We came here after going to the Accademia Galleria Museum. I came here because I really wanted to…read moretry a cannoli in Italy. We got the cannoli and arancino norma. The cannoli was so good. They put the cream cheese on the spot when you order so it's cold and fresh. It was so tasty. The other things we ordered were also very good. The owner that helped us was so sweet and very kind. They have the most tastiest desserts and savory snacks!!

Very rude servers. Tried to enter to buy a snack and coffee. There was a line and so went to…read morequickly wash my hands in their bathroom. At which point the lady behind the counter decided to stop serving and run to the bathroom to ask in a very accusatory tone "can I help you" at which point I said "not yet I'm going g to wash my hands and by right with you". Get response was "no not until you buy something". Atmosphere became a little hostile and certainly lowered my impression of the place. Not something I have felt elsewhere in Florence. This alone was enough for me to leave. There are better attitudes and nicer places to go all around. Stay away is my advice.

Hands down the best pistachio gelato I had in Italy. Nowhere else came close! Really creamy gelato…read moreand the perfect balance of flavours. The line wasn't bad when we went but I've heard it can get busy.

This gelateria is located on a quaint street in Florence. Not super busy, except when other people…read moresee folks in the store they start flooding in. They had delicious unique flavors like the Dubai chocolate and the creamy pistachio ricotta, family liked it so much they wanted it twice in our three days in Florence (we wanted to try a bunch of different gelato spots). We enjoyed the Nutella, Stracciatella, and cookies n cream flavors. Staff were very friendly. Small size was adequate as they overfill it well, although of course larger size in gelato speak is always better.

Absolutely phenomenal! The very kind staff working at the restaurant gave their own…read morerecommendations. We got the taro sago and aiyu jelly lychee desserts. The former was a blend of taro paste, sago, and boba in a light but creamy soup. The latter was a mix of lychee jelly, fruit pieces, shaved ice, and aiyu jelly in juice. Refreshing, light, and not too sweet--perfect for an after-dinner summer treat. I would absolutely go again if we had time!

If you're in the mood for some yummy sweet treats, I would recommend stopping by Acqua Dolce…read more It wasn't too crowded, we were seated right away. The place is smaller than I thought, but has a sufficient amount of tables without feeling crowded, I had the mango shaved ice. It was very good. Not my favorite mango treat, but definitely delicious and very refreshing! Can't wait to try more items on the menu!

Definitely one of the best gelato's I've ever had and believe me I've had more than my fair share…read moreall over Italy in Europe. The nocciola was fantastic and had whole hazelnuts in it as a little surprise so good! They also make all their codes in the shop at an extra treat.

My favorite gelato in Florence ! Natural ingredients and seasonal flavors. The line moves quickly…read moreif there is one !

I got very lucky and there was a very short line when I visited (around 5pm on a thursday). They…read moreclose around 6 so that is maybe why there was no one. If the espresso bar side is closed, you can go to the gelato side and they have the pistachio and orignal there as well. The full menu is only available at the espresso bar. I ordered the hazelnut and it was delicious. I still dream of this affogato. Smooth, rich, perfect mix of sweetness and bitterness. I do think this is worth a stop if you are in Florence.

I heard about Vivoli from a couple of tourists whom I was standing in line with at one of…read moreFlorence's historical sites. I later saw a video about the same spot on Instagram. The seed was planted, so I made it a point to check out Vivoli when I was in the Saint Croce neighborhood. There appeared to be 3 queues at Vivoli: one for the cafe/bistro, one for the gelateria, and one specifically for affogato. I think it was possible to get the affogato from the first queue, but I stood in the affogato only line just to make sure. The queue moved pretty quickly. I probably waited around 15-20 minutes to place my order, which I did on a self-serve automated kiosk. I gave my ticket/receipt to a barista after paying, and then she started working on my drink right away. The process of making the affogato was very fast, and it was fun to watch. I noticed that unlike a regular affogato back in the USA, which is typically one big gelato scoop, Vivoli fills half a cappucino sized cup with gelato and then adds scoops around the edges to form a square shape. I got pistachio, so the gelato gets dipped into chopped pistachio bits. (The pistachio bits did add a nice texture.) Lastly, fresh espresso was poured in. Vivoli had a counter that could fit about 3-4 standing persons. Other than that, there's no where to sit inside the affogato storefront. Mostly everyone else tried to find a spot outside to enjoy their affogato. Although I did enjoy my affogato, I didn't find it particularly different than one I've tried back at home. It was just the prettiest.

