The customer service was great! And the gelato tasted amazing. Would definitely return to this…read moreplace when I need a sweet treat.

Cute small shop with a lot of flavors. Plenty of seating outside but not as much inside. I really…read moreenjoyed the cheesecake gelato with an espresso shot on top. Great place to go for dessert after visiting one of the restaurants in the area.

After dinner across the street, my friend and I wanted a little sweet treat. She highly recommended…read morePaolo's, so of course I excitedly agreed. Who would turn down a gelato trip? We entered the absolutely adorable tiny shop and perused the various flavors offered. The friendly, kind, and helpful girl behind the counter told us about how they have many more flavors they alternate. I found that exciting, and definitely a first incentive for me to return again. My friend and I tasted a couple different flavors and then made our selections. She got a medium waffle cone with espresso and panna cotta. I also got a medium waffle cone but with panna cotta and pistachio. The flavors all meshed nicely together, and the texture was creamy and delightful. I look forward to coming back to try more flavors!

Excellent gelato, reminded me of Italy! You can't go wrong with any flavor but tonight the…read morepistachio (mine) and the rum raisin (hubby) was so delicious (I think it was called rum?)

First off, the line for this place was so long but it was absolutely worth the wait. It was a super…read morecrowded day at the market so it's to be expected. While we were waiting, we watched one of the girls behind the counter making the waffle cones, which excited me even more. I sampled the bananas foster and fell in love. So I got that with a scoop of the coffee on a waffle cone and the flavor combo was amazing. So good! The flavor options were so unique but there were the classic favorites as well. If you can't choose, they offer a 6 scoop flight for $17 and I was considering that option for a bit. Service was so friendly and quick considering how busy it was.

So good I misheard/misread the name as 'Heavenly Gelato.'…read more I'd done my bodily due diligence and eaten a health dinner so I was on the hunt for something sweet (and, maybe, not so healthy) to round things out. Walking around Ponce City Market I saw -- or, rather, I was led -- to the gelato stand. I spent summers in my teens in the ice cream and froyo world but the richness of gelato missed me. No more. Given a choice I'll always opt for the dense, silky stuff.* Because of my past I am not one of those who saunters up to the counter and asks for a sample of every flavor. If that's you, stop it. It's annoying. I had a few questions and the kind lady behind the counter was quick to answer them -- she even tried to get me to have some samples but my rule is steadfast. I told her about it and she laughed, nodding knowingly. I love that the menu contains all the allergen info so you can make the best decision for your tastebuds and body. Despite being iffy on milk sometimes I went for a scoop of nutella and a scoop of coffee. Of course the flavors blended beautifully. Of course the textures added to the experience. Of course I did my best to savor eating it rather than racing through every bite. Of course I wanted more when I was done... but there was more dessert to be had. *Experience with churning ice cream stays with you.

An excellent gelato spot in Lenox Square!…read more I ordered a grande cup ($10.50). One thing that I really appreciated about this place is that they let you choose as many flavors as you want to put in your cup at no additional charge. I went with two flavors - blueberry cheesecake and strawberry, and both were delicious. The blueberry cheesecake gelato was creamy and rich, and the strawberry sorbet was refreshing and tasted like real strawberries. A little expensive at $10.50 for a grande cup, but the friendly staff really makes sure to stuff the cup with plenty of gelato.

Today, after some light shopping at the mall, my friend and I decided it was time for a treat. We'd…read morepassed a gelato spot before, so this time we gave it a shot. My friend went for a double-layer cone with a pistachio cream in between and some fruity flavors--one raspberry, the other possibly coconut. She loved it. I opted for pistachio cream and hazelnut chocolate in a cup. Honestly, it was just okay--not as creamy as other gelato I've had, more like standard ice cream. I paid extra for hazelnut crumbs, which added a nice texture, though the best fudgy part was at the bottom and very little of it. Overall, it's a chic, cozy spot for a break mid-shopping. Would I return? Maybe not. But if you need a quick treat, it's a decent pause.

