Dulce D Leche Gelato Cafe

Extremely impressed & great gelato. I haven’t tried anything else but there are lots of other deserts and some like the truffles are very immaculate. Chocolate brownie chunk - rich and nice chewy brownie pieces Dulce de Leche with chocolate chips - I could taste nice salt crystals that help enhance the flavor. It was more of chocolate flakes instead of chips which I liked a lot. They would melt in your mouth because they are so thin.

Lovely cafe with a great selection of gelato, chocolates, and some treats. Also a cooler of drinks and a freezer with a few frozen meals. The chocolates weren’t the best I’ve had ever but they were decent, and I appreciate some unique flavors, like barrel aged maple and cherry marzipan. The cake slices were INSANELY expensive. I was told this is because it is priced by weight. If that’s so, the establishment would def sell more if it priced by slice. $12 for a normal sized piece of cake is exorbitant. I appreciate that they ALSO have coffee and tea (a wide assortment too). Really unique place. I enjoyed!

Very good gelato! Tasty dulce de leche one, passion fruit was my favorite and the strawberry one was great too! Clean place and nice couch in the back. Could use some AC duct cleaning, it was very disgusting

This is by far the best gelato in MA. I took dark chocolate and mango and oh my, it’s way above our expectation. Lots of options to choose from. Tastes really good. Also, the guy is very friendly, who is the owner we guessed! There was photos of a lady posted in the store who passed away less than a month back when we visited. We guessed it could be his wife or relative! We really wanted to ask the friendly guy but as it was crowded we didn’t. If he reads this message, we would like to say we are very sorry to see his loss! We loved his friendly and humble behavior which will make us visit the store many more times to come.

Dulce de Leche Café in Framingham was a fun and unexpected find during our Metrowest Boston trip. We loved discovering that they had THE classic Argentinian alfajores, rich, delicate cookies filled with dulce de leche that were perfect alongside a cortado. It’s a great little stop for coffee and something sweet if you’re exploring the Metrowest Boston area and want a quick taste of something special.