Grom is my favorite gelato spot in Italy! It's all about the flavors and textures and Grom brings…read morethe business. Also, I really just like the name Grom. Reminds me of Wallace and Gromit. You must 100% abso-positively get these flavors: Crema Come Una Volta - pasty cream with lemon zest Crema di Grom - pastry cream with corn biscuits and Venezuelan chocolate chips You'll thank me later!

For two cones (two scoops of chocolate and cream and chocolate chip each) of gelato, we paid €9…read more The cream with chocolate chips was absolutely AMAZING. Initially, I was interested in something different but after offering a sample, I was sold. The employee there was lovely. He answered our questions, and helped us with our Italian when we asked. Excellent location, just a couple of blocks from Trevi Fountain.

This gelato place is tucked in the Euroma 2 mall on the 3rd floor with the food court! The workers…read moreare very outgoing and can speak English very well! They offer many samples and even give suggestions. This was my surprisingly my 2nd favorite gelato place out of 4 places in Italy. Their pistachio and vanilla cherry are extremely creamy and rich. Recommend if your close by!

We recently traveled to Rome this past June 21-July 7. How did we know about this gelato place you…read moresay. Well we stayed at the MARCELLA ROYAL HOTEL in Rome. We just checked into our hotel. Once we were in our hotel, we opened the window to see our view. Our view was a beautiful building and looking below there was I Caruso. There was a line out the door. So we said to ourselves we would make a stop there, when we were done our tours. Well to no surprise to us, the gelato was excellent. They make there own gelato and other goodies too. My husband loves the pistachio gelato and has for me I love the stracciatella. I could not get enough of it. Sometimes we even went twice a day. Lunch then after dinner. Even when we were full we would still go. There are 3 metal benches which we could sit on to enjoy our gelatos. When ordering gelato cone or cup. The gelato comes with a crispy round cookie. It is delicious with your gelato. If or when. You are near this area, make a stop to enjoy the freshly made gelato. You will not regret it one bit.

There are two locations in Rome. This is not the one I went to the one I went to was Centro storico…read morebut anyhow so so delicious it had a walk up window for real gelato. Very nice inside. Great customer service beautiful ambience very very delicious thank you.

I went to tomacelli branch, however the chocolate was delicious but it was a little expensive, I…read moreaslo had some cookies which were delicious but I expected more creativity, the people who work there were nice

Located in a more residential area of Rome, La Romana feels like a step above your average gelato…read moreshop, with a polished storefront and plenty of cute outdoor seating. Inside, the design is clean and modern, and it's bright, organized, and efficient even when crowded. The vibe is lively and indulgent, with a constant stream of customers, even when we arrived at around 9pm on a Thursday night. I've been told that the telltale sign of a touristy gelateria is when the gelato is piled-high and laden with toppings; this often means that it isn't replaced often, so it isn't fresh. There's none of that here; the gelato is tucked away beneath lids, most likely to retain the fluffiest, creamiest texture. There's menus in both Italian and English, with a variety of upscale, unique flavors, such as Coffee & Cardamom, Zabaglione, and even frozen yogurt! They're more than happy to let you sample, and there's plenty of options for your gelato, including cups, cones, and brioche rolls; there's also other items, such as crepes, coffee drinks, and more. We all ordered different flavors; even a small scoop (€4) comes with two flavors. I truly enjoyed my combination of flavors: Zabaglione (an Italian dessert with egg yolks, sugar, and a sweet wine) and Yogurt Miele e Noci (yogurt with honey and wanluts); the former was just boozy enough with a rich, custardy flavor, and the latter was tart yet herbal from the honey, and earth walnuts adding textural contrast. My friends also loved their flavors, particularly the fruity ones such as Lemon and Raspberry. Pricing is moderate for gelato, but nowhere near tourist traps in the more crowded areas of Rome; I think it's justified. Yes, it's a chain, but I can truly taste the high quality of the ingredients that they use, and their unique flavors that you can't find elsewhere. A great stop if you're in the area!

This is the best gelato I have had since arriving in Rome two months ago. I'm a huge fan of creamy…read moregelato (as opposed to icy), so this hit the nail on the head for me. I got the pumpkin pie and caramel macchiato and they were a perfect combination. You can also get chocolate sauce poured into the cone and whipped cream on top. I highly recommend doing it all. Now I need to go back to try their crepes!

minuscule portions, high prices, workers who won't give samples... I don't understand why anyone…read morewould go here over Giolitti. This place is overblown.

The original venue that gave origin to all other San Crispino that are now scattered around the…read morecity. Here you can not have a cone since ice creams are served exclusively into cups and kept into cylinders maintained each at a specific temperature to keep different flavors at their best. So you won't be able to see the different flavors, but will have to choose from a list. Worth to try the creams and meringues: chocolate or hazelnut meringue flavors are among my favorite and really tasty. A bit overpriced, but still worth.