Grom
(212) 362-1837
2165 Broadway
New York,
NY
10024
40.782
-73.9811
Neighborhoods: Upper West Side, Midtown
What People Are Saying About Grom
The Editor
Justin Hartung
Citysearch
In Short
The city has been experiencing an uptick of frozen treat options, and no spot has received as much buzz as this gelato chain in its U.S. debut. All walks of Upper West Siders--from tipsy post-dinner dates to soccer Moms looking for a mid-day sugar high--form long lines for the all-natural gelatos and sorbets. Seasonally changing flavors read like an Italian Greenmarket inventory: ricotta made from sheep's milk, zabaione made with Marsala wine, and pink grapefruit sorbet.
User Reviews
NewYorking
June 19, 2009
This is a gem on UWS. Awesome thick creamy gelato - I love the pistachio. Their sorbets are excellent too - I had the apricot sorbet yesterday and it was perfect. I will definitely go there again and highly recommend it. I love that the gelato is so creamy.
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chelsealeeny
July 12, 2008
it's the uws and walking around to stop and get a tasty treat is a fun thing to do. they are open late-ish, so if you go and catch a movie, it's there. love all the flavors i have tried so far-and they are generous with samples and explanations. sure it's $5, but its a life saver in ny humidity.
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ALOHALOLA4
April 18, 2008
I've expeirenced an out of body feeling while indulging into this WONDERFUL gelato! Very seductive. I LOVE GROM!
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Know Before You Go:
The stuff ain't cheap: A small cup (or cone) will cost you five and change.
Where to Sit:
Most people seem content to grab their gelato for a stroll down Broadway, but there are a few tables in the back of the store for those who want to sit and savor.
The Extras:
Slushes, like sorbet but more granular, are available May through September and come in coffee, almond and lemon flavors.
