Very smooth gelato; if you visit como, this place is a must. Original gelato, the staff are…read morefriendly speak some English. Mostly, local residents go there, I spoke to Milan residents eat there when they come to Como.

Delicious gelato!!!!! Extraordinary flavors. It was our spot during our stay in Cuomoread more

I don't know why this place was so busy, probably one of the worst gelatarias that we went to. The…read moreflavors were odd and not what they should have been. My wife actually through her's out after two bites

Just before leaving Parma, we stopped at Emilia and I was glad we did. The gelato is so creamy and…read morerich tasting. The idea of putting a biscuit on the side of the gelato was a nice touch. I got the lemon which was quite good. There is a list of flavors with photos on the wall so language is not a barrier for anyone. You could just order by number if you wanted to. This is another reason why gelato in the US won't taste quite the same in the future!

Best gelato in Brescia. Friendly staff, nice place to sit over the road. Decent serving sizes too.read more

Gelateria Cesare is clearly the best place for gelato in Pavia…read more The taste and flavours are quite traditional, but the quality is high and prices reasonable (12.5 euro/kg in autumn 2008). My only criticism would be that gelato is slightly too creamy for my taste, but this is often the case, even in better places. My favorite flavours are Cassata, Caffe, Malaga and Yogurt, but other flavours I tasted were reliable as well. Proprietors are friendly, but difficult to communicate with without knowledge of Italian (still doable if one knows some basic, gelato-related words). Opening hours are inconvenient, with a big afternoon break, which is probably explained that Cesare is not a pure gelateria, but also a small café/bar. Definitely recommended, worth a trip from Milan (30 mins by train only).