Leo Leo Gelato – SESLOC Members Earn Rewards Points Here
Paso Robles
911 21st Street
Paso Robles
Owner and master gelatier, Niccolo Lekai, has been obsessed with fine gelato ever since he was a toddler visiting his grandparents in Italy who would entice him with different flavors of the best gelato and sorbetto Florence has to offer. As a graduate of University of San Diego in marketing and business administration, Niccolo’s love for gelato drove him to learn all aspects of the business, from production to retail sales, catering, and wholesale distribution to retail sales, catering, and wholesale distribution. He and his Italian father, Andrea, created Leo Leo Gelato, a company committed to continuing the 550-year-old Italian tradition of handcrafting fine gelato.
(805) 226-5050
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