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Dessert · York · $
Dessert · Old Toronto · $
Dessert · Etobicoke · $
Dense, roasted-nut forward with no artificial sweetness — the benchmark flavor that regulars swear by
Deeply nutty and earthy, made with real pistachios — the complexity and natural colour set it apart from virtually every competitor in the city
Dense, pale-green scoop with genuine roasted pistachio depth — no artificial sweetness, just the nut
Bakery · Old Toronto · $
Dense, slow-churned gelato with rotating flavours anchored in real ingredients — no artificial shortcuts, just clean, concentrated taste
Dense, authentically nutty pistachio with real depth — the benchmark flavor and a reliable indicator of the shop's overall quality
Deeply nutty and pale green — not artificially vivid — with an earthy richness that signals real Sicilian pistachio rather than flavouring
Coffee & Tea · Old Toronto · $
Small-batch Italian-style gelato with rotating seasonal and classic flavours; denser and more intensely flavoured than North American ice cream
Dense, pale green, and intensely nutty — closer to a Sicilian-style pistachio paste than a sugary approximation, with no artificial green color
Pizza · North York · $$$
Made on-site in a wide rotation of classic Italian flavours — pistachio and stracciatella are perennial standouts worth the detour
The rotating case of Italian-style gelato is the main draw — denser and less airy than American ice cream, with a clean dairy finish
Dense, nut-forward scoop with a deep green color and earthy richness that sets the standard for what good pistachio gelato should taste like
The Italian benchmark flavor done correctly — earthy, not artificially green, with genuine pistachio depth and restrained sweetness
The namesake offering — rotating flavours made in-house, served dense and creamy in the Italian style
Soft Sicilian-style brioche bun split and filled with gelato — the authentic street-food way to eat it
Pasta · Old Toronto · $$$
House-made daily in classic Italian flavors; the pistachio and stracciatella are the crowd benchmarks
Pure roasted hazelnut flavour without sweetness overload — closer to a spoonful of good Piedmontese praline paste than anything Nutella-adjacent
Dense, creamy gelato made with SOMA's own chocolate — noticeably richer and more bitter than standard chocolate ice cream
Fior di latte base ribboned with fine shards of dark chocolate — a Sicilian classic done faithfully
Rich, bittersweet, and fudgy without crossing into cloying — a reliable litmus test for a gelato shop's quality, and this one passes
Rich, toasty, and reminiscent of quality gianduja — a strong order for chocolate-adjacent cravings
Rotating small-batch gelato flavors with restrained sweetness and clean ingredient profiles — less is more compared to oversized North American portions
Dense, nutty, and not too sweet — an authentic roasted pistachio flavor that synthetic supermarket versions never achieve
Roasted hazelnut flavor with a clean, slightly bitter finish that avoids the cloyingly sweet profile of lesser versions
Rich and dark without tipping into cloying — a reliable second order for anyone who has already tried the pistachio