We have tried so many different ice cream parlour all over Scotland,it's a thing for us, as we…read morereally love our desserts and ice cream. After trying Cheeky Moo's we wouldn't go anywhere else. The portions are huge and the quality of their desserts really is second to none. You can sit in or Takeaway, and the interior is really cool and colourful. They have 40 odd ice cream flavours and a massive menu full of amazing delicious desserts, honestly something to suit everyones tastes. The staff are all pretty young and do an amazing job, it's refreshing to see a business give these young ones a chance. Great place over all, highly recommend

Ordered some delicious treats which inevitably still has not arrived. I don't know who they think…read morethey are or how delicious their food may be but it is unacceptable to leave customers starving for so long with only a single update to say it was delayed.

Going seperate places for your main and dessert is SO the way to go. Especially when you're just…read morearound the corner from Deesserts for lunch. I was out with my brother for a catch up and with the options for dessert being slim pickings we opted to try out this place. We had a quick glance at the menu outside and we seen the holy grail of desserts - waffles. Waffles a plenty! Waffles with all kinds of topping served with all flavours of ice cream. Now my brother and I kinda have this "one mind" thing going on and both immediately decided on the King Ferrero waffle - topped with chocolate sauce, nutella, crushed ferrero rocher and served up with a side of whipped cream and a big scoop of vanilla ice cream. We sat down and waited on our waffles to be brought to us. It's hard not to take in the decor at this point. Everything is contrasting black and neon pink. It's a very American-diner-in-a-barbie-movie kinda feel. Bright, bubbly, cheery... did I mention bright already? It must have some sort of effect though because there was a great buzz to the place, full of happy chatting friends tucking into mountains of dessert. There were a couple of families with ecstatic children tucking into crepes and ice cream sundaes. I've took a mental note to bring my little one here for ice cream in the future. The table next to us had also ordered waffles and we immediately noted that we could have ordered one waffle and shared. It was enormous! Ours came quickly after and looked very impressive and incredibly chocolatey. The waffle itself was fluffy and not too sweet. The toppings were obviously rich - you get what you ask for with melty nutella and ferrero rocher - but they were great on top of the waffle. We were only given a fork and knife so eating ice cream with a knife was a new challenge, but I managed like the trooper that I am. Now I have to admit, I tapped out after half of my waffle. Even my brother's cries of "shame" couldn't propel me to finish the enormous task in front of me. I asked if I could possibly get the rest to takeaway and the staff were happy to take it away and pack it up for me. I didn't manage to get much of it when I came home as I had an excited husband and toddler fighting over it, but it's just made me want to pay another visit. With crepes, sundaes, ice creams, waffle cone bowls, cakes and much more on offer there's plenty to come back for. Going elsewhere for dessert may just be a regular thing in the future.

Had their coffee and fruit crepe- riffle was nice and crispy with fruit topping but crepe was…read moreunderdone and chewy

excellent ice creams, good selection of flavours. 1 of Scotland's best. if only there was a sit in…read morecafe of reasonable size.

Behind a retail park, tucked in amoungst the maze that is Hamilton's one way system is not where I…read morewould expect to find a gem of an ice cream place. But that is what Equi's is. There is also a chip shop and a bit to sit in. Unfortunately, I have never sampled either of those so this review is all about ice cream. I'm sure I should dazzle you with some facts about how long they have been established and all the awards they have won. But I can't. See when I go to Equi's all I'm thinking about is which flavour is going in ma belly. With two cabinets to chose from it takes me quite a while picking which of the 20 odd flavours to eat. It's why I take smudge, people are far more forgiving of indecision from a small person. But it's rather unfair seeing as she decides in nano-seconds and never suffers from selectors-doubt. This visit I chose a chocolate dipped cone of cherry vanilla ice-cream, g got a chocolate dipped cone of mango ice-cream and smudge a tub of chocolate ice-cream. It was a very quiet journey home with with everybody concentrating far too hard on their ice creams to risk melt related wastage on conversation. Equi's ice cream is creamy, soft and the flavours are always perfect. Punchy, strong and guaranteeing that I'll be back soon.

