This was hands down the best Gelato in Nice. I had the Pistachio and Dark Chocolate and it was…read moreamazing. Service was fast and courteous.

Ordered: 2 Scoops in Cup (~€5): pistachio & speculoos…read more Aya's take: Fenocchio is in the heart of Old Town of Nice, and worth a visit! There's plenty of seating right outside and otherwise, it's a great dessert to take on your stroll around this cute & charming area. It's reasonably priced and the quality is great. The Pistachio & Speculoos flavors actually went so well together and they tasted very legit. Not artificial, not overly sweet, and just the right amount of creaminess and coldness. Definitely recommend trying it out!

We were in Rome, Italy last year on the hunt for the best gelato we could find. We found it in…read moreNice! On a sweltering hot August afternoon a few weeks ago, our first Mom & son overseas trip, we'd eagerly hunted for a pleasing looking spot for ice cream in the old town, Vieux Nice. I'd followed some yelp reviews to a different spot beginning with an F and had some extremely below average gelato. I figured maybe this was the best we could hope for in town. I was a bit disappointed but my son was happy enough just to get some ice cream at all, so we went on with our day. After a blisteringly hot climb in the mid afternoon sun to the highest overlook at the chateau park followed by a gorgeous dip in the sea, we were wending our way back through the old town once more towards the tram and back to where we were staying. Crossing the pretty square containing the Palais de Justice, my son was drawn to Qui, Gelato! and pleaded to go in. I'd mentally moved well past ice cream, it was now early evening, but it only took a moment to let go of the boring "we've already had one!" mindset and remember we're on vacation, he'll only be a kid this happy for ice cream a short while longer, and hey, life's for living. SO glad I did, because this compared to the stuff we had earlier was like night & day. Holy gelato - I'll be dreaming about this ice cream for a long while... we shared a two scoop cone: dark chocolate (son) and pistachio (me). They actually paired beautifully. Chocolate had chunks of dark chocolate inside and somehow felt so rich despite being gelato. Amazingly rich flavor without being too sweet. I'm a sucker for pistachio and this was honestly one of, if not the best I've eaten (& I've eaten a lot!). Again nothing like the overly sugary stuff we have in the US. Just heavenly. Tried to wrangle another visit to old town next day just to go back to Qui gelato on our way to the airport, but ran out of time. So please go and enjoy a scoop or two for me!

4.5 stars for good quality gelato but will bump it up for good quality. Not the best I've had but…read morevery good. A bit pricier than alternatives in the area but their quality makes up for the premium. They do have smaller servings as well compared to the ones around. Good decoration with the wafer on top. We came here 3x and would do more if we stayed longer. I recommend trying it out!

A sign on the counter says no. 2 gelaterie in France. Honestly, whoever is no. 1 I don't see how…read morethey can top this. Their ice cream is absolutely crazy delicious, right up there with the best I've had in Italy (the land of gelato). Not to be missed: the orange chocolate and any of the fruit sorbets (esp. raspberries).

Excellent little gelato shop. I ended up getting a scoop of coconut and a scoop of crème brûlée…read morewhere both gelato's were very very tasty. The gelato's at this business, exhibited the smooth, dense texture of a well-made gelato where the flavors were quite forward and definitely amped up. Definitely well-made and very tasty! The only downside of this business is that there is no customer seating at this business where I ended up going into the adjacent main Square and sitting at the outdoor seating of another another ice cream business that was not being monitored at all which I think is the norm due to how busy this whole area is. Consider this a tip on how to get around this minor issue. (:

From the owner: Découvrez BOON, le concept innovant et gourmand qui vous propose sa fameuse glace au yaourt à 0%…read morepersonnalisable avec plus de 40 toppings (fruits, biscuits, coulis... ). Boon c'est aussi un bar à jus de fruits et smoothies. Enfin une glace nouvelle génération pour se faire plaisir tout en se faisant du bien. Boissons fraîche, gourmandises, à découvrir d'urgence !

Hands down the BEST gelato in Nice! We used to live right above the gelato shop and it was a…read moreDREAM! We always get so sad when they close between October and the holidays, and then Jan-mid March. My husband loves Divine, and my go-tos are usually Mona Lisa or Creme de Anges. Everything here is sooooo creamy and delicious, and you can see the difference in texture between gelato here and other places. The staff is always very friendly and patient (especially with our kids).

Tasty artisanal ice creams! They're a little bit off…read moredowntown, but they have the most extravagant ice cream flavors, saffron ice cream for example!

The best Italian gelato in Nice. There're two stores in…read moreNice old town. So many flavors to choose from, at least 50. Our group love it much that we had it everyday during our stay. Our favorite flavors were rum raisin, café, yogurt flavor, pistachio, ... It's a keeper.

Never seen this many flavors, and all of them were appealing, like calling to me. I ended up…read morehaving a twist of caramel swirl on a hazelnut-based glacier. Service was patient and very kind. Spot found just walking through the streets of Old Nice. Strongly recommend.

Located in the busy streets of Nice, this ice cream shop is worth a try. I highly recommend the…read morepeach flavored ice cream, as it tasted of fresh peaches and sweet in flavor. SOOOO GOOD! The staff was very friendly and spoke English. They offered samples of all their flavors.

By far the best gelato I've ever had, even in trips to Italy. The kindness from the owner/creator…read morehimself was overwhelming, making this an even more memorable experience. He's doing something in the preparation of the gelato wherein the flavors of varieties are really compounded and concentrated. It's like nothing I've had before. From their specialty of the Divine, Salted Caramel and Pistachio; to more exotic blends from Cactus Fruit (grown in Sicily), Italian Peach and a flavor made from Grapes local to the region. Two days left in Nice to sample all of the flavors is not enough - but I will be going back for more. A lady can try.