Terrific gelato This is good quality gelato at a reasonable…read moreprice. The flavours are true and the gelato has a small batch, artisanal feel!

Anytime I walked by this place there was always an abnormally long line. Finally decided to check…read morethis place out and their ice creams and gelatos are amazing. Their hazelnut made me feel like I was eating a light whipped Nutella and their passion fruit yogurt was equally as delicious.

I didn't want to start off this review negatively, but when I was promised a thousand blessings I…read moredamn well expected them. All I felt 933 of them and i feel cheated, as for the frozen part, the product was only part frozen. Another disappointment. I also did not appreciate the sheer amount of choice of flavour available in store. 6 choices? It sent my anxiety into overdrive and I felt on the verge of a panic attack. Why not just one flavour: plain, coupled with a daily rotating flavour of the week. And also just out of curiosity, why don't you sell/do pizza? There's clearly a gap in the market there

What's a good word for something that is brilliant and yet totally dangerous at once? That's what…read moreFrozen is for me. I was thrilled when Frozen took over a section of what was once an unreasonably enormous pharmacy to bring the tart goodness of fro yo to South Yarra. It's a familiar formula: choose a small, medium or large cup. Fill it with your favorite flavors (natural, coconut and chocolate are my picks), then load on your toppings from the self serve bar and pay by weight. These aren't just any toppings though. They rotate... a lot... which is obviously a clever ploy to keep customers coming back for more. It works. I fall for it. Because they're interesting: halva (halawa), banana bread, green tea and red bean mochi, passionfruit pearls, super ripe and fresh mango, kiwi and more, PB cups, toasted nuts, muesli, shredded coconut... You can be as virtuous or indulgent as you like, moving from the right side of the bar (fruit, nuts etc) to the left (sex, er, chocolate). You can taste any flavor you want before paying. ... See you there?

good location，good taste， amazing frozen yogurt， lovely place，I like it and you? Quickly!!!!Come…read moreand try!

From the owner: Best self-serve Frozen Yogurt in town! Also provide real…read morefruit smoothies and hot tea.

I needed some type of dessert after a salt filled dinner. Most places were already closed but I…read moreremembered Pidapipo is always open late. After all, their motto is " gelato eight days a week". They have a second location in Carlton. We dropped in on a late Tuesday evening (around 10:00pm) and the place was bumping. There's only four stools to sit inside at but another three tables outside. There's always a lineup but it moves fairly quickly. We waited and were able to time a lull that let us sample several flavours. There's 17 gelato (7 specials) and 6 sorbetti flavours. There's also the option of affogato ($7.00 AUD), gelato in brioches ($9.00 AUD), frappe ($8.00 AUD) and cakes made to order. Prices are pretty standard ($4.50 AUD for 1 scoop, $6.50 AUD for 2 and $7.50 AUD for 3). - 500 mL ($12.00 AUD) - a half tub always seems to be the best deal. The unfortunate thing at Pidapipò is that you can only choose two flavours. We ended up going with mint with white chocolate and blood plum. You get tiny chunks of white chocolate mixed with refreshing mint. Blood plum was just as good with bits and pieces of the plum skin mixed in. This is real deal gelato and sorbetti. The guys working here all were speaking Italian. Definitely worth a visit.

Great little gelato place along Chapel St. They also serve…read morecakes. Got myself a vegan chocolate ice cream cone and my friend got Honey Comb and Vanilla Bean and we loved it.

We stopped in for an after dinner treat but Yobar left me wishing we'd had dessert at the…read morerestaurant. Yobar will disappoint if you come here hoping for smooth, tart frozen yoghurt with an assortment of fresh toppings. Pinkberry this is not! Nearby Story In A Cup is a much better bet for that!

If you have spent any time in the US you will know what type of place Yo Bar is. It is a Yoghurt…read moreBar (hence the name) in the same elk as Pinkberry, FroYo etc. If not I'll Explain. YoBar served up fresh and frozen yoghurt in many ways, all their yoghurt is between 96% - 99.9% FAT FREE so you can enjoy a treat without feeling too guilty! Sign me up! The many flavours of yoghurt are served up with over 100 different toppings to choose from. Fresh fruit, nuts, lollies, biscuits and syrup are just some of the toppings you can combine to create your own unique and delicious taste sensation! Or you can keep it simple with just the yoghurt in flavours such as original, mango, green tea, apple and berry. I cant go past a classic fresh berry combination myself which reminds me of a sunny Saturday afternoon I spent on the High Line in New York and the yoghurt I got from a van before heading up- both amazing, sorry I digress. As well as yoghurts in all their glory you can get smoothies and crushes. Yo Bar claim to be the first and only yoghurt bar in Australia to offer 96%+ fresh and frozen yoghurt, I hope this changes soon, I believe too much frozen yoghurt is never enough!

