Amorino Gelato

When I came to order, there was almost no one in the shop, except for a few others getting their gelato. After they were served, I was greeted nicely by this one employee, who of which I unfortunately did not get her name, that gave us a quick run down of how we could order (size of cup/​cone, brief background of the company). I got a small cup and got half vanilla and half dark chocolate (71% cacao) and even got to try a flavor (just ask!). The gelato was NOT overly sweet like most gelato in jars I’ve bought in markets. The vanilla gelato actually tasted like real vanilla (it has vanilla bean specs) and the same goes for the dark chocolate — just right amount of sweetness and the taste of quality chocolate. Of course, you cannot match the quality of gelato made right then and there, as this store imports their gelato from their place in Europe, but the quality of gelato served at this place is a step up (if not several more) from the gelato I’ve bought before. Also, lastly I haven’t tried their macaroons, which look good, but are an expensive $ 2.50/piece. Overall, I recommend you give this place a try!

I’m a gelato snob, but Amorino Las Vegas takes gelato shop arrogance to a level that is uniquely French. Trying to pronounce L’Inimitabile is L’intimidating; do it anyway. It’s a tongue twister that rewards your taste buds.
You don’t come to Amorino expecting good customer service. The gelato is made in a factory far, far away and all the products are shipped in from Europe, so there is no passion like you hope for in a true gelateria where everything is created fresh. The workers seem rushed and tend to be short with the customers. Don’t expect to feel welcomed to sample multiple gelato flavors to complete the order that you’ve already paid for up front. You come here because you’ve likely been shopping in the mall for a few hours, and you’re in the mood for an incredible dessert or authentic European espresso. That’s what Amorino delivers, no more, no less.
There’s no photo proof because my battery was dead, but I enjoyed a crêpe with Amarena cherry gelato, passion fruit sorbetto, salted butter caramel sauce, and fresh whipped cream. The pre-​made crêpe was reheated on an authentic crêpe griddle. There’s no sexy French crêpe-​spinning theatrics here. The gelato has a perfect texture and very clean flavor worth craving, but the salted butter caramel sauce actually stood out the most. They should sell that by the jar if they don’t already. My daughter ate her bite-​sized raspberry gelato macaron really fast and didn’t give me a taste, so I’m ordering my own next time.
I really wish Amorino would just package their very high quality gelato and distribute it to be sold at Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s. The ambiance and attitude at their Las Vegas outlets leave a lot to be desired.

The line was very long when we came here and it moves pretty slow as people are trying to make their perfect rose gelato cone. They have a pretty wide variety of flavors. You can pick a different flavor for each petal if you wish. The gelato is creamy and rich, but I’m not sure this place is worth all the hype. Well, just do it for the pictures I guess.

We stood in line for almost 20 mins to order and then waited 15 mins to have our gelato and coffee prepared.
They didn’t have any coffee brewed so I would have to choose an Americano or Espresso, which I opted not to order.
The young lady was super concerned about the line and hustling between register and serving food. She was a power worker and it’s clear she wasn’t supposed to doing three people’s work! We assumed a worker called out sick but she just put on her happy face and kept with her customer service standard. Well done to her!
The other lady couldn’t smile or look anyone in the eye. She was sloppy with preparing the so called flower-​shaped gelato. It seemed her mind was somewhere else. Didn’t care about people having to wait or to send customers off with a pleasant greeting.
I did try my friend’s gelato and it definitely stayed on my mind to go back to this place when they have a handle on the volume of customers.

This is some of the most amazing gelato I’ve tried. Not sure if it’s the rich taste, marketing of being from Europe, or the shape of the flower on the small cone I tried. Either way I really love it. Got three flavors: strawberry, mango, and the cherry. All amazing, and I definitely savored each bite. I’ll be back again soon.

Young lady working on 11 – 19 early afternoon was very rude. Gellato was good but not her attitude. It wasn’t even busy we were the only 2 people in the the place and she told us to wait at register to order and rolled her eyes.

