Pidapipo

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Pidapipo is a popular gelato store chain based in Melbourne, Australia. Known for its authentic Italian gelato, Pidapipo has garnered a significant following since its inception.

History[edit | edit source]

Pidapipo was founded by Lisa Valmorbida, who studied at the prestigious Gelato University in Bologna, Italy. The first store opened on Lygon Street in Carlton in 2014. The name "Pidapipo" is derived from a traditional Italian children's game.

Locations[edit | edit source]

Pidapipo has multiple locations across Melbourne, including:

Menu[edit | edit source]

The menu at Pidapipo features a variety of gelato flavors, including traditional options like pistachio, hazelnut, and chocolate, as well as innovative seasonal flavors. The gelato is made fresh daily using high-quality ingredients, many of which are imported from Italy.

Popular Flavors[edit | edit source]

Special Features[edit | edit source]

Pidapipo is known for its unique approach to serving gelato. Customers can choose to have their gelato served in a cup or a cone, and there is also the option to add a layer of melted chocolate from the store's signature chocolate tap.

Community and Culture[edit | edit source]

Pidapipo has become a cultural staple in Melbourne, often participating in local events and festivals. The store's vibrant atmosphere and commitment to quality have made it a favorite among both locals and tourists.

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