Gelateria Alla Scala

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Gelateria Alla Scala serves a range of sweet dishes
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Dessert is an important part of the meal
Don’t forget to try out a dessert at Gelateria Alla Scala
Order the desserts
Gelateria Alla Scala serves a range of sweet dishes
Order one of the desserts
Dessert is an important part of the meal
The restaurant's exterior and dessert
Enjoy the view at the outside area of Gelateria Alla Scala
Don’t forget to try out a dessert at Gelateria Alla Scala
Order the desserts
Gelateria Alla Scala serves a range of sweet dishes
Order one of the desserts

If you feel hungry after gazing at Santa Maria della Scala, come to this cafe to dine at. The menu of Italian cuisine is recommended to try at Gelateria Alla Scala. This place may please you with nicely cooked ricotta, pizza and pies. It's a pleasant experience to eat good Italian gelato, tiramisu and biscotti. Delicious cordial is the most popular drinks of this spot. This place is famous for great espresso or good milkshakes.

This cafe is well known for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. From the visitors' point of view, prices are affordable. When you enter this place, you notice the nice atmosphere. Google users granted the rating of 4.6 to Gelateria Alla Scala.

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Fernanda P Request content removal
We’ve tried quite a few gelato places in Rome, and so far this one has the best limone gelato! Super tart, fresh, and refreshing exactly how lemon gelato should taste. Absolutely delicious!
A C Request content removal
Their raspberry sorbetto tastes amazing and was the only thing I could eat while I was having a migraine! Kind staff and great selection of flavours
Andy O Request content removal
GELATERIA alla SCALA in Trastevere is the kind of gelato stop that turns an ordinary walk through Rome’s most charming neighborhood into something unforgettable. Tucked along the lively streets of Trastevere, this little spot delivers gelato with genuine craftsmanship and flavors that taste as authentic as the city around you. The first thing you notice is the freshness. Each flavor looks vibrant—not overly piled or artificially glossy—and you can tell everything is made with real ingredients. One spoonful confirms it: the gelato is creamy, smooth, and beautifully balanced. The fruit flavors burst with natural sweetness, especially the mango and strawberry, while the classics like pistachio, hazelnut, and chocolate showcase that rich, deep, true-to-ingredient taste that only well-made gelato can achieve. Their specialty flavors are equally impressive—unique without feeling gimmicky—and everything is served at the perfect temperature so the texture stays silky, not icy. Portions are generous, prices are fair, and the cones have that fresh baked aroma that adds an extra layer of enjoyment. The staff is warm and welcoming, happy to offer suggestions, and patient even when you’re debating between ten flavors that all look incredible. The atmosphere reflects Trastevere itself—relaxed, friendly, and full of character. Whether you’re ending a meal, cooling off on a sunny Roman afternoon, or simply exploring one of the city’s most spirited neighborhoods, GELATERIA alla SCALA is a sweet stop worth seeking out. A delicious reminder that some of Rome’s best moments come in a cup—or a cone.
Italian
€€€€ Price range per person €1 - €10
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Via della Scala, 51
Rome, Lazio, Italy
Circo Massimo
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Circo Massimo
Via della Scala, 51, Rome, Lazio, Italy
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Outdoor seating Wi-Fi Cash only Delivery Takeaway Wheelchair accessible
Opening hours
SundaySun 11AM-12AM
MondayMon 11AM-12AM
TuesdayTue 11AM-12AM
WednesdayWed 11AM-12AM
ThursdayThu 11AM-12AM
FridayFri 11AM-12:30AM
SaturdaySat 11AM-12:30AM
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