Opens during spring and summer. This is one of the best…read moreGelateria in town. Unfortunately inside and the entrance is a little too small and narrow for the busy crowd. The line is most of the time so long that it streches all the way out of the cafe! I wouldn't recommend sitting inside... They do have a nice sitting area outside and it's a great place to enjoy your ice cream sundae from their creative sundae menu. The staff are always super friendly. They have 5 and 10 l ice boxes that you can take home, so it's really convenient if you are planning on having a BBQ party during the summer with ice cream! They quite a large amount of flavors to choose from such as vanilla, chocolate, hazelnut, raspberry, coconut, teramisu, mango and much more! They even have a special Mozart flavor (a mix of pistachio, chocolate and hazelnut nougat) which tastes like the famous golden mozart kugeln! I really recommend this flavor and also mango. In my opinion, Mango is the best during the hot summer as it is so juicy and refreshing! The more scoops you buy the cheaper each scoop will become so eat up! I live close to this gelateria and everyone around here loves the ice cream here. It is THE gelateria in our district and we are proud of it! Update: After trying many other gelaterias in Vienna, I must say that it is over priced here and the potions are waaay too little... Too bad!

There were so many interesting flavors here that it was difficult to decide what to get. I got a…read morecup with pumpkin seed oil, poppyseed, and elderberry, because those flavors sounded the most unique. I loved all three flavors. The pumpkin seed oil flavor was so cool. I would have never thought to make ice cream with pumpkin seed oil, but there is olive oil ice cream, so why not pumpkin seed oil ice cream? Pumpkin seed oil is now one of my favorite ice cream flavors in Vienna. The poppyseed flavor was not strong, but had a good texture. The elderberry flavor had an intense tang that was very refreshing for summertime. The three flavors were very different from each other, but it was absolutely divine to try them together.

I wasn't so blown away, but it was good. Nice texture and flavors. I like the cookies and cream the…read moremost.

Amazing sorbet. I understand good ice cream as well. Cute shop. Really nice service. She was from…read moreWisconsin. Was surprised they closed at 930 on such a warm night, but o I recommend them.

Tried butterkeks, hazelnut, Pfirsich coconut, Zuckerreduziert nougat…read more All very disappointing. Extremely artificial and heavy in cream. They pump in air to make it look massive.

Great gelato! Very rude server. Don't ask for a sample. Location right around corner from Sisi…read moreMuseum.

Great outdoor seating, varied menu for lunch, fast service and great tasting sandwiches - good…read morevalue for lunch

Very good little gelato shop. They had about a dozen flavors available and normal cups/cones. Four…read moremedium cups, each with two scoops, totaled about 16 euros. Seating outside is on crude wooden benches, but at least it's somewhat covered and provided a cooler spot on a hot summer day. Service was fast and friendly.

One of the most interesting of the many fine ice cream parlors in Vienna is Schelato on the…read moreLerchenfelderstraße. Schelato is interesting because it offers so many unusual flavors for its quality ice cream. Occasionally all these exotic flavors don't always totally work as I found out with a recent Himbeer Weißschoko (Raspberry white chocolate) Eistüte (ice cream cone). The white chocolate flavor was not nearly as noticeable as I expected although it still tasted good on a warm evening in Vienna.