Boston - Newbury Street

The petal gelato is visually tantalizing but the portion and taste were just okay. The line was pretty long and space pretty crowded. The line went fast though as there are self-kiosk machines installed. I vaguely remember visiting Amorino last year when their ice cream portions were noticeably bigger. This year the number of petals seemed much smaller and the gelato somewhat less creamy texture.

After waiting 40 minutes on a Sunday afternoon finally got hands on the famous Amorino cones. The amorin chocolate flavor, the sculpted design and the limitless flavor options were such an experience. However, I did not like the largest amount of flavor that was on my cone- cheesecake. There was no space to stand but the servers made sure my friend and I got to try three different flavors each.

Well, it's time for a coffee with an afternoon snack and nothing better than this delicious store for you to enjoy a quantity of Michael Kofi accompanied, delicious, macaroons and desserts that you can only find in this special place and location It's perfect. So I invite you to go and enjoy the wide variety of products it has and especially a delicious coffee for a Bostonian afternoon.

Not all flavors of gelato are great. And in some of them you can literally feel ice crystals. Ice cream macarons are great though, that’s probably the thing which I can go back for. And, well, if you need a pic for your social media, definitely get their signature rose shaped cone

The best Gelato store on Newbury st. The ordering system is straightforward. Seats are available in store but during weekend and night time they will be limited. All the flavors are pretty nice except the Chai Latte at least from my experience. One regular size Gelato flower without macaron is about 10 dollars for 5 flavors selection.