Just on the outskirts of helmsleys this place is a little piece of chocolate lovers heaven They do…read morea wonderful range of hand made chocolates which are produced on site. These are creamy gooey wonderfully delicious chocolates. The range is good and they try out some different flavours like chilli chocolates and rhubarb. My favorite is the caramel as I like the soft centre. The violet and roses cremes are fantastic but they also do a lavender version. They arent cheap but they are the average price that you would pay for a really nice good quality box of chocolates. They also sell wonderful ice-cream, I would try the raspberry. A wonderful place for those with a sweet tooth

Tasty ice cream. I got Marathon Madness, which a sign said is national winner. Kind of a subdued…read moreSnickers flavor. The ice cream consistency is between hard packed and soft. At 1.5 pounds for small scoop, well worth the stop.

Wow - I love this place! Just a little hole in the wall with enough room to squeeze a few people…read morethrough into the shop - it ticks all the boxes as to what an ice cream shop should be! You may need to brave long queues though guys because they're always huge! You can see why though when the ice cream is such good quality. On my latest visit I hit the rhubarb and custard and creme caramel flavours and for £2.90 a double scoop tub it was so so worth it. Perfect to enjoy in Knaresboro castle yard on a sunny day!

If you're visiting Knaresborough then your trip isn't complete without popping into Brymor's for…read morethe tastiest ice cream around (not that I'm biased being Yorkshire born and bred!). It's a teeny tiny shop that sells around 15 different flavours of ice cream including delights such as rhubarb crumble and almond praline, often changing what's on offer. It really is super delicious with a gorgeous creamy texture and a proper depth of flavour, without being sickly sweet. Prices start from £1.90 for an adult single scoop cone or tub and is perfect for an indulgent treat whilst you stroll around Knaresborough Castle yard just a few minutes away.

This is going to end in tears. I can feel it now as I'm on a total sweet binge. When that mood…read moretakes you and you are in Harrogate you have to check out Farrah's for divine toffee. It is now a brand known across the globe and you may recognise the blue and silver embossed tins. They were established in 1840 and even export to eight different countries. So you know they obviously have a talent for what they do. And oh yes do they ever. Their toffee and fudge is immaculate. They have tins, bars or boxes. It's an embarrassment of riches. You'll also find traditional sweets of the old school variety. We're talking ace boiled sweets of yesteryear. Throw in jams, chutneys, cakes and biscuits too and you can come away with a dream selection. This is my favourite bit though. They even do sugar free sweets. How good is that! Sweets with less guilt, now we're talking. A place to visit for sure and one that may well make your diet falter. I apologize for that but please invoice my accountant not me for damages

I really can't add too much more to what Melissa said in her review except I agree wholeheartedly!read more

Holy shiznit this place is freaking awesome, a real gem in the middle of Starbeck between Harrogate…read moreand Knaresborough. I'd heard it was good but when I got there it was even better - literally tons of different ice cream flavours - so much choice that I couldn't choose just one so went for a full whack sundae...on my own... The random blue one was ace, as was the crunchie one - with sprinkles and chocolate and hot gooey sauce. OK so it cost around £7 but it was money well spent for such pleasure - so so good!

This is known to the locals as billy bobs, the place is huge, they have a play area for the kids…read moreout back and even a full size bus actually inside the place where you can sit down and eat, normally you have to book to get on this but we went on a quiet Tuesday when all the kids were at school and we got to sit on it. I got a chilli bang bang burger and for after I got American pancakes.. The best I've ever tasted by the way. I'll definitely be going back!

set in the moors off the A59 half way between Skipton and Bolton Abbey, this really nice farm is…read morenearly finished converting into a log cabin ice cream parlour with a superbe children's play area featuring wood tractors, ship, castle an aeroplane, a train - I was tempted to have climb too. there is outside seating - not sure if there will be inside seating once the building work is finished. There is a large variety of flavours to choose from, if you like soft ice variety, you can have that too, choose sprinkles and sauces, cakes and cup cakes as well a paninies - there is something for everyone. Scoops are very very generous- and if you ask nicely you can try unusual flavours like licorice-blackcurrant or rhubarb-ginger before you buy. I was a little disappointed that the plates and cups were single, not for the environment conscious. - hopefully they will change that when they are fully up and running. Don't be put off by me describing the building work - it does not spoil the visit at all - I just notice they were doing work. WC - is clean and well presented. I'll come again.

It was too expensive, and my Malteser ice cream had o nly 1…read moreMalteser in it do not recommend

Nice little jersey cow ice cream parlour on the corner of the old station. A good selection of ice…read morecream flavours to delight the taste buds. A car park is located in the station area adjacent to the swimming pool. A number of picnic benches just outside to enjoy your tasty ice cream in the sun.

This is a nice Hotel Chocolat location, located on James Street in Harrogate town centre. It…read morefeatures a store and a small Cafe area, they manage to pack a lot into the space they have, without the store feeling too cramped. It is a premium chocolate brand, so the items are more suited for gifts than your day-to-day chocolate needs. The store inside seemed to match the high-end brand, it was presentable and modern, and the staff seemed average. They even had some of their own brand of alcoholic spirits too which sounded interesting. Sadly they didn't seem to be any sampling going on in-store on my recent visit. Opening Hours are in line with other shops in the town, closing at 17:30 Monday to Saturday, and an hour earlier on Sundays - not great but seems to be a problem throughout Harrogate's town centre. 4*

Service was excellent! Our server Poppy was so lovely! Can't wait to go back next time im in…read moreHarrogate!

As you walk into Suggitts you will feel you are stuck in a time Warp This is a lovely little Retro…read more60's style coffee bar on one side with a well stocked old fashion sweet shop on the other, filled with bottles of the sweets that you will remember from your childhood days.From cola bottles to pear drops, to special combinations of chocolate all waiting to be weighed out. The locally made ice cream is so lovely and you can have cones with 99's and lovely chocolate wafers.Be ready to queue outside during summer months as many people come to the little village of Great Ayton, with its flowing small stream especially to have an Ice cream. They then sit over the road to look at the River Leven and perhaps watch young children feeding the ducks. Suggitts is frequented by lots of cyclists who stop for refreshments on route. During busy times the owner of Suggitts who lives over the road opens his field for extra parking spaces.

Suggitts is probably the most popular place within Great Ayton. It consists of a small sweet shop…read moreand a cafe based around a kind of 50's/60's design. The sweet shop is one of the more old fashioned ones with large jars of sweets on display where you ask for the a quarter of them etc. There's also a more moden selection of sweets just on the counter in front of you. The main attraction however of Suggitts really though has to be the icecream. On a hot day, the queue is literally out the door heaving with cyclists and young families queuing for 99's and ice cream wafers. The cafe part is small and usually very busy. There's a selection of hot drinks and scones on offer as well as some other small cafe bits. I would recommend this to anyone, I have cycled up many a time stopping for a rewarding ice cream on the way home. It's ideal for cyclists, families, young couples and old couples. And if you head just over the road and over the river, there's a walk you can do while you happily munch away on your ice cream. Beware parking is free but Great Ayton is a disc zone in parts. Just be prepared to withstand the queues for this hugely popular shop and you'll get what you waited for.