Before coming to vegas my friend highly recommended this place… so was here like 5minutes ago… But what I get is leaving so angry and disappointed with the service that I don’t even want to give any star.
Asked the lady if we can sample any of the gelato and she said that we have to pay first before sample anything which is weird because it never happen in any other icecream/​gelato store. So we decided to purchase 2 small cups and cost us usd10.90. Right after we got our change back, there were 2 other guests who asked for sample and the man at the register just gave them without asking them to pay anything.
I asked the man in the register and the lady server came at her defense and said she didn’t say what she said and she told us we can sample … To my surprise… the man at the register defended that it’s what he told his employee that we as customer has to pay before sampling anything and she (his employee) did the right thing. What a bunch of B******t !!!
And he keep saying that we already paid.
What is the reason of telling us that we have to pay before sampling while the other 2 customers can sample just by asking and not paying? Why have to discriminate against us? And there is not even one sorry from the register guy or thatlady employee???
Such a bad bad bad experience in a city where we usually get good customer service.
I asked for my money back and told him that his employee did the right thing and we as customers did the wrong thing and he just smirk at us.
I will never ever come back to this place anymore and nor will I recommend this place to anybody.

I was trying to practice a little self control but this place is all natural, plus they shape your gelato into a flower! How could I resist?! First, you pick your size and pay, then you hand your receipt to one of the gelato makers. You can choose as many flavors as you want but I settled with dark chocolate, pistachio, and vanilla. The gelato is perfectly smooth and delicious. No crazy flavors, just simplicity at its best.

Estuve 4 días en las vegas y pase 3 veces por Amorino, en esta ubicación y en la de townsquare. Algunos sabores típicos y otros muy originales como el caramelo con un toque de sal, imperdible. La calidad es excelente, un alivio entre tantas cremas artificiales de estados unidos.

I was initially considering copy-​and-​pasting my review for the Amorino at Town Square. We’ll see if this is actually a carbon copy shortly…
The second of its chain to open in Vegas, the Amorino boutique at the Las Vegas North Premium Outlets is between Vilebrequin (whatever that is) and Pandora. It’s most readily accessed from parking garage B (the northernmost one), which I learned the hard way when parking at garage A. While I’ve heard it promoted/​hyped as a brick-​and-​mortar alternative to the kiosk that is the Town Square location, this is actually almost the same deal except for the two seats inside of their window. Therefore, expect to have to use outdoor seating in the middle of the corridor. Aside from the sorbet drinks, which I have yet to try, the menu is the same as the Town Square location, and prices appear to match.
After I stated my express interest in gelato to the employee, she asked me to pay up front. Afterward, I could feel free to sample and order as many flavors as I wanted. I chose the second-​largest cup, which ended up being $ 10.50 after tax for about 10 oz worth of dessert. The flavors were mostly familiar, although the te verde alla menta (green tea w/​mint) and the seasonal cantaloupe seemed new to me. Samples that tasted fine but that I later refrained from ordering include the green tea w/​mint (tasted mostly minty, not tea-​y enough), mango (one of their best flavors, just didn’t feel like it), two chocolate flavors (a little too milky), Amarena cherry, pistachio, and agrumi (a blend of citrus flavors).
I ended up with six flavors. That cantaloupe was very true to a sweet, ripe cantaloupe, and it was refreshing as a sorbet recipe/​texture. I also had the passion fruit sorbetto, which may well be my favorite in Vegas currently. They don’t have seeds like Messina does, but the flavor isn’t as saccharine sweet, which is a good thing for a tart fruit. The chocolate sorbetto had the purest chocolate flavor for me and was smooth despite lacking milk. The speculoos (basically, cookie butter) was delicious and had a bit of the crunchy biscuit to complement the smooth gelato. The hazelnut, one of my already established favorites, was rich and had a few actual hazelnuts mixed into it. Finally, the tiramisu was pretty nice but got a little lost due to its positioning and my forgetfulness. Perhaps I had one flavor too many…
There is no debating that if you want a traditional gelato with perfect texture and rich flavors, you have to visit an Amorino. However, simply having the highest-​quality product isn’t enough for me. Here are the drawbacks of this place that I’ve already mentioned:
— The lack of indoor seating still plagues this Amorino shop for those who aren’t fortunate. It’s an important issue not just because it sucks to be outdoors in the Las Vegas heat, but also because the gelato will melt more quickly.
— Almost all of the great gelato and ice cream shops that I’ve visited allow you to sample their frozen products freely. This shop forces you into shelling over money before giving you the same unfettered access to samples. This may not be a problem if you already know that you’ll buy gelato, but it places too much weight on the first-​time visitor. It’s just not a very customer-​friendly practice, no matter how apologetic the employees might be (they were more «matter of fact» today, but not negative).
— Speaking of which, the pricing also can’t be ignored. Yes, the product probably does merit the premium, but few people are just made of money. Starting at $ 5.50 for a tiny cup and escalating rapidly, the pricing scale just doesn’t suit most frequent gelato eaters.
Finally, there is a lack of variety here that just doesn’t suit the particular type of gelato junkie that I am. Maybe it’d take longer to happen here, but I can tire easily of the same flavors, as I’ve realized recently with another local spot. In fact, my gelato fatigue kicked in after visiting them just once a month, not even weekly. Anyway, other places are more inventive than Amorino and churn out new flavors out weekly, and knowing that I’ll have something new to try in addition to or even in place of my old favorites is what suits me.
Despite all of the negatives that I’ve just rattled off, Amorino has a wonderful and seemingly consistent product that largely overcomes those significant issues, so «I’m a fan» is a great description of how I feel. But although «As good as it gets!» might work for the product in a vacuum, I’m not fully sold when considering this store itself and the overall business model.