Oh my my!!! What a hidden gem I didn't know I was missing. Just wow!…read moreA friend tipped us off- he indicated that they were originally in the downtown area until an ice cream place opened near it and moved here to a very different space. I will talk about the gelato in a minute but I want to share how incredible the landscaping and attention to the space around the place. There were beautiful pots of flowers, play space, climbing vines, and welcoming outside seating. The stand itself is very small- a couple people can fit inside the door to order and receive their treat. There were 15-20 flavors to choose from AND, follow me here, that could be served in a cup, cone, or in a martini glass accompanied by alcohol found in the beverage. I ordered a scoop in a cup but the drink menu was extensive and tempting. Plenty of parking and a place to sit. Don't be stressed that it is off the beaten path- worth the travel to this wonderful spot.

We were in the mood for a sweet treat and put dessert into Google and I am so glad this place…read morepopped up. It did not disappoint! Follow your maps because you will think you missed it but it is behind a decorator store and you could easily miss it. Walking around back to the entrance was a complete surprise! They own quite a bit of land and there are Adirondack chairs with fire pits to enjoy. There was also corn hole and a volleyball net. The plants and flowers are gorgeous! It's like you are in the streets of Italy! We were quickly greeted and told we could sample all the flavors. There were plenty to choose from. I decided on the Affogato with Kahlua. It was served in an insulated cardboard cup that was quite cute. This is a sipping drink and people usually drink it slow. It was delicious. There wasn't enough Kahlua in my drink, I could barely taste it but still enjoyed it! My friend got raspberry gelato with prosecco and thought it was delicious-and soooo pretty! This is gelato from Italy and tastes a bit like ice cream but I loved it!!

My first time stopping by. Usually I get a messy ice cream with syrup, sprinkles, berries, etc. but…read morethe gelato didn't need any of that. Super tasty with a reasonable price point. The cashier was kind and told me about the other cool options they have such as coffee, wine infused gelato and more. It was quiet yet inviting. Simple street parking. Will definitely return

Cremalosa is such a sweet neighborhood spot. This time I got a boozy shake with the seasonal lemon…read moreblueberry gelato plus bourbon and it was delicious! The outdoor seating is an extra plus, perfect for a nice day. They used to have happy hour Fridays 4-6pm but I was there at 4:30pm today (Friday) and they didn't have the deals. Not sure if happy hour is only seasonal but it'd be great if that was clearer. FYI, they are planning to move down to street to Avondale Estates soon.

Ice cream fire, and atmosphere 10/10 Great spot to bring…read morefriends or a date. I had a great time here it's definitely a good ice cream place.

We were out for a walk on Atlanta's belt line when we came accross Repiccis Ice Cream Truck. I got…read morean Italian Ice cup. My girlfriend and her son got Ice cream..We all enjoyed it. It was very delicious and refreshing on a warm spring day. I highly recommend that if you see Repiccis Ice cream truck, treat yourself..you won't regret it..The owner was friendly and personable..

