Tremendous. A line out the door at 9:30 on a Saturday in July. No worries. Get in that line…read more Creamy, sweet, good array of flavors. Service is organized, important when crowded.

Oddonos is one of the best gelato places I've had. It definitely lives up to its hype. It's creamy…read moreand flavorful! Definitely a place to stop at after dinner or for a midday snack.

This is basically my new favourite place to eat. The premise is simple: Ice(cream) & (pizza)Slice…read more The guy making the pizza is from Rome and a pizza genius. This pizza is just like the stuff you get in Italy, long rectangular slabs of pizza, sold by the - GIGANTIC - slice, for between £3 and £5, depending on the toppings. And the ice cream? It's the stuff dreams are made of, soft, creamy, delicious gelato swirled artfully into a waffle cone or cardboard cup and drizzled with chocolate; from a chocolate tap no less - a mesmerising liquid feature that you can't stop staring at as you devour your pizza slices.

I used to love Ice & Slice... especially due to their promotional "all you can eat" pizza deal on…read moreThursdays. I've invited friends a few times to go and indulge ourselves. Last week though, we were all disappointed and I felt quite embarrassed having invited friends from across the city just for dinner here. The staff were friendly as always but the food took ages. I think it was 40 minutes before we received our first plates (4 small slices at a time). They were okay but no way near as good as before. Supposedly they have a new chef *sigh*. Way too much anchovy and odd toppings. We felt like they were deliberately trying to stop us eating a lot by providing us with really strange pizza toppings. Also, the dishes kept taking ages (maybe 20 or 30 minutes between dishes). This was definitely annoying as we had come on an empty(ish) stomach so that we could really stuff our faces. I really hope Ice & Slice up their game during the promotional deals. I don't think I'll be bringing friends back here. Despite that, ordering online still is amazing and the potato, pesto, cheese and sausage is one of the best photos I've ever had!

I thought the best ice cream I had ever had was on the shore of Monterosso in Italy. For months…read moreafter our trip to paradise I would weep exaggerated tears for my missed Fragola gelato from the Cinque Terre coast. I cry no more! I had passed Gelato Mio a few times on the bus but it wasn't until a gloriously sunny day after a long hot walk through Bishop's Park did I finally get a taste. The shop isn't very big and for some crazy reason the counter is quite close to the shop window and the blazing sun but other than that Gelato Mio is my heaven on earth. I've been back more times that I care to admit and I am still seriously contemplating getting one of their take away containers and quickly getting it home in a cab, something that would cost me near £20 just for ice cream! Believe me it is worth it. The scoops are generous and all the classic flavours are there. My favourites are Fragola (strawberry) and Pistaccio where my husband's fav is Stracciatella for the rich chocolate chips. My father loves ice cream and he had only just been in town a few weeks before I made my discovery. During that visit he asked if there was anywhere to go for good ice cream near where we live in Putney. If only I had known about this place when he was here. Sigh. I know they have several locations (including St. Pancras) but I've only been to the Fulham branch. The quality is impeccable so I would bet they are all the same. I better go, I have a cab to call and space in my freezer!

I first tried this new place yesterday evening (well new for me, apparently it has been opened for…read morea year or so), after a very stressful day. So I first went for a coffee to a neaby place that I regularly go to so I was surprised when I saw this place on my way home. I frequently pass by this road but I had never seen this place until yesterday, when I walked it by. This means that this place is easy to miss and probably in the wrong location. It looks like it has just open, all brand new and shiny. At first, it looks like it is a small ice cream shop where you quickly buy your ice cream from and eat it out. However, there is a seating area at the back, which I only noticed when the person that served us mentioned it as we were keen to sit down. The seating area is really quiet and calming, just what I needed. The place was empty, so that helped too. There is a comfy corner sofa as well as a few tables with benches. They also offer hot drinks so it is a nice alternative to the usual coffee shop, particularly as they also have wifi, so a good spot to do some work while sipping your coffee or enjoying a lovely Italian gelato. I guess the downside is that the seating area is inside so not the best option when it is sunny outside. Now, on to the gelato itself.... they were really great! I love ice-cream, although I am not ice cream connoisseur, but these tasted delicious to me. I tried several flavours, as I wasn't sure which ones to order and the person that served us encouraged us to taste them first instead, which was great. So I tasted a few and in the end I had the strawberry one (sooo yummy! very creamy and natural), the chocolate and hazelnut one (if you like Nutella, go for it, enough said!) and the banana and kiwi (again, very creamy and natural, it didn't have the strong flavour that the others had but it was very nice too) The person that served us was also attentive and nice. The person I went with mentioned that it would fit better to have a bubbly and outgoing person instead behind the counter, as the girl was an Italian girl kind of shy and quiet. For me, she contributed to the calmness I felt in the place, which is what I was after, so she helped to make the experience pleasant. The one thing that I will say though is that I found it too pricey, at £2.90 for one scoop. This will mean that rather than go there every time I feel like an ice cream (or even just a coffee, knowing that I would definitely have an ice cream too once I see them), I will just go for an occassional treat, shame :(

