I can't believe I'm just now discovering this gem of bakery. It's located in the art district so…read moreit's the perfect place to stop by before or after exploring the area. I didn't order any of the espresso drinks but the desserts I got were phenomenal!! CINNAMON ROLL: If you're someone who avoids cinnamon rolls bc they're too sweet, you'll love this one. The cream cheese icing had a minimal amount of sweetness to complement the sweet roll. PISTACHIOS CUBE: It's so cute and yummy. It's composed of flakes layers and filled with a pistachio cream and raspberry filling. I was a little hesitant about the raspberry bc I'm not a huge fan of fruity fillings but it paired perfectly with the pistachio. PESTO SPINACH CROISSANT: This savory pasty is so delectable. It's flavoral and light and airy at the same time.

I'm spoiled in that I've had authentic gelato from an Italian who studied at Gelato University…read more This is not authentic gelato. It's good, it's OK. You probably would like it. I had the strawberry. It was much too airy. Not bad flavor, just not intense enough. Some of their other fruit flavors, like mango and raspberry looked like they would have intense enough flavor. I tried the coffee one and I didn't think it had enough coffee flavor to it. Prices seem reasonable. The service was friendly. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

First time stopping by this location of Botolino a few weeks ago after dinner in the area and it…read morehit the spot! Was pretty busy on a Saturday night but the line went quickly and the gelato remains unbearable. Pistachio is always great and the amarena which was new to me was also tasty.

Sooo yumm and a good treat after walking in the heat for so long I got a half and half raspberry &…read morelychee and big mango. Both were soo bomb with strong flavors. My friend got olive oil which honestly just tasted like a weird vanilla to me and mascarpone and fig which was also delish! Tasted just like a brown sugar boba and very creamy!!! Seats are a bit limited so better for small groups.

Yummy and aesthetic! I liked how the gelato was on the solid-er side so it wasn't too messy to eat…read more The small cone was a really good portion size, and it wasn't too expensive either :) I love that they make it into the shape of a rose/flower, it feels like it came straight from Italy. I got pistachio, cherry, and stracciatella and that's the order of my preference. The cone was crispy and not stale too despite me goring around 10:30pm. There is seating inside and outside. Perfect for the Dallas heat.

Good, not great. Options of flavors but the overall endless flavor concept and ordering is kinda…read morerushed and confusing.

If you're looking for old fashioned candies in the likes of Zots & Peanut Butter Bars...this IS the…read moreplace! They also had decadent chocolates, big & small! Now watch how much you stuff in your bags because they charge by the weight & you can find yourself spending a pretty penny for some candy & fudge...like we did ! The service was wonderful because we were greeted even before we entered the store & they answered all of our questions. They have great specials that are made that day & are not part of the regular menu. So go get you some chocolate, fudge or old fashioned candies!

Bit pricey, but the service was good. I got a strawberry gelato affogato to-go. Worth checking out…read moreif you're in the area and wanting a sweet treat.

This is my first time at this location; I was introduced by the people that I work with. It's super…read moreclose to my job, and I am glad. As you walk in, you are welcomed with this great blue tile all over, which makes me feel relaxed, and I may be biased cause my favorite color is blue. They have a nice selection of breads; their coffee is good. I ordered their breakfast burrito. Wow, this burrito is big; it is filled with egg, bacon, and chicken sausage. It comes with a chipotle sauce, which has a bit of a kick but is good. Overall, this is a great place to stop by for coffee on the way to work and grab a quick bite. This will be my go-to when I work downtown.

I recommend their Greek yogurt to go, and their coffee is Sooo good! I really liked their syrups…read morefor coffee and pretty good coffee itself too! Their bagel sandwich is also good & pretty big for the size, great coffee really, food, and customer service

You order inside the store, and when it's ready they call out your name from the window. There…read morewasn't much seating, just a few tables and chairs in a small patio in the front. Employees were direct and fast. Ordered 3 of the classic beignets, they were pretty good. Would maybe go again if I was in the area but I wouldn't seek it out. There also wasn't much parking nearby and I got a ticket from parking in a nearby lot.

I stopped by Le Bon Temps and ordered the beignets, which came with three, along with an Americano…read morecoffee. The first thing I noticed was the ambiance. It had a nice, warm, and welcoming feel, which made it a comfortable spot to sit and enjoy a quick treat. The staff was attentive and took my order pretty quickly, which I appreciated. My Americano came out hot and had a really good bold flavor. I love adding cream to my coffee, and once I did, it balanced out that strong kick perfectly. The beignets were made fresh to order and took about 7 minutes to come out. They were hot, soft, and very fluffy, almost more similar to a donut than a traditional beignet. Since most of my beignet experience comes from New Orleans, Louisiana, I definitely had a different texture in mind going in. I personally wish they had been a little crispier, especially around the edges, but they were still decent and enjoyable. Overall, I had a good experience. Between the welcoming atmosphere, attentive service, good coffee, and fresh beignets, I would definitely try Le Bon Temps again without hesitation.

