4 Postcards
L'Arte del Gelato in Chelsea Market serves up irresistibly creamy, homemade gelato with seasonal flavors that are perfect for a post-stroll treat.
"Founded by Sicilian-born Francesco Realmuto, L’Arte del Gelato appeared in the Chelsea Market in 2005, and its main branch remains as a counter at the western end of the complex. Its gelati are particularly creamy, and the berry flavors are the most admired. It can also be found in cart form seasonally on the nearby High Line, in the Oculus, and in Lincoln Center." - Melissa McCart, Robert Sietsema
"Founded by Sicilian-born Francesco Realmuto, L’Arte del Gelato appeared in the Chelsea Market in 2005, and its main branch remains as a counter at the western end of the complex. Its gelati are particularly creamy, and the berry flavors are the most admired. It can also be found in cart form seasonally on the nearby High Line, in the Oculus, and in Lincoln Center." - Melissa McCart, Robert Sietsema
"There’s no lack of gelato shops in NYC, though this one is probably the best of the bunch. Handmade the Italian way, using strictly natural, seasonal ingredients, the gelato here is just sweet and creamy enough that it doesn’t feel overly heavy. The permanent location inside Chelsea Market is always a good bet, while the summer pop-up by the High Line is ideally located for grabbing a scoop or three before a stroll."
"There’s no lack of gelato shops in NYC, though this one is probably the best of the bunch. Handmade the Italian way, using strictly natural, seasonal ingredients, the gelato here is just sweet and creamy enough that it doesn’t feel overly heavy. The permanent location inside Chelsea Market is always a good bet, while the summer pop-up by the High Line is ideally located for grabbing a scoop or three before a stroll."
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Lexie Grace Martinez
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Mamdouh Algadheb
Lillie Skowronski
jillian b
Brandy HK
Lexie Grace Martinez
Rayani Rizki
SL
Cuong Lieu