Every time I visit London with my family we take time out of our trip to visit the Ice Cream Parlor…read moreat Harrods. Unfortunately, when we arrived today, we were told that it had closed down. Nevertheless, Harrod's Dessert Bar was a great alternative. Instead of just having ice cream like the Ice Cream Parlor, this place has more extravagant offerings. The menu includes waffle dishes with ice cream, crepes, fondu, meringues and shakes. And everything we tasted was delicious!! We got the Hazelnut Taco and the Oreo Stack. Both were delicious and left us unbuckling our pants because we were so full! The decor is also very cute: there are cacti on the walls and a pink hue throughout the space. The prices are high for the portions but when you're in Harrods it's foolish to expect anything else. Definitely recommend going when you get fed up of shopping :)

Stumbled upon this spot while getting off the Underground on the way to Portobello Road. It is…read moreacross the street from the Prince Albert Pub which is really what my attention was on. In fact, I would have missed Amorino except for others in my group were not amused by a Pub with a namesake associated with a sensitive body piercing. Plus, they are gelato fanatics so this place pulled them in like a moth to flame. It is a clean, well-run shop with plenty of flavors available. The display case was quite appealing, especially the written descriptions of the flavors. There is always at least 1 lactose free option as well (on the day we were there, it was Chocolate Sorbetto) and they are very hip to give you test samples before you make a decision which is a very friendly touch in favor of the customer. While this might seem to be the norm, this shop is also in a high tourist-traffic area and I would imagine that putting up with idiots on vacation all day long might get old pretty quick. Nevertheless, they seemed very welcoming and happy to serve us which is always nice to experience as a consumer. I did not sample the goods since I was wasting my calories this trip on pub suds instead of gelato. But those in my group that did partake are somewhat authoritarian experts in the craft of frozen, dairy-based desserts. And they proclaimed it to be on par with typical European style gelato. Nothing more and nothing less and it scratched the itch of a palate in need of a gelato fix. It was not cheap but nothing in the UK is. If you are in the area and in the mood, I think you can't go wrong with a stop at Amorino for a taste of good-quality gelato.

I dig this place near Nottingham Hill!…read more Was walking past and decided to stop by. Massive amount of flavors available. You self order at a kiosk. Good food, vibes, and friendly employees. Recommend when in NH area of London.

Not the cheapest fro-yo in London, but absolutely delicious and the portions are quite large…read more It's located on the 3rd floor of Harrods (formerly on the 4th), and the day we were there it was quiet with very few people. The local is light and concemporary, match the brand. My friend and I both had the chocolate flavour and we loved it. Try it with coconut shavings, it's amazing.

Confession: I paid £7.95 for one serving of frozen yogurt today…read more When my friend and I were waiting for the express elevator at Harrods to take us up to the 4th floor she said, "Hopefully I'm making you go somewhere that fro yo costs £15." She did. Yoo Moo has a £14.80 choice that is garnished with 23 carat gold flakes. All of the sweet treat are named and I had the Spooky Moo. It was a huge bowl of pumpkin pie flavored frozen yogurt topped with chocolate buttons, popping candy, and a big gummy skeleton. The yogurt was sweeter than most I've had in the UK and lacked the tang you get at Frae (which I like). I am a pumpkin pie lover so I was excited about the flavor. My Spooky Moo was yummy, but the serving was too big for me. I ate it all because I paid so much and am still riding a bit of a sugar high. My friend had a vanilla and Belgian chocolate swirl with brownie bites on top and the chocolate yogurt was decadent. Very nice. Bottom line is that the price is a bit crazy and there isn't an "experience" to make up for it. When the waitress asked if my friend and I wanted a loyalty card we actually laughed.

This is my second time inside a Waffle House and I can say that this is a lovely lot to visit. Its…read morevariety is almost limitless with different waffles, crepes, shakes and drinks. It is certainly a sweet treat, fitting right in Wandsworth Road.

When I entered the establishment there was no one to greet me at the door. So me and my friend had…read moreto wait to be seated. Then when someone finally came to the door they just said sit anyway not even directing us to our table. When we got to the table for two there was only one menu on the table so I had to grab another one from the table next to us. So when I was looking at the menu I touched something sticky and wet so I looked and saw ice cream all over the menu. I thought it was so unhygienic and I decided that I didn't want to eat here no more as the service was terrible and the hygiene was not up to my standards so I left the restaurant. I have pictures to back up my review, I would like Kaspa's to fix their service and hygiene because I actually quite enjoy their food even though sometimes the waffle can taste a bit raw.

Famous and quite nice icecream shop,It was at the end of the high street kensington.Next to the…read moreOdeon cinemas.It was really nice to have some icecream when you were enjoying the movies.The staff were quite nice and lovely.Service was quite fast.Here you could buy a good secletion of icecream with great taste.Very good place to try