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I tried a different vegan gelato every night while in Milan. GROM was on top of the list. My non-vegan friends enjoyed the delicious options and I loved my Limone, which was 100% vegan and gluten free. They also offered Mango sorbet, Fragola, and Lampoon. The vegan fruit flavors are so good! Very fresh and natural.
My very first Italian gelato experience! Though I'm sure there are plenty of places better than Grom, this place will forever go down in my memory as the first time I tried gelato (2nd time in life) in Italy. If you've ever been to the Grom in NYC, you would know that it's WAY overpriced. So naturally, I expected it to be the same way here. To my surprise, it wasn't. They let you try whatever flavors you want at Grom. You can mix and match. A small cup (2.50 Euros) will get you two scoops - but since I was too tired to decide on two flavors, I went with just one. Espresso. Maybe subconsciously, I was hoping that the caffeine from the two scoops would give me some miraculous boost of energy. It tasted different from Grom NYC. But not particularly in a bad way. It just tasted less creamy/heavy, which I liked. I'm a fan! Next time I return Italy, I will deffo be hitting up Grom!
After visiting Italy twice, I finally tried the world's most famous gelato chain Grom, and can taste the hype! It's what a good gelato should be: smooth, creamy, and perfectly sweet. The problem? Although it's the same price as every other Grom branch despite being near Milano's biggest tourist attraction, Grom is nonetheless more expensive than regular gelato, and it's not that much better to justify the higher price. Unless you had to eat gluten-free gelato, I would recommend go elsewhere for gelato of comparable quality that is certainly much cheaper than Grom.
Ahh Grooom~ This is hands down the best gelato I have ever had. The first time I tried Grom was in Rome 3 years ago so I was overjoyed on my trip to Milan when I found out that they had a shop here as well! The gelato is absolutely heavenly and even their waffle cones are good too. They have all the classic flavors and some more interesting ones as well. I tried persimmon last time, which was fantastic but opted for pistachio instead this time, which was also delicious. If you are looking for the best gelato in Italy, definitely try out Grom. You will not be disappointed! FYI be prepared to wait in line. This is pretty popular and it's located right by the Gallery in the main square.
Got the raspberry and lemon sherbet and it was SO good! Friends got hazelnut and chocolate chip and also raved about it!
I couldn't find any difference in the taste of the gelato from one location to another. This was the second GROM location that I tried within a couple of feet from the famous La Scala theater. This one was a bit smaller than the location near Porta Ticinese, but same friendly people. I would argue that the gelato is worth waiting for. We were never disappointed and tried different flavors each visit.
Delicious gelato, friendly and helpful staff - really enjoyed my quick stop here - only thing was finding where to queue there was a lot of people so it kinda got confusing. You can tell this place was popular it was really busy - the gelato is amazing - I had the liquorice flavour and it was really tasty if you ever run by one of these chains make sure to grab some gelato you won't be disappointed!
Wow our first Italian gelato experience didn't disappoint!! The fact that there wasn't too much choice of flavours was actually a bonus for me - I take forever deciding! So I opted for one of their classico flavours, pistachio. Boy was it good! The price is fairly reasonable, especially since we were close to the main square. It was very busy but they served u quickly and the staff were very friendly, especially the girl out front promoting their new peach flavour. As soon as we stepped outside my gelato started melting down my arm like a river, but I still bloody enjoyed it nonetheless!
