1. Blood Orange Ricotta Gelato with Cinnamon…read more 2. Chocolate Gelato Dotted with Large Pieces of Orange Peel. 3. Whipped Cream on Top of All of That That is Even Better Than the Gelato. 4. A Cone Dipped in Fresh Liquid Chocolate 5. A Cookie Dipped in the Same Fresh Liquid Chocolate Standing Straight Up and Down in the Whipped Cream All of this was just as amazing as it sounds here. * * * Steve McQueen was hiding in the Chocolate that was lining the inside of the cone. As I was nearly passed out in bliss over Blood Orange Ricotta Orange Peel Chocolate and Whipped Cream The Chocolate in the Cone decided to make the Great Escape. It tunneled its way to the bottom of the cone and all of the chocolate prisoners made a mad escape through the very end of the cone. My shirt and my jeans were completely covered with large pools of chocolate from navel to knee. * * * Wearing chocolate like that is a Badge of Honor. It shows you have really been there. They sell clothes in Italy if it really comes to that. * * * For gelato like that, you should be ready to do Anything !

I tried the stracciatella and pistachio, topped with a little panna, and I'm still thinking about…read morethem. The texture was incredibly creamy & smooth, and the flavors had this rich, honest depth that made each bite feel a bit special. The panna added just the right touch without overwhelming anything -- it all came together beautifully. One of those gelato moments that stays with you long after the trip. A spot I'd happily go out of my way for again.

The shop has a certain elegance that some flashier locations don't. There are no huge mounds of…read moreneon colored, massproduced gelato here. What you will find is well curated and of high quality. It's absolutely delicious and served by a charming and helpful person. We had affogati that thrilled the senses!

Tiny little place hidden among a bunch of tourist trap restaurants with delicious gelato--and…read morethat's it. No cocktails, no pastries, no distractions. Stopped here our first night in Rome after a leisurely walk from dinner at Ciampari Bistrot up to the Spanish Steps, and it was the perfect sweet treat to end our evening! We recommend: pistaci(pistachio), coco(nut), nioccola(hazelnut), pecsca(peach) and of course ciocolatto!

Very flavorful gelato at this business. My Tiramisu, coconut and lime flavored gelato were well…read moremade and quite tasty. The colors of the gelato were vibrant, and the base fruit definitely showed through and was very pronounced, especially with the lime and the coconut. Overall, an excellent product is being sold here. Note this is a takeout counter only and there is no seating at this business. So if you're looking to sit down and enjoy your gelato, you should definitely consider another business..

So, head north from the Colosseum. Keep going. Avoid the endless tourist restaurants, snack bars,…read moredrink bars, gelateria, souvenir stores, cafes, etc. Continue when the crowds don't, when the waiters stop trying to snag you into their places. Keep going, like you're headed to the Cavour metro station ... And follow the directions to this place, just a few minutes past the worst of the crowds. It's a tiny little place, but the gelato is fantastic, the service patient, and the cold wall above the entryway is worth the price of admission on a hot day. Small cups for EUR 3.5, medium for 4.5, and more than worth it. There's no good outdoor seating (some steps across the street), and the line to the door can be long ... but still worth it.

I want to start of by saying I'm in the minority of human beings and I'm not a huge gelato fan. But…read moreholy smokes does this place take the cake. Legitimately life altering quality in this little cup. I could have eaten this every single night if my jeans would have allowed me too. Could not recommend it highly enough.

We came here because it was closeby to the Colosseum. It was so hot so we definitely knew we wanted…read morea gelato. I got the pistachio and mango gelato. It was so good and very creamy. I would definitely come here again if I ever come back to Rome.

Best gelatooooo ever!!! Really wow! Out of all of the gelato shops we've tried so far (we've eaten…read moreat so many this week oops), Fior di Luna has blown them all out of the ballpark. It's even better than Giolotti which had a huge line in Rome Centre. A friend recommended Fior di Luna, and we're so happy we tried it!! There is a large banner up front saying Fior di Luna's chef is the world champion of gelato, and now I believe it. We got three flavors: mango, lemon basil, and chocolate chip. Just so good. The lemon basil is shocking like a cold pesto almost, the mango creamy but also tart, and the chocolate chip perfection. The choco chip actually was my favorite, so beautifully creamy without being too sweet. Will be making another trip back to the Trastevere district for this!!! Highly highly recommend, will not disappoint!!!

