Runaway Bay is one of our northern Broadwater neighbours, and we see local families, sports families among them, making their way down to Labrador for a gelato.
The same Broadwater, a little further south
Runaway Bay sits on the Broadwater just north of us, so the trip to Labrador is a change of scene rather than a journey. Follow the water down through Biggera Waters, and you’ll be on the Labrador foreshore, with parks along Marine Parade and us roughly in the middle of it. The foreshore walk and its parks →
From the courts or field to the cabinet
We support local junior sport through player-of-the-match rewards for Breakers Netball Club and the Labrador Tigers juniors. It’s a small part of being a family-run Gold Coast business, and it means a few familiar faces turn up at the cabinet after a good game. Breakers reward · Tigers reward
Come curious
You don’t need to decide on one big scoop. Our mini-scoop serves are designed for exploring the cabinet, and you’re always welcome to ask for a taste if something unfamiliar catches your eye. The gelato is made here in Labrador, and the line-up rotates. Gelato with kids →
See the cabinet Plan your visit
Planning the visit
We’re at Shop 14, Aqua, 300 Marine Parade, Labrador. The door is on the Imperial Parade side of the complex, between Butter Bodega and Rev It Up Pizza, and there’s free underground parking entered from Imperial Parade. We’re closed on Mondays, and hours change over public and school holidays, so check before you set out.
Nearby
Just down the road: gelato near Biggera Waters. Or inland: gelato near Coombabah.