Just like many gelato places customers can have a taste of what they offer…read more They have dairy free gelato and my sister loved it (chocolate). I thought the dairy free strawberry was a tad bit too sweet for my liking. My brother in law also enjoyed his gelato.

Gelatissimo is not the best ice-cream/gelato in Adelaide. But there are not a whole lot of…read morealternatives in Norwood. It is a franchise, so don't expect amazing creative and unique flavours. But what I can say about this place is that the flavours that I have tried have been good. Not great, just good. I prefer the fruit flavours like lemon, mango and lychee. But on my last visit I gave the 96% sugar free chocolate a go. It was really good actually. Kind of heavier on the chocolate flavour as I guessed it would have been without the sugar. It was still sweet though. I wonder what they sub the sugar for? The layout of this store is pretty cool. Kind of American Ice cream Parlour influenced. There are a bunch of booths and tables inside you can sit at with friends. They also have street tables as well. Which is great for a hot day! The staff at this store are always lovely. Very friendly and happy to help and let you try flavours.

Truly awful. Maybe because it was winter? The ice cream looked good. The staff were nice ... the…read morebench seats were cracked and ripped. $30 for a cup of coffee, a hot chocolate, a slice of cheesecake and a slice of banana bread? Coffee OK. Hot chocolate I was told was good. The banana bread was so awful my friend left 2/3 of it. The cheesecake was small but I still left half of it as it just tasted like cold fat. Better places in the parade.

I've only started coming here recently but I'm addicted. The hot chocolates are amazing to the…read morepoint I just crave them!! It's a must-do on a Friday and/or Saturday night after dinners out ... or perhaps simply order UberEats if you're planning on staying in!! They're made with their house milk chocolate, white, or dark. Very sensational!! You can also choose to have them with almond milk, Bonsoy, or Zymil. They seem like they're always busy on the evening, even on weekdays!! Which is good for them. Most of the time seems rare to get an inside table. So be prepared. I haven't tried the desserts here at all, unfortunately, so I cannot fill review at this stage. But their gelato is really good!! I've tried several different flavours. The Lemon Curd Blueberry is absolutely degistational!! The salted caramel is very sweet for all those sweet tooths .... I know there's another caramel flavoured one which isn't as full on and lighter in colour. The only down-fall about this particular store is they don't serve take away gelato when ordering at the counter. Apparently it's purely for UberEats orderees. Aside from that I'm not sure if they even serve waffle cones or bowls .... think it's purely glass dessert bowls when ordering gelato at the counter. From experience this isn't the case at every St Louis store. Gouger Street and Glenelg don't have this policy. I'm future I'll likely extend this review but this is all I've got. Don't pass this place up. St Louis is definitely on the rise!!

OMG - if you havent already checked out Mazzoni Gelato - you MUST!!…read more This is a local gelati shop - sourcing local ingredients to make their artisan gelati. DELICIOUS!! This is a must go in Rundle St :) Please support this new local business!!

This place was dead when we went and I am not sure why as the gelato was fantastic and the servings…read morewere HUGE! Oodles of flavours to choose from and the two I tired were delicious. Give them a go yourself!

Don't you just love it when somewhere exceeds all of your expectations? Well say hello to Chocolate…read moreTaperia. This little dessert bar opened only about a week ago on Melbourne Street, North Adelaide. I snapped a picture of it while it was still being fitted out, a large pink window with the words 'Chocolate Taperia' and a cardboard sign on the door saying 'coming soon'. To tell you the truth I was excited, I'm always excited to try a new dessert bar, but I was also preparing myself to be disappointed. See, all I'd seen was this large pink window that made me think this was going to be a bit too sterile but cutsey to have that real dessert bar charm. Enter last Sunday night, and the pink window is now joined by a few rustic chairs and tables, and the door now opens to a beautifully lit wooden room with antique style chairs and gorgeous wood work. Hello Chocolate Taperia - I think I'm in love. The menu is hispanic, with delicious desserts from Spain and Latin America. It was created by chef Jean-Claude de Toulouse, and he popped over to our table to explain a bit about the menu. It was a nice touch. The Sweet Tapas platters are great for sharing, but try and tackle one yourself and you'll end up wrapping biscuits up in a napkin to take home for later. They sure can be filling. There are 'warm temptations' perfect for winter, and some seasonal desserts. Chocolate Taperia do a good job at pulling off the whole package. Nothing is half arsed (excuse my french), they've put 100% into the menu, the setting, and the service. I'm always rooting for a dessert place that does more than throw together some crepes, waffles, and a fondant and call it a menu. So I hope Chocolate Taperia gets it's name out there as a firm contender on the dessert scene.

