Dolce Neve Gelato

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Maria Gabriela Morillo Infantevia Google

19 days ago

What a great place if you are craving for some ice cream. It’s such a cute spot to have dessert, they have different flavors and other options like affogato, hot chocolate, coffee. The place is small but they have seats inside and outside. The service was great. I tried the Chocolate flavor with ricotta honey pistachio and was SO GOOD! I’ll definitely come back to try more!

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Sam Jonesvia Google

3 months ago

Super small and cute gelato shop! The parking lot is behind the building but easy to navigate! Employee was super helpful and let us sample the gelato to find the flavors we wanted. Will come back!

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Vanessa Augustu P.A.via Google

5 months ago

Flavors are delicious no too sweet and very creamy. Coffee very tasty. Great customer service from Savannah. She was courteous and professional. She definitely made our visit experience even better. Thank you Savannah

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Wai-meng Leongvia Google

7 months ago

The ice cream was not bad. It cost me $7 for a small cup. The environment is enjoyable, it feels like visiting a small elegant European shop. It was quite enjoyable eating the ice cream, enjoying the environment and looking outside the window in the shop. I think it is a great dating place for having a small snack.

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Chef Alain Brauxvia Google

8 months ago

Mea culpa! I should have reviewed this charming Italian gelato store called Dolce Neve (sweet ice) a long time ago. I haven't been to this family-owned business for a few years and always appreciated their frozen concoctions. I went back today with a good friend of mine after cinema and was delighted to taste their sweet creations. You should know that all their gelato flavors are made in-house, literally in front of you. I had their dark chocolate with candied orange chunks and creamy macha tea flavor gelato. My friend had the roasted hazelnut and coffee gelato. Both hers and mine were just sweet enough but not too sweet, good strong flavors but not overwhelming, and especially a luscious creamy texture, not the fluffy stuff you may get at other commercial places. Two smiling young ladies were happy to help us. By the way, they also serve real Espresso coffee and other drinks (hot and cold). You are literally sitting in the extension of their kitchen at small, charming wooden tables (there is also some seating outside). As you can see in one of my pictures, that big machine you there is a real Italian ice cream churning machine, the kind you can only find in Italy these days. I know, I used to own one when I owned my own French Cafe in Austin a few years ago. I can't recommend this place enough if you want to treat your children, your sweetheart and yourselves (of course) to a short and sweet escape to real Italian delights. Buon appetito! Chef Alain Braux