In my gap year here in Paris, I spent a couple of months working for the popular Italian gelato chain Amorino, so it may come as a surprise to you (or of the same reason maybe exactly not?) that the gelato I am about to recommend to you is not therefrom. In my humble opinion, the best gelato you will find just around the corner from Amorino's Rue Vieille du Temple branch - at Pozzetto.
Today - for once - the weather behaved nicely so as a friend and I were strolling around Le Marais, we all of a sudden found ourselves walking very determined toward la Rue du Roi de Sicile as icecream became our chatting topic. In the small seating area we decided on a cup each. At Pozzetto there is not really such a thing as sizes - instead for 7.50euro (yes, expensive - but SO worth it) you get a onesize cup but the chance to mix as many flavours as you like to. My friend Nina went for the classic Italian Fior di Latte (flower of milk), dark chocolate and le parfum du jour, coconut. I, as well, had the traditional milk-flavour mixed with Nocciola (hazelnut) and Pistachio (can you guess this one?).

As you can tell from the picture, the serving sizes are generous and the texture of the gelato.. simply amazing. When we left, the smiles on our faces were as big as they were in anticapation of the gelato as Nina demonstrates here - and our cravings were obviously more than happily satisfied.

Pozzetto, 39 rue du Roi de Sicile in the 4th arrondissement, Métro: St. Paul or Hôtel de Ville