From the owner: Il miglior yogurt gelato con frutta fresca di stagione da personalizzare a piacimento. Scegli la…read morefrutta le creme e le tantissime granelle a disposizione Deliziose crepes ripiene con frutta e 9 tipi diverse di creme! The best frozen yogurt with fresh fruits in Bologna! Delicious sweet pancakes filled with fruits and 9 different cremes

Surprisingly disappointing. There is a lot of really good…read moregelato to choose from in Bologna. Like, a *lot*. This, surprisingly, is not one of them. Or, to be a bit more precise, sample all the gelato, and if you find one with the right texture/flavor, go for it. But be sure to sample, because quite frequently the gelato is older and/or crystalline, which is basically a waste of your money. (Then again, the good stuff *is* good, so if you can't be bothered to walk to the next good gelateria...)

Giancarlo (owner) is the Italian nonno I wish I had. He speaks a little bit of English, but we both…read morespeak gelato fluently so it worked out. We stayed in Bologna for two nights, and we went here both nights. We've been fortunate enough to make this our fourth trip to Italy, so let's just say my husband and I have eaten our fair share of gelato. The shop is clean, bright, and modern while his prices are reasonable. I think it was 2.50 euros for a small and you can get two flavors. My favorite thing about this gelateria though is that he doesn't just do gelato. There are two fridges worth of delicious gelato ice cream sandwiches, cakes, gelato bars, etc. I actually go to gelaterias for the gelato made treats rather than gelato itself. I liked everything I got, but I was especially wowed by the orange cake. I'm not a big citrus-flavored-dessert person, but this had me wanting more. It was light and reminded me of a creamsicle--yum! If you're lucky, you will get to meet Giancarlo who has a welcoming smile that makes you feel better to be supporting his gelateria.

From the owner: Gelato self service!read more

Wow, so flavorful on a warm evening this will hit the spot. Will come back and highly recommended…read morethe coffee flavor

Emilia Cremeria though not uniquely Modena but I love their branding. You will find locations and…read moreheadquarter based in Emilia-Romagna region. The ice cream shop is just super cute like what I expect how a traditional ice cream parlour would look like: a super happy place with all the smiley faces! Their ice cream/gelato is made with free range eggs, organic milk, fresh fruit and cane sugar using slow creaming method. The texture was smooth and creamy! I love how warm chocolate syrup was dripped into the cone from the fountain before they scoop your ice cream. Then finished off with one of the waffle cookies which I used to scooped up the ice cream! I could eat this everyday and so many flavours to choose from! If in doubt just point at the beautiful pictorial depiction on the wall!

I don't know why this place was so busy, probably one of the worst gelatarias that we went to. The…read moreflavors were odd and not what they should have been. My wife actually through her's out after two bites

Just before leaving Parma, we stopped at Emilia and I was glad we did. The gelato is so creamy and…read morerich tasting. The idea of putting a biscuit on the side of the gelato was a nice touch. I got the lemon which was quite good. There is a list of flavors with photos on the wall so language is not a barrier for anyone. You could just order by number if you wanted to. This is another reason why gelato in the US won't taste quite the same in the future!

Best gelato ever! The owners have a wonderful family rich in the history of this old historical…read moretown. Won best Fior di Latte ice cream in the world for 2014. Fior di latte - Italian for flower of milk (or just plain vanilla to us Americans); add a scoop of their wild strawberry, sorbetto fragola selvaggio (when in season) my favorite!!! Their pistachio is outstanding (a number one seller) far exceeded my husbands expectations (his favorite overall). Stracciatella and mango should not be missed either. Needless to say we tasted many flavors, all excellent), stopping by once, sometimes twice a day, several days in a row. Don't miss out on Gelateria Loggetta -- say hello to Nicòlo who runs his family Gelateria!

Absolutely worth a stop. Beautiful presentation with all gelato sitting in vats not out on display…read more Prices are very fair as well. Highly recommend trying the sbrisolona gelato if they have it - it's a delicious creamy icecream with biscuit pieces rippled throughout. They also have a nice selection of sorbet!

My first gelato in Italy! The place is very small with outdoor benches to enjoy your delicious…read moretreat. The super nice counter person helped translate all of the mouthwatering flavors for me and couldn't be happier. I chose the 3 flavor cone and it was only 2.50 Euro. I chose the marscapone cranberry on bottom, stracciatella (choc chip shavings) and a vanilla gelato with Italian biscuits crushed in. There were so many tempting flavors that I hope to try next time! It was very warm outside in August (even at night), so this hit the spot! So creamy, flavorful, and had an amazing texture. As I took each bite or lick, I kept thinking...I'm in Italy eating this amazing gelato, how lucky am I?

Until our trip to Emilia-Romagna, we had grown accustomed to thinking that Grom - opened in New…read moreYork several years ago - was an appropriate standard bearer. No more. In our two weeks traveling through northern Italy (sadly excluding Florence), we had an awful lot of gelato (and all better than Grom), but La Romana was arguably the best we came (well... more like stumbled) across. The peach granita in particular was chock full of small chunks of peach and huge fresh fruit flavor. Pistachio was probably among the very best I have ever had too.

Holy wow guys. This gelateria is LEGIT. Our group roadtripped all over the region and tried over a…read moredozen gelaterie in Florence, Bologna, and Ravenna, and the unanimous agreement from our group at the end of the trip was that La Romana in Ferrara was THE BEST. It was so good we drove back to Ferrara a second day just to have more. Every gelato flavor we had was creamy, delicious, intense, a "real" color, and legit in every way. My favourite flavors were the chocolate with cherries and chocolate cookie crumbles, and the mascarpone+coffee. Note that you can get a brioche with 3 scoops of gelato in it + two types of whipped cream, all for $3.50. Why wouldn't you?! However, the winner by far were not the gelati but the granite. A granita is like a slushy - sometimes they're made with syrup (like a coke slurpee), but the best are made with fruit. And La Romana's peach granita was basically smushed up super-ripe peaches frozen to slushie consistency. Nothing but fruit. Beyond amazing on a hot day, especially if you love peaches We kept ordering 16-oz Larges, killing them, and then ordering more immediately. Over the course of the two days my conservative estimate is that we must have consumed about 4 liters / 1 gallon of peach granita. Man, I would go back right this second if I could. *sigh* Ferrarese, you are lucky folk.

Delicious gelato, lots of choices, they also had large fruit cups. Outdoor seating and charming…read morestaff

Best place to enjoy a delicious gelato in Forte dei Marmi and [people watch…read more Great selection of flavors to choose from. If you are watching your waist line for those beach passeggiatas, they also offer freshly squeezed juice.