La Romana dal 1947 is getting a new location in Dubai
This is a scoop you'll want to care about if you appreciate gelato only the artisanal way.
Gelateria La Romana dal 1947 is bringing its creamy, flavourful gelato to Dubai Festival City Mall and is officially opening its doors on Friday April 18.
The news comes on the heels of its latest opening at the City Centre Mirdif branch.
La Romana dal 1947 is a true-blue Italian gelateria dishing out 24 mouth-watering flavours of real artisanal gelato.
It is made fresh every single day using top-notch, natural ingredients, like nuts, cocoa and fruits, just like they do back in Italy. Yes, you can really taste the difference.
While you're here, don't forget to try one of the gelato shakes made with your choice of gelato bases and milk or vegan alternatives, the warm crepes and waffles made to order or a rather good cup of coffee if you're after something more mellow.
With their focus on sustainability, the ingredients are all-natural with no artificial additives, and so are the flavours. With its reputation, the gelateria fits right in at Dubai Festival City Mall's food scene.
The new space promises a friendly, come-as-you-are vibe – whether you're chasing toddlers, window shopping, or catching up with friends over a sweet treat.
It's easy, it's honest and it might just become your go-to for gelato cravings the next time you're hit by one.
La Romana dal 1947 stores across Dubai:
Open daily 10am-10pm. Dubai Festival City Mall, @gelaterialaromana_uae.
Open daily 10am-11pm. City Centre Mirdif, @gelaterialaromana_uae.
Open daily 10am-midnight. Dubai Hills Mall, @gelaterialaromana_uae.
Open daily 10am-11pm. Nakheel Mall, @gelaterialaromana_uae.
Open daily 10am-11pm. The Galleria Al Maryah Island, @gelaterialaromana_uae.
Open daily 10am-midnight. Bluewaters Island, @gelaterialaromana_uae.
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