3 months ago
4 months ago
So good bursting with flavors. You don't need a lot and get plenty of napkins as it can melt quickly. read more
Grom was located in a very touristy area with lots of other gelato shops. It seemed like their prices and selection were fairly on par, although I would have liked to have seen some more oddball flavors. I went with the classic pistachio and hazelnut, neither of which disappointed, but neither of which were huge standouts either. The texture of the gelato was great, with just the right amount of stretch. The cone was actually one of the better ones I've had, nice and crispy with the right amount of sweetness. Overall, I enjoyed my visit. That being said, I believe Grom is a chain, and I would have preferred to get a more authentic experience at a local mom and pop gelato shop. read more
4 years ago
I tried a different vegan gelato every night while in Milan. GROM was on top of the list. My non-vegan friends enjoyed the delicious options and I loved my Limone, which was 100% vegan and gluten free. They also offered Mango sorbet, Fragola, and Lampoon. The vegan fruit flavors are so good! Very fresh and natural. read more
My very first Italian gelato experience! Though I'm sure there are plenty of places better than Grom, this place will forever go down in my memory as the first time I tried gelato (2nd time in life) in Italy. If you've ever been to the Grom in NYC, you would know that it's WAY overpriced. So naturally, I expected it to be the same way here. To my surprise, it wasn't. They let you try whatever flavors you want at Grom. You can mix and match. A small cup (2.50 Euros) will get you two scoops - but since I was too tired to decide on two flavors, I went with just one. Espresso. Maybe subconsciously, I was hoping that the caffeine from the two scoops would give me some miraculous boost of energy. It tasted different from Grom NYC. But not particularly in a bad way. It just tasted less creamy/heavy, which I liked. I'm a fan! Next time I return Italy, I will deffo be hitting up Grom! read more
After visiting Italy twice, I finally tried the world's most famous gelato chain Grom, and can taste the hype! It's what a good gelato should be: smooth, creamy, and perfectly sweet. The problem? Although it's the same price as every other Grom branch despite being near Milano's biggest tourist attraction, Grom is nonetheless more expensive than regular gelato, and it's not that much better to justify the higher price. Unless you had to eat gluten-free gelato, I would recommend go elsewhere for gelato of comparable quality that is certainly much cheaper than Grom. read more
9 years ago
Ahh Grooom~ This is hands down the best gelato I have ever had. The first time I tried Grom was in Rome 3 years ago so I was overjoyed on my trip to Milan when I found out that they had a shop here as well! The gelato is absolutely heavenly and even their waffle cones are good too. They have all the classic flavors and some more interesting ones as well. I tried persimmon last time, which was fantastic but opted for pistachio instead this time, which was also delicious. If you are looking for the best gelato in Italy, definitely try out Grom. You will not be disappointed! FYI be prepared to wait in line. This is pretty popular and it's located right by the Gallery in the main square. read more
7 years ago
Absolutely delicious! Recommended by a friend and I was not disappointed. Get the signature flavor! (I tried that with hazelnut on top) read more
I couldn't find any difference in the taste of the gelato from one location to another. This was the second GROM location that I tried within a couple of feet from the famous La Scala theater. This one was a bit smaller than the location near Porta Ticinese, but same friendly people. I would argue that the gelato is worth waiting for. We were never disappointed and tried different flavors each visit. read more
Delicious gelato, friendly and helpful staff - really enjoyed my quick stop here - only thing was finding where to queue there was a lot of people so it kinda got confusing. You can tell this place was popular it was really busy - the gelato is amazing - I had the liquorice flavour and it was really tasty if you ever run by one of these chains make sure to grab some gelato you won't be disappointed! read more
10 years ago
Wow our first Italian gelato experience didn't disappoint!! The fact that there wasn't too much choice of flavours was actually a bonus for me - I take forever deciding! So I opted for one of their classico flavours, pistachio. Boy was it good! The price is fairly reasonable, especially since we were close to the main square. It was very busy but they served u quickly and the staff were very friendly, especially the girl out front promoting their new peach flavour. As soon as we stepped outside my gelato started melting down my arm like a river, but I still bloody enjoyed it nonetheless! read more
9 years ago
The Gelato here was fantastic! We were looking for some Gelato at 10:30pm and we walked to this place from our hotel. We were thinking we would be the only people in the shop, boy were we wrong! There was a line almost out the door but it moved extremely fast. I would say the only downside is that I felt they didn't have a lot of variety of flavors. They only had four different tropical fruit flavors and a list of different chocolate and cafe flavors. But we were both extremely happy on what we got. Also a little tip, don't feel rushed to have to choose your flavor right away, you pay first then someone else will help you with your flavor choices. read more
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