Caffe Antico is the gelateria (gelato shop) and pasticceria (pastry shop) located in Westside…read moreAtlanta's Little Italia. Caffe Antico isn't to be confused with Caffe Gio, also located in Little Italia. I don't know if Caffe Gio actually still exists in any official capacity. I happened to be the first to review it on Yelp 10 years ago (2013): https://www.yelp.com/biz/caffé-gio-atlanta-2?hrid=0Y5uUatRgBEm1t1iH50Bzg&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct). Concepts and brands have popped up (e.g., Gio's Sicilian: https://www.yelp.com/biz/gios-sicilian-pizza-shop-atlanta) and come and gone in this mini Italian empire. It was started by Antico Pizza owner Giovanni Di Palma and his older brother Giuseppe. It goes without saying that Antico is the heart of Little Italia, followed by Gio's Chicken Amalfitano. Antico opened in 2009: https://www.yelp.com/biz/antico-pizza-atlanta. Gio's Chicken opened in 2012: https://www.yelp.com/biz/gios-chicken-amalfitano-atlanta. Having lived in this area since 2000, it's been interesting for me to see how Little Italia has steadily expanded into multiple spaces and buildings near Hemphill and Ethel in Home Park, close to Georgia Tech and Atlantic Station. The way I see it is that Caffe Antico is the successor to Caffe Gio. Unlike Caffe Gio, which was located on the backside of Gio's Chicken, Caffe Antico is located across Ethel Street in an old home that's been renovated to house not only Caffe Antico, but Bar Amalfi: https://www.yelp.com/biz/bar-amalfi-atlanta. Bar Amalfi is open in the evenings seasonally. Caffe Antico is open year-round. One thing I like about Caffe Antico, Bar Amalfi, and Little Italia in general is the "authentic" Italian atmosphere that the Di Palmas have been able to create. It feels a little like Italy. Also, it doesn't scream gentrification like, say, The Interlock and Star Metals a couple blocks away. The growth/expansion has been organic and they've been able to integrate nicely into the neighborhood. When the weather is nice, the patio at Caffe Antico and Bar Amalfi is pleasant and enjoyable to sit on and hang out at. You can even bring your Antico Pizza and Gio Chicken's here to eat if you want (good pro tip if the dine-in spaces there are busy/full). I've tried most of Caffe Antico's gelato flavors and they're all delicious to me. During our last visit, they had about a dozen or so different flavors of gelato and sorbet including chocolate, cookies and cream, strawberry, espresso, chocolate chip, mint chocolate chip, hazelnut, salted caramel, pistachio, and vanilla. They also had an assortment of Italian pies, cakes, and desserts, plus various cannoli ($3.50 each) and refrigerated grab-and-go refreshments. The gelato ranged in price from $5-7 before tax and tip for a scoop, half and half, or a special three-flavor combo. All gelato is served with a wafer/cookie. Service has always been good. Free parking is available on Ethel Street plus in various paved and gravel lots around the three buildings of Little Italia.

Really delicious authentic Italian Gelato. They had a few desserts displayed but this hazelnut one…read morelooked amazing. I went with hazelnut and cookies and cream and it was delicious and creamy and the hazelnut was my favorite. Service was great. Friendly staff. The seating area was really cute it gives a small italian town restaurant vibe. Definitely check them out.

Ok, the parking is a little wonky over here but other than that; if you're looking for a place with…read moresome fresh dessert that will add a little cherry on top after dinner, this is it. I had my first fill of Morelli's in N highland I believe but this location brought some fire with the pecan pralines. Call me what you want but it was amazing! I absolutely love the taste of the vanilla with a touch of caramel here and there and some crunch of the pecans to add to the magic. My daughter had the cotton candy which to my surprise was actually really good. She got the sugar cone and I got the waffle cone. My cone tasted like perfection.

Came here when I visited Atlanta. It was in July and it was really hot out so was in the mood for…read moresomething cold and sweet. I got the small/single scoop in a cup ($4.95) which you are allowed to pick to flavors. I got banana Carmel and strawberry. It was sooo good. When I go back to ATL, I will def make my way back here.

Found this little gem on TikTok, and I'm so glad I did! I had been searching for an Italian bakery…read moreon this side of town for a while, and this place was definitely a great find. It's a charming little spot with limited indoor and outdoor seating. I ordered the classic prosciutto and mozzarella, and the bread was FIRE! Everything tasted incredibly fresh and flavorful. We also tried the croissant-doughnut, which was delicious. Honestly, I wish I had ordered more to take home! The service was a little reserved when we visited--the young lady at the register didn't seem to be having the best day, although it was pretty busy, so I won't hold that against the experience. Overall, this was a great find with fresh, delicious food and a cozy atmosphere. I'd absolutely come back and try more of their menu. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for authentic Italian bakery vibes!

I had this place in my bucket list for a while, I finally came for early dinner…read more It's a very causal place, a couple of small tables inside and a bench outside. I came on Monday and it wasn't busy at all, I like their menu and all the options they have. It was difficult to choose between a pizza or sandwich, I ended up getting a pizza. Size feeds 2 people. Flavor wise it was really good, however I found it a little bit oily and this could overwhelm other flavors. All the gelato flavors look fantastic and of course I got an espresso one. The food is a little pricey, but I think it's worth it. I would like to come back to try their sandwiches too.