Had a gelato almost every single day I was in Italy and this was one of the top ones! Dark…read morechocolate sorbet is my go to flavor and it did not disappoint here. The nota nera (dark chocolate cream with raspberry sorbet) was also delicious, as was the yogurt with berries flavor. Small shop with no seating inside and is located on a busier street, so we took our gelato to a nearby piazza to enjoy it there. Server allowed us to sample a flavor or two before ordering which is always appreciated!

A trendy gelato spot amongst tourists. They got all the classics flavors as well as more modern…read moreones. We went with the Stracietella and Pistachio in an edible cup and did enjoy them. They weren't bad by any means but I'd say there are better spots in the city. Their thin cookie was good though.

Great selection of Italian made chocolates and treats. Pay by the weight. You get baggies to fill…read moreand there are many kinds of flavors to choose from. There's one for everyone back home so be sure to stop here at their location in Venezia before you leave. They also have gelato and ciocolata calda available!

This gelato spot is famous for a reason and doesn't disappoint! You are able to sample as many…read moreflavors as you want but they wanted us to pay for our ice cream first. The small has 2 flavors, medium up to 3, and grande up to 4. The chocolate and nuts are an additional charge. We ended up getting the cremino, cappuccino, dark chocolate, and pistachio. Every flavor was so good and complimented each other. Definitely recommend!

You're in Venice... it's summer, have a little gelato. I noticed several of these Gelato shops…read morewhile walking around. The repot having handmade gelato. Here's what I know. The two people working here were very nice, fluent in English and could describe all the flavors as needed. We sort of like the little food/gelato shops on the smaller streets... feels more authentic. Between the two of us we had four flavors. I quite fancied the Dubai.

Best gelato during my visit to Italy. I mean this to be the utmost compliment because I ate gelato…read morealmost everyday I travelled through Venice and Rome. My boyfriend and I were passively walking around exploring the streets of Venice. You honestly see gelato shops everywhere but the selection at Gelato Fantasy looked appealing to us. We shared a Small - 2 Scoop (5€) in which my boyfriend picked Hazelnut and I picked Pistachio (+1€). The texture of the gelato was smooth and incredible. You can taste the high-quality ingredients in the products. Both flavors were delicious. A truly sweet memory! This truly lived up to all of my gelato fantasies while exploring Italy.

There is a line but it does move quickly as the workers work really hard here. It's a bit small…read moreshop but they make it work to make sure their customers don't wait too long. The gelato is first place I have seen that covers their gelato, which is the original and better gelato. The so fresh and creamy. So good. I would go there all the time if I lived in Venice. It's a must stop every day if your hotel is near by.

Soooo delicious! I tried the pistachio flavor and was completely blown away. Everyone who we…read moreencountered working there was unbelievably kind and patient. Nice presentation as well.

If you're looking for exceptional gelato in Venice, make your way to Gelateria Ca D'Oro. A local…read morechef told us it's one of the top three gelato shops in the city, and after one visit, I can see why. The difference is immediately noticeable. The ingredients taste incredibly fresh, natural, and high quality, allowing each flavor to shine without being overly sweet or artificial. Every bite was rich, creamy, and exactly what authentic Italian gelato should be. One piece of advice: eat it fast! We happened to visit during the record-breaking heat wave, and our gelato started melting almost the moment it was handed to us. Not exactly a complaint, just proof that this is the perfect treat on a scorching Venetian afternoon.

Excellent gelato and genuinely friendly service…read more Dennis was our server and he could not have been nicer or more helpful. I asked for recommendations and his were all on point, including the changing daily special flavor. Today's was dark chocolate and it was the best gelato we have had on this multi city Italian tour, and Venice is city #10 on this tour for us! In fact it was so good my family of four went back after dinner for a second helping and to try other flavors. We experienced the same fast and friendly service from Dennis, and the same outstanding quality and deliciousness from the gelato. Highly recommend grabbing gelato here for anybody visiting. You will not regret it!

I think this might be my favorite gelato so far this trip. It is located in the Venice Train…read moreStation and is not to be missed. I had the salted caramel and it was delicious. It wasn't as thick as the other gelatos which was nice as well. 100 percent recommend stopping by here if you have a chance.

Hands down the best gelato's in Venice...superb flavors along with the service is friendly and…read moreaccommodating

Oh wow! I bought the…read more6 piece tin of various chocolates... and each one was soo delicious Highly recommend

Rosa Salva is a cut above the tourist trap "bakeries" you'll find dotting Venice, and it came…read morerecommended by our hotel. That said, it's totally a chain, not some privately owned, led-by-an-artisan, locally famous paradise. My mother and I munched on chocolate and plain croissants. It was 8:00 on a Saturday, well before the town woke up, and the staff were already girding for an intense day, which bled over into the ambiance. Fun fact: I learned here that a pain au chocolat and a "chocolate croissant" aren't necessarily the same thing! The latter is a chocolate cream inside a plain croissant, not dissimilar from something you'd eat in a donut.

Despite the occasional whiff of diesel from the vaporetto, wonderful place to sit and enjoy water…read moreviews and boat activities. My waffle with 2 scoops was so enjoyable. The americano was served as an espresso shot with side of hot water. Wait person was patient and informative and attentive.

Good spot for evening drinks looking over the Lagoon. Also understand the gelato is very good…read morealthough we did not indulge. The service is slow but good.

No longer exists. Walked 3 miles. It's am ATM machine…read more Oh how we longed for crepes. Not much for a filling breakfast.

Good and very filling crepes! Surprisingly inexpensive, Only €5 for a savory crepe and even less…read morefor sweet crepes! The staff working was nice and helpful. All of the recipes look yummy! Got he La Mina and it was delicious! Take away ok too! I took half back home to the hotel! Wish I had room for a chocolate dessert crepe!

I'm a big fan of self serve froyo - I like to mix and match my flavours and add liberal amounts of…read moretoppings. So, I was super excited to stumble across this self serve gelateria close to the Rialto Bridge The shop is shiny and modern, especially in such a historic town as Venice. The staff are helpful and offer tasting of the gelato if you're not sure which flavour to choose. They haven't quite figured out using small sample cups yet, so you get a generous helping of samples They had 12 flavours on offer, a mixture of creamy gelatos and fruity sorbets. Both were amazing, especially considering they came out of machines. My fear that they'd taste like soft scoop ice cream proved unfounded. I chose a refreshing zingy tangerine sorbet and the girlfriend went for decadently luxurious vanilla They offer paper cups in 2 sizes as well as waffle cones and cups To finish off your creation, they offer a wide mix of sweet toppings, sauces and preserved fruit. Some fresh fruit might be a good addition for them to consider Payment is by weight. For our full small bowl, we paid 3.95 Euros

Amazing place. The only self-serve geletaria I found in Italy, but it's the only one I'd ever need…read more I wish there was a place like this in the states. There were tons of flavors and even more toppings. They even had a whipped cream dispenser that was to die for. The milk flavor was especially good. I didn't care for the berry syrup(?) that I tried but my boyfriend was fond of it. The decor was really cool, everything in the store was white and everything added to the atmosphere of the store. Very clean and the employees were very nice and both spoke some english. Reasonable prices, about what I'd expect to pay a self-serve frozen yogurt place in America. Both my boyfriend's and my gelato was around €7. If I could take any piece of Italy home with me, it would be this geletaria.