Definitely the best Gelato in Italy! (We've tried a lot of Gelatos in Florence, Sorrento, Amalfi,…read moreRome) Nut & Chocolate flavor was the highlight! Husband, dad, brother and I all had the same one! It was so good, husband and I went back for a second cone after standing outside the place and finishing the first one. Also tried the Peanut Cream and Almond, Stracciatella and Cookies & Cream. All delicious and creamy flavors. One downside is that it looks like they give less volume of gelato if you take a single flavor instead of two different flavors (even if it's for the same small size).

The gelato was creamy and delicious. Both flavors I tried (Mennella's specialties) were quite sweet…read morebut they complemented each other. Didn't seem anyone tasted the flavors before ordering? They just knew what they wanted and went for it. The cashier couldn't be more disinterested in serving customers. When we were waiting for my receipt, she picked up her phone and started scrolling. The gelato melted pretty fast! I rushed eating it because I didn't want most of it to end up on the ground. There were a few benches outside the shop.

It took me a while to approach an aquafrescaia - Naples's version of lemonade stands. Often just…read moretiny bars in cellar doorways in the older streets of the historical center they occupy the roadside kiosks that would be newsstand or information booths anywhere else. Aurelio is one of the kiosk types, but it is also an institution. In the morning it's a quick bar for a caffè, it's closed in the afternoon but from sundown until often the small hours of the night it's a place to quench your thirst. They always have soft drinks and beer but people come for granite (Italian slush puppies), fresh squeezed orange juice, lemonade, Italian flavored syrups or a cocktail mix of any of the above - all for 1-3euros according to your fancy. Open all year for people stopping for a quick water, flavor and vitamin fix on the drive or walk home from a night out, it's real glory is in the summer, when you can tell how sultry hot it will be that night by how many crates of oranges and lemons they are preparing at sundown.

So I've finally found my Juice Bar whenever I'm in downtown! Their fruit juices are good and…read morethey're at 2 Euro each. I think it should be 1.50 euro for the size you get, but it's still good. I've always enjoyed the Coco and so that's I usually get. It's funny to see some of the other people working there and rocking out to Michael Jackson music. It's karaoke time and you can see the servers moon walking. It's funny to see them work it...

I discovered this gelato on TikTok and knew I had to try it. You pay first, which is seriously so…read moregenius--no struggling to pay while your gelato melts! The flavors were incredible, and the texture was perfectly creamy. It was so good, I was tempted to grab a second cone on the way back!

An essential gelato stop. The stracciatella here is the best I've ever had, and I've had plenty…read moreacross Italy. It's almost a 1:1 mix if chocolate shavings and cream. The dark chocolate is no slouch either. It's great on its own and as a complimentary flavor. Get the medium cup for €3.50 as of February 2025.

Found a gelato place on Find Me Gluten that had really good reviews. We stopped in midday and the…read morestaff were very knowledgeable. They offer individually wrapped GF cones and all flavors except Oreo were also GF. I opted for the hazelnut and Amalfi (lemon cream) in a cone. Each gelato had its own spoon but they also used new/clean ones for ours. The flavors also tasted delicious!

10 Euro for 2 scoops in a waffle cone. I think other shops were selling for 6 or so. Most expensive…read moreice cream cone I've ever eaten. And less selection than all the other gelareria's in Amalfi.

By the time you make it to the vista point at via tragara you're going to need something cold to…read moredrink. Ruocco Andrea is strategically located here, selling small lemonade slushies (3,50) and other cold beverages.