I was trying to find a gelato place close to where we found the 5€ pasta which I also highly…read morerecommend and was going to give in and go to Grom, which was at least a ten minute walk away. Grom was always my fave place in the Wevil, NYC, but I wanted to try something new since it's a chain. Well, luckily for me I stumbled upon this place that had zero reviews (odd). For two flavours you must order a medium at 2,50 euros which seemed to be a Florence-Venice small but the cones were fresh and delicious. The girl working there was quite patient with my photos and testing and she told me that they had two locations. I noticed that they had lots of sorbets and frozen yogurt from a machine, but of course I stuck with my standby hazelnut and chocolate which I love, and the rest of the selection seemed smaller than the usual. The gelato was stored properly in stainless steel bins which made it seem more authentic and more fresh than the pile-it-high places. It did drip fast but if you are quick you can turn right upon leaving and sit in Campo San Margarita square on one of the few benches to eat. Just watch for the pigeons and little Italian ladies who might steal the end of your bench and leave you very little room while they merrily complete their crosswords (which was pretty funny). Luckily for us, we did not get hit by anything and it was such a nice break from all of the cars and Vespas that we previously had to dodge in Roma and Firenze!

Does not exist. Took me down an alley that was locked and had no entry. Needs better indication of…read morewhere it is

I think this might be my favorite gelato so far this trip. It is located in the Venice Train…read moreStation and is not to be missed. I had the salted caramel and it was delicious. It wasn't as thick as the other gelatos which was nice as well. 100 percent recommend stopping by here if you have a chance.

- Locale Destination - It's on campo S barnaba and C. Lunga…read moreS Barnada in Venice, Italy. It's by small church and canal, which is most places in Italy. Lol. But Grom has many locations - in the town, stations, in Milan, too. Ambiance: warm and casual Menu: very typical Service: I was skipped several times though I was in line. *** Gelato *** Flavor: great, natural, bold yet refined Flavor choices: typical Sweetness: light yet perfect Price: Portion: perfect. Not too big. Texture: nice consistency, not too light Overall: elegant gelato w/quality - Gluttony Expedition - Milk: very creamy, smooth, rich flavor. Almost like soft serve. Raspberry: very fruity, light in sweetness, good consistency. ** My gelato ranking in Venice and Milan ** 1. Gelatoteca Suso (Venice): the best 2. Gelato di Natura (Venice) *2 & 3 are neck and neck 3. Grom (Venice) 4. Oggi (Milan)

Loved Suso - we visited twice during our stay in Venice. There are so many fun flavors,…read moreparticularly enjoyed their chocolate and mixed complex flavors. Service is fast and efficient; gelato is rich and creamy. So good! I ordered a gelato and walked around town enjoying it.

I saw this gelato shop all over Instagram so we had to see if it lived up to the hype . There's…read morealways a long line here so we knew we were in for a real treat. Suso serves up all the classic gelato flavors plus some other flavors to satisfy your sweet tooth. I have an obsession with pistachio so I went with their signature Gianduja gelato. It was a fusion of chocolate with hazelnuts covered with pistachio cream and Cervia salt. I also got a second scoop of their tiramisu Venezia in a peanut chocolate covered cone as well. The flavors went together perfectly and had the creamiest texture. It was the best gelato I've ever had. So if you're in Venice, pay Suso a visit. You won't regret it!!!

Two weeks in Italy. Gelato 2x most days…read more = probably 20-24 different gelatos After all that, and on our final night in Italy we went here and had the absolute best gelato. Loved it so much. Lots of candied orange peels, orange flavors, creamy gelato, and chunks of chocolate. Best of the entire trip.

nothing special. ended up getting three different flavors because my fiancée didn't like the first…read moretwo we got (the orange chocolate one which just tasted like orange and the salted caramel which was extremely salty). the third flavor we got was the black chocolate which tasted sort of like brownie mix and was very thick, almost gelatinous. 2.50 euro for a single scoop on a cone or in a bowl isn't a bad price but the actual gelato was not better than stuff I have gotten back in US. unless you are really craving ice cream I would not say this place is worth going to as it is not exceptional in any way.

Asked our hotel concierge where is the best gelato that he goes to. We passed 4 other places and it…read morewas worth it. Staff was friendly with quick service. We paid with card. All the flavors looked beautiful and vibrant. Pistachio. Delicious. The perfect balance of sweet and savory and nutty. Great texture. Strawberry. Very refreshing and bright. Delicious bite. Literally tasted like a frozen strawberry.

The absolute most exquisite gelato I have ever had! It was so incredible that we went back two…read morenights in a row. FRAGOLOSA, OLYMPIA, and TARTA DE QUESO, were the flavors I tried. They were all absolutely delicious. The Olympia was my favorite! I had it both nights I went. I hope I am able to have this gelato again one day! DO NOT MISS IT.

No longer exists. Walked 3 miles. It's am ATM machine…read more Oh how we longed for crepes. Not much for a filling breakfast.

Good and very filling crepes! Surprisingly inexpensive, Only €5 for a savory crepe and even less…read morefor sweet crepes! The staff working was nice and helpful. All of the recipes look yummy! Got he La Mina and it was delicious! Take away ok too! I took half back home to the hotel! Wish I had room for a chocolate dessert crepe!

