Best Gelato in Belleville

"Another great diner for kids is found on Locust Street’s historic Automotive Row. Eating in a building that was built in 1916 to build “high end sedans” is pretty cool. Besides great food, The Fountain on Locust ice cream was voted St. Louis’ best."

"The iconic custard shop has been in business for more than 80 years serving up its famous concretes, sundaes and shakes. Try a specialty concrete like the Terramizzou, a blend of chocolate sauce and pistachios, or the Hawaiian, a combination of banana, coconut, pineapple and macadamia nuts. Ted Dewes has two locations in south St. Louis."

"Grab a frozen custard at this old fashioned, wait-outside-in-line stand, treasured by St. Louisians. Summer nights are busy, but the super efficient...Read More"

"St. Louis' most famous soda fountain has been feeding hungry residents and visitors since 1913. Crown Candy looks and feels like a soda fountain should. It's small with old, 1950's style decor."

"Clementine’s knocked everyone’s socks off when they introduced St. Louis to “handcrafted small batch” ice cream, using only the finest natural ingredients. They call their ice cream Naughty and Nice because they have a selection of boozy ice creams–but their ice cream shop is totally family friendly. Their first location is amazingly TINY, so I suggest heading to their newest location in South Hampton at 4715 Mackland."

"Clementine's Naughty and Nice Creamery is an ice cream creamery that is right next to Washington University's campus in St. Louis. It is right in the middle of a neighborhood and has a small-shop vibe. The neighborhood and vibe of the store helps to push it to be one of my favorite and (I think) best places to get ice cream."

"I'm not even vegan, but this is some of the richest ice cream I have ever laid a tongue on. If you're 21 and feeling fun and flirty, check out their "naughty" flavors which all contain a wee bit of alcohol with every lick. As far as St. Louis goes, this is just the tip of the iceberg for foods and restaurants."

"Gelateria Del Leone satisfies lots of cravings: The shop sells gelato, of course, but also offers coffee, tea, pastries and a few small plates. As the name would imply, the from-scratch gelato is a major attraction, available in nearly 50 flavors that rotate daily, like pistachio, raspberry-white chocolate, chai, turmeric, blueberry and sweet corn. Gelateria Del Leone also offers soy gelato in flavors like cinnamon and London Fog, plus dairy-free sorbetto in berry and citrus flavors."

"Honestly, having the opportunity to stop in Velvet freeze was so nostalgic for me!. This place has been around longer than I have. While many may refer to..."

"Knead Bakehouse has a variety of brunch items for contactless pickup Tuesdays through Saturdays. The bakeshop offers a variety of donuts and kolaches, both sweet and savory, plus a tasty selection of sandwiches fit for both breakfast and lunch. Don't miss out on their breakfast sandwich; a fried egg, cheese, tomato, lettuce, aïoli and herbs are served on a brioche sesame bun."

"Everything is vegan and gluten-free, and they strive to be allergen-friendly as well. They've got everything you would expect: scones, muffins, cakes, cookies, and so on. They do custom orders and delivery too, so give them a try."

"This tall, townhouse-style brick building is one of the best places in the city to listen to jazz and blues. Voted the number one jazz and blues nightclub in St. Louis, BB's features such renowned performers as Henry Townsend and Roosevelt Sykes and has jazz and blues memorabilia adorning the walls. The bar is fully stocked and includes an excellent selection of beer."

"The Missouri History Museum was founded in 1866 and is operated and maintained by the Missouri Historical Society. The museum has been located inside the Jefferson Memorial Building in Forest Park since 1913. Access to the main galleries is free to everyone, and the museum’s exhibitions are wheelchair accessible."

"Visit this museum for a look at the history of the metro-St. Louis region and its place in Missouri’s development. Offering free admission, ongoing exhibits include the 1904 World’s Fair, World War I, and iconic photographs."

"Again, more free things in the Forest Park area of St. Louis!. The St. Louis Art Museum is more than just your typical art museum. They have the stereotypical art exhibits that include various painting and statues, but they have additional exhibits to meet everyone’s tastes."

"It will be hard to get through all of the Saint Louis Art Museum in one day, so don’t rush it!. There is one exhibit in the contemporary wing that is paid, the rest is completely free. Don’t miss the sculpture park!"

"There’s a wide range of exhibits housed inside of a World’s Fair building. The museum sits on Art Hill, overlooking the park."