I got so excited seeing Amorino at the Outlet when I was shopping, it’s the perfect refreshment while doing some serious damage at the mall and refuel and beat the heat!
Prices and portions are fair, service is fantastic and the gelato is not only perfect in taste, but also beautifully presented.
My son and I had a waffle cone with several of their flavors and really enjoyed them.
My husband had a granita, while a bit pricey and small in size, it was also excellent!
Huge selection of flavors, high quality gelato, I am a huge fan of Amorino!

I was so happy to try the second store of Amorino in Vegas. The gelatos were attractive and there is even more flavors than the store in Townsquare. And the whipped cream is amazing and home made! They have italian slushy They call Granita and it is so good! They are also amazing macarons!
The staff is very friendly and They speak a lot of languages!!! (Spanish, French, Russia…)
The store is very well prensented and you have a lot of tables outside where you can seat.

This shop is located in Las Vegas Premium Outlet North, next to Pandora. No indoor seating but there are a few tables outside.
How the process works: Pay 1^st and get a receipt. Move a little down and give an employee the receipt. If you got gelato, tell them how many flavors you want. If you got a drink, move to the very last counter to pick up your order. Enjoy!
Note: You only get the flower shape when you get a cone.
Flavors on 8÷1÷2015
*~Gelati~*
Vaniglia Bourbon del Madagascar: Madagascar Vanilla
Vaniglia: Tahitian Vanilla
Pistacchio Mawardi Sublime
Cioccolato Amorino: Milk Chocolate
Cioccolato Ecuador Pure Origin
Nocciola Tonda e Gentile: Hazelnut
Straciatella
L’Inimitabile: Chocolate & Hazelnut Spread
Caffe Altura Luz Supremo: Espresso
Biscotto: Speculoos (caramelized sugar cane, a pinch of cinnamon and a hint of nutmeg)
Tiramisu
Caramello al Burro Salato: Caramel
Amarena: Amarena Cherry
Cocco Puro Sri Lanka: Coconut
Melone: Cantaloupe (Seasonal Flavor)
Te Verde: Green Tea
Yogurt con Yogurt
Frozen Yogurt
*~Sorbetti~*
Limone Femminello di Sorrento: Lemon
Fragola Camarosa: Strawberry
Frutto Passione: Passion Fruit
Lampone Heritage: Heritage Raspberry
Mango Alfonso d’India
Banana del Brasile
Organic
Cioccolato: South American Chocolate
Agrumi Sicilia: Sicilian Citrus Fruits
*~Gelato~*
Kid’s: $ 3.50
Small: $ 5.50
Medium: $ 6.75
Classic: $ 8.50
*Large: $ 9.95
*Maxi: $ 14
*Cup only
1.16 Pint: $ 15
2.32 Pint: $ 29
*~Focaccine, Waffles, & Crepes~*
Sugar: $ 4.25
Apricot Jam: $ 5.75
Strawberry Jam: $ 5.75
Salted Butter Caramel: $ 5.75
Gelato: $ 7.50
*~Coffee~* S /​M /​L
Coffee: $ 1.75 /​$ 2.25 /​$ 2.75
Cappuccino, Latte, Macchiato: $ 3.75 /​$ 5 /​$ 5.75
Americano: $ 2.25 /​$ 3.50 /​$ 4
Caffe Goloso: ($ 6 /​$ 8 /​-) Espresso & Handmade Whipped Cream. Chocolate, Hazelnut Chocolate, Caramel (+$ 0.75)
Ristretto Italiano: $ 2.25
Macchiato: $ 2.50
Extra Shot: $ 1.25
Tea: $ 3.50
Hot Chocolate: $ 5.50
Affogato al Caffe: (S — $ 6 /​M — $ 8) Vanilla Gelato & Espresso
Espresso Frappé: ($ 7.50) 12oz. Espresso & Vanilla or Coffee Gelato & Handmade Whipped Cream
Frappé /​Sorbet Drink: ($ 6.50) 12oz
Whipped Cream Complementary
*~Macron Flavors~*
Cioccolato
Mango
Vaniglia Bourbon del Madagascar: Madagascar Vanilla
Caffe Altura Luz Supremo: Espresso
L’Inimitabile: Chocolate & Hazelnut Spread
Lampone Heritage: Heritage Raspberry
Pistacchio
Caramello al Burro Salato: Caramel
I first saw their shop in Roma, Italy but we had so much gelato we were gelato-​out. When we were in Barcelona a few days later on Las Rambles, we finally got to try them. Very creamy and lots of flavors to try.
Our order:
2 Medium Cone
#1 Banana & Tea
#2 Pistachio, Tiramisu, Speculoos
Even tho we love banana, we didn’t like the flavor they much. The Tiramisu had bit for the dessert in it but didn’t really taste any rum. Pistachio wasn’t as strong as I would’ve liked so it was more mute compared to the other flavors. Speculoos was good, just would’ve liked more chunks of the cookies. Still yummy gelato to enjoy on a warm day in Vegas while shopping. Pricy but it’s not like you’ll get this everyday. A nice treat :)
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I wish I could give them minus zero. Very very rude and extra arrogant with bad attitude staff not one but all l. I got in they did not even bother to let me try it so I left the store since I hate to shop where there is no respect for customer.

