I tried the hazelnut as well as the fior di latte gelato and they were both some of the best…read moregelatos i've ever had! I liked how they also had a menu in english. Ciacco is a must stop while in Milan.

Ciacco offers about 25 different gelato flavors -- and thankfully, the restaurant provides an…read moreEnglish menu option for those like myself who know only the most basic of Italian terms. My wife and I tried four flavors between the two of us: ananas (pineapple), blood orange, pistachio, and stracciacella -- the first three were 5-star, delicious flavors, while the straciacella was disappointing (3 stars). While the staff was friendly and helpful (and they offer samples, which is great to try flavors, but it also slows the process a little bit), it is a popular spot, so prepare to wait for a few minutes before ordering. There is also limited seating inside, so between the few tables and the line waiting to be served, the storefront can get crowded. One extra benefit that didn't encourage me to visit but is a nice plus: Ciacco has a bathroom available for paying customers.

Hands down the best gelato in my life. Small shop with great options. We were able to walk from…read moreour hotel. The olive oil flavor with the chocolate was a dream. Highly recommend if you are in this area.

Paganelli was our last gelato in Italy, and it's definitely a good one. Baci and pistachio flavors…read morewere great, and the watermelon and lemon granitas were fantastic. Definitely would return! 4.5 stars.

We can't get enough of this gelato, twice a day! My all time favorite is pistachio; simple, not too…read moresweet, with a deep nutty flavor, amazing!

How can you not give this a 5 star and positive review?!?…read more Absolute perfection in a cone (or cup). My go to is tiramisu and coconut and I do splurge the extra 1€ to get the cone top filled with melted chocolate. On this trip to Italy I skipped lunch and enjoyed this treat and sat in the piazza to relax and watch the people. The shop is smaller but service is professional and quick. There is a lot of temptation to also purchase a variety of chocolate pieces/bars. Do yourself a favor and give in. You will do enough walking to justify it.

I like Cioccolati Italiani, I've been to a few stores and got gelato, breakfast, and today coffee…read more I ordered a caffè (which in Italy means espresso) and a marocchino not knowing that they make it special... Their special marocchino is a slightly bigger macchiato served in a glass cup with chocolate sauce inside. In other circumstances I would have been happy of this surprise, but today I wanted to avoid extra sugars and carbs, so i was not as happy as I should have been. I also wanted to limit to he carbs of the other person, but the espresso came with a light cookie. Again, a nice touch, but in the wrong moment. Whatever, those were my constraints, not their fault. Both the espresso with cookie and the special marocchino were very good. Recommended.

Flavor is rich. Loved the pistachio and 70% dark chocolate. Service is terrible but not sure if…read morethat's because most servers don't speak English

This was a little bit pricey for gelato but the person behind the counter was quite friendly and…read moreready to explain the flavors in a variety of languages. Once I got my two cups of gelato and started walking down the canal streets to our apartment, many folks were surprised to see me walking. Gelato-to-go is apparently a very rare occurrence in Navigli. But, I made it safely, without spilling a morsel, to enjoy in relaxed comfort. Later, I returned to try the Leonardo (pine nut) gelato. Add some pistachio gelato side by side and I have to say... Mind == Blown.

This place is one of my fav Gelaterias in Milan, with quite creamy ice-creams that are rich in…read moreflavor! Prices are ok, you get a medium cup with only 3 euros. Tips: try the pistachio with dark chocolate!

Awesome place to get some espresso fix. Its the thing. Morning commuters flock to places like…read morehere to get some coffee and bite to eat. I got the matcha tiramisu which was advertised at the outside corner. It looked awesome. Actual one inside the paper cup, nah. Need to come back and try other things. Cannoncini looks very good and at awesome price.

Date of visit: May 25, 2025…read more After a wonderful meal near La Galleria, we needed something sweet and found this lively spot to score some gelato and a piece of cake for my non-dairy husband. Lively isn't halfway describing this place, madhouse is more like it! You start at the kiosk and you don't pick your flavors of gelato, just the type. Then you wait in line for them to call your number and people are jumping in front of you as though that will get their number called first (spoiler alert: it doesn't). But it is quite hectic and if you ordered cake too, that's at a separate counter and takes a crazy amount of time for a piece of semi-dry cake. The gelato itself is very good, it's just small for the price and the wait.

Amazing ice cream!!! 4 scoops in sweet scone for 5€. The service was great, nice cashier - who…read morespeaks brilliant English. The place is clean - with loads of outdoor seating.

Best gelato I had in Milan! I went there multiple times during my trip and it's in a great spot…read moreright off of the canals. The staff is also super nice! If you are staying in Milan you NEED to try this place!!! Crepes were amazing as well!!!

The place is aesthetically beautiful, the guys are the counter are very knowledgeable and patient…read more There is one line for coffee and another one for gelato and chocolate. I got the pistachio verde gelato with an extra scoop of panacota and caramel...delicious!

It's Venchi, which means that it is *good* gelato (ok, great for anywhere else in the world, and…read more*good* for Italy). Get the dulce-de-leche, it's almost worthy of BuenosAires/Perseco