Gelateria Toscana

This outdoor gelato hut/booth is my go to for the classic gelato espresso combo - THE AFFOGATO! Vanilla gelato with espresso and two amaretto cookies placed like Mickey ears . It's expensive but it's one if the things I look forward to on every Disney trip when we visit Epcot.All the staff are from Italy and it's a nice touch of authenticity. I love the selection but for me, affogato is the way to go at this particular spot. If I want ice cream I prefer the ice cream spot in the France pavilion. Another review giving it you straight no chaser! Enjoy!

This was one of the destinations as part of my "drink around the world" adventure at Epcot where I got one drink from each country in the park.Gelateria Toscana is located in the Italy section of the park. The store mainly sells gelato, sorbet, and pastries but they also have some drinks.I got the Italian margarita ($12) which was a blended drink mixed with limoncello and tequila. It was slightly sweet but not too sweet which was right up my alley. It is a blended frozen drink and great for a warm day.

My family's last day at our Disney World Trip was at Epcot. After eating at an Italian restaurant for lunch, we decided to stop by Gelateria Toscana for dessert. At Gelateria Toscana, there are a variety of different Gelato flavors to choose from. You can also get sorbet, gelati floats, and coffee from here! Even though the line was relatively long, it moved quick. We didn't wait longer than 15 minutes. My daughter decided to choose the Gelati in a waffle cone, which featured two scoops of ice cream. She had selected two chocolate scoops. I decided to go with the Gelati in a cup, a chocolate scoop and the Cookies & Cream flavor. It was delicious! The flavor was rich and creamy. I just wished I had selected their flavor of the month instead! The team members were friendly and had helped us out with any questions we had. If we're looking for a quick, sweet treat on a summer day in Florida at Epcot, I'd stop by Gelateria Toscana again!

If there is one food booth you must try at Epcot, it would be this one. The ice cream was so delicious and creamy. It literally melts in your mouth and it's just the perfect amount of sweetness. You won't regret it. Service was a tad slow just because there was a lot of people in line but that's a given.

A desert destination at Disney Springs in Orlando Florida. Instead of a heavy and expensive desert at a restaurant, we chose Gelato, reasonably priced and we were given many choices. There seemed to be adequate seating around the venue. Of course there is live music adding to a great experience.

Worst ice cream I ever had. I would avoid this place. Go get Mickey ear ice cream somewhere else. Service was good. Little building drew our attention. Would not return, super sweet and left like a fat layer on tongue.

We are Annual Passholders. We finally made stop here because there was a small line. Usually it's a double wrap around. The gelato was great. The price were moderate for Disney World. A definite must stop at

So as far as the food itself, its very mid. Not bad. Not the best. Disneyworld food, cant expect too much. BUT!!! The line for the food took 40 minutes. I thought maybe ppl were just ordering a lot or there wasnt enough workers, but nope!They were just yelling stuff and being what seemed really inefficient. To top it off, all I did was order a gelato with two flavors. I asked if it was both, because it all looked like the same color, to which the server replied, yes. Nope!!!! I got vanilla and more vanilla. No cherry. Coool... thanks for the massive waste of time in a park where minutes matter.Disney magic?

What's an Italy Pavilion in Epcot without a Gelato Scoop Shop?! Even though I had already stopped by L'Artisan des Glaces (France Pavilion) earlier in the day, I am never one to turn down ice cream. So I headed over to get some gelato after I had chowed down on some ravioli from the Food & Wine Festival. The line moves relatively quickly and they have various flavors. I got the cookies & cream and stracciatella. Both were good and I gobbled them up. However, it wasn't the best gelato I'd ever had. And if debating between where to get a cold sweet treat in Epcot, I'd recommend France over Italy (and that's coming from an Italian girl!).All told, it's not bad-- just average gelato. I wouldn't scoff at going again on my next trip to Epcot.

Ridiculous. They have 2 lines that say order. I went to the other order line and the guy said this is pickup. Pointed to order line sign. He said I know it's confusing. You wait over here. I said I already waited. He said yea you have to get in the line again. Ummm. Ok. Not Disney service