This is my second time in two weeks. I’m that into it. Few things are better than cold gelato or sorbet on a hot hot summer day.
The location could be better since I often want to come here, but don’t want the crowds of the mall. Oh well.
The flavors are phenomenal. Some flavors are staples but others seem to rotate out. Some ingredients are flown in from Paris (for the macaroons). The quality of the product is very high. It’s comparable to Europe’s.
I wish it was a bit cheaper (5.5) for a small cone, but you get about 3 flavors, and it’s given artistically like a flower! I love it. Come try it!

We popped in here randomly on a Thursday afternoon. The mall itself was pretty busy… This gelato place not so much. Gotta Love no lines!
The service… The girls at the counter were all very nice. They knew which items were vegan and which items weren’t… Big plus in my book. They offered us samples and never got annoyed when we wanted to try something different. They were excited about their product and made us excited about it too!
The ambiance… It was a long store… Not very wide. Not very many tables inside, but their were a few. Unfortunately, most were occupied with patrons or people trying to figure out the menu. They have both tall and short tables located outside so we opted for a tall one. It was pretty warm and our gelato melted rather quickly :(. The inside has a very rustic Italian charm. Dim lighting and appetizing menu boards get the mood going.
The product… It was not the best gelato I’ve had… Well to be honest, I really only was able to have to the sorbet… I opted for the organic dark chocolate sorbet and the banana sorbet. The chocolate was delicious! I would definitely order it again. The banana was underwhelming with a weird after taste, but it was still okay. I think it needed more banana. I chose the classic size… It looked like the first size up from what appeared to be a kids cup. It wasn’t very big… The plus side to this place is that they allow as many flavors in one cup as you want for no extra charge. The down side… The price… Perhaps I should of asked considering prices were not posted any where (minus one star). I am in no way cheap, but it was definitely Disney land pricing in an outlet mall. Two classics rang in at 9.25 each… 18.50 for two small sorbets was just a tad bit steep in my book for average product. I’m not entirely sure I would go back.

