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    Gati

    4.6 (225 reviews)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Congee w mushrooms and egg
    Mark A.

    Excellent - by far my favorite ice cream in the city. Everything is made with coconut milk, and is gluten free, so it's perfect for people who want sweet treats that are non-dairy and non-gluten. AND, their flavors are actually good. I find that often when one of those is substituted for, the other gets sacrificed or over-compensates and ends up not being very good. Although, naturally, without gluten some of the pastries are not as fluffy or buttery as they could be for the "regular" version. Most of their flavors are really good and you can get 2 samples before making a choice. There's some shaded outdoor seating, main seating, and a back indoor seating (somewhat echo-y), but it hasn't been super busy any time I've been there so there's enough space to not feel crowded.

    hojicha matcha latte
    Amie N.

    What a gem to find a bakery that is gluten-free for my gluten intolerant friend :) It's also dairy-free since their ice cream is made with coconut milk. While it does make the texture less creamy than traditional milk, it didn't bother me. It's more frozen yogurt/custard? Like it was just a teeny bit grainy instead of smooth. I enjoyed it nonetheless. She ordered a coffee cake and I think the black magic flavor ice cream? I had the Thai tea and black sesame something flavors - I forgot the name :( I also ordered their hojicha matcha as well. I also wished I remembered the gentleman's name who helped us last week but he was super friendly and helpful! The inside was really cute too! It feels like airy/spacious boho with the furniture, large windows, and light fixtures in the seating area with these cute, muted mint green tiles for the wall behind the counters.

    Gati
    Shinta S.

    This review was meant to be for Gati Scoops on 4500 Duval. I added it as part of adding a new business. But somehow Yelp moved the review to the one on Holy. -------------------- We are so excited to have Gati here in Hyde Park. We are a big fan of the one on Holy but that's a bit out of the way for us. This one is much closer to us. For those who haven't hade Gati, all ice cream here is made with coconut milk. They have unique flavors. For example today I have tamarind candy. Pandan is another flavor I like. More common flavors: blueberry, Texas peach, mint chip. And many more!

    Brunch spread - Shrimp & grits, maple peach pecan waffle, laksa, biscuits and gravy
    Sheryl A.

    At first glance on Yelp, it comes across as mostly as an ice cream parlor cafe but it's so much more! My friends invited me for brunch and it was my first time visiting here. It's a 100% Gluten-free menu so it was worry free to order for my friends who are intolerant. We tried 4 main menu items family style. They also clearly label if it's dairy free, vegan, vegetarian for everyone's dietary sensitivities/preference. There's seating in the main entrance, outdoor side patio and in a tucked away room down the restroom hallway, with more indoor seating. Great service and reasonable prices. Wish I had more for ice cream and pastries so that just gives me another reason to come back! Brunch spread items: Shrimp & grits: creamy and savory Maple peach pecan waffle: summer special the peaches were a perfect in season for summer Laksa: savory curry base with fish cake and shrimp - a Singaporean special Biscuits and mushroom gravy - my friends couldn't believe the fluffy biscuits were GF. Matcha latte - the coconut milk flavor really comes through Golden chai latte - love a turmeric latte. savory spice with a side of anti-inflammatory benefits

    Ice cream
    Mili C.

    Chive pancakes, Memela (vegan), and ice cream The chive pancakes were crunchy. They tasted like burnt thick chips of seaweed almost. With the sauces of the memela they were great. The memela tasted. primary of beans. The sauces are what truly made it. Wouldn't order this again or call it delicious but it was savory. Ice cream was amazing! Never misses. The staff was super kind and friendly. Definitely great vibe in their outdoor patio.

    Snickerdoodle kids cup ice cream
    Mike N Alli M.

    Neo MADE the experience. Gati's ice cream and pastries are always top tier, literally best in Austin, but their customer service sometimes leaves you wanting. But not Neo. His energy and helpful attitude was phenomenal. We were very impressed with his knowledge of all the items available to purchase and his recommendations. My friend and I went in there with our kids (10 kids!) and he handled the chaos seamlessly. The way he represented Gati is definitely manager status. - The owner needs to hold onto him.

    Ariadna S.

    I don't often go here, but I love their ice cream and they have the best dairy-free options in town! I love their flavors and how everything g isn't too sweet. The price point is a little higher than usual but I can justify it by good quality ice cream and unique flavors. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, always offer to try different flavors too! There are a few spots to sit at, but in my experience it's never too busy (maybe because I always go in the evening when I do).