Walked along the wonderful Fondamenta Misericordia and spotted this place. Seemed to be very…read morepopular, a very long line waiting to get some gelato. Decided to skip it that day. But came back the next day for some Cicchetti next door (Vino Vero). But this time a lot less visitors, so we decided to try some of their gelato. And what a fantastic gelato place this turned out to be! Lots of wonderful flavors. All the classic and some more adventurous ones. We went for the Tiramisu and the Amarena (sour cherries). The gelato has a perfect texture. Very rich, very creamy. Nice flavors, the Amarena not too sweet and not too sour. The Tiramisu a perfect choice if you feel like some Tiramisu, but also feel like some ice cream. It was nice to sit at the canal enjoying the ice cream. Staff was friendly, prices for the quality really fair.

You cannot truly experience Venice without wandering its winding side streets and stopping for…read moreauthentic Italian gelato. I made it a point to visit Bacaro del Gelato in the Cannaregio district, and it was easily one of the best food decisions of the journey. Their small-batch menu features incredible artisanal offerings, ranging from a refreshing lemon sorbet to their famous, rich Cremino al Pistacchio. While every flavor my group tried was fantastic, the classic chocolate was my absolute favorite. It was incredibly smooth, deep, and perfectly balanced.

The BEST Gelato We Had in Venezia!…read more As we wrapped up our day in Venezia and started making our way back to catch the train to Milano, we decided to make one last stop for dessert and I'm so glad we did! Without a doubt, this was the best gelato I had during my entire trip to Italy.I've been to Italy before, and this place is still my favorite. One thing I loved right away was that they let you sample the flavors before deciding, so you don't have to guess what you'll like. They also had plant-based gelato and plant-based milkshakes which was a huge plus for anyone who doesn't eat dairy. For such a small gelato shop, I was honestly surprised by how much they offered. They had a huge variety of gelato flavors, including Tiramisu Kinder Sorpresa Snickers and many others. They also had different cone options, including regular cones, chocolate-dipped cones, and sprinkle-covered cones. If you're not in the mood for gelato, they also had milkshakes and what looked like refreshing frozen drinks or slushies. I decided to get my gelato in a cone instead of a cup. I ordered the **Kinder Sorpresa and Snickers flavors, and they were absolutely incredible. The Kinder Sorpresa tasted just like the famous Kinder chocolate rich, creamy milk chocolate with a sweet cream flavor that melted in your mouth. The Snickers flavor was loaded with chocolate, caramel, and peanut flavor, just like the candy bar. The combination of the two was perfect. To top it off, my cone came with a thin, crispy cookie, which was a nice little bonus. Everyone in our group loved their gelato and milkshakes. The only exception was my sister. She ordered what I believe was the banana flavor, and she felt it was a little too basic for her taste. Everyone else, though, couldn't stop talking about how good theirs was. What made the experience even better was the customer service. The gentleman helping us was friendly, funny, engaging, and genuinely seemed to enjoy helping customers. He encouraged us to sample flavors and made the whole experience fun. If you're walking through the streets of Venezia this is a stop you don't want to miss. Whether you're craving gelato, a milkshake, or just a sweet treat before heading back to your hotel or train, this place has something for everyone. 10/10.Amazing flavors, lots of variety, great customer service, and hands down the best gelato I had in Italy.This is definitely a must-stop if you're visiting Venezia!

You're in Venice... it's summer, have a little gelato. I noticed several of these Gelato shops…read morewhile walking around. The repot having handmade gelato. Here's what I know. The two people working here were very nice, fluent in English and could describe all the flavors as needed. We sort of like the little food/gelato shops on the smaller streets... feels more authentic. Between the two of us we had four flavors. I quite fancied the Dubai.

For 6 euros... you cannot beat the deal! You get a gigantic slice of pizza...and 2 scoops of…read moregelato... and a soda. The pizza was to die for. They offer margerita, veggie, and meat while I was there. The pizzas are large and thin like New York style pizza, but the pizza sauce and cheese are more Italian... and the crust is soft and chewy at the same time. It's literally a taste of heaven!! I ate an expensive pizza restaurant in Venice where a whole pie was the same slice as my pizza but 14 euros... and that pizza sucked compared to this one!! Their gelato is yummy too. Just be sure to clarify to the gelato scooping guy you purchased the meal dea otherwise for some of our tour group members.. they got charged again for a smaller size gelato. There's no where to sit... but when in Venice... even in the rain... you walk and enjoy :)

After non-scientific sampling of numerous gelato shops in Venice, this is the winner of our best…read moregelato contest! Looks much like all the other gelato places but the gelato is perfection--creamy and light with perfect flavorings. My partner leaned toward the chocolate, while I loved the cherry. Definitely worth the stop!

Best ice cream in murano, two large four scoop tubs for €14 , I've been charged £7 for two mr wippy…read morewith flakes in cleethorpes and they wasn't a patch on this places

Best gelato in Venice! We tried different flavors (coffee, nutella, caramel popcorn, straciatela,…read morechocolate, berries and snickers) and they were all amazing! The owner is very nice, she speaks English and Spanish and allows you to try until you decide. I highly recommend them!