Gelateria Ottimo! In Torino

Super good ice cream and even inclusive (for vegan and gluten-free friends)

Artisanal ice creams. Really good, especially because they are vegan, you must try them!

I'm at a loss for words... Gianduiotto is a bomb, and the lime granita 🍋‍🟩 and mint are delicious. The guys who run it seemed like the owners, given their politeness and kindness! You can tell they work with passion in a healthy environment! Well done!

I'm a gelato enthusiast, and finding good, vegan gelato is often a challenge, especially if you're looking for something different from the usual fruit flavors. Here, however, the selection is wide, with tons of really well-crafted plant-based flavors. What struck me right away is the attention to detail: the hazelnut, for example, is wonderful, creamy, enveloping, so much so that it almost tastes like a frozen spread. It's nice to find a place where gelato doesn't make you feel second-rate 🫶🏽 Since I discovered it, a little less than a year ago, it's become a regular stop, and every time I find something new to try!

Top ice cream! Please include the saffron Ambra flavor in the set menu.

Lovely ice cream and many vegan options too!

Everything was delicious. We went to Piazza Emanuele Filiberto, where they offered excellent take-out gelato with salted pistachio, hazelnut, and cream with authentic vanilla. Two almond and mulberry granitas, absolutely worth trying. They weren't sweet and had the perfect consistency. They even gave us free gluten-free cookies. To finish, we also purchased some Piedmontese miso from some skilled fermenters. We still have to try it, but it looks as authentic as everything else.

Fantastic ice cream! Pistachio tastes like real pistachio. Lovely biscuity wafer. Fast service. Highly recommended.

Very good ice cream, light but with an intense flavour, with tables to sit on, and if you can't find a place there are many benches on the street

Wonderful vegan ice cream shop!. Good ice cream with a wide choice of flavors 🙂 Very kind and helpful owner. If you pass by San Salvario you have to stop.