Located in the heart of Amalfi in Piazza Duomo, right beside the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea,…read morePasticceria Andrea Pansa is one of the town's historic institutions. Founded in 1830 by Andrea Pansa, the pastry shop has been family-run for generations. Today, it's especially known for its traditional Amalfi pastries and sweets, including the popular delizia al limone, made with the region's famous lemons. It's a little piece of Amalfi history that you can actually taste. We had a bit of time before our ferry, so I made a quick pit stop here. Luckily, I read a few reviews beforehand and knew the process: order and pay at the register, then take your receipt to the counter to pick up your food. I happened to visit during an off time, so there were only a few people inside. I quickly browsed the beautiful pastry display, jotted down the names of what I wanted, and was able to order easily despite my very limited Italian. I was in and out in probably five minutes. Everyone was friendly and helpful, unlike some of the other reviews I've read. They packed my goodies in a beautiful little box, and I took everything with me to enjoy with my family later that evening. Of course, I had to get the delizia al limone -- a must in Amalfi! I grabbed a few other pastries too, a pan di Amalfi and a ricotta e pere. Everything was delicious and thankfully, not overly sweet. It was also fairly priced (I'm from Hawaii where everything is expensive so...) and for the quality, well worth it. Overall, I'm glad I made the quick stop. The pastries were delicious, the experience was great, and getting to taste a little piece of Amalfi's history made it even sweeter. Definitely visit if you're in town!

A local classic, this caffe and pasticceria is one of the most famous (if not the most famous)…read moredessert and pastry shop in Amalfi. This address is the main location along Via Duca Mansone I, they also have a couple other smaller chocolate and gelato boutiques, the closest being diagonally across the piazza in front of the Amalfi Cathedral. Outdoor seating set out on the stone street fronts with a cream and wood color scheme and table umbrellas for shade. The store interior shouts classic European emporium, warm, medium-tone wooden display fixtures and wall paneling with mirrors and glass. A handful of golden chandeliers and pendant lights. Most importantly--many glass displays of pastries, cakes, chocolates, cookies. The staff is forthcoming and friendly, ready to help when I mentioned looking for a snack without certain ingredients. Their English was much better than my (non-existent) Italian. I ended up purchasing a little bag of almond cookies €6, with a texture between almond cake and marzipan, baked in little mini cupcake cup shapes. They were tasty though a little on the sweet side. Prices in the store were pretty typical for Amalfi Coast though I think a little higher than average pasticcerias in other Italian cities. I had planned to drop by again to try their gelato though alas didn't have the chance again when I was there. If I ever go back to Amalfi will drop by again!

As an amateur ice cream enthusiast, this is hands down the best ice cream I have ever had. I tried…read morethe Caffè Espresso, Pistachio, and Chocolate Affogato. All were decadent, rich, creamy, and authentic. Worth a detour to the edge of the earth.

A little bit on the pricey side but such a cute little boutique cafe in the plaza with a great view…read moreof the church and city. We ordered gelato here (came with three scoops). The almond and hazelnut flavors were absolutely divine and gelato was nice and creamy! We also ordered an americano which went well with the sweet ice cream. It was so nice to just sit and relax here.

Could see DeVivo from the front of our hotel, satisfying a major criteria that we have a gelato…read morestore as close to our hotel lobby as possible. Like Guinness tasting better in Ireland., gelato tastes better in Italy. I. Additional to gelato, De Vivi has a scrumptious pastry counter and coffee bar. Like heaven on earth. Like most places in italy, you first go to the cash register, pay for what you want, then go to the food counter, give the attendant your receipt and get your gelato or pastry or coffee. Not touristy. Many locals were hanging out enjoying their treats. Well worth the visit.

Quick dessert stop on a trip to Pompeii; Everything was quite decent!…read more Pastiera was unbelievable! Really soft and fresh and had the perfect amount of sweetness and that hint of lemon coming through. Such a good dessert. I could totally have another slice! Crostata al cioffolato - chocolate flavor was nice but the pastry was a little too dry so overall this item wasn't as nice. Affogato - quite a large amount of coffee and the gelato felt a little too less. So the espresso flavor came through very strong. Love the presentation for this though! Passion fruit gelato - had a little tanginess to it (not properly sweet) but I actually quite enjoyed it! Kinder gelato was probably the favorite among the other gelato flavors fried. Dad and brother both ordered this! They had a lot of cakes on display that looked extremely delicious and tempting as well!

This place was amazing! Best gelato we have had in Italy (and we have tried a lot!). We would look…read moreup the best reviewed it every place we went. Rome, Florence, Venice, Chianti. This was hands down the best. Most gelato we have tried is overly sweet. This was perfect! It really allows the flavors to shine. We had the caffe, Dubai chocolate, Oreo, and cherry. All amazing! So sad that we found this on our last day. We decided to come back after dinner haha

Excellent gelato (especially the vanilla, believe it or not)! Very friendly service and the staff…read morespoke English quite well... Which is an added bonus for us. The club-like atmosphere is fun and original to say the least. Located right by our hotel on the waterfront in Maiori, stop by if you're in the area. My husband and I will almost certainly be back for more before we leave Maiori!

The gelato here was amazing! The mango was my favorite out of all the flavors I tried. My other two…read morefavorites were vaniglia and stracciatella. We also got a cheesecake with berries on it and it was okay. The berries were still frozen on top when we went to eat it.

Great find for us while in Pompeii last week. We need to find gluten free friendly establishments…read morewhen traveling and this location was so helpful and knowledgeable when it came to making sure we were taken care of. We absolutely loved this place and the staff were great! Highly recommend!!

Very friendly and helpful! Delicious gelato! Many different flavors to choose from. We were able to…read moreget a milkshake. A bit milky, but perhaps that's Italian style? Close to where we parked.

Stumbled on this place while we were walking in Maiori. Best gelato we've had in all of Italy…read more Every flavor was incredible.

Food: I enjoyed their lemon cream gelato! When in Almafi, the lemon flavor is a must…read more Service: Line wasn't long, and you can taste 1 flavor. Try the lemon flavors. Ambiance: There is tons of seating nearby to eat. It is not hard to find this place on Google Maps.

Tucked along a little walkway off Ravello's piazza centrale, lavish yourself with a sugar cone and…read morefull scoops of their silky gelato. Perfect for a stroll along the foothill paths of the Lattari range and conveniently located beside the famed Cumpa Cosimo. If you still have room after your meal there, be sure to stop in. As the acclaimed Mamma Netta would say, "yummy, yummy, yummy!" Pro tip: the pistachio is unmatched.

I don't drink coffee...except in Italy…read more So I don't actually know if Puro's espresso or cappuccino tastes better than these things taste in the States (my wife tells me it absolutely does, and she does drink coffee everywhere), but I do know that after a red-eye flight, sipping on either outside Puro as stylish Italians bustle by is exactly what I needed, and exactly as I imagined Italy. I do actually know that their gelato tastes better than it does in the States. That's a fact.

Amazing true to flavor gelato + delicious paninis + free WiFi while you wait for your train at…read moreStazione Salerno! Food: Pistachio and chocolate gelato: both flavors true to taste and not too sweet texture is creamy and airy. Reasonable portion for the price (one small cup 2 Euro) Number 11 panini: prosciutto, mushrooms, cheese, sauce, olive bread. Takes them about five minutes- comes out piping hot. Very reasonable portions Organic peach juice: delicious and refreshing. Smaller portion. Service: quick, professional Space: small shop with standing room counter along the wall and two fun swing chairs + more seating under umbrellas outside on the cobblestone avenue (which is nicely closed off to traffic) Price: very reasonable considering portions.