I always pass by here and had to give it try . Really worth it . Parking is ok but be ready to…read morewalk around a block or two . I went in with my dog and Jacklyn gave us a. Free pup cup . I really recommend this place . Fresh to order coffee and great pastries . Thank you

I stopped by Palmieri just before closing. The store was clean, and the service was quick and…read morefriendly. I picked up the last two pastries available, and they were a little hard on the bottom, so I'd recommend visiting earlier in the day for the freshest selection. The pistachio ice cream definitely hit the spot. I'd come back again, just a bit earlier next time.

Desserts after lunch?! Why the hell not!…read more I got the " olde fashion sundae " it was greatttt until I finally realize it didn't go hand in hand with my lunch.... However, over all, always dig the food trucks in Kldye Warren park!

Wow. Now hold on just a second. Have a seat people, because this is some news and a half. Don't…read morefeel like reading? No need, but do know this: What's da Scoop? serves up better ice cream than... Blue Bell. I know I know, it's blasphemous, and my punishment should be nothing short of burning at the stake for such a claim. Curious as to why? Read on! Star 1: How was the service and atmosphere? First and foremost, let's line up the competition shall we? Yes, Blue Bell is the king of kings when it comes to the Texas ice cream scene, and you can buy it literally everywhere from 7-Eleven to Whole Foods. Additionally, there are some local joints that dish up both Blue Bell and their own treats as well, so let's take a look at who they are: Coolhaus (2 Stars): http://www.yelp.com/biz/coolhaus-dallas#query:Cool%20Haus Tiff's Treats (4 Stars): http://www.yelp.com/biz/tiffs-treats-dallas Pokey-O's (3 Stars): http://www.yelp.com/biz/pokey-os-cookies-and-ice-cream-dallas Obviously, the closest comparison here is Coolhaus in that it's another food truck, but even so, WdS takes the cake when it comes to service. Friendly faces, abundant samples, and quick service. What more could you ask for? Star Granted. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? So today at Klyde Warren Park was what I commonly refer to as a "spontaneous cheat day" no? I think you get the idea. I classify the day as such because I opted for not one or two, but THREE scoops of ice cream. I simply couldn't make up my mind, and for good reason. What an amazing menu. Yes, Blue Bell can get exotic, but these were unbelievable. Let's hear some of them, with my three selections up top: Haley's Comet: Vanilla + Chocolate Ice Cream with caramel and chocolate covered caramel cups Yippee Skippee: Peanut Butter Ice Cream with chocolate covered pretzels Ultimate Oreo: Vanilla + Oreo Crumb Ice Cream with Oreos Kitty Kitty Bang Bang: Chocolate Ice Cream with Raspberry Swirls, Oreos and Chocolate Chunks Maui Passion: Banana Puree, Strawberry Swirls and Oreos woah. as in... wow. The best part? Three scoops were only $5.95! Is that cheap? Well, no, but it's the same price as my ice cream sandwich at Coolhaus! Star Granted. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? You know heaven? Or at least the notion of heaven if you're not of the religiously inclined? We'll call it euphoria no? Well here's what you're going to do. Take that euphoria, freeze it, and put it in a cup, because there, ladies and gentlemen, is the only comparison I have to specifically my scoop of Ultimate Oreo as well as the 'Zoreo' flavor that I tasted. As I mentioned, these flavors were right on par with Blue Bell, and the Oreo flavors were even better. Not overly frozen even though I came towards the end of the day, not too sweet, and just the right amount of richness. It's not gelato, so don't expect that, but it's purely homemade and all in all just a great treat regardless of the weather. Dual Stars Granted. Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could? Alas, the elusive fifth star. "But Paul! You've raved on and on!" Indeed I have dear reader, indeed I have, but there is but one problem. While I love ice cream as much as near every puppy I've ever encountered, I also love cookies. At Pokey-O's and Tiff's Treats? I can have my ice cream AND my cookies. So hear me out: If What's da Scoop were to have cookies? I would truly be the perfect dessert spot. In that they don't, I simply can't give the fifth star. That having been said? WdS is a great new addition to the Dallas Food Truck scene, and I have no doubt that they're going to be a smash hit come Summertime. No Star Granted.