The perfect icecream place you need to visit during Petaluma summer season. Great location, right…read morein the downtown, excellent service, and an amazing variety of unique flavors. Once you make your choice (and if you are smart, you'll get more than one flavor) you can either sit inside or walk across the street and enjoy your icecream in the square under the trees.

Ordered a gift card for my grandson on July 14 to be sent via email. Received nothing so on July…read more15 started emailing them as to where the card was with no response. On July 16 sent an email under the heading of events. Got a response within the hour with promises to take care of the matter. Today is July 17 and no further responses and no gift card. But they were quick to take my money. An update - today is July 18 - it's midafternoon and no response, and of course, no gift card. Bad way to run a business. Not to mention cheating an 8 year old boy out of a birthday gift. Update to update....no contact from Angela's and no gift card. And of course no refund. My grandchildren love Angela's but I won't be patronizing them any longer, even though technically I should have a $50 credit. Very disappointed. July 22, 2026 UPDATE.. no follow-up or communication from Angela's.... no gift card and no refund. BUYER BEWARE when buying a gift card from Angela's.... proceed cautiously

Quaint place that provides excellent service and tasty food. Amazing ice cream. Cheese samples…read more They have homemade scones and will arrange for sandwiches or burgers where you can include the cheese.

We had a great stop here while in the area on a day trip. It's a cute little shop, not huge inside…read morebut has a nice charm. This is their store, but they make all their product right across the street. You can also pay for a tour over there as well! Ice cream: 5/5 The ice cream was delicious. They have several flavors that look like they get rotated out. Price: 5/5 The price was extremely reasonable. $4 for a scoop and the scoop was large! Customer Service: 5/5 We had amazing customer service here. The gentleman working was extremely personable. He brought out a platter of samples for us to try of different cheeses and butter and he taught the kids some Spanish in the process! He made the whole experience much more fun! If you are in the area, this is a great place to grab some ice cream or a coffee and enjoy the beautiful neighborhood around here.

Came on a post lunch break and wow were my coworkers and I delighted! A block over from Main with…read moreeasy parking and colorful seating inside and out. The kind of place you smell before seeing. Flavors were creative and scrumptious. They have dairy free options and sorbet, too. One flavor on my visit was called 'Holy Cannoli', complete with chunks of ricotta. So neat! I settled on a cone of the hazelnut and sat outside pretending I was in Italy. A very friendly, clean, and upbeat gelato spot - I'll definitely be popping back in to see what new flavors are on tap!

Had toasted hazelnut and chocolate in a cup at the new Oxbow location. I was super-excited to try…read moreit since the other Napa ice cream options are pretty mediocre and gelato is one of my favorite styles after so many trips to Italy, Spain, and other European countries known to cherish gelato where it was a daily treat for me. I'm also happy to see a new business in the Oxbow! But, tho I'll give it another chance soon, I wasn't really happy with the Roman Holiday scoops. The flavors were fine and the density was similar to other gelatos, but I found it to be very sticky and gooey -- more like cake frosting than ice cream -- rather than creamy and milky. In fact there was no sense of dairy terroir at all, which is really one of the things that I look for and truly enjoy in a local ice cream or gelato. I'll give it another shot since I live around the corner. Will update here if I get a better impression.

Cravin's Candy Emporium in Petaluma is a sweet little stop that never disappoints…read more Pure nostalgia for me and magic for our youngest, who's infatuated with their chocolate rocks thanks to a YouTuber she follows (is it real or is it chocolate). We're actual kids in a candy store the moment we step inside. It's become a must-visit whenever we're in the plaza for Sol Food. Parking around the square is fairly easy, staff are helpful with any questions, and the shop itself is a delight, filled with everything from throwback treats to trendy toys. Stop by during the holidays for seasonal candies and fun decor. Pricey but so much fun.

Probably the most extensive candy/treat shop I have ever been to. Super cute ambiance , well…read morestocked with everything from hard candy, old favorites, new candies, gelato, chocolate, and even special sodas. I spent about 20 minutes walking through this shop however I only ended up buying a small bag of salt water taffy which was delicious. If you have a sweet tooth check out this fun shop for some delectable goodies.

Came in with the fam after a warm day to try their gelato. We got the ube and cotton candy for…read more(small size) and it fed all three of us very well. The flavor of the ube is really good. Good as in an Asian guy saying that it's not that sweet but lots of ube flavor good! The cotton candy had a good taste of cotton candy with a little spice kick at the end. Both totally enjoyable! Service is fast and friendly. The owners saw us with kids and they offered an extra cookie for the little ones. Totally family friendly! The space is open with tables and a couch in the corner. It is 100% worth it to come by here and try their gelato. They have other options as well such as the strawberries with Dubai chocolate but that will have to be for another day!

Near downtown Concord one weekday afternoon my wife had an ice cream craving - that's how we ended…read moreup at Milano Gelato. First time, and a while since we'd been at a gelato place, many of our favorites having closed their doors. I also was curious how it would compare to our super premium ice cream haunts. Lots of flavors! You can get two flavors in a small cup ($8.99) - my wife chose a combo of ube and espresso. I went with chocolate and salted caramel. Although not cheap, the cup was packed with a generous amount. There's a decent amount of seating - and our parking spot had one hour before it turned into a pumpkin - so we could relax and enjoy the gelato. Wow, this is the real thing! Made fresh daily, obviously with quality ingredients. My Filipino wife loves her Ube, but has a hard time finding some that meets her standards. She loved this ube gelato - continually commenting on its creaminess. Her espresso gelato had that nice coffee-infused zing. My chocolate gelato was amazing, and the salted caramel wasn't bad either. This place definitely gives that super premium ice cream a run for the money - and that's saying something. We'll be sure to return.