HOT HOT HOT!
A very hot sticky day in vegas to the point of you REALLY don’t want to be outside… but if there is a grand opening for a gelato spot… How could you refuse a cooler on such a hot summery day!
Although being on crutches & walking around w/​a hubby that is REALLY bad w/​heat it was a bit hard to find since we had no idea where this place was & whether it was heat that impaired my eyes to see there was no phone # to dial to find out where they were near inside the outlet.
But once we reached the store it was nice & cold inside even w/​all their doors open for grand opening. We were promptly greeted but one thing that was a bit bothersome was the suddenness of our cashier. It was a bit rushing… we had no idea what we wanted & wanted to study the menu a bit but she kept asking what we would like…
I got the cone w/​PISTACHIO & TIRAMISU which the pistachio was amazingly flavorful & creamy. The tiramisu seemed a little less creamer than the pistachio but when combined a wonderful flavor in my mouth!

Man, oh man! That pretty much sums up how I feel. It’s that good! This new location is at the Premium Outlets North in the new section of the mall. Is it worth braving the horrid parking and sometimes rude tourists? YES IT IS!!!
You tell the cashier what size you want and pay. She gives you a ticket to hand to one of the gelato masters and they create your tasty treat. You can sample all the flavors before you commit to putting them into your cup or cone. They don’t have any weird flavor combinations, just pure and simple flavors. Everything I’ve tasted so far has been so flavorful, rich and smooth. Nothing artificial here. My favorites so far has definitely been pistachio and coffee. They have fruity sorbets for the non-​dairy customers. They also have waffles, crepes, macarons, espresso and shakes. Can’t wait to try those!
Is it on the pricey side? Yes, just a bit. Great thing is that you can get as many flavors you want for the size you ordered. Plus, they shape your gelato into a pretty flower if you order a cone. The employees are so friendly even through all the chaos of customers. Just try it, you won’t regret it.

Ambiance: 5 — Located next to Pandora in the LV Premium Outlets North, AG is a cute, little gelato shop that is a new hidden gem in the outlets! The shop itself is small, but you’re not there to waste time! Get your gelato and go shop – that’s what it’s all about!
Service: 5 — The service is good. They are fast and efficient! You have gelato in your hands within 5 minutes. It’s a great place to stop after your long day of shopping!
Food: 4 — AG works like this: You pay first, and then your receipt is handed to you, and you hand it to another worker in order to get your flavors. You can get as many flavors as you want – but they do have suggestions for how many flavors you can put in a certain size.
A little too expensive for what it is, but a great snack for those extremely hot weathered days. The gelato here is soft, creamy and slushy luscious all at the same time! It was a gelato texture that I’ve never encountered in Vegas before.
The flavors are very traditional, but they are good. This is officially my new gelato place! I’m a fan :)

In just under six months, Amorino Gelato has already opened up their second location at the Charleston Premium Outlets North! Great spot to go to after a day of shopping, or whenever you are jonezing for some serious gelato or sorbet.
Simple, straightforward, and done right is what their gelato and sorbet flavors are. You won’t find any «cool names» or «outside the box» ingredients like bacon or ghost chili… If you are a purist, go here. Amorino is about quality, not quantity. Baked items (I saw a type of fruit cake and biscotti) are also available, as well as granitas, and even some high end aged balsamic vinegar too.
As you step inside, peruse the menu to decide your size and whether you want a cup, cone or other creation like their tasty waffles or crepes. Pay the cashier first, so that your hands are free, then head over to the ladies and sample any of their signature flavors before ultimately deciding what you want.
Chocoholics will love the four choices they have (3 gelato-​Amorino, Ecuadorian 70%, and Inimitable AKA Chocolate –Mint, and 1 sorbet) Vanilla fans have either the Madagascar or more floral Tahitian Vanilla Bean Gelato to decide on, cookie butter fans will love Amorino’s Speculoos gelato, if you’re a nut lover, their pistachio and hazelnut are awesome, if you don’t do dairy, their sorbet selections are all great, especially my favorite, the Alfonso Mango. Another flavor I always gotta have is the Amarena Cherry Gelato, which no one else in Vegas has, and their flavor of the month, Agrumi Sicilia (Mixed Sicilian Citrus) will please citrus lovers for sure.
Amorino’s granitas (think Slush Puppies) are also worth trying and are only available at this location.
We tried the Strawberry and the Tangerine (my favorite) which was very refreshing on a pretty warm day. Flavors will change every once in a while
With the summer heat just around the corner, Amorino will definitely make a killing here! Congrats to Jeremy, Nicolas, and Team Amorino on your continued success! ALOHA!!!
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