The pizza was amazing after a long hike and the ice cream even better. Not a single thing wrong…read moreabout this place and plenty of wonderful things about it!

The only place to go to refuel after doing Snowdon (on foot)!!…read more The restaurant offers some great pizza toppings that will cater to everyones appetites. The prices are comparable to inner city, chain take-aways (Dominos, Pizza Hut etc), however the quality is far superior. If you are in North Wales then this is a must for any discerning pizza lover. R&S

Seeing as how nobody has reviewed this place in over 5 years, I hope that this is the same shop I…read morewent to. If that is the case, it is now called Holgates Shop. This is the place to get honey soft serve. Nothing like doing some hiking and finishing up with some ice cream. It was getting warm out and we found ourselves a nice spot out front. Have to eat it quickly or it will melt all over your hands and face. I am speaking from experience.

This is a great icecream parlour and it's well worth a visit if you're ever passing (and even if…read moreyou're not!) They don't have many flavours, and if I recall correctly every flavour they did have was 'honey and something', but in my opinion they don't need to offer a greater variety because what they DO offer is to die for. They're very reasonably priced and they offer a wide range of toppings, too. There's some seating, and there's also a small range of food produce on sale. When I last visited they were selling pack of six chocolate coated cereal bars for £1!

Lovely spot for a cone or cup of tea. The toffee ice cream is particularly delicious. Highly…read morerecommended after climbing the towers of Caernarfon.

A lovely shop in a lovely, very British street, close to the castle. The shop-owners are a Dutch…read morecouple, the man is running the kitchen, the women makes the ice, talk with the costumers. They living in the UK for a while now, but the shop is just open since May of 2013. The atmosphere is what the Dutch call 'Gezellig' (may can translate as cozy of welcoming and friendly). In the showcase you can find the real Dutch Syrup, which a lot of Dutch people love to have on their pancakes. It is November and at the end of the day (after 5 pm) and their are still customers in this shop.What they are selling is really Dutch: Pancakes and Dutch Syrup, but also very good Artisan Ice Cream!! And if you sit down, you can eat home made soup with bread. If you're around, go to this shop for something cold, or hot and enjoy!

Just plain the best ice cream on the planet. Drop everything and go to Beaumaris, Wales and have…read moresome. I had the mango cheesecake and it was amazing. I also have it on good authority that the first serving of ice cream you eat each day here is non-fattening. It must be some kind of Welsh magic, just like the ice cream itself!

It was a bit cold for ice cream when we visited Beaumaris so we stuck with hot drinks - coffees and…read morehot chocolates - which were excellent. Service was friendly and efficient. Hopefully next time we visit it will be ice cream weather.

This little ice cream shop was a gem. All homemade, plenty of enticing selections, so much to…read moreconsider. Consider this: High quality ice cream in a delightful little shop. What's not to like?

This isn't a cafe anymore but an ice cream parlour which also offers a few snacks such as cakes…read more The ice cream is homemade and very delicious (I ended up getting 2 portions from here during my day-trip :p) and it's well priced. A popular destination for tourists so watch out for queues!

Rich's Ice Cream Coffee Shop and Gelataria is based along Southport's shopping boulevard. It…read moreprovides a welcome break after a long walk along the promeade because you can wind down in this lovely cafe whether it is to sip a mug of coffee, slurp on a luscious sundae or bite on a toasted sandwich. Most strikingly through their window, you'll easily see that their speciality is selling beautiful ice cream for your delights (at a cost)! However, you'll find a generous variety of flavours to make your mouth water. My favourite has to be Pistachio, which I found to be just as good as the one I had in Venice. Certainly worth the money if you enjoy it! As well as ice cream and hot drinks, they strangely combine their sweet business by offering a selection of savoury snacks, such as breakfast butties and soups with rolls. These dishes are are a bit pricey but when you consider it's prime location and fine dining experience, it is second to none. All this makes Rich's such a tempting place to visit and why not on a gorgeous day. "I scream, You scream, We All scream for ice cream!"

And now, back to an establishment that is a bit more traditional in Southport, Rich's Coffee Shop…read moreand Geleteria. Although, saying that, 'geleteria' does sound a bit exotic and unusual, doesn't it? It does sound more enticing than 'ice cream shop' though, so I can see why they'd use that instead. Rich's is primarily a nice little café at the quieter end of Lord Street which offers its customers a pleasant atmosphere in a reasonably-sized area that gives shoppers the chance to take the weight of their feet and have a hot drink and a sandwich or light snack. However, where Rich's really excels is in its range of desserts. As their sign says, Rich's sells ice cream in a variety of flavours and colours, meaning even the fussiest person could find a flavour to suit their tastes (I usually play safe and stick to chocolate myself, but each to their own). Their dessert menu also features a selection of homemade delicacies such as sundaes and huge chocolate éclairs which at three quid are pretty expensive but are definitely worth it, as my éclair-loving friend will testify.

Myself and 2 friends visited Froyo&Joe last week (after absolutely loving the Yog Bar in Hoylake)…read moreand unfortunately we were very disappointed. We walked in and the décor seemed unfinished, very bare and empty. We walked up to the counter and, even though there were 2 girls, one was serving and one just stood there when there was 3 people waiting in the queue. The frozen yogurt choices aren't posted on their menu board so you have to ask what flavours are - this is no problem for an empty shop but when there are people waiting it does waste time, especially as many people like to decide when they are waiting rather than being put on the spot. The fro-yo itself seemed lumpy and not the same texture as the one we had at the Yog Bar. The chocolate buttons we had tasted off, the sauces that were advertised on the board 'weren't available as they didn't know how to work the machine' - nor were there any other sort of sauce as a replacement - and the toppings were so small it didn't seem worth the money. I was also rather disappointed that the initial cost didn't include at least one topping, instead I paid £3.45 for a medium tub and 40p for 2 toppings (it's 50p for every topping after that). The serving spoon for toppings was white plastic picnic desert spoons which don't hold much, meaning you would be lucky if you got more than half a cookie as a topping. We understand it is a new business to