Great spot and family friendly. Love the flavors they have and they seem to add new flavors…read moreconsistently. The employees are also super friendly and helpful.

Who doesn't love a suburban froyo shop? Taylor and I went and sat outside until closing, spilling…read moreall the tea. Great topping selection. I LOVE their cookie dough. They use the off brand sour gummy worms (aka not trolli's). What kind of monster do you think I am? They also didn't have the tart flavor which I enjoy on a summer day. There are dividers offered which is lovely.

Right off the Sonoma Plaza, this little ice cream shop is a quick spot for a quick sweet treat. We…read moreswung by after lunch on a gorgeous late-summer Sunday, and the small storefront had a line out the door, but it moved fast and efficiently, so we weren't waiting long. The shop itself is tiny, with just a couple of small tables outside, so plan on taking your treats to go rather than settling in. We went with the flight, which is a fantastic way to sample the menu: 3-4 flavors for $10 (as of August '26), which is a great value considering a single half scoop runs $4.50 on its own. It was plenty to split between two adults and a kid. We tried the peanut butter M&M, a-lota-choco-lata, salted caramel, and butter brickle (a butter pecan base loaded with toffee brittle) and all four were excellent. They also offer sorbet and vegan options, so there's something for everyone in the group. For the price and quality, this is a great choice if you're wandering the plaza and want something sweet.

We ran into a Sweet Scoops pop-up during the weekly Sonoma Farmer's Market, and it was so tasty, we…read moreknew we had to check out the brick and mortar nearby the next day! Plenty of street parking available, but during busy times, it is also very walkable from anywhere around Sonoma Square. The interior is giving modern ice cream shop, with a quaint space, large display, and exposed brick. Not a ton of seating, so best to grab and continue your walk around the Square. Staff were delightful when we visited. I had the coffee ice cream, which was absolutely delicious. A great sweet finisher to our stay in Sonoma.

Caravaggio Gelato Lab stands out for its commitment to high-quality ingredients--sourcing sesame…read moreseeds from Japan and Nocciola del Piemonte, hazelnuts from Northern Italy. Thanks to an acquaintance who told me about Caravaggio Gelato, we checked it out when a family member was visiting from out of town. It was a treat to be served directly by the gelatiere artigiano who crafts the recipes. Among us three, we tried 4 flavors. We spotted the Gianduja (Hazelnut & Chocolate) later, and it will be on the list for the next visit. * Piedmont Hazelnut (Nocciola del Piemonte): The overall favorite--rich, creamy, and nutty. * Orange Blossom Honey: Our guest's top pick from the regular menu. He exclaimed, beaming, at least three times how good that flavor was! * King Pluot: One of the special flavors of the day, the gelato captured the taste of summer - bright, sweet, and refreshing. * Black Sesame: I was curious how black sesame would taste in gelato, and I was not disappointed - the flavor was deep and earthy, made with Japanese sesame seeds. There may be a dozen gelato and ice cream shops in Berkeley, but Caravaggio is where you'll relish the science and art of gelato making.

Unfortunately I wasn't a fan of the gelato here. I sampled a handful of flavors and didn't feel…read morelike any were that good, but ended up still getting a regular cup because the employee was really nice and I felt bad leaving without getting anything. I got the hazelnut-chocolate and zuppa inglese (English trifle) flavors. Overall I felt like the flavors were very muted and watered down. The zuppa inglese was icy and not creamy at all. Unfortunately this spot really missed the mark for me. Would give 2 stars but bumping up to 3 stars for the very friendly service.

SF Symphony celebrated Elim Chan's debut last night. They had a block party afterwards. This is…read morefantastic. 2000 exited into the party and one of the booths featured Fiorello's gelato. Wow, this gelato was the best I've had in a long time. I can't wait to eat it again. I had vanilla, green tea, and raspberry sorbet. I can't wait to go find it in Molli Stones or do a special run to San Rafael and load up the car. The flavor and texture is fantastic. (Noticed i use that word twice!).

Excellent gelato and sorbet. Amazing variety. Fantastic service. My husband loved a competitor's…read morevanilla gelato, but when it was unavailable, I brought home Fiorello's vanilla bean from the market. My husband was hooked. We googled Fiorello and paid them a visit. I love that there are amazing dairy free flavors. No deprivation in the dairy free department. The texture of their gelatos and sorbets is so satisfying. I feel as if I'm back in Venice. (They are in the canal, but it's not quite the same.) We stock up for ourselves and hand out a few to neighbors and friends in place of wine now that more people are not drinking. Cheers!

I realized it is really good, better than I remember for some reason, so I'm updating my review…read more And the prices are amazing. The triple scoop comes out to less than $3 per scoop. I recommend sharing a triple scoop because that's cheaper than buying 2 singles. I think gelato at this price is unheard of in the bay area, let alone in Blackhawk/Danville of all places. I guess the rent isn't too bad because the place is small, but it is nice and the service is really good too! Definitely will be back! I'm actually no longer as surprised at the stellar ratings. I mean 4.9 star average is still insane, but I'd expect nothing less than 4.5-4.7 to be honest. I like the pistachio, biscoff, cookies and cream, stracciatella, vanilla, and dubai chocolate flavors. The waffle cone is included in the price so make sure to specifically ask for it, I made the mistake of not specifying and it would be 50 cents on the side (probably due to sharing, the single scoop is $5.99 and the triple scoop is $7.99)

Every flavor of gelato is spot on and the texture is amazing! Service is always friendly. I got a…read moregelato cake recently and I have to admit that having leftover cake in the freezer really made the warm days feel like a treat. I was treated to a pineapple sorbet gelato in a cone just last week, and sitting outside on the bench by the store felt like childhood summer days, I highly recommend this nostalgic and wonderful shop.