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The best gelateria is on Strada Nova. Definitely!
http://image02.webshots.com/2/9/69/6...3OquDHv_ph.jpg |
Myriam-where's the picture? Your link doesn't work.
And Nessun-those pictures are making me crave my gelato fix on the Strada Nuova in Venice right NOW. |
When you buy a gelato make sure the costs are listed somewhere .I had a gelato stand rip me off 16 euros for two small cones.The hustle is, you buy the cone outside on the streetside they hand you a cone the first thing you do is lick it,they walk to the register inside the stand where the charges are written on a piece of cardboard,then hand you 2 coins .The law is they have to post cost in their building but as soon as you lick the cone you own it.Right? My wife pulled me out of there . lesson for me always say quanda costa?HOW MUCH. No gelato is worth a sawbuck.
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In all my years of going to Italy, Miaspapa, I've never seen that once.
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That's weird! The pic is in one of my public albums on Webshots. I put it on Photobucket now, might work better.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...tos/gelato.jpg |
I've never seen a gelateria where they don't have prices.
I just wonder if it was more a case of short changing you. When I hand over money in Italy or anywhere else, I always say what I'm handing over and apologise if it's a large note. I was told to do that by an Italian friend. |
The pics are amazing, makes me want to jump on a plane right now. Does Perche No have red tables and coca-cola decortations? The one I'm thinking of is famous for their carmel falvor, and it is much more like an ice cream shop, they don't sell anything but gelato.
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Thank you so much it looks amazing and will definetly be stopping by but its not the one.....thank you for posting the name and pic though!
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No one has mentioned my favorite in Venice: Paolin in Campo Santo Stefano.
But I agree, in general, the gelato in Rome, Florence, and Bologna is better. |
Nico's on the Zattere
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