Gelateria Artigianale Corona Roma

This might be the best gelateria in Rome. We tried the cream flavor and the almond/tangerine — simply amazing. You absolutely have to try them! Especially the almond/tangerine.

A tiny pick-up-and-go gelato place, but absolutely delicious! It was my first time having gelato made by a real Italian owner who was working there himself, and it definitely made a difference 😅 The flavors were rich, the quality was great, and the prices were very reasonable. A great little find!

Very good Gelato, at a very good price! My wife got Pistachio and Mango, and I got the chocolate Fondente flavor, both in cones. They even let you try the flavors as a sample. I highly recommend, especially if you've been walking all day, like we were the day we went.

Now, if I head to pick 3 gelaterias in Rome to visit for the rest of my life, this one would be on that short list. Oh lord, the flavours and quality were 100% in the Michelin Star range. The orange with chilli was exquisite, lemon basil unexpectedly superb, and the fig cooling and delicious. You’d walk past it in seconds but would miss out on some of the very best gelato ever. Will guaranteed be back next visit to Rome .

Best ice cream I've tried in Rome, prices on the wall so you know what you are getting. Had the lemon and it was beautiful

Non é male(wasn’t bad) and wasn’t a bad service and price either. The ice-cream tasted more like and had the texture of a smoothie and wasn’t too sweet!

Can you visit Italy and not eat gelato? I couldn't do it. And so for the last stop on my food tour in Rome, we ended here. I tasted the lemon and it was great but I settled on the peperoncino. Yes, gelato with spice. This was the right choice. Sweet, creamy and then POW! with a bit of zing at the end. Service was friendly. There isn't much space nearby for sitting so you'll get your gelato to go.

This spot is totally worth a detour if you'd like to experience homemade gelato (aka ice-cream). Great choices of flavor at a decent price! Great and efficient service!

Can you visit Italy and not eat gelato? I couldn't do it. And so for the last stop on my food tour in Rome, we ended here. I tasted the lemon and it was great but I settled on the peperoncino. Yes, gelato with spice. This was the right choice. Sweet, creamy and then POW! with a bit of zing at the end. Service was friendly. There isn't much space nearby for sitting so you'll get your gelato to go. [Review 19155 overall - 310 in Italy - 125 of 2023.]

Final stop on yeh food tour. I was so full I didn't order anything but tried from others desserts :) Pistachio was the best. It's across from Torre Argentina Cat Sanctuary. Everyone in the group raved about the gelato. Will have to go empty stomach next time.

This was another Rome gem we found thanks to a guided street food tour, but this was definitely the best gelato we had our whole trip. The gelato is made fresh every morning and you can totally tell. I opted for the watermelon flavor and it was soooo incredibly refreshing in the Rome summer heat! The place is pretty small, so there isn't much seating available aside from a small bench outside. If you come here, definitely check out the ruins across the street too, as that's where Julius Caesar was killed.

Pistachio gelato! Delicious. So good. I came the next day after my visit from the Vatican!

Our favorite gelato place so far! Favorite was pistachio with Nutella. The staff was wonderful too! Highly recommend.

This place makes their gelato fresh every morning! You can taste the freshness and true flavors here. We have had lemon grinata, watermelon gelato, mango and the lemon + basil gelato. Always refreshing and very tasty. The prices are posted and they accept credit card. I'd recommend this Gelateria!

I had gelato many times a day, everyday for 11 days in Italy, in Firenze, Pisa, Siena, Roma, and this place was the best. End of story. Just be careful of the tobacco and rum flavor! at first you only taste the rum, but then the tobacco after taste lingers for a while.

Absolutely amazing flavors of gelato, great customer service, English speaking, takes credit cards and nice fridge of non gelato treats. We had the chocolate chip on a cone. It was so creamy, I'm not an ice cream or gelato person but for the first time i wished i had ordered a bigger dessert!

What I love about Rome is that there is so much great gelato here, that I can claim to have a favorite place one day and then have that opinion rendered void immediately the next day. Corona is such a place. The amazing flavors, unique and delicious, really make this gelateria incredible. I had the cioccolato with prungne e rhum and the risotto con limone (and some third ingredient), and the combination was incredible. A little alcoholic, sweet and citrusy. Amazing. If you're on a gelato tour of Rome, definitely put Corona on your map.

This gelateria is conveniently located on Largo di Torre Argentina and is a refreshing stop for anyone making their way throughout the city. They have few flavors but they are all made with fresh ingredients in the laboratory behind the shop. They have interesting flavors such as chocolate and rum, raspberry and ginger, and lemon and basil. I tried all three. The chocolate and rum and lemon and basil were to die for, but the raspberry and ginger was a bit disappointing because the spicy ginger flavor overpowered the raspberry. But I appreciate their experimenting with these daring flavors, and I look forward to returning to find out what they concoct next.

Today, were lucky enough to stumble upon greatness. Not only was it some of the best gelato we've ever had, but the inspired flavor combinations will keep us coming back throughout our visit. Lemon, Lemon Basil, Lemon Ginger, Sesame, Pistachio, Chocolate and Dark Chocolate are all highly recommended. Also, the Montezuma (a spicy chocolate with a hint of cloves.)

4 italian Yelpers cannot be wrong. This was very good gelato! Try the dark chocolate.....

Delicious, fresh gelato. I ordered the medium cup (one scoop chocolate and one scoop hazelnut). Perfect amount! They have some very interesting flavors, as well, but I was too afraid to try! Also, the older gentleman working the counter was nice enough to show us where the taxi stand was.

We were walking for a long time to find a place to sit and have a coffee while enjoying Rome. This place seemed perfect because they had tables outside. We made our orders first and after that a man (probably the owner) told us we can't sit outside because it is reserved for people who would order a meal. We ordered a sandwich and 2 lattes. If we knew beforehand about this policy, we would have tried to find another place. We gave feedback to the cashier but her answer was "i'm sorry, it's our boss" and after that she went silent. Therefore I do not recommend this place to anyone for the bad service.

Right on Largo Argentina, next to the tram 8 station, this little ice cream place is among the best in the area. Among all fantastic ice cream flavors, I highly recommend the amazing granita (slash) made with ricotta cheese, and other ricotta based ice creams.

Went here because it was recommended by our foodie tour guide. We were told to make the trip to this part of town just to taste the gelato b/c it is that good. Our tour guide did not disappoint. This place is fantastic. The gelato does not use prepackaged flavors. There are plenty of flavors. Got clementine with chile (little spicy, very unique) and strawberry. This is the quintessential stop for gelato in Rome.

Came here after visiting Largo di Torre Argentina and tried the sesame orange flavor. Yum!! The BF had the hazelnut and Stracciatella (which is my usual go-to flavors) and those were good too.

This totally exceeded my expectations because the gelato I've been having in Italy was just mediocre. I can easily say this is the best gelato I've had here. Highly recommend the lemon basil and sesame. The sesame had chunks of sesame in it!

Amazing gelato. Smooth and creamy. Very unique flavors. My favorites were the pepper and lemon with basil. Family owned and run place with great gelato at a reasonable price. We walked across Rome several times (passing by many gelato places) to get the best gelato from Corona.