    Delores L.

    As the old adage goes, "Life's short...eat dessert first." Well, that is exactly what we did. My hubby and I have been doing the Daniel fast for a week. So we decided to have an ice cream treat made with coconut milk. Gati...for the save! Gati specializes in coconut milk-based ice cream with robust, globally inspired flavors. There is no dairy...fully a plant-based delight. All their ice creams are coconut milk-based. After a few samples, we decided on Mango Lime and Golden Milk. Both were delicious! We were milk-based ice cream neophytes. You might ask what is the difference between cow's milk and coconut milk ice cream. There was not a significant difference to me. The only notable difference is that coconut milk-based ice cream does not have an oily feel to its ice cream. It was nice treat. In fact, we will likely return even after our Daniel's fast. Gati is a small establishment with a small outdoor patio. Overall laid-back environment....

    Shrimp curry
    Rachel W.

    Gati is an absolute dream, especially if you're gluten-free or just love incredible food. Their gluten-free pastries are next level. You would never guess they're gluten-free everything is soft, flavorful, and perfectly textured. The cinnamon rolls in particular are unforgettable, warm, gooey, and just the right amount of sweet. Truly some of the best I've ever had. And the Thai dishes? An explosion of flavor. Every bite is vibrant, rich, and beautifully balanced. You can tell everything is made fresh with high-quality ingredients and a lot of care. To top it all off, the staff is so friendly and kind. The whole space feels welcoming and full of good energy, which makes the experience even better.

    Assortment of pastries
    Pax S.

    Woah, I had a dining experience at Launderette and the waitress said to check this place out after. I walked half a mile over to this cute spot with a friend and we ended up spending over $80 and I ain't even mad about it. First of all, even if you're not an ice cream fan (like me), TRY THE ICE CREAMS. I sampled a few and every single one was to live for. I ended up getting the oatmeal cream pie with chocolate chips on top. I was amazed at how many pints they had available to-go. It took everything out of my to not take any home. The cookie monster was incredible and all thai ice creams were delicious. They also have ice cream sandwiches to-go or to eat in store. The highlight, weirdly, was the Aztec Mocha. Perfectly poured, I had it hot and it blew me away. It had the most delicious notes of cinnamon and other spices. The design was perfect, I wish I didn't devour it and took a photo! My friend took over 12 pastries home and they all looked delicious. I asked her how they were and she said they didn't disappoint. As both of us are lactose intolerant, we were beyond satisfied. And this place treats their staff well by paying them a fair wage. Tips are optional as gratuity is already included in every purchase. This staff works their butts off and deserves every penny. Gati is my new favorite and I have actually added it to my All-Time Favorites list. I cannot wait to share this place with everyone I know and to visit again and again. Absolutely worth the hype!

    Nawal A.

    Favorite ice cream spot in Austin! Love that it's coconut milk based. Great for those avoiding dairy. The ice cream is always so smooth in texture and I love that they have lots of unique flavors. My favorite is are Cookie Monster, Thai tea, horchata black sesame rice

    Chelsea L.

    I came back recently to try their new food menu! Not only do they have delicious vegan ice cream (made from coconut milk), they also have breakfast and lunch, with some dishes that are of SE Asian origin. I was also pleasantly surprised to learn they actually expanded from Thai Fresh, one of my favorite Thai restaurants. I got the laksa noodles. After ordering, I was confused about the utensils because I could not find the forks, but they gave me chopsticks when they delivered the dish to me. Laksa was sooo good and had the perfect amount of spice for me. Staff is friendly and if you want to sample the ice cream, you may pick two. There is limited parking but coming for Saturday lunch, I was able to find a spot. It was the perfect weather to be seated outside but there are some flies. Also bought their Thai Basil ice cream to take home! Yum!

    Cookie monster and blueberry coconut-based ice cream and a latte.
    Phillip M.

    A cute ice cream/bakery/cafe tucked behind a convenience store. The place specializes in making goods gluten-free, vegan, and other food allergy/intolerances. And one can also get regular milk in their latte as well. Having a minor lactose intolerance, I was looking forward to the ice cream and tasted a few before settling on the cookie monster and blueberry. For some reason, the more I ate the blueberry, the more I felt something was off with the flavor. However, both being coconut based was a godsend. Also, had a great latte! I would definitely visit again, if not to try more flavors like the Thai tea or the pandan.

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    The ice cream flavors were eclectic and all were amazing. Great find for gluten free eating!

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