First off , as soon as you walk in and start ordering , the guy taking the order , Indian looking…read moreguy , rude right away . He makes you feel pressured to order . I then went to make another order , I told him iced tea , he looks at me like I'm stupid and says , which iced tea there's a lot of different ones , in the US iced tea is a specific drink so I didn't know . He could have just explained how it works and not look at me or talk to me very sarcastically . Where I'm from it's disrespectful but I have to be polite no matter how rude someone is. The bathroom is very dirty. Has foul smell. Also no one is there to wipe down the tables when people finish so it was dirty. Food was not bad to be honest but the service and cleanliness could have been better . Italy offers the best in many things but I won't be coming back to this location. If this guy was not there I think we would have had a better experience without a doubt The same guy will be responding to this post by the way

Cute place had a few crepes.... They were enjoyable It Got…read morevery busy after we came in Seating inside available Enjoy

Delicious gelato and wonderful macaroons! So many flavors it was hard to pick! Service was fast and…read morefriendly, there was a line but it moves very fast!

Delicious AND beautiful, Amorino has a specialty of serving its gelato in the shape of petals like…read morea rose. It's really pretty and the gelato filled macaron on the top is a nice treat as well. Those come in two sizes, this visit that's what I had but my friend had salted Carmel gelato and it was really nice. They have locations in a lot of major cities too so just because you aren't in Firenze doesn't mean you can't enjoy Amorino! Five stars.

Yummmm. We were just walking around, got a craving for gelato / ice cream and noticed this place…read morewas packed. The line still moves quite quick though. Their cappuccino flavor was sooo good. I also tried their tiramisu which was good, but not great.

A chain that's available in the US as well but still cool to checkout a spot in Italy itself. The…read morechocolate wall was awesome. Flavor options are slightly different from the US spots but quality is pretty consistent.

Located in the heart of Florence just off the tourist path, my partner, our friends, family member,…read moreand I encountered this charming and popular establishment in September, which serves as a perfect spot to relax after a long day of shopping. La Loggia degli Albizi boasts a warm and welcoming atmosphere with an all-round authentic Italian vibe. The menu features a good selection of pastries, breakfast items, and coffee choices that cater to diverse tastes. We decided on a few pastries and coffee for take-out. The coffee was excellent. The pastries tasted amazing.  It was good value for the money. The staff who worked here were really professional and friendly, and we felt very welcome. A decal at the door in Italian reads They love us on Yelp!

If you're looking for the most amazing coronetti, brioche, savory, coffee and many other delicious…read moreoptions you won't be disappointed here. This busy spot is frequented by visitors and locals alike. There is ample outdoor and indoor seating plus take away. The brioche are only 2 €, coffee around the same. The Italian cream, apricot, Nutella coronetti are to die for. Pizza by the slice is also very good. They have a big salad that looks like a chef salad in America. Service is prompt and friendly. Not open on Sunday .

Right across from the Duomo and great views. They have…read moregelato and other desserts like cannolis, tiramisu, croissants, etc I was told by a local to hit up any gelato spot that noted "artigianale" in their name/storefront. Meaning artisanal or homemade, which is always a plus. So we went straight for the gelato and went with: Coconut Mango Stracciatella The flavors were all very tasty and worth a revisit.

Don Nino was such a charming little spot -- the decor is super cute and creates the perfect…read moreatmosphere for a sweet treat break. The service was so friendly, and the staff made us feel welcome right away. We ordered a cannoli that they filled fresh on the spot, half traditional and half pistachio. It was the best cannoli I've ever had. To top it off, the view outside is beautiful since it's located right by the Duomo -- a lovely place to sit and enjoy a treat while taking in the sights. Highly recommend stopping here if you're in Florence!