The gelato here is amazing, maybe not the best we had in Rome, but it's delicious and very fresh.read more

recommended by alina from il fontanaro organic farm (a must try cooking class!). the gelato was…read moreexquisite, fresh, and packed a punch with fully natural flavors. i got the hazelnut and pistachio and it was such a heavenly combination. small joint, order and walk out - i recommend the steps in front of the church just across the way. this is THE gelato spot - don't miss out!!

This is the best gelato around these parts. Line is long for a reason. Gelato is kept under the…read morecounter as it should be! Don't miss out and get suckered into the other shops with gelatos on display.

We've got to Fredo right after a great lunch we had at La Buca Della Fate. I saved some space in…read moremy stomach after seeing that little corner ice cream spot. What a bet I took. Lunch with no desert. And how smart I was! The pistachio and nocciole (hazelnut )Gelato were amazing. I couldn't stop eating. I ordered one after the other and still couldn't get enough. absolutely a must

BEST GELATO AND SERVICE! they have special flavors like…read morelemon and herbs, grapefruit and elderflower. The yogurt gelato is out of this world

Interesting combinations of flavors, rich texture, not overly sweet. I'm picky about ice cream and…read morethis was one of the best. Frutti di bosca with ginger was perfect. Watermelon with ginger and a few other flavors I don't remember was great too.

This is probably the best gelato I had in all of Italy. The service was very fast and the workers…read morewere kind. They recommended the lemon gelato, I don't even like lemon, but it was out of this world and I ate the entire thing.

I went to this tiny gelateria and had some of the best gelato I've ever had. The combo of chocolate…read moreand coffee was yummy.

This little street corner gelato and crepe shop offers some excellent gelato at really good prices…read more We stopped in later at night right before closing time, but they graciously served us gelato with a smile. I got a cup with both pistachio and chocolate hazelnut. The pistachio was one of the better pistachios we had in Italy with a strong buttery pistachio flavor. I get this flavor as a benchmark whenever I get gelato, and they passed with flying colors. The chocolate hazelnut was also great. It seems like they do a lot of crepes and Nutella-themed dessert options, and I would love to come back to try those.

This delicious gelato place is worth the calories! So adorable and the owner is beyond friendly…read more This place had many flavors to choose from and it's so incredibly inexpensive. Highly recommend!

We have been all over Italy. We visit every year and this is our favorite Gelateria in all of…read moreItaly! Gelato in general is good but the gate here is outstanding! My favorites; chocolate orange and pistachio

Gelateria Dondoli is one of San Gimignano's most iconic culinary stops, transforming a simple…read moregelato into a memorable Tuscan experience. It is located in the heart of Piazza della Cisterna, the award-winning gelateria is known for its rich, ultra-creamy textures, high-quality local ingredients, and inventive flavors created by master gelato maker Sergio Dondoli. While classics like pistachio and chocolate are exceptional, the shop is especially famous for creative combinations such as saffron and pine nut cream or pink grapefruit with sparkling wine. We tried Rosemary Baby (Raspberry and Tuscan rosemary) and safron and pine nut cream gelato. Nothing like we ever tasted...The atmosphere is lively and energetic, with long lines that reflect its international reputation. We waited in line about 30 minutes but was well worth it. Despite the long line and higher prices, Gelateria Dondoli remains a must-visit destination. Enjoying a cone beneath the medieval towers of San Gimignano turned the experience into more than dessert...it becomes part of the town's charm, and unique character.

Gelateria Dondoli is one of those places that gets a lot of hype, and it definitely draws a crowd…read morein San Gimignano. When we visited, there was a line about 15 people deep out the door, but it moved reasonably quickly. They offer a wide range of unique flavors -- things like rosemary, lavender, and other creative combinations you don't usually see. It makes for a fun experience trying something different. All the flavors we tried were good, and overall the gelato was excellent. We've had some incredible gelato elsewhere in Italy, but this was still very enjoyable. Worth stopping in if you're in San Gimignano. Grab some and enjoy by the well in the center of the piazza.

What an absolute treat! From cookies to gelato, and featuring a variety of coffee options,…read morePasticceria Giovannini is worth the stop. The cookies are all crumble in your mouth fresh, with an attention to quality that is immediately apparent. Each offering has a unique style and flavor, and everything is very reasonably priced. The staff is super friendly, especially if you're making an effort to communicate in Italian. And as you'd expect, this cafe has a neighborhood, local feel. It's stylish and lively, but not overwhelming. One of our favorite spots in Montecatini.

Words don't do this place justice! Amazing pasticceria!!! Friendly staff, super affordable, amazing…read moreespresso and the desserts are out of this world. My mother and I were on vacation in Montecatini at a hotel that was a 1 minute walk away (dangerous). Our morning routine was to get a cappuccino and un caffe. The espresso was strong and full of flavor. Most days we came back later in the day and tried other varieties - all great. Now about the desserts....nothing like I've ever tasted in America! Everything was so clean, had unique tastes with a perfect amount of sweetness - just mouthwatering. The prices were super low too. One visit we got 5 pastries for 8 euros. Giovannini makes me want to vacation there again ASAP!!

We stopped here on our wine tour and it was the perfect little spot to try my fort affogato! He let…read moreus pick 3 flavored of ice cream, even if he had to use three different scoops and the coffee was also made with three different kind of coffee beans! It was a perfect place to stop for a coffee in between all of the food and wine tasting! I am sorry that I didn't get a photo of my treat as it just melted too fast!

$1.50 for 2 flavors. All the nut flavors are delicious. Nice seating outside. Cash only. Great…read moreartisanal gelato in Montalcino!