Gelati Di Gusto — Restaurant in Dorado

It's very accesible to get to. The GPS takes you directly there. It's right in front of the main road. You could park across the street in a marginal under the trees. I decided to park on the side street which was not a.good idea because it was very dirty and there was a dead pidgeon on the street. But I didn't want to cross the main street. I went on a Sunday afternoon. There was a big crowd in front of the business which I thought were consuming but they were actually playing dominoes. No one was really eating ice cream. The attendant was super friendly and nice. The first flavor I asked for was Rocky Road. I was told the product was not available and they weren't offering this flavor. (But it was promoted on the menu several times.) There should be a sign that indicates Rocky Road is unavailable. I asked for a scoop of pralines n cream and a scoop of strawberry cheesecake with banana cake. I asked if there were tables in the back where I could sit down. She said there was not but there was one table and one chair available next to the big crowd of people playing dominoes. Well, it didn't sit well with me that I had to sit next to a noisy crowd to eat my dessert peacefully. So I took it to my car and ate it as I drove back home. I really was not impressed with the dessert. The banana cake was too compact and it even gave me an upset stomach. Definitely...

Gelati Di Gusto is an absolute gem in Dorado Downtown!

We enjoyed a delicious pumpkin waffle topped with one scoop of pumpkin, one scoop of peanuts, a drizzle of Nutella, and fresh strawberries and bananas—a perfect blend of flavors that tasted like autumn on a plate. Alongside, we savored a smooth and perfectly crafted latte.

The ambiance is peaceful, with soothing christian music in the background and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that truly feels like home. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making the experience even better.

God bless this place—if you're looking for a dessert spot with amazing flavors and genuine hospitality, Gelati Di Gusto is...

Having just spent 4 days in Italy a few months back, this definitely is not gelato, but these are still delicious frozen treats. Not American or European-style ice cream and certainly not gelato. Not quite sure what you would call it. Maybe it’s simply limber in a bigger container. I got mango and coconut, which was fabulous … seemed like a sorbet to me. My daughter loved the Nutella flavor … but again, not ice cream and not gelato. My wife and dad got cookies & cream which they really enjoyed … again, it was neither ice cream nor gelato. Still, very, very good. Great service and very good prices. Loved the guys playing...