A gelato display case holds rows of flavors in metal pans.

Bacio di Latte sets Dec. 11 opening in Walnut Creek

Italian gelato chain Bacio di Latte has confirmed a Dec. 11 grand opening at 1500 Mt. Diablo Blvd. in downtown Walnut Creek, filling half the former Vineyard Vines space with an affogato bar and more than 22 flavors.

A gelato display case holds rows of flavors in metal pans.

Bacio di Latte sets Dec. 11 opening in Walnut Creek

Italian gelato chain Bacio di Latte has confirmed a Dec. 11 grand opening at 1500 Mt. Diablo Blvd. in downtown Walnut Creek, filling half the former Vineyard Vines space with an affogato bar and more than 22 flavors.

A gelato display case holds rows of flavors in metal pans.

Bacio di Latte sets Dec. 11 opening in Walnut Creek

Italian gelato chain Bacio di Latte has confirmed a Dec. 11 grand opening at 1500 Mt. Diablo Blvd. in downtown Walnut Creek, filling half the former Vineyard Vines space with an affogato bar and more than 22 flavors.

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Mariana Figueiredo is an editorial leader focused on producing accurate, community-centered journalism that keeps readers informed about the issues shaping their neighborhoods. She earned a bachelor's degree in Entertainment and Media Studies from the University of Georgia.

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Mariana Figueiredo is an editorial leader focused on producing accurate, community-centered journalism that keeps readers informed about the issues shaping their neighborhoods. She earned a bachelor's degree in Entertainment and Media Studies from the University of Georgia.

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