Fiordiluna

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"Trastevere is home to some of the best bars and restaurants in Rome. After a few drinks at Bar San Calisto, wander over to Fiordiluna for a scoop or two. The creamy mascarpone might surprise you with bits of chocolate and biscuit, and the pistachio packs a wonderfully nutty crunch. The classic yogurt flavor, meanwhile, could easily put your hometown froyo spot out of business. And if you still need to buy a souvenir for the person watching your dog at home, their homemade jams are easy to slip into your checked bag." - annie replogle, gillian mcguire

Fiordiluna Review - Trastevere - Rome - The Infatuation

"Trastevere is home to some of the best bars and restaurants in Rome. After a few drinks at Bar San Calisto, wander over to Fiordiluna for a scoop or two. The creamy mascarpone might surprise you with bits of chocolate and biscuit, and the pistachio packs a wonderfully nutty crunch. The classic yogurt flavor, meanwhile, could easily put your hometown froyo spot out of business. And if you still need to buy a souvenir for the person watching your dog at home, their homemade jams are easy to slip into your checked bag." - Annie Replogle

"Organic gelato in Trastevere Fair trade and high quality ingredients make this one of the best gelaterie in the center of town. They serve a delicious peanut butter gelato, inspired by requests from the American college students who study nearby. In the winter, Fior di Luna produces chocolate and serves thick, rich hot chocolate."

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"At Fiordiluna, there's definitely a feeling that gelato is meant to be fun, from the jaunty wallpaper and orange bar stools to the cheerful, low-hanging lamps and fluorescent typography: “Fiordilatte." Aldo, the owner uses top-notch ingredients from local, small-scale producers and focuses on the classics like chocolate, coffee, crema, and lemon, but there are occasional twists. The ever-popular duetto, a mix of pistachio and hazelnut, was born when Aldo accidentally dropped a bag of Piemonte hazelnuts into the pistachio." - Maresa Manara

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"Opened in 1993 in the heart of Trastevere, this small and colorful gelateria from the Pasquarella family — which replaced their earlier coffee and gelato shop — has always had a special focus on organic, fair-trade products and on innovative yet tradition-based processing. Fresh fruit sorbets are delicious, but be sure to try to the chocolate and the lovely pistachio-and-hazelnut duet. Fiordiluna also makes chocolate bars and pralines." - Luciana Squadrilli