Tiramisu to go/for takeaway in Imola is available from GIOELIA, formerly known as Emilia Cremeria. GIOELIA Cremeria is an Italian patisserie/confectionery chain with numerous branches almost everywhere in Italy (click for an overview of all departments, international). At GIOELIA you can be safe of always getting something delicious in identical quality. During my visit to Imola, the long walk from the train station to the three race driver monuments, as well as to the museum, I craved a dessert for takeaway. And a coffee in the afternoon is often more than appropriate anyway. Therefore, the choice between the many delicacies, gelato, brioche, cakes, felt quite easy. Tiramisu. However, to go, so to take away. Armed with a small plastic ice cream spoon, I was able to enjoy my little tiramisu bicchierini glass made from Semifredo ice cream on the go. The highlight at GIOELIA, the container for the dessert is included in the price / can be kept. I already have a glass cappuccino cup from GIOELIA Cremeria in Pompei, and now I have a small glass from Imola. Great holiday memories that you can use. I can recommend GIOELIA!
In short: Gioelia Cremeria (formerly Emilia Cremeria) in Imola sells tiramisu to go in a small keep-the-glass cup. I had mine after the long walk from the train station to the race driver monuments and the museum.
Address formerly Emilia Cremeria / now new GIOELIA Cremeria Imola: Via Appia, 42, 40026 Imola BO, Italy
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Frequently asked questions
Where can you get tiramisu to go in Imola?
At Gioelia Cremeria, formerly Emilia Cremeria, at Via Appia 42 in Imola.
Do you keep the glass?
Yes, the container is included in the price and you can keep it as a souvenir.
What else does Gioelia sell?
Gelato, brioche, cakes and many other sweets, plus coffee. It is a patisserie chain with many branches across Italy.
Is Gioelia worth a stop in Imola?
I can recommend it, especially after a long walk through town.
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