Cremeria Romana

I ate here and really enjoyed, but was disappointed to find that it was open on Tisha B’Av, which doesn’t seem appropriate for a place that titles itself as Kosher.

the best ice cream I tasted in Italy!!! they have a lot of options without gluten including a cone without gluten and it's kosher

The private gelato class was perfection! We had a perfect time as a family of 2 parents and a toddler. The gelato we made and all the gelato in the shop was absolutely delicious, the best we had on the trip by far. It’s fresher and more natural than other shops, and in a very nice and interesting part of the city. Our instructor was wonderful, very knowledgeable and attentive. It was truly a perfect activity! Book the class if you can, but at least visit for awesome gelato!

Woah. The most delicious kosher ice cream ever. The server was so sweet and let us have a few taste tests 😋

Kosher gelato in Rome Delicious with a selection of flavors and a particularly kind and friendly service! Really enjoyed buying and licking. The price is reasonable and the quantity is generous.

Never know about this place, we chose it randomly while in the neighbourhood. It was a very pleasant surprise. The Gelato was very creamy and tasty. We tried the classic Pistachio and Nocciola and they were a hit.

Very good ice cream kosher and chalav Israel. Try the coffee and chocolate hazelnut :). There is also an option for take away, where they freeze at very low temperature and then pack in a bag to keep it cold. And the service was great.

WONDERFUL. Fresh tasty ice cream. Take the big cone that has white chocolate and pistachio on it, with 3 flavors. Then take the fresh ice drinks with fruits. Ask for the homemade fresh cream on top. This is made with real fruit, no artificial flavors. I never had such a surprisingly tasty ice drink before.

Absolutely DELICIOUS and refreshing! Nice people and generous portions. Dairy free option of chocolate was to die for. Highly recommen!

A small and humble shop in the jewish quarter and was hands down my favorite pistachio gelato I had during my Italy trip! Delicious with pieces of pistachio inside. My partner had the stracciatella which was also good

We were looking to top of a great lunch with some gelato and we really disappointed. Not only was the gelato subpar, the owner or the lady working behind the counter was visibly and audibly not happy when we wanted to taste different flavors. The pistachio, which is usually my favorite lack flavor and depth. Poor service and even worse gelato. Go somewhere else.

Stopped here after a tour of the old Jewish getto. Kosher gelato, in Italy no less, and why not? The three of us tried six flavors in all. And all were quite yummy, perfect for a hot day. Well, all gelato is perfect on a hot day, but while I am a chocoholic, I really enjoyed the fruit flavors with their natural (hey, it's kosher!) true flavors. You could tell they were made with the real thing, not something from a jar, pineapple, banana, just wonderful.

Warning: IF YOU HAVE ALLERGIES DO NOT COME HERE. ACTUALLY, DON'T COME HERE AT ALL. After a long, tiring day, we saw this gelateria and decided to try it out, since it looked like every other gelateria that is positioned every 2 blocks in Rome. Between the four of us, we had about 4 flavors, and all of them were average to bleh. I had Caramel and Chocolate, and a few minutes after I had the gelato I started to have severe allergic reactions, resulting in us having to go back to our hotel and putting an end to our trip in the Jewish Ghetto. I do not recommend for anyone to come here, allergic and non-allergic people alike, because of the taste and the non allergen friendly gelato.

The only certified kosher gelateria I have encountered in Rome. Their rosa di bosco flavor was an interesting twist on the traditional frutti di bosco, with a rosewater base. Had the most charming server who was happy to dole out samples, but the gelato itself was, although solid, nothing to call home about. If you're in the Jewish ghetto area and craving gelato, it's a safe bet.

I stopped after eating in the Jewish quarter and had desert at this kosher gelateria. The gelato was delicious-it is worth a visit if you visit the Tempio Maggiore.