having sampled many many many ice cream places in the woreld , I feel it's only ethical to review…read morethe standard against which all ice creams are held (in my view anyway - and, I reckon ,in all Greenockeans hearts) Dino's only does one flavou of ice cream and that is all that is needed and it is quite possibly The best ice cream in the world!!!

One of the few places left on the planet that makes original Italian ice cream as it used to be…read more NOT gelato, not ice cream like you've ever had-- worth the train ride to get here and I guarantee you'll love it. Be sure to ask for the "real thing"-- and have a nice chat with Dino... Dino's also has great lunch/breakfast fare!

Dino's is famous throughout Glasgow for having the most delicious ice cream so when I popped in a…read morefew days ago I decided to try it out. The decor was that of an old fashioned ice cream parlour. I was served by a rather haughty Italian man who told me to go for vanilla. Not one to argue, I plumped for the cone with a flake. I'm glad I did because it wasextremely yummy. Walking along the Clydeside promenade on a sunny day, ice cream in hand, is a definitive Helensburgh experience

Waffles are delicious, we had them with the passion fruit frozen yoghurt which was also very good…read more Better than the waffles from Wallop at Braehead Soar in my opinion.

This place was truly amazing so many tasty flavours hard to pick but was very deliciousread more

No... I screw up my eyes a little. - It can't be!…read moreBubble tea? In Stirling?! 'Urban Bubble. Bubble tea and ice cream bar.' YES! - I did a little celebratory dance right there and then before proceeding to walk past on a daily basis like some sort of bubble tea maniac, checking for signs of an opening date. Finding their Facebook page a mere half an hour before they opened made for a quick run to town, excited to try Stirling's new bubble tea offering. My experience with bubble tea so far has been mixed. I find the quality and taste varies hugely depending on where you go. The strawberry milk tea from Tempo tea bar in Glasgow makes for a dreamy milkshake-like wonder and I've never been disappointed. Equally so, I've had chemically-tasting, watery or separating bubbles teas from several places now. So I was excited but, ultimately, prepared for disappointment. We were the first customers and I got to try the first bubble tea he'd ever made. We had quite a wait but we were excited to have a peek around. It's small with a cake counter at the front. (They stock the local Caledonia Cheesecake Company cakes!) They've a seriously impressive selection of ice cream (and perhaps some froyo too!) at the front, a slushie machine and electronic screens for menus. All sounding good! - But how did the bubble tea taste? As we were the first customers he gave us them for free owing to them essentially being practice drinks and the fact that we had waited for some time. They were watery and the flavour was weak. I think more mixture and perhaps a milk base is required. They didn't get it right first time but I'm so hopeful that I can come here for a great bubble tea soon as the mixture definitely tasted like the good kind. - No horrible chemical taste here! Also, I'm not a fan of tapioca boba so I was thrilled that they stock popping bubbles. The strawberry ones were delicious! I'm holding out on you, Urban Bubble!

Three ingredients. If I read that correctly, the ice cream only had three ingredients. it's the…read morebest-tasting vanilla ice cream I've ever tasted. Knock-my-socks-off kind of good! I am not a marshmallow fan but the Single Nugget made one out of me. I might even dare a double next time I'm in Scotland.

The friendly staff are always game for a chat over a hot drink and cold ice cream - the Panettone…read moreis a seasonal favourite and comes is different flavours. A great asset to have in Milngavie town and now in Clydebank also... Viva!

Great wee ice cream shop right in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Oban…read more My boyfriends sisters husband fancied an ice cream while out and about in Oban, so we stopped in here. He kept it simple and ordered just a plain soft serve, while the rest of us went with single cones of scooped ice cream. The boyfriend had mint chocolate chip and I went for the toffee fudge. Both delicious in their own rights, but I think next time I could go for a double. The shop is small, but there's just enough room to get in and get out. A small queue was formed because the day was super sunny and warm but the service was speedy and we got our ice creams and left. Reading Kate M.'s review, I now know that a pokey hat is a Scottish term for an ice cream cone, which is something new to me. I love learning little things like that. What a great little place.

Om Nom nom :-) we visit this shop every time we are in Oban, a pokey hat is a Scottish term for an…read moreice cream cone. My mum had a double cone of raspberry and coconut ice creams, my auntie Shirley went for coconut and pistachio ice creams, I had a single Turkish delight ice cream and the boy had white chocolate. The single cones were massive!!!!!! And the double cones were really generous. All our ice creams were served in lovely waffle cones. The ice cream is all made on the premises to,Italian recipes. I have one teeny tiny complaint and its just they had no Ferrero rocher ice cream as that one is the bomb! The coconut ice creams were delicious, they had a really good flavour and consistency, the raspberry tasted just like fresh raspberries in cream and the pistachio has a beautiful delicate flavour. My Turkish delight ice cream had chunks of frys Turkish delight in it and it was beautifully flavoured. The boys white choc ice cream was also delicately flavoured, I find a lot of white choc ice creams very sickly and the boy isn't a massive ice cream fan but we both love the white choc ice cram from here as it has a lovely subtle flavour :-) It's £2 for a single cone and £3 for a double, this is a really reasonable price for decent portions of delicious well made ice cream. If you are going to Oban you must pop the pokey hat on your visit list :-)

The ice cream is decent - compared to other ice creameries it doesn't have a huge selection though…read more The prices are about average (2 scoops for 3 quid) and the location is brilliant as it's right across from the park in Balloch. Good to get a quick scoop, sit in the park and lick it up before heading to Loch Lomond or wherever your destination is. They accept debit payment over 5 pounds, otherwise it's cash only. It's a very small place, so not for sit-in. It's decent ice cream, nothing to rave about, but I liked it because it's proper ice cream, not soft serve. Worth a pop-in on a hot day if you're passing through Balloch and fancy some ice cream.

Several locals suggested that we try Renaldos for Italian ice cream. We passed at least 3 different…read moreestablishments that sold ice cream before arriving at our destination. There was a line out the front door that moved pretty quickly. Once we were inside the building we saw that they also sell packaged candy and fresh chocolates. The fresh chocolates were delicious but the ice cream is a show stopper. Both of us decided on a mint chocolate chip sundae. Since all of their cone portion sizes appeared small compared to the U.S. we assumed that our sundaes would also be small. I was surprised to see that they were massive. There was a huge amount of whipped cream and a cookie that topped it all off. The ice cream is made fresh daily and is super creamy. The flavor was delicious. The girls working the counter were very friendly and they take American Express.

The build your own sundae is so fun! 2 toppings, 2 ice creams and 1 sauce selected! The size is…read morevery large (even the small) and it's delicious ice cream! With of course cream on top happiness !

Definitely the most famous eatery in Largs. Known for its…read morefish and chips, sandwiches and coffee. It's famous for its Italian ice cream where you'll find the locals eating it all year round. Worth a visit

If you go to one place in Largs, or for any other reason, you need to make it Nardini's. I don't…read morethink I've ever tasted anything as wonderful as Nardini's ice cream. It's literally perfect. And another reason to go is the interior. It looks like something from Jay Gatsby's New York and I imagine it will be a big hit in the coming months when Gatsby fever takes over. I love Nardini's so much. The ice cream is what I imagine clouds will taste like.