For chocolate addicts, it doesn't get much better than this (or worse if you have the "eyes bigger…read morethan stomach" condition like me). Everything from the pressed metal walls to the booths with mini lamp lights and sheer golden curtains creates an aura of luxurious, dark chocolate, I mean wooden, boudoir. The service has been wonderful both times I have been here - friendly, attentive (sometimes a little too much) and always able to manage a large crowd of people (of which there is always one around). A menu of hot and iced chocolates coming in orange, mint, chilli flavours combined with South American herbal teas, coffee and sodas are a nice introduction but lets be realistic you're here for those 2 pages of chocolate based desserts on the menu. I normally pick a chocolate tapas platter to share which changes on a monthly basis just so I can try combinations of dark sticky chocolate with churros or tarts with macarons and mini mousse pots. "Presentation" is the one word I would use to describe the essence of this place. From the carefully decorated dishes to the interior and the staffs manner, it is definitely worth adding to the "best dessert bars of Adelaide," list.

We wanted to indulge and here we were in front of Ben & Jerry's looking for the most sinful item in…read morethe menu. Went for a sundae and was not disappointed at all. My husband and I couldn't finish it but 2 souls were definitely satisfied that night.Amen

Every time I think of Ben & Jerry's icecream I get those Leo Sayer song lyrics in my head 'You make…read moreme feel like dancing, I wanna dance the night away'. Yep...every time. I hope that tune is in your head now too. Anywho, back to the icecream!! Delicious. Get in my mouth right now you little balls of creamy flavour explosion! Om nom nom! I thoroughly enjoy the massive stoner references too in the icecreams that I think the real Ben and Jerry probably had a significant influence in (pretty sure those dudes were big time Cheech and Chong fans back in the day). 'Hazed and Confused', 'Half Baked', 'Cherry Garcia' etc..aaaah so amusing. 'Hazed and Confused' actually tastes like someone stuck a jar of Nutella in there and added fairy dust and sparkles to it just to make it extra special. It's my fave! 'Salted Blondie' is also tops with it's salty caramel sweetness and all round happy joy joy good times. They're perfect to share with somebody who you really really like. Don't share B&J's with no 'acquaintance'. Only BFF's need apply here thank you very much. My 1 star off is simply for the price as it's bloody expensive! 2 scoops is $7.20 and 3 scoops is *gulp* $9.20. With some really fantastic icecream places around it's getting more and more competitive. Therefore B&J's is a sometimes treat. The staff are lovely and they let you try numerous flavours too. My kind of people. It's situated next to the Hoyts Norwood cinemas so you can grab some scoops while you wait for your overhyped action film with a screenplay that could have been written by a trained monkey. It was the best of times, it was the blurst of times... I give Ben & Jerry's 4 stars of amusing 'stoner reference' goodness.

Really excellent customer service! & great food. Best Cibo in Adelaide!read more

Today is a day like no other. Today is the grand opening of the new Cibo in the Avenues Shopping…read moreCenter in St Peters on Payneham Rd. Set back from the corner of the road, next to the Avenues Tavern, it's a remodeled two story affair with a modern Cibo-designed flair. Loads of free parking-this may be a place to stop for morning coffee on your commute into the city instead of trying to grab a coffee before your day starts at a CBD café . And, if you get stuck in traffic, it'll be so much more pleasant if you already have your coffee. The grand opening featured free coffee beverages from 7-10 am, so I ordered my usual Alto skinny latte, 4 shots, extra hot, 3 sweeteners. Had to do the sweeteners on my own, but hey-the coffee was free and they were maxi-busy. Cibo in Prospect, on Prospect Rd remains my favorite Cibo (see my Yelp review), but this new one does a good job. With a couple of exceptions (Cibo Norwood and Cibo Hyde Park), Cibo always seems to deliver the goods-service and coffee-wise. A good choice if you find yourself in an unfamiliar neighborhood and don't feel like experimenting with the unknown. Of course you can always use Yelp if you find yourself in a situation like that! One of the great things about this particular Cibo is the seating. They have a nice, large patio seating area on the main floor. But upstairs, they have a huge deck with an automatic louvered pergola, 360-degree natural window lighting and several styles of seating. It is the place to sit. Sadly, like most Adelaide cafes, I didn't notice any power points, so you should come with a good charge on your computer/phone/tablet. All in all, I am pleased with the effort Cibo makes to treat Adelaide like a city and not like a village. They are helping Adelaide grow(up) by expanding their business here. As always, eat drink and be merry, but not too much! JD

Stale and cold!…read more Stopped here for coffee and dessert Pros Friendly staff Clean tables Cons We had chocolate fondue for two. Far too much for two people Hot. Chocolate dip was cold Strawberries with stalks on made it difficult to dip Banana bread stale. All the items were in huge chunks to big to eat whole!

Randomly stumbled on this place on the first day of opening. The staff were very friendly and…read moreexplained the origin of the store etc. The front of the store was selling chocolates and in the back there were seating for coffee and food. There weren't any samples of chocolates but ended up getting a few to go and they were delicious! Will be back to try their coffee and more flavors of chocolate. Hopefully they will encorporate giving out samples to try in the future.