Casa Rosada Artisan Gelato

The best ice cream in town! ❤️😍 Their flavors are incredible, and you can truly taste the real fruit. They also offer great vegan options. Definitely a 5-star experience!”

Came for the vegan flavors (mocha and chocolate). The mocha is definitely more coffee than chocolate which made it pair well with the chocolate sorbetto. Lovely consistency. Perfect stop to cool down while walking around old town.

Whether you're outdoors when it is 95 degrees in the shade or it is a Spring day worthy of a long walk, Casa Rosada always has a gelato flavor on the menu that will make you smile. My favorite reasons for stopping in are (1) the ever present welcoming smiles of the family members who own this cozy place, and (2) the creative, gelato flavors that rotate on the menu. I always order a large gelato with two scoops: one scoop that is always on the menu paired with one scoop of their newest flavor. I know a large sounds like alot, but their Argentine gelato is so good I typically reach the bottom of the cup by the time I've strolled several blocks away. I am glad Casa Rosada is in my city, yum always!

If you are looking for a good ice cream, this place is to go! Finally found ice cream kept in metal containers with their lid closed! Taste is good! I am originally from Turkey and even though this place is from Argentina, this is the closest I could ever find to Real Turkish ice cream.

Best gelato and or ice cream in NOVA! Cool staff and all homemade. Get off king street and check these guys out 👊🇺🇸🔥

Dog friendly patio and DELICIOUS ice cream! We are from Chile and Argentina so it was lovely to sit down here :)

Gelato made with love!! The flavors were on point and you get a good amount of gelato with the servings. I got the Oreolato and Hazelnut in a small, and it was delicious. You are able to choose 2 flavors if you get the small. There is outdoor and indoor seating available

My husband and I stopped by today, genuinely excited to try a new spot. Unfortunately, our experience left us deeply disappointed. When we walked in, we were met by a woman with blonde hair who immediately gave us a demeaning look and her nice employee who was really kind. I ordered a strawberry gelato and my husband ordered a mint chip scoop. We then go to their fridge to grab and ice cream cookie but as we’re looking to see what else there is the woman in the blonde hair tells my husband to close the fridge in a rude tone. I politely asked if you offered pup cups or whipped cream for dogs, and even said I was happy to pay for it. She looked visibly annoyed, so I quickly said “no worries, I don’t want to inconvenience you, just a small scoop of vanilla ice cream is fine for my dog.” Still, her demeanor remained irritable and dismissive. This was what prompted me to leave a review: She asked where we were from, and I explained we are Bolivian and Salvadoran, but we are also American, born and raised here in the States. The entire exchange left me feeling judged. As small business owners ourselves, we understand how important customer service is and how far kindness and decency can go. Please consider how your staff treat customers—experiences like this leave a lasting impression.