This place was such a great find. We just went into the little arcade off High Street for a quick…read morelook to see what was in it (mainly Choons the vinyl record shop that drew us in). The décor was the first thing that caught our attention, it kinda looked like one of those little idyllic places you only usually see on Instagram. Cosy blankets offered to wrap yourself in of you want to sit outside and lovely natural wood tables beautifully designed inside, complete with 2 little bay windows stuffed with cushions to make the place as comfortable as your own bed. I'm pretty new to the whole concept of frozen yoghurt given that I don't have much by way of a sweet tooth, but even I liked this. You pick your tub size as you go in the door, then the flavour of yoghurt you would like which you serve yourself from the machine, and then head to the counter where there is a table full of treats to adorn your tub with. Finally at the till you have a choice of sauce, melted Nutella and other such goodness. You pay by the weight of your tub, so you can choose how much or how little you're wanting to spend. I have to say it was delicious and really set off by the tiny shop being such a nice place to visit. They serve all the coffees you would expect in a modern café and seem to take it seriously as the day we were in there was a barista in looking like he was there to train staff in the production of proper espresso based coffee. So although we didn't actually get any (it was my birthday and we called in by way of yoghurt being desert) I'd say the coffee is likely to hit the spot too.

I was here for the Yelp event and I will definitely be back. The shop is very quirky and the ice…read morecream is incredible! I had the malteser sundae...delicious. You should try it, you won't regret it :) There is a huge range of ice cream available and you can have it as sundaes, milk shakes or as it is. The menu is massive, and really affordable. I wanted it all. The staff were really friendly too. Can't wait to go back here for another ice cream feast.

Was in here today to get some ice cream. Lovely spacious bright parlour. Retro decor and cosy big…read moreretro sofas to sit in. Fonzies sell ice cream, hot nuts, ice cream floats, popcorn and lots more also tea and coffee, decaff available too. Prices are decent and a great selection of treats to choose from the bright colourful menu. Juke box playing retro music in the background is a bonus. Friendly staff. Kids high chairs available. Will be back..

Always good to have an ice cream shop in town. A choice of them is better. Think there is another…read moreone of these in Ards perhaps. The staff are so lovely. They let you sample the ice creams. They also suggest ones to try and tell you about the new ones. I'm not a big fan of their ice cream. But they do some weird flavours like cola cues and rubarb and custard. Great also they have seating.

I was in the mood for some chocolate ice cream and decided to give this place a try. I was…read morepleasantly surprised - the chocolate was delicious (much nicer than Maud's, which is where I'd usually go) and the little shop on Holywood High Street is lovely. There's a good selection of ice cream, a seating area and friendly staff. A new favourite!

So happy we stumbled upon this shop. Truly may be the best ice cream I've ever had! Easy to miss,…read morethe photo is old and gps takes you a bit too far. Look for it on the corner across from the pharmacy as soon as you enter the area. You'll regret not stopping!

As I have said in other reviews, I am not a massive fan of ice cream. It just isn't for me, my…read moregirlfriend on the other hand kind of loves it and has a real sweet tooth. Anytime that we have been in Bloomfield Shopping Centre, she has always wanted to get an ice cream from this tiny wee concession and the odd time I have put my hand in my pocket to get her one. What you can pick up here is pretty standard. You can get ice creams of all flavours from chocolate to strawberry to vanilla to the rather bizarre bubblegum flavour. You can get them in all sizes and with a wide range of toppings, basically everything and anything you would expect to personalise your own wee ice cream. The prices are pretty standard and the staff are young, but pretty friendly and they do a good job of masking what must be a rubbish wee summer job. This place probably makes a mint thanks to the pester factor of wee kids wanting ice cream whilst their parents are shopping. Its in Bloomfield's so its easy to get to, there are plenty of other shops around as well as good parking.

