Gelato's

Great gelato. I'm not sure about the guy who called everyone jerks or said that the reviews were made up, but I have lived in Austin for 20 years and recently moved to the north side of town. I have enjoyed Gelatos. The people have been nice, the food more than good, and the atmosphere relaxing. I would give it a chance before believing someone who seems so bent on destruction.…

Ice cream lovers city-wide flock to this local chain for cream dessert with European panache.. In Short
The North Austin location of this gelato, coffee and panini store sits on the corner of Burnet Road and Highway 93. Families and friends stand under a ceiling painted with sky and clouds and peruse the long silver cases. Nondescript white walls make the gelato more colorful. Free samples of the creamy dessert, from amaretto to dark chocolate, are available. Imported and natural ingredients make the Italian delicacy a more authentic experience.…

Blissful... like the shores of Lago Maggiore!. I have spent a lot of time in Italy, specifically Maccagno, where my friend has a villa. We spend mornings eating prosciutto and melon and afternoons walking down the hill to get sweets. Gelato's is the best re-creation of northern Italian culinary delights in Austin.

The panini is awesome, the gelato is the best in the city followed closely by La Dolce Vita on Duval. The seasonal Pumpkin Pie gelato is my current favorite at this north austin gem. It is in an odd location, but entirely worth the strip mall setting. Inside it is cozy, hip and delicious!!!!

(PS i have no idea who the owner even is.)…