Reallyyyyy reallyyy goooooood! Our driver Fabio recommended this spot. They add fresh cream to the…read moretop of the gelato which taste incredible. We got the coffe flavor, strawberry, and I think chocolate.

Amazing food and service. Set in a high-end residential…read moreneighborhood, the restaurant is fairly small but has outside seating too. On the right side you have the pastry shop (amazing cannoli) and on the left side the deli/restaurant. Apart from what you see on the menu, they have a lot of other things if you want to try other Sicilian dishes. Pastas are amazing, arancini too. I strongly recommend the pasta with Trapanese pesto. Price is average for Rome but service is above average. The octopus salad (not on the menu) was super tasty, as was the free pistachio icecream we got! Excellent choice not too far from the Borghese Gallery on foot.

If you've had gelato in Rome, you already know the standard is different--and Gelateria La Romana…read moreis one of those places that actually lives up to it. Everything tastes super fresh and creamy, and the flavors feel really authentic without being overly sweet or artificial. What I liked most is how consistent it is--whether you go for classics like pistachio or something more indulgent, it always tastes rich and high quality. It's the kind of spot where you can tell they really care about what they're making. The vibe is simple and focused on the gelato itself, not anything flashy, which honestly fits perfectly for a place like this. Always worth stopping by if you're in Rome and want proper gelato.

Ok, here comes the ex-pat with a ho-hum review of what seems like an iconic solid 5 star gelateria…read more It's fun inside, flavors are incentive. And they may even mix well. And very likely using a warm process. Very clean, payment / ordering process is efficient. That's where I say everything is good. The gelato - really not for me. It's very very sweet for my tastes. Which might be fine as it's nothing I would crave to eat more than once in a while - and not more than a few spoonfuls at a time. Not to worry, that's all you're getting anyway as the scoopers seem trained to smooth on your gelato like a thin coat of spackle, without ever filling the hole. That's all. I have to try some more around Rome to see if I'm bringing my untrained perspectives into this forum. As they say.... When in Rome.....

After visiting the Vatican Museum, we were going to dinner at Cacio e Pepe, but unfortunately they…read morewere closed so we instead went to a pizzeria nearby and had some amazing pizza! Then, we came here for dessert. This gelato was sooooooooo good! And the gentleman at the register was so sweet. He didn't speak much English, but he did his best and was very patient with us. I got the regular vanilla gelato dipped in white chocolate and was in heaven. It was a really hot day and we got the gelato in I cream stick form so things got a little messy, but so worth it! I'd definitely come back here, and they have free wifi :)

Today, on my walk toward Neptune's Fountain, I passed this little gelato shop--Gelateria La…read moreRomana--and kept going. But I stopped in my tracks because I saw a line wrapped up 50+ people deep, all waiting just to get inside and order. Now it's day two in Rome and I still hadn't had any gelato, even though I've walked past what feels like a hundred shops. So what would a fat man from Alabama do? Turn right back around, of course--because nothing says "this is probably good" like a crowd stacked up like cordwood waiting for ice cream. I finally make it up to the counter and the young guy looks at me and says in English, "What do you want?" Well... I can't pronounce half of what I'm looking at, so I just show him a picture of his own menu I had snapped a minute earlier. He smiles, reads it out loud, and then asks, "What size?" At that point my brain is a mess, so I mumble "medium" and point at the cup sitting by the register. One problem down. Then I move into the next line--about a dozen people ahead of me--and when it's finally my turn again, I just point at my receipt like, "It's on there somewhere, I think." I can't read Italian, so I'm fully operating on faith at this point. The guy looks up and says, louder this time: "What flavor?" Flavor? That was not the question I was prepared for. So I point back at the picture again and say, "Whatever that is... I want that one." He scoops it up, loads it into the cup, and sends me on my way. Now comes the real test--taste it--but there are people everywhere, so I grab a quick photo first, because priorities. First bite? Hallelujah. That was the moment. That gelato hit and I just kept walking down the sidewalk like a man who somehow figured out how to survive ordering ice cream in Italy. Seriously, it was excellent. And if I get turned around again like today, I already know where I'm going back.

