance of dense and creaminess. Service was good. Hardly any seating inside.