Piccolina
Mobile caterer · Fredericksburg ·
Italian ice with refreshing flavors & Prosecco pairings
Italian ice with refreshing flavors & Prosecco pairings
"Piccolina should be your go-to spot for something sweet with a touch of sophistication. The Italian ice shop, which first opened as a food truck, has eight rotating flavors, like pineapple coconut and blackberry lemon, plus lemonade and mimosa offerings. For $15, you can (and should) get extra fancy with the “Proseccolina,” a scoop of Italian ice of your choice topped with a pour of prosecco, all in a coupe glass. Like many eateries in Fredericksburg, Piccolina closes earlier in the evening, so stop in early for your icy apéritif." - samantha grasso
"Piccolina should be your go-to spot for something sweet with a touch of sophistication. The Italian ice shop, which first opened as a food truck, has eight rotating flavors, like pineapple coconut and blackberry lemon, plus lemonade and mimosa offerings. For $15, you can (and should) get extra fancy with the “Proseccolina,” a scoop of Italian ice of your choice topped with a pour of prosecco, all in a coupe glass. Like many eateries in Fredericksburg, Piccolina closes earlier in the evening, so stop in early for your icy apéritif. photo credit: Richard Casteel photo credit: Richard Casteel photo credit: Richard Casteel Pause Unmute" - Samantha Grasso
"You’ll likely need some refreshments while running up and down Fredericksburg Main Street. In between shopping, pop into Piccolina for some Italian ice in refreshing flavors like lemon, mango, basil-lime, and orange-vanilla bean. If looking for something boozy, try the Proseccolina ($15). Served in a coupe glass, this combination of Italian ice topped with prosecco has gone viral on TikTok." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Small Italian-ice shop known for bright, refreshing flavors such as lemon, mango, basil‑lime, and orange‑vanilla bean, plus a boozy favorite called the Proseccolina ($15), which pairs Italian ice with prosecco and has gained viral popularity on social media." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Amy Brandwein, the chef and owner of seasonal Italian staple Centrolina and sister cafe Piccolina, says protests don’t always spell trouble. 'When the women’s march happened, it was one of our best days of business ever,' she says." - Gabe Hiatt
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