Gelateria La Romana is a non-negotiable stop for anyone visiting Rome who wants truly exceptional…read moregelato. The quality, flavor, and overall experience here make it the gold standard. The prices are also amazing for the amount you get, which makes it even better. The staff are excellent, friendly, and very patient. They offer helpful guidance if you're overwhelmed by the choices, and it's worth listening because everything is done with so much care. My favorite flavors were the caramello salato con noci pecan, the stracciatella, and the crema di nocciola al cioccolato bianco. All of them were incredibly smooth, balanced, and packed with flavor. This place consistently delivers incredible gelato with great service and great value. An easy five stars and a must-visit every time I'm in Rome.

Maybe the best ice cream in the area, made in the old fashioned way and tasting like the…read moreingredients it is made of. In a quite street, it's good to walk around and reach the nearby Piazza delle Muse to enjoy the view on Rome.

Found this little gem near our hotel while visiting Rome from America. Had gelato multiple times…read morefrom different places and this was hands down the best and was least expensive. Will be here two more days and will go daily till we leave.

Great service and great gelato. It's in a quiet neighborhood that is pleasant to walk through…read more Better gelato than most down by the main part of the city.

We only found this place though Yelp, thankfully. It's hidden in the middle of a very nice…read moreneighborhood, nothing else next to it. They have a great variety of flavors and even better service. I got a scoop of mango and another of passion fruit with basil, it sounds like an odd combination but it was awesome. If you like to explore new cities beyond the beaten path, this is for you.

Yum! There are lots of places to get gelato in Rome but I picked this one and wasn't disappointed…read more The gelato was creamy and well flavored. They have a large selection of flavors so there is something for everyone. The associate working was amazing and reminded us we could pick two flavors for our small cups! They do have some seats inside but most people, including us, took it outside and walked around with it.

Oh my! This place is amazing. It was so good I ate here 3 out of 4 of my days in Rome. Great…read moregelato!

L'Euclide is in a prime location and it's a beautiful place, bright and modern. However, the food…read morefell flat - as did the wait service. We had dinner upstairs (they have a lift to the top floor; the atmosphere is quite lovely). We were told they only have pizza at the dinner hour, later we saw other patrons with different food. For starters we had rice balls. These are probably tasty elsewhere. These looked perfect, but were cold on the inside and served with no sauce. The pizza had a very thin crust, which I like, but it was charred/overcooked and not in a good way. I'm giving it 2 stars because the staff downstairs where we purchased some Venchi chocolates to take back to the states with us were fantastic people. This was our last full dinner in Rome so we didn't let it get us down, instead we paid our bill and headed to Come il Latte for some absolutely stellar gelato.

This little cafe/pizza parlor? was walking distance from our hotel. We stopped by for coffee and to…read morepick up pastries. The pastries were so-so. Kind of pricey too, probably because it's in such a prime location. We only got coffee and pastries to go so perhaps its dinner service might be different.

Tasty natural ice cream, clean and nicely decorated interior. Gluten free options available.read more

My first brush with Neve di Latte was when we went to the MAXI, the Zaha Hadid designed modern art…read moremuseum. Their store was just around the corner--and perfect for a post-museum pick-me-up. Neve di Latte sells the best sorbetto we had in the entirety of Italy. (I'm non-dairy, but my husband felt the same way about the gelato flavors!) Their flavors are innovative and rely entirely on seasonal and local ingredients. I had pomegranate and blackberry on one visit, and coconut and mandarin on the second visit. Always say yes to a spoonful of homemade whipped cream on top. Both locations have space for perching while you eat, but just be sure to clean up the space behind you! WiFi available if you really need to post to Insta while you eat...

The best gelato I've ever had in my life!!! This is the gelato spot to go to! All flavors we tried…read morewere great. We went multiple times during our trip and had the pistachio, dark chocolate, and orange almond. The orange almond was my favorite!

Service was fast and friendly. We loved our gelato and Italian Ice. Went there every night during…read moreour stay!