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    Gelaterra

    4.8 (6 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Qiongqiong M.

    Glad we stopped by here. Definitely had better gelato but this place is good enough for me! Great service and good price. We stopped here after a long motorcycle ride, and this ice cream made our trip way way way better. Very spacious and with cute decorations

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    Amanda W.

    Giving it 4 stars only bc the vanilla taste a bit like chai, but the pistachio was creamy and yummy. The person behind the counter was friendly but very shy and the inside is spacious. It was clean but some flavors had no label and i was too shy too to ask the shy person. Anyway, I'll come back for mango or other flavors. The price for a cup two scoops around $8 which was fair!

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