Somewhat off the beaten path next to Linn park, The Derby is an old fashioned cafe that's been…read morethere for over 70 years, and is still always busy. The menu is typical tea room fayre, with toasties, filled rolls and sandwiches etc, and we could have no complaints over our lunch of a cheese and ham toastie and a tuna baked potato. The young guy serving us was friendly too and quite funny as he tried to up-sell the caramel shortcake in the manner of a trader at the barras offing three cigarette lighters for a pound. We had to decline though, as we were going for a takeaway ice cream, which is the jewel in the Derby's crown. Their vanilla cones are seriously among the most delicious I've had and can become quite addictive if you're passing regularly. An essential stop-off if you're in this neck of the woods.

Can't really beat the Pasta dishes here or the warmth of the staff. There are occasional moments…read moreof Cheddar Overdose with the Baked Potatoes and Pannins but the Ice Cream more than makes up for it. Bring Your Own Bottle too which makes for an inexpensive night out. You may struggle at twelve to get a seat as the Teachers from the nearby Netherlee Primary School use it as a staff canteen but it's not so bad later on and always worth sticking your head in.

a very busy shop, but the line always goes down quickly and the food is delicious, the filled rolls…read moreare the best, and are very reasonably priced

I used avoid this brand of coffee shop as I always thought it was macdonald's that owned the brand,…read morebut all that was years ago when macdonald's had a 33% stake in the company. Now it a privately owned company that pays their taxes. This store would not be my first choice of coffee shop but as l was passing by l glanced in the door and was surprised to see how welcoming this place was they must have had a refit or rebranding, new seating area with the aroma of fresh coffee smell as a coffee shop should be. There is a wide selection of foods available here to sit in or to go, I was on a mission and could only order out. The coffee on offer is nice and a nicer alternative choice than Starbucks.

Decent lunch for a chain. The hot wraps are hot and tasty, the staff efficient, the drink list fun…read more I'm sure you can do better, but I'm equally sure you can do worse. No complaints.

This shop is really small and always really busy. The food is good but not always well stocked. The…read morebig softies which are almost like large soft bagettes are tastey and come in a number of varieties. The cakes are beautiful and the fresh bread is worth the money. The staff are rather harrast but this is a busy shop which is good for a quick bite but you will have to be patient.

A very popular bakers locate just outside the shopping centre. It stocks all your favourites big…read moresofties with chicken and sweetcorn, cheese savoury etc. They also sell oval bites, sandwhiches with various fillings including new orleans, chicken and mango chutney and plenty more. The sausage rolls, steak bakes and chicken bakes are all very tasty and at a reasonable price. To finish your lunch the cakes range from fairy cakes to cream doughnuts and yum yums. The choice is good and although popular they do have good stock levels along with friendly staff and good value you can see how it appeals.

This place is a real gem of a local newsagent/cafe/sweet shop/ice cream parlour. If you live local…read moreand haven't been, then sort your life out. I've never tried any of the hot food (basic breakfast fayre is on offer pretty much all day) but the home-made ice cream is seriously good. There's a wee freezer with some more exotic flavoured ices as you walk in, but the star of the show is the soft vanilla... I've tried plenty of Italian ice creams served from this type of shop (it must be a Glasgow thing) but Newlands Café wins hands-down. Just don't forget to get some raspberry sauce on top! Did I mention it was a bargain too? £1.10 for a small scoop in a cone! Lovely.

This is not just cafe: it hasa wonderful old fashioned sweet shop and tabacco counter, with a…read morewonderful owner who always has time to chat and advise. Good prices, too: it competes with Tesco, and has the bonus of being an old local business. The cafe is small: it is mostly the place to get a cup of tea or coffee, although they do bacon rolls and other light snacks. These are avaialble for take away, and good for a snack or breakfast on the run.