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The Gelato Fiasco – Multiple Locations

$6 for $12 Worth of Gelato and Hot Drinks

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In a Nutshell

Made-from-scratch gelato in more than 30 flavors daily, such as toasted coconut and Sicilian pistachio at Portland and Brunswick locations

The Fine Print

  • Expires Mar 20, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Not valid with other offers, except for Frozen Code winter discount. Unused value can be added to a gift card.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Gelato can be served any number of ways--in a cone, as a sandwich, or just scooped right into your mouth by some guy in a truck. Have it your way with this Groupon.

$6 for $12 Worth of Gelato and Frozen Treats

The Gelato Fiasco’s cases at their Portland and Brunswick locations display more than 30 flavors, ranging from caramel sea salt gelato and balsamic-strawberry sorbetto to seasonal favorites including eggnog gelato and candy cane gelato ($3.50/treat; $4.21/small; $5.14/medium). Add a housemade waffle cone for an additional $1.25, or pair treats with a cup of rich drinking chocolate festooned with a choice of house-made whipped cream, toasted marshmallows, or peppermint infusions. Flavors change daily; click here for today's lineup. Staff members are happy to provide complimentary samples, and can squeeze multiple flavors into one dish or cone.

In addition to the savings included in this Groupon, customers can also take advantage of The Gelato Fiasco's Frozen Code discount; for every degree below freezing (32 degrees) the outside temperature is at the moment of purchase, customers receive 1 percent off their gelato or sorbetto purchases. The Frozen Code stays in effect from the first day of winter until the last day of winter.

The Gelato Fiasco

Some might say that The Gelato Fiasco is the most delicious type of fiasco there is. Joshua Davis and Bruno Tropeano would certainly agree. They began their mission to perfect Italy's favorite frozen treat in 2007. Nearly six years, two locations, and over 1,000 flavors later, their signature gelato frequently earns plaudits from gourmands at MSNBC, Fortune, CNN/Money, and Every Day with Rachael Ray. Their new Old Port store also earned praise from taste testers on the ground, winning awards such as Maine's Best Ice Cream Shop in the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram's 2012 reader survey.

Each day, the team's trained ice cream makers whip up more than 30 flavors of gelato and sorbetto, ranging from mango and pure lemon to Twix, Kit Kat, and chocolate pretzel. The Gelato Fiasco’s artisanal methods produce treats using only milk from Maine farms, natural cane sugar, and heaping scoops of fresh fruits, roasted nuts, and high-quality candies and confections. They also craft dairy-free sorbettos in flavors including balsamic-strawberry and chocolate noir. Gelato and sorbetto alike arrives in dishes, housemade waffle cones, or full pints to go; customers are also encouraged to mix flavors to create customized treats.

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5. Pick Your Favorite: None of this matters. The judges just pick their favorite dog.

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The Gelato Fiasco

4.62 out of 5

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    Downtown

    425 Fore St.
    Portland, Maine 04101
    (207) 699-4314
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    Brunswick

    74 Maine St.
    Brunswick, Maine 04011
    (207) 607-4002
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Reviews

  • My husband and I travel 25 minutes to get here several times a month! We love the flavors so much, we served this treat at our wedding rehearsal.
    Jenn L., 8/18/11
  • The best Gelato ever; original flavors like Strawberry Balsamic! Try the Chocolate Noir! Smooth texture.
    CJBMaine, 11/23/12
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