Ah Maud's. *Big Heart* Maud's is one of those great Irish traditions, unique to N.I and all began…read morein my home town. I had English friends over for the weekend and we treated them to some rather delicious pooh bear ice cream. I LOVE me some ice cream, don't get me wrong I love Ben&Jerrys etc but I'm sorry, you just can't beat Mauds (not even with a big poke ice cream!) Anyone visiting Ireland MUST TRY THIS! I can't imagine living without it, Apparently pooh bear is unheard of only that short hop, skip, jump across the water, or at least they do a variation of it which consists of jaw breaking honeycomb and poor quality ice cream. Sounds atrocious! So lucky enough I live here then. But, Oh the decisions you have to make. Normally it is without a doubt pooh bear, but now they've started making chocolate bear! Like pooh bear, but with chocolate! What are they trying to do to me! I haven't even got to their waffles, Drool. The ice cream must be something to do with our happy cows. Said friends were amazed how many cows there were in N.I. We moo'ed at a few of them, even offered them ice cream but they didn't take the bait. I reckon they knew we were having a BBQ later...But back to the point, if you like ice cream, you will LOVE Mauds. Go buy some (mine's a cone, ta!)

Maud's ice cream was what I grew up on, and before I was introduced to Rossi's ice cream it was the…read morebest I had ever tasted and certainly still up there with the best the ice cream parlours in the city. Over time all the Maud's parlours have gained an undying reputation with locals. I personally cannot get enough of their mint chocolate chip ice cream, although I have heard that their pooh bear ice cream is some of the best ever made. What is really good about Maud's is the portions/price ratio. I often feel that some parlours skimp a little bit of the amount of ice cream you get, but Maud's ice cream always ensure that either your cone or tub is filled to tipping point. A little advice from me, their dark chocolate sprinkles with crushed nuts on any ice cream really transforms it into an incredible dessert!

On a day trip to Portaferry an Ice Cream is a must, even if it is around 1 degrees! This Morelli's…read moreis tucked away in a courtyard about 11 yards from Exploris Aquarium making it ideal for day trippers like us. The store itself is small but sells all the essentials, I've cream (about 15 flavours), coffee and sweets! Today we went for small tubs, mainly because of how cold it was. I had poor bear - it was only £1.30 for a scoop and a half. The ice cream was fantastic - really fresh and flavoursome! All in all a lovely welcoming wee ice cream shop, I can't wait to go back in the summer and get more than one scoop

About this time last year I photographed the unfinished shop front of the Ann Street Spoon Street…read morewith its "opening soon" sign in the window for 40 Days Of Belfast. https://www.yelp.co.uk/biz_photos/40-days-of-belfast-belfast?select=xScgVCe1OBwdgRbZNn4ybA Then I went on holiday for 2 weeks and when I came back it was still at the "opening soon" stage. Eventually it opened and became a welcome addition to the city centre. I worked my way around the flavours, generally only taking two of them or even just one. Of all the toppings, I only tend to go for blueberries (and occasionally, kiwi) and nuts. Actually, I don't really want a lot of the froyo because I'm as prone to headaches as I am with ice cream. No, I just want a little froyo as a topping for the blueberries and nuts. Now somebody mentioned spillage. Well, after a little experimentation, I soon realized that the thing to do is to put as much of the nuts and blueberries into the tub first and then literally squirt the froyo as a topping. If only the nut spillers referred to in the other review would do the same, there wouldn't be such a cross contamination risk as the froyo on top just sits there, unless of course you have too much for the size of the tub. I didn't do it today, though, as it doesn't make a very good photo that way.

I really enjoyed visiting Spoon Street frozen yogurt bar on the Upper Newtownards Road, so was…read moredelighted when a branch opened in Belfast city centre's Ann Street. I visited last week and thoroughly enjoyed it, trying the dairy free lemon (quite tarte) and watermelon (sweet tasting) options which the staff told me were dairy free because they are fruit based sorbets. These sorbets have a richer, creamier consistency than traditional sorbet, being more like whipped ice cream. All the usual toppings are available ranging from healthy fruits to sweets and chocolates. I did notice there seemed to be fewer flavour options in the city centre location than at Newtownards Road. Perhaps more seating space and less dispensing machines. I will definitely return, but as it's now October, it may be the summer months before I visit this or any other frozen yogurt bar again. The novelty of frozen yogurt is beginning to wear off a bit for me. Also who wants to eat such cold food during icy winter months?! Fabulous when summer sun is shining, but possibly not an all year round activity. Maybe they should diversify into mulled wine over winter time...