Dolce Brooklyn — Restaurant in New York

Good product, not Michelin stars if they existed for ice cream or gelato, yet a solid ice cream They sell it by the pint as well, we bought 2 pints and they did not have a bag to carry them - we live a few blocks away, ice cream arrived home creamy yes, but definitely not iced nor gelato - they should tell customers at the time of purchase “no bags” ! Further unless mistaken combined sales tax rate in Brooklyn NY is 8.875 % (NY state, Brooklyn and “special” tax) which on the cost of two pints each at 11$ amounts to 1.95$. So 22 + 1.95 = 23.95 $. Say 24$. I was charged 25$. Plus (voluntary) tip. Not...

My wife ordered a chocolate cone. The young lady came back and told us that the ice cream was "soft" and it might not hold up, so she would put the ice cream in a cup with the cone on top if it. I'm hoping if my wife said she didn't want it or wanted a different flavor, they would have accommodated (returned our money or give us a different flavor). What she gave us melted almost immediately. You certainly couldn't walk down the street with it. She should have given it to us for half price or just said "we can't do it". See photo. It's too bad because the ice cream is...

Dolce Brooklyn was on my list of gelato experiences on our visit to NYC. And I did travel over 2,500 miles just to order one simple scoop. I had great expectations to taste a most delicious gelato. It was indeed very good. The quantity however, felt like it was lacking for the price. Many artisanal gelato establishments I’ve frequented offer a more generous amount in a cup. Basically, I finished my order within nine bites. Apart from that, the owner’s daughter and her friend were very sweet, helpful, and kind. I am confident that it will just keep getting...