This all-Italian frozen dessert is gaining more and more followers, and offers an alternative to ice cream, frozen yogurt and sorbet. We have more and more counters offering it. Here are some places where you can satisfy your craving for sweet refreshment in Montreal.
This small chain has shops in Quebec City, Montreal (Eaton Centre, Galeries d'Anjou) and the outskirts of Montreal. As the name may indicate, you can find tons of gelatos with combined or single flavors (hazelnut, mint and dark chocolate, etc.). But that's not all! Also, try the gelato bar and the gelato cake (including Choco Brownies). Are you hungry?
Taste authentic Italy. It's not us telling you this, it's Roberto, and we're definitely prepared to believe him. Located on Belanger Street East, Roberto Gastronomia offers complete meals that one ends with an "authentic" gelato, nothing less.
How can you pass up this artisanal ice cream that can be found at Jean-Talon Market, and on the Promenade Fleury (and in the Quartier des spectacles, and the Atwater Market)? Sorbets and ice creams are made with, in their words, "quality raw materials." A little Dulce de Leche, anyone? You'll also find macarons and seasonal desserts, like Yule log or home-made Easter eggs.
Les Givrés, located on De Castelneau Avenue, are no longer alone! A second shop was recently opened on St-Denis Street. You will find more than thirty flavours of gelato and sorbets in this fabulous artisanal dairy bar which is open all year. Who says that you can only enjoy it when it's hot?
This small and very popular establishment located on Fairmount Street in the Mile End, offers not only excellent gelato but also sorbets and other sweets. And all without preservatives or artificial flavors. It's no surprise that there is often long lines! And if you have a Twitter account, follow them and you're sure to have a good laugh.