This was a cute shop that had a number of different desserts from cakes, different flavors of…read moretiramisus, gelato, and cannolis! I thought the tiramisu was 5/5 and was pleasantly surprised by its light and fluffy texture. The cannoli was 4/5, I personally wanted a more flavorful cream especially since it was suppose to be a pistachio forward cannoli.

Best nondairy gelato chocolate coffee flavor with nuts I have ever had! Cone is very good too…read more Small portion sizes but price matches portion.

i went to the other location and i thought it was a store specific issue with the freezer. the…read morefruit flavors are too melted and lack mouthfeel. i got stracciatella and caramel. it was better but similar issue. the flavors were good though

Possibly the best gelato I've had in Rome so far! I got the Mora and a chocolate (one of three…read moretypes!). You can tell this place is legit because it is in a fairly quiet area and has tons of locals going in and out for a scoop of gelato. We had to do lots of gesturing to explain what we wanted, but the service was friendly. The store itself is very humble with minimal decoration, so you know the gelato speaks for itself. Worth the hike up the Monteverde steps!

Magnificent, beautiful gelateria with magical, balanced flavors-- one of the very best in Roma!read more

One of the top 2 gelatos I've had. We went back twice -- two nights in a row. The first time I got…read morea brioche because I was a bit hungry after dinner. Their cream flavor was SOO light and had a nice lemon taste to it. The pecan flavor was also amazing and had a good mix of sweet and a bit savory. Honestly would go back to this place every night! Service is quick and they offer recommendations as well (staff helped me choose since I don't like chocolate). Expect a long line on Friday nights and likely weekends! But it moves quickly and is worth it.

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!

Today, on my walk toward Neptune's Fountain, I passed this little gelato shop--Gelateria La…read moreRomana--and kept going. But I stopped in my tracks because I saw a line wrapped up 50+ people deep, all waiting just to get inside and order. Now it's day two in Rome and I still hadn't had any gelato, even though I've walked past what feels like a hundred shops. So what would a fat man from Alabama do? Turn right back around, of course--because nothing says "this is probably good" like a crowd stacked up like cordwood waiting for ice cream. I finally make it up to the counter and the young guy looks at me and says in English, "What do you want?" Well... I can't pronounce half of what I'm looking at, so I just show him a picture of his own menu I had snapped a minute earlier. He smiles, reads it out loud, and then asks, "What size?" At that point my brain is a mess, so I mumble "medium" and point at the cup sitting by the register. One problem down. Then I move into the next line--about a dozen people ahead of me--and when it's finally my turn again, I just point at my receipt like, "It's on there somewhere, I think." I can't read Italian, so I'm fully operating on faith at this point. The guy looks up and says, louder this time: "What flavor?" Flavor? That was not the question I was prepared for. So I point back at the picture again and say, "Whatever that is... I want that one." He scoops it up, loads it into the cup, and sends me on my way. Now comes the real test--taste it--but there are people everywhere, so I grab a quick photo first, because priorities. First bite? Hallelujah. That was the moment. That gelato hit and I just kept walking down the sidewalk like a man who somehow figured out how to survive ordering ice cream in Italy. Seriously, it was excellent. And if I get turned around again like today, I already know where I'm going back.

Get ready to wait in line for a sweet treat! So creamy, fresh, and delicious. Worth the walk and…read morewait. We enjoyed pistachio, Dal which is sweet with a slight lemon flavor, mango, coconut. Really I think all flavors are worth a try. Service and staff was too notch.

Probably the MOST unique gelato flavors I've ever tasted. So amazing. The people there were very…read morenice. The ambiance was like a typical ice cream shop. The wife and I will definitely be coming back here.

they do have unique flavors but execution was poor. the fridges are not cold enough so the gelatos…read moreare almost melted. not good. skip