Barn theam grlato shop. They have 6 vegan choices , 4 are fruit & 2 are not- almond & dark…read morechocolate. The almond was bit of a different flavor, little water down , didn't taste rich. The dark chocolate was better but that rich taste was not there. Pay first CC accepted

best gelato in italy for sure, so fresh and cheap -yogurt w…read morehoney+walnuts is my forever go to and has changed my life fr... tangy and creamy, so addicting and refreshing in the summer heat..its all I get anymore lol -if u get fruit gelato here (peach, Strawberry, etc.) you'll never be able to get it back in the states cuz you'll realize how fresh fruit gelato is actually supposed to taste.. everyth back home is so artificial -also if u ever see it...RICE gelato..get it..its like a citrusy rice pudding in gelato form.. had it once in Pisa and wish I had it more

Dopo una bella camminata il modo migliore per recuperare le energie e' mangiarsi un buon gelato…read more Ci siamo fermate alla storica Pasticceria La Marianna per provare il gelato al gusto stracciatella visto che proprio in questa pasticceria e' dove questo gusto e' stato inventato 70 anni fa . . . #naddiasfavorites #naddias_favorites

Day trip to Bergamo, I stopped by to try Stracciatella (chocolate chip gelato). It is a birthday…read moreplace of stracciatella. I am not big chocolate chip ice cream person. It was creamy and it was good. I wanted wafer cone, it is only come in 3 scoops, 4.50 euro. The wafer cone was okay. The other two favors were pistachios and strawberry. Stracciatella was the best of the three. Is it better than other gelato, not really.

Best gelateria in Bergamo, Del Borsa may not have the best gelato in Italy, but the price/quality…read morerelation is simply amazing! Gelato is made without excessive use of colorants or preservatives, is always fresh and the choice of flavours is abundant. One will not find any fancy specialties here, but classical Italian are perfectly executed. Prices provide a welcome reprieve from rampant inflation in gelato prices across Italy: the biggest cup (3 flavours) costs 2.30 euro and price per kg is only 9 kg! Gelateria Del Borsa is a bit away from the city center (about 1.5 km to the left from the railway station) and is mostly patronized by locals - no tourists here. In addition to gelato, del Borsa also makes bread, pastries and tempting frozen cakes. Overall, one of the best places to buy gelato in Italy. Worth a trip from Milan and definitely recommended.