"A quaint little place with fantastic coffee and gelato. Both are just as good as what we had in Italy, seriously. It’s so nice to disconnect from your phone for a few minutes and enjoy time with your family. There’s a little area with tonka trucks for kids to play with. Pay attention to the modest dress code and no phones policy."

"This was a delightful surprise. We had a sandwich and 3 flavors of gelato and everything was wonderful!! We will definetely go back. So charming. Loved the gift shop and the "living room" and even the bathroom! Need to experience it. You won't miss your cell phone, which you must leave in your car. Good riddance. Thank you to the owner who is giving a generous gift by inviting the public to experience the beauty he has created. God bless!"

"Best gelato you’ll ever have unless you go to Rome! This is such a sweet place. They also serve paninis that I haven’t tried yet and there’s a cute general store. It has a conservative dress code so make sure you see the website for details. Nothing crazy just respectful. And they’re only open Thursday -Saturday. Check out its story and connection to Rome. Fabulous!"

"I finally found a place that carries the quality of beef I’ve been looking for. I arrived at night so I didn’t get to see the whole place in the light, but everything looks very charming. The two young ladies who assisted me while I was there were very helpful and knowledgeable about the quality of the beef they sell and their farm where it is raised. I had to make a quick stop, so I plan to come back soon and when I return I want to try their gelato and one of the chicken boxes they were telling me about. I had never heard about this spot until tonight when this guy at Sprouts overheard me asking about some beef I saw there. He referred me to Villaggio Colafrancesco, so I decided to check it out. I’m glad I did. What a great find!"

"Terrible service. Rude. Sexist. Mean. I was wearing modest professional clothes with shorts above my knee. I was holding my infant child in my arms showing her the ice cream. The rude person behind the desk asked if I knew policy rules- which I said no- and then said, “oh well you’re not allowed on the premises dressed like that”. I was in professional work attire. My husband next to me was wearing shorts above his knees, however nothing was said to him. With my baby in my arms I was asked to leave. Meanwhile my husband was able to sta. This place is cruel and shameful and uncaring toward working mothers, women, and current culture. I had long sleeves and dress shorts and dress shoes. I will always tell people how terrible this place is for their ethics and their care. The ice cream is just basic at best."