Best Gelato in St. John's

"With the rain starting, we explored what we could of the city, making stops at Jelly Bean Row for a few more photos, Newfoundland Chocolate Company, and a few other souvenir stores we passed by. For lunch we ate at a local brewery called Yellowbelly Brewery and ordered one of their poutines and benedict paired with the Wexford Wheat beer. The food itself was forgettable but we quite enjoyed the classic wheat ale."

"While the Newfoundland Chocolate Company isn’t exactly a restaurant, it should be on every foodies to do list when visiting St. John’s. Located in the heart of Newfoundland’s capital, the city’s best chocolate shop was a dream for husband and wife team Brent and Christina. What started off as the couples passion project flourished into the provinces most celebrated chocolatier."

"This small local chain dishes out bonkers-good artisan chocolates, including cups of hot chocolate ($5 to $7) with flavors including sea salt, caramel, and local berries that will make your head spin."

"Go here not only for the ice cream, but the fun décor – and the outside of the building is painted like a cow!. But let’s get back to the ice cream – very creative and well-named flavors, in addition to standard delicious ones. We went a few times while we were in town – it’s that good."

"Another well-known spot to make all your ice cream dreams come true. Moo Moo’s ice cream is a huge hit with the locals, and with its building painted like a cow, easy to spot!. View this post on Instagram"

"Living up to its “famous” name here on the Rock, Berg’s has tons of flavors and treats to choose from. Whether you’re looking for hard or soft ice cream, milkshake, or something else, you’ll likely find it here!. Berg’s has a location at 57 Conception Bay Highway and another in Mt. Pearl at the intersection of Commonwealth and Ruth Avenue."

"Located in the Signal Hill Visitor Centre, this is a great place to grab a picnic – or dine inside, if it’s raining for a bit. Of course, you’ll want to get some chocolate. But for food, try the aged cheddar with sliced Granny Smith Apple on grilled panini with potato chips, or any of the sandwiches with chocolate in them!"

"With some very interesting creations, Tinker’s is a must-try this summer!. From the Cookie Monster Ice Cream Taco to an Ultimate S’more Freakshake, you’re bound to find something new!. View this post on Instagram"

"This unique ice cream shop makes everything from scratch in small batches, using as many local ingredients as possible. You’ll find tons of special Newfoundland flavors like Space Jam Jam, Bonavista Sunset, Haul In the Jib, and more!. A trip to Newfoundland wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Bonavista area, and Sweet Rock Ice Cream is a must-try while you’re there!"

"Hidden on McMurdo’s Lane between Duckworth and Water Streets, the Duke of Duckworth is an iconic watering hole that serves up some of the best pub grub in the city. Pints of Guinness and local beer flow endlessly at this small, always bustling bar, making “the Duke” everything a local should be. The fish and chips are iconic, but the huge bowls of chowder are one of the best-kept secrets in the city."

"For a taste of classic pub food head here to enjoy the cozy and traditional pub atmosphere. I’ve read in multiple places that the Duke of Duckworth serves the best plate of fish n’ chips in the province and after tasting it for myself I couldn’t argue. There have a ton of local beers on offer and plenty on tap."

"325 Duckworth St, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador A1C 1G9, CanadaTakeout, Seating, Waitstaff, Television, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free WifiBar, British, Pub, CanadianLunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late Night, DrinksHK$55 - HK$118+1 709-739-6344"

"Toslow is a tiny, hidden cafe, which you can reach by skipping up the steps that flank the National War Memorial in downtown St. John’s. The cute cafe and bar opened in June, 2018 and is named after a resettled community from the Burin peninsula. The name is supposedly derived from the French “tasse de l’argent,” since the harbour is cup shaped."