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The best gelato we ate in Italy! Do not miss this! Yoghurt di limone, I died.
Beutiful setting, professional staff, and you can watch how their lemon products are made.

Really nice gelato factory. Lots of flavours and shady places to eat them also does food

Lovely lemon grove located right in Sorrento, walking distance from the marina. AMAZING gelato, slushes, and more that can be enjoyed right in the middle of the lemon grove. You can also watch them make limoncello live on sight! Admission into the grove is free- just walk in and enjoy!

Part of the grove was closed off when we visited but it was still great to enjoy our gelato, take some beautiful pictures, and enjoy Sorrento’s lemons!

We chose to do a Limoncello tour. The tour cost 32 euros per person and the tour is suitable for those who have never seen a lemon tree in their life. If you have seen a lemon tree then you can literally skip this tour. You walk through the garden in the back with an explanation of the lemon groves, then you go to see the factory (a room where limoncello is made) and finally at least you get a small bottle of limoncello. But everything I described can be done for free without the explanation about the lemon groves. If you have lived in the city all your life and never seen a lemon tree, then I recommend the tour - you will surely enjoy it. But if you have seen a lemon tree in your life and you know that in order to have a tree you need to water it, then don't do it.

This place is just a brief 10-minute stroll from the train station, yet pleasantly secluded from the bustling energy of Sorrento's city center.
We saw a lot of lemon groves in the area while travelling by train and wanted to visit one of them and Giardini di Cataldo didnt dissapoint us.
Our knowledgeable guide led us through the premises, enlightening us on the meticulous process of crafting limoncello, showing how this grove distinguishes itself by hand-peeling each lemon — a rarity in today's automated world.
The tour, spanning about an hour, offered opportunities to capture scenic photographs within the garden, peer into the distillery
through glass windows, and indulge in delectable gelatos.
As one of Sorrento's oldest groves, with the founder's daughter now residing on-site, this place holds a unique charm.
I highly recommend this destination to visitors, especially those fascinated by the lemon groves and limoncello which are specialties of the Amalfi Coast.
Whether as a couple or with children, this grove promises a delightful experience.

We stopped by for ice creams and coffee. The lemon-flavored gelato (it's actually called sorrento) is amazing, and so is pistachio. The ice cream and coffee prices are very fair: you pay the same price as in a random ice cream shop in Naples (3.50 for 2 scoops), and get to sit in a beautiful lemon grove. An unexpected gem in a city full of tourist traps

Absolutely loved the shop, the gelato was the nicest around. We went here twice every day, the staff were so friendly and helpful.
My favourite gelato was the lemon and the pistachio😋
Would highly recommend!!
Thank you,
From Ireland🇮🇪

Very charming place, but the limoncello we bought was most unpleasant. We tried it first, tasted great, then bought a bottle. But when we got it home, the flavour was very poor - almost undrinkable. We suspected they had not washed out a container well enough - there was a very strong Milton/bleach taste. Shame.