Two Gentlemen of Verona has since a nice friendly feel. The servers are always so friendly. There…read moreare a lot of gelato flavors to choose from and the gelato is delicious. The cannolis are delicious, as well. It's a great place to stop by for a nice sweet.

The gelato was amazing because it didn't taste like artificial flavors or colors! I ordered the…read moretropical gelato (non dairy), and you can see and taste the real fruit used to make the gelato! Service: The men and women that worked here that day was not friendly at all (hence the 1 lower star). My husband and I greeted them hello and received morning in return. Not even a smile or a nod....so weird. Just blank stares. It was our first time there so we did not know where to go, and they did not direct us to the flavors. For anyone reading, the gelato in the circular cans are the ones made with dairy/milk. The gelatos on the sides of the store against the wall are the ones that are made with no dairy! The one scoop was very generous! Ambiance: plenty of seating inside. The tables were a bit dirty and sticky from previous patrons though.

Cookies were fine. My issue with this location is about service!…read more First and foremost, to be a business open but deny customers use of a bathroom is RIDICULOUS!! Public bathrooms were created for women to use to add public health protections. Literally. Then, I ordered 4 cookies to qualify for the pack. My cookies were basic where the 4-pl was for the "upgraded" cookies. Did the woman explain that to me? No. She just charged me for individual cookies. Despite me saying out loud my goal. I greatly regret spending money after this experience. I for sure won't be back -- now will my friends and family.

When I'm in town I I try and make a stop here. Parking is hard because a lot of the streets are one…read moreway or under construction with limited spots. There was no line when we walked in. All cookies were available and fresh. There was one worker from what we could see. She was helpful and friendly. I'd definitely recommend this cookie shop to others.

It feels so happy when you walk in! Vaulted ceilings, bright orange and white decor, and super nice…read morestaff. The pastry case had BEAUTIFUL items on display, and it was so clean, even behind the counter. They also have ice cream and other frozen desserts. It's located right across from the university and looks small from the outside, but HUGE inside. Limited parking.

I appreciated the abundance of seating inside and outside and the staff was friendly. I do think…read morethe coffee is a litter over priced. I ordered the train stop and paid $9 with my milk alternative. The train stop was okay. Seemed to syrupy and sweet. They do have alot of food options and bakery selections.

So dang good if I could cuss on this review I would it was so tasty and good the food the drinks…read moreand sweets

The customer service here is JUST AS GOOD AS THE COFFEE !! My husband got a pour over coffee from…read moreGuatemala and absolutely loved it! He said he can taste the sweet notes. I got the Fisher coffee with oat milk and I absolutely love that it is light and settle. The easy sweetened receipt they use makes the drink fresh with a hint of cinnamon!!! Just perfect! Lastly, GET THE BANANA BREAD! It's so moist The vibes in the coffee shop were great! A lot of open seating to study. The employees were just so friendly and made us feel so welcomed! Thank you all!

I'm not used to eating ice cream in the middle of the day, but this is July, it's hot, and I and my…read morefriend are hungry. "How about an ice cream sundae at Beth Marie's?" My friend delightedly agreed. Beth Marie's, designed as an old fashioned ice cream parlor, serves up a plethora of ice cream flavors and confections. Some particular flavors that caught my eye were whiskey and coke and watermelon with chocolate chips. They offer other ice cream concoctions such as sundaes, malts and banana splits. Where does one begin with so many choices? But my heart was already set on a hot fudge sundae for old time sake and my friend decided to try one as well. Beth Marie's at the Denton Square location opens at 11:30 a.m. so it was perfect for our ice cream lunch and a cooling respite on a hot July day.

Ohhh... Beth Maries... Y'all can do better!!…read more I went out of my way for an ice cream at your cute little place; I had not been there in years. One employee (the only one there) was servicing a group of five or six people. They paid and left the shop. The employee looked at me and said, "I'll be right with you....(something something...mumble mumble...". He began packing pints and placing them in their little white (To-Go) bags... it took a very long time. Then he handed them to a DoorDash driver. (okay - that's what he was doing... a little communication would have been lovely) He then turned to me (no thanks for waiting... nothing). "What can I get you?" I (laughed, giving a little grace) told him what I wanted --a waffle cone with a small scoop of the Salted Caramel (push it into the bottom, please), and I would like to taste the Peterbuilt. So, he handed me a baby taste. I said it's really good, please add a scoop of that on top. He must've packed the bottom of the cone with the salted caramel, then added another salted caramel scoop, before adding a Peterbilt scoop (which I asked for, "not a large scoop, please"). I even said, "That's too much..." He didn't acknowledge. I asked him, "Do you not have any help today?" he said, "Well, we didn't plan on being so busy today ... Columbus Day...(mumble mumble); we are shorthanded. He placed the cone (wrapped in the messy napkin full of ice cream) on the scale that already had someone else's ice cream drips on it... How many people have also paid for his napkin full of ice cream, and others (who have already paid for) ice cream? I loudly said, "Thanks for charging me for the dirty napkin". I couldn't even see the iPad screen... I tried to tap my card, but couldn't tell if it had been accepted. He then said, "Did you want your receipt?" I replied, "Oh, it worked, I didn't even see how much it was...". $10 .... T E N dollars for an ice-cream cone?? Seriously? Not even a thank you... By then, another customer had walked in, and the employee moved on to assist them. There are so many issues with this visit... We won't be back, but I hope this review helps others prepare for the upcharges of ice cream by the ounce. $.90 per ounce... and watch out for those extra napkins on the scale --they'll cost you! Oh ... your customers shouldn't be made to feel like an inconvenience!

YES, stop here at this unassuming little bakery…read more I wish it was closer to home! The service was EXCELLENT, everyone there happy, and so lovely! We got there later in the afternoon, and selections were a bit picked over, but cookies for $0.70 each - count me in! We got about 8 cookies and a couple pastries. I liked all the cookies and wish I had gotten more for my freezer! Definitely a must hit when in Denton!

If you are going to make Denton, Texas. U.S.A. your life hometown, you will find Ravelin Bakery to…read morebe a safe choice. Inside, you can smell it cooking, beautiful yeasty solid mana, Daily Bread. What else do you require? Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

PLEASE NOTE- I ONLY GOT DESSERTS!…read more Came late, service was super fast even though there was just one guy. It was very cute, the restaurant smelled very much like shawarma and it was kinda smoky but in a cool way. They had lots of cool flavors of ice cream and gelatos. I got the lavender and it was DELICIOUS. I also ordered a falooda- very delicious!

This is a hidden gem in the heart of UNT and Denton. We got the dragon fruit and a mango falooda…read more The service was great and the drinks were awesome! It's also got WiFi inside.