The owner was super nice and gave me a lot of gelato. The egg cream flavor was kinda light and…read morereminded me of eggnog, but the pistachio was delicious. The cone was also crispy as well.

This gelato place was recommended by our free walking tour guide. We also passed by this place a…read morefew times prior to trying it and there was always a long line. We got and shared (in a 3 Euros size cup) the mango, pistachio, and stracciatella flavors. The gelato was pretty good. There's also seating outside their shop. So, you can sit down and enjoy your gelato.

To be fair, we mostly came here to use the bathroom and hide from the sun. We sat outside near the…read moremisting machines and under an umbrella and ordered wine and a strange martini. Both were fine and were fairly refreshing. Not so many other options to sit for a drink in the square and this served that purpose.

This gelato is the best, just as the sign says. We tried the other gelato on the square but this…read moreone was much better. Highly recommend!

Absolute best gelato I've ever had! The candied lemon peels were a nice addition! Beautiful views…read morereally top it off.

Absolutely delicious. I had the amaretto and pistachio and I can't wait to go back tomorrow.read more

Cappuccino, pastry Very good, service good, friendly…read more And was located close to our hotel,

Super excited about this new American-style cafe..it's a good thing it's not near my house or I…read morethink I would be having iced coffee twice a day, every day! Centrally located, it's downstairs in the shopping area of the main SMN train station, at the entrance near the Tram. I tried the hazelnut iced coffee (€3) and it was blended up with ice, topped with fresh whipped cream, caramel sauce and a sprinkling of nuts on top. A coffee lovers dream. I am so happy to have found a place that does iced coffee the right way in Florence. They serve various flavored coffees, drinks, pastries, yogurt and granola, and yum sandwiches. A perfect place for a quick snack and coffee on-the-go!

Cute little pastry shop on Via Roma. Everything is made in house. What I liked most about Pan di…read moreZucchero is that their offerings are unlike most of the other bakeries we found in the area. Here, pastries seem to be more unique and whimsical rather than traditional, for example the tiny pistachio creme tarts, sushi-style pastries, and wildly frosted and super rich chocolate cake. The owner, Giulia, is super friendly and speaks top notch English. She even recommended a cool street food fair for us. Big plus!

Barroccino was the highlight of our dessert stops in Florence…read more The affogato is absolutely delicious, balanced espresso with gelato that actually holds up, not an afterthought. We went twice during our three days in the city and regret not going a third time. Each visit we tried different flavors and still left thinking about what we didn't get to order. It's a small shop, so the line often spills out into the street, but it moves, and the location makes it easy to work into an evening walk. The espresso is genuinely delightful, which is the whole point of an affogato, and they get it right. Worth the wait, and worth repeating.

Hands down some of the best gelato I've had! I came here 3 times during my 2 day trip to Florence…read more I usually like to stick to flavors that I know and love, but decided to venture out here and try some new ones and they did not disappoint. There's usually a line out the door, but it goes by fairly quickly. La Crema and the Amalfi Lemon were the 2 best flavors I had here. Perfect for such a hot day! Prices aren't too bad here, which is nice.

The gelato here was very yummy, but also much more expensive than the other gelato shops in…read moreFlorence. The employee who served us was very rude and seemed annoyed for some reason. We enjoyed the gelato but would go to another gelato shop instead.

The floor below the boarding area of the train station in Florence (known as The Gallery - Florence…read moreUnderground) is full of various shops and food. This gelato counter is among them. I first ordered an espresso which was very good. I then moved to the gelato portion of the counter and looked at the list of flavors. I spied coffee gelato and asked for a scoop of that but was told they were out. So I got two scoops to make up for my disappointment: stracciatella and caramel. There were plenty of chocolate chunks in the stracciatella but it had too mild a flavor. Same for the caramel, there was barely any taste to it. Sadly bland compared to other gelato I've had in the U.S. which ought to be an embarrassment to Florence. Service here wasn't exactly rude but just abrupt and unfriendly. This is the closest gelato place if you're waiting for a train so there's not much choice.

Late night gelato stop in the train station! Is there ever a bad gelato? This one is a bit higher…read moreprice in the train station because it's a chain store. But it was still delicious. Staff were nice. Inside of shop was clean and bright.

Great gelato spot inside the Florence train station! A small cone/cup gets you 2 different flavors,…read moreand the scoops are generous. It's honestly really good for a chain/train station gelato! I got the pistachio flavor, which was lightly nutty, and the seasonal cheesecake al frutti flavor, which was super lemony + filled with berries and had great buttery cookie crumbles in it. The texture of the gelato was very smooth and soft. The cone is really flavorful and goes well with the gelato as well! Service here is great and very friendly. It's around 5 euros for a small. Definitely recommend for a pre-train ride snack!