I will follow Messina, follow him wherever he may go!! Sydney, Melbourne... I'm there!…read more Is a review even necessary? The Messina name precedes its reputation. This household name conjures thoughts of creamy, silky, chunky swirls n mixes of textured, sweet sweet goodness. Flavours to please every palate whether you're more into the fruity or a chocoholic! Always consider the specials menu first before you go for the standard.. They're special cause they're special! Otherwise my staples are the salted caramel & the traditional simple yet oh so so soooo satisfying banana split. Mmmm mmmmm!!

If you want delicious ice cream that comes in crazy amazing flavours then this is the place. Gelato…read moreMessina is hip and cool so it's not cheap ice cream but they do know how to make it taste dam good so it's worth paying a little extra for. Always have a look at their specials board as they have interesting flavours that aren't always on offer- had the piña colada last time and it was mind blowing! I love simple flavours like lemon sorbets which they do really well, but their mixed flavours are awesome too. It can get super busy some nights so be prepared to wait a little and they only take cash!

I went there in may of 2025 for a student exchange program and I had the dark chocolate raspberry…read moreice cream and it was life changing would recommend.

This place made all other ice cream/frozen custard/gelato taste less good. I can't vouch for the…read moreother flavors but I tried the Cherry Mania and my favorite ice cream became my second favorite ice cream. I just wish it was closer than 8500 miles (about 13700 km) from my house.

A sucker for self-serve frozen yoghurt, Story in a Cup in South Yarra made my arvo. The cheerful…read moreowner met us as soon as we walked in and was happy to let us sample freely. Organic coconut -- with its lovely bits of coconutty goodness -- and the terrifically tart original flavour are both top notch. I also enjoyed the chocolate, but skip the strawberry, it's flavour is fake. The only thing missing for me at Story In A Cup were mochi bits to top off my yoghurt. Luckily nuts and mini chocolate chips served as a fine substitute.

A new probiotic, 98 percent fat free, gluten free frozen yoghurt has come to South Yarra, just in…read moretime for summer time. (Gee, that was a mouthful) Situated in quiet Yarra lane which is just off Darling Street, the new self-serve concept has yet to pick up but we're sure it will soon enough. How it works is you are the master of your own yoghurt cup experience. It's a clever system, I think because you decide how much yoghurt you want (perfect for small or very large eaters) and then you choose your toppings and everything is calculated by weight. This means, if you're in a huge yoghurt mood and you fill your bowl with yoghurt and toppings, you pay the price. Likewise, if you're just in the mood for a quick slither of a taste, you pay for the small portion. It's the perfect equation and one where you can never again blame the service staff for under or over portioning. My advice however is to try the flavours you're interested in before your swirl your cup under the yoghurt machine. Once you're set on your choice (you can choose as many flavours as you like), then you start the DIY part. We've been here on two occasions now and it's always empty because the apartments nearby are still quite vacant but we're sure once word gets round, this place will pack up so get in before everybody else.

Came by looking for lunch while walking around St. Kilda. Most of us ordered gyros and fries with a…read moredrink. The food was very delicious and so was the view. It can get windy in the beach so we sat in the outside seating area.

I came to see St Kilda pier on a cold and windy day and stopped by here to grab a bite as well as…read moreto take shelter from the strong winds on the beach. We got a table overlooking the pier. I got the vegan burger which was nice and quite large. They also had $30 lunch specials that comes with soup, entree and wine. The food was decent and the staff was very friendly. Great place to enjoy a coffee or a meal with an awesome view of the pier.

Open early... Good service, nice and healthy foods. The latte was great and the ambiance of the…read morecafe added to the enjoyment. Lots of regular customers that walk in and the staff knows all of them by name, which is great. It shows to me that they care. Will come back here again next time we are in Port Melbourne

The power to my unit was off all day so I decided to pop in to Crème for a bite to eat. When I…read morearrived I asked the waiter if I could charge my phone as it was flat. He was more than happy to oblige. In fact they have a battery of power points and usb ports, presumably so people can use their devices. I ordered the chicken burger which was delicious. I wasn't given a knife and fork so, assuming this was intentional, I started eating it by hand. It wasn't long before it was disintegrating in my hands and I had melted cheese and juice running down my arms. I eventually got the cutlery from a somewhat embarrassed waiter. He was really nice though so I readily forgave him. On the whole it was a pleasant experience and I would happily go back there. On the down side the toilets are constantly running out of paper, towels and hand wash sometimes for several days at s time. In spite of mentioning it several times to the waiting staff they either forget it or ignore it. Also the coffee machine is apparently supposed to be kept on until 6pm but is often turned off well ahead of time. Chairs are stacked on top of tables up to an hour before closing. Not a good look