Best Gelato in Old Vegas

"Travelers headed back to Las Vegas after a day at Lake Mead would be remiss if they didn’t stop by Chilly Jilly’z. The locally owned Boulder City restaurant offers self-serve frozen yogurt, Dole Whip, milkshakes, and malts. On the heartier side of the menu, there’s “broaster” chicken (crispy roasted chicken), sandwiches, and salads served with housemade bread."

"There is something for everyone at Chilly Jilly’z Bakery & Cafe, whether you are a Boulder City local or a hungry traveler looking for great food, friendly service and a warm, clean rest stop. Feel free to relax and enjoy use of our FREE WI-FI, or just hang out and listen to our XM Satellite rad..."

"Next on our list of the best desserts in Las Vegas, it’s anything (we mean anything!) from Milk Bar. Milk bar was created by award-winning chef and owner Christina Tosi in 2008, and it’s a dessert place that offers a quirky and romantic spin on classic home-style desserts. It’s just so charming and delicious, it’s really hard not to be won over by this amazing little gem."

"This tea shop advertises as a "Hooters, but for boba tea," with female servers wearing lingerie throughout the establishment. The potted milk tea, ice rose milk tea, and hot Thai tea with boba are among the most requested items."

"Milk Bar is the highly acclaimed bakery founded by award-winning chef and owner Christina Tosi. Milk Bar puts a playful spin on familiar homestyle desserts and savory snacks using quality ingredients and locally sourced dairy."

"S. Maryland Look, there are a lot of ice cream shops in Las Vegas selling some form of ube ice cream, but this tiny little scoop shop (no crazy cereal-coated cones or over-the-top made-for-Instagram dessert concoctions here) located inside the Seafood City Supermarket on Maryland has the absolute best. Trust me on this one -- I have been on this mission for a while. Get the ube macapuno (ube with coconut) for the richest, creamiest, most decadent ice cream in town."

"Multiple locationsLa Flor de Michoacan specializes in frozen Mexican treats, including cream popsicles and fruit popsicles chock full of huge chunks of hand-cut fruit, shaved ice, chamangos, ice creams in flavors like pistachio, guava, and strawberry vanilla, and more. Popsicles are really the least-respected of the frozen treats and definitely deserve more love—on a hot day when you’re craving something icey cold, a fresh fruit popsicle can hit the spot in a way that ice cream or sorbet simply can’t. The popsicles here are edible works of art—kind of like those handmade soaps that look like slices of fancy cakes you want to eat but can’t."

"Over in Rancho Charleston, check out Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers, which has earned 4.5 stars out of 213 reviews on Yelp. You can find the fast food spot, which offers burgers and ice cream and frozen yogurt, at 4675 W."

"Located in the Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace, Il Mulino New York is an upmarket restaurant serving classic, regional Italian cuisine in stylish surroundings. Exuding an Old World Italian ambiance with crisp white linen-covered tables, soft lighting, and breathtaking views of the Strip from the private balcony, Il Mulino New York focuses on the cuisine of the Abruzzo region, which features rich dishes in a simple, yet flavorful sauces. Signature dishes on the menu include Saltimbocca with Sage and Prosciutto, Frutti di Mare Risotto, Filetto di Mango Alla Fiorentina (filet steak in a shallot, sage, and wine sauce), and Vongole Alla Posillipo (clams in a light marinara sauce)."

"Again among Caesars Palace restaurants, Las Vegas’ Il Mulino New York is a very classy restaurant where you can enjoy an elegant ambiance while eating a classic Italian cuisine. Here, you have to wear special clothes as its dress code of dressy elegant is enforced. Make Sure to not wear shorts, sneakers or athletic clothing."

"Nestled among the Forum Shops of Caesars Palace, Il Mulino is an outpost of New York’s vibrant Italian dining scene transplanted to the Las Vegas desert. The distinctly traditional..."

"The Henry, in the Cosmopolitan, is where to go when a late night in the city has crept its way into the morning. The Henry offers late night/early evening dining. Their hours are 10 pm – 2 pm, Monday-Wednesday, and 11 pm – 2 pm from Thursday – Sunday."