While wandering around the very civilised town of Lazise, nestling on the shores of Lake Garda, you…read morewill come across a small harbour. Along the side of this harbour are the most picturesque row of cafes and shops that you could ever want to see. Interestingly, if the day is warm, there will be one shop that has a large crowd outside it - La Cremeria di Lazise. Essentially an ice-cream shop, however the variety and quality are exceptional. Definitely worth a visit - and my tip is chocolate!

best gelato and various selection of taste in town, sometimes you have to wait, but it's worth i…read morepromise it

We had the fragola (strawberry), pistachio, and mascarpone al cafe con cioccolato (espresso with…read morechocolate chips) flavors and they were outstanding. Truly delightful ice cream.

Best gelato ever! The owners have a wonderful family rich in the history of this old historical…read moretown. Won best Fior di Latte ice cream in the world for 2014. Fior di latte - Italian for flower of milk (or just plain vanilla to us Americans); add a scoop of their wild strawberry, sorbetto fragola selvaggio (when in season) my favorite!!! Their pistachio is outstanding (a number one seller) far exceeded my husbands expectations (his favorite overall). Stracciatella and mango should not be missed either. Needless to say we tasted many flavors, all excellent), stopping by once, sometimes twice a day, several days in a row. Don't miss out on Gelateria Loggetta -- say hello to Nicòlo who runs his family Gelateria!

Absolutely worth a stop. Beautiful presentation with all gelato sitting in vats not out on display…read more Prices are very fair as well. Highly recommend trying the sbrisolona gelato if they have it - it's a delicious creamy icecream with biscuit pieces rippled throughout. They also have a nice selection of sorbet!

Best gelateria in Verona. Maybe Italy. During our four week stay in Verona my husband and I worked…read moreour way through the top five gelaterias in Verona we found on a travel blog. Since finding this one we haven't been able to go anywhere else. It seems senseless. I can not be overstated how much we love the gelato here. On day trips we wait I til we get "home to Verona" to have gelato. I fell in love with the Amarena cherry with Grappa Amarone wine on top and my husband the liquirizo with cherry on top. Both heavenly flovour combinations. And the Grappa Amarone flavored I've yet to see anywhere else.

Came here for gelato.The place is cozy and clean. The staff is a little abrupt so don't take too…read morelong deciding XD (sidenote: this does not affect my rating as I understand I am a tourist and need to be the one adjusting) They have a decent variety of flavors. We got the chocolate and rum with verona cake pieces. Chocolate Gelato- The chocolate flavor was nice and deep with a creamy finish. Unfortunately, it was on the icy side and not as smooth as gelato is supposed to be. Rum with Verona Cake Pieces- This was a fun unique flavor! You can taste the alcohol and the cake pieces provide a layer of texture. Unfortunately, it was also icy and not smooth. The flavors are great overall but the texture of the gelato needed improvement.

So many gelato places it could be overwhelming, thankfully my fellow yelpers are always there for…read morerecommendations! They didn't let me down. This place had some super flavorful and creamy gelato! Lots of different flavors to choose from. I tried a few before picking lemon... could not beat the deliciousness of it!

Before we even looked at the menu, we were handed random samples like we were on a game show called…read moreGuess This Flavor or Else. No time to browse, no time to think. Just rapid-fire "Which one? Which one?" When I finally said "chocolate," the server hit me with a very pointed "AND?" ... apparently one scoop is not an acceptable life choice here. Prices were clearly listed: two scoops = €6. Cool. Simple. Except somehow both my friend and I were charged €10 each. When I asked why, they said it was because we got "bigger scoops." Fascinating concept, since that pricing policy exists nowhere on the menu and appears to be invented on the spot. If scoop size magically changes the price, maybe put that little detail in writing instead of springing it on customers after the fact..? So yes, €20 total for rushed, mediocre ice cream and a masterclass in upselling pressure. The staff wasn't friendly, the experience felt deliberately confusing, and the pricing was conveniently flexible in their favor. This place single-handedly turned a nice outing into a lesson in consumer vigilance. Would not return. Would not recommend. If you do go, ask about pricing before they start handing you ice cream samples to guilt you into a sale and then charging you for the deluxe surprise package.

We came here twice because it's that good. My kiddo would love this place because they have several…read morevegan options. But for you dairy lovera like me, this place is great. I had a Greek yogurt gelato with apricot and tiny chunks of chocolate. It had that tart yogurt flavor and was so refreshing. Today I had the Biscottini and it was also delicious. This time it was the crunchy biscotti and a little more sweet today. Super friendly, very efficient service and very reasonable prices. Check it out when you're on your 3pm gelato fix.

Frozen yogurt is also available in Italy. The Latteria Ugolini seems to be fairly new. The interior…read morestill looks very new. The colors are not so inviting, more sterile. Because there is no season, yet - not all kinds of icecream were available. The taste: Unfortunately I wasn't convinced. Only vanilla and chocolate were good, the other varieties weren't my kind of taste. So for the future: If I go to Italy, I'll have the typical Italian icecream.