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    Punto Gelato

    3.6 (101 reviews)
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    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Mellanie P.

    Went here last night for my favourite gelato in the city. I will start with I've tried a couple of places and this is still my favorite because it reminds me of gelato in Italy, HOWEVER I still haven't tried many other places to say it's the best in the city. (If anyone has any new suggestions for me send me a message) It's just the best I've had so far. I happened to read a lot of the other reviews and I guess I'd say im fortunate not to have met the owner? I had a pleasant experience with the service from the girl taking my order. If do decide to go here, may I suggest the pistachio and hazelnut flavors! Hands down a good nutty flab our to both! Haven't tried many other flavors but I can't mess with my staple favs!

    Barron Cedric T.

    I have nothing but good praise for this ice cream parlour. That youthful exhiliration of being like a child at a candy store was the same level of thrill I felt at Punto Gelato. There are just so many fruity flavors to try out. Uniquely concocted flavors at that and not just something gimmicky put together for the sake of differentiating from industry expectations. I could see myself coming back here a handful more times and not having to order the same combination again.

    Costabile C.

    Going to Punto Gelato feels like going to Italy! My favourite flavours are coffee and Nutella. I tried their espresso for the first time and it was also pretty good. Definitely going back soon!

    Jennifer K.

    I am this weakness for anything that is Italian... - cars - shoes/handbags - pasta and of course Gelato! Just loves these independent cafe/dessert shops which offers so much more than those franchised ones! Since all the gelato here are given an Italian name and even if you know Italian you would not have guess what ingredients MARIA is made from!! Yes the Gelato here is tasted great! I find they tasted quite rich, smooth and with a lot of flavours. Love the stand up coffee bar at the counter, remind me of those Italian cafes I been to in Italy. And of course the friendly and loud waitstaffs and patrons speaking in Italian does reinforce that feel. Unfortunately, I am not as lucky as some yelper, no Angelic /right out of a Renissance painting Italian guys serving me.

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    Nathalie M.

    This place has a good variety of flavors for ice cream. They have the more classic options as well as more unique ones, like black sesame or spicy pineapple or spicy chocolate. We tried coconut, which was delicious with tiny pieces of coconut flesh in it, passion fruit was on point, with the right amount of sourness, almond was great with tiny pieces of crushed almonds and also fig with the actual crunch that you get from the tiny grains in the fruit. I was not expecting the ice cream to be that good. They got the best gelato award back in 2019 which they advertise proudly. The size of ice cream you get dictates how many flavors you're allowed to pick. They have a patio outside for you to enjoy your ice cream. We got our ice cream about 5 limites before they were closing and we were not the only customers but the guy serving us seemed impatient and not as friendly as you would expect someone working in customer service. Not sure if they have vegan ice cream as it's not clearly indicated on the labels.

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    Monal J.

    Wonderful spread of flavours!!! We tried caramelleto and it was amazing. They mentioned that their speciality is pistachio. I am definitely trying it next time. It was a delight to come across this one.

    Small gelato $5 each.
    Kery P.

    The shop and gelato display is attractive but the customer service is lacking in warmth. The owner (I think) corrects a customer's pronunciation of the a flavour in Italian almost with scorn. All the flavours are in Italian, how would you not ask what they are? If he expects his customers to know Italian then he's in the wrong neighbourhood. $5 for a small scoop in either cone or cup. You get two flavours. The gelato's good but not amazing. I won't make it a point to come back. 2.5 stars.

    Medium gelato ($5)
    Masha B.

    The best gelato ever! I've been so addicted to this place that it's almost embarrassing. I've brought my friends and family here and now they're addicted too. I've had gelato at other places and always felt that it was just good ice cream. After coming here I learned what gelato really is. Yes, there is a difference between gelato and ice cream! Gelato Simply Italian is a modern and sleek place and fills up fast during the evenings. The staff is super friendly, efficient and helpful when it comes to helping you pick out gelato. They have a ton of unique flavors and they do have a nice selection of sorbet. The gelato here is very flavorful, light and not too sweet. My favorites have to be prickly pear, carmelo, tiramisu, chili chocolate, Italian wine, macedonia, frozen yogurt and so much more. You can get a cone or cup. Sizes are small (two scoops- $3.50), medium (three scoops $5) and large (four scoops- $6). The portions are good, nothing too generous though. Besides gelato, they have a coffee bar. I like their coffee here, very strong and gets me through the day. They also have crepes (sweet & savory), Italian desserts, a fridge with cannoli's and other sweet goodies. I love their coffee granita (semi-frozen strong coffee). Ask for the granita 'Roman style' you won't be disappointed! The only thing I don't like is that some of the stuff here is pricey and the portions of the gelato can be inconsistent at times depending on who is serving that day. Overall this place is excellent if you're looking for an authentic gelato experience, lunch or bringing a coffee date. Highly recommended!

    Shari M.

    When I saw this place, I thought....really?!?! midtown needs another gelato spot like I need a hole in my head. Then I stepped in and then I tried their gelato. As far as I am concerned, all other gelato joints on Mt Pleasant and Bayview can close down and hang their heads in shame. This store, ladies and gentlemen, is what gelato is meant to be. You really feel like you are stepping off the street in Toronto and into viva Italia! During my visit I heard the owner talking over skype in Italian, Italian music was playing, some Italian import goods were available and all the flavours were written in Italian. The owner is great. Ask him for his favourites, like I did, and you will not be disappointed. Each gelato I tried had fabulously smooth texture, rich flavour and no hit of fake flavouring or after taste. Highly, highly, highly recommend.

    so good!
    Shaz S.

    i LOVE gelato! I was so thrilled when these italian guys opened up a place at yonge/eg (on yonge a few blocks south of eglinton). there's another gelato place just north of eglinton on yonge, and its not good at all. but the gelato at gelato simply italian ROCKS - it's creamy and enough flavor! a whole variety of flavors plus other yummy treats. good place to hang out on a lazy evening - they're open pretty late so that's a plus. the guys behind the counter are friendly and chatty. a regular gelato cup is $4-5 - one scoop.....yes a bit pricey but its worth it. plus it stays fresh in the freezer for a month, i've saved my gelato scoop (wrapped in freezer press and seal wrap), and it tasted same as the day i got it. they also sell tubs of gelato. haven't tried anything else besides the gelatos - but can't wait to cos i'll be going back - this is going to be my fave summer spot! around $8 per person depending on what size, plus coffee/tea must try: pistachio gelato :)

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    4 years ago

    Best gelato in town- hands down. I would definitely return here every day of the week if i could.

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    5 years ago

    Good gelato but rude staff. The person working the cash was fine but the one serving was quite rude. Disappointing

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    Been here several times, as recently as this week. Wide variety of flavours but all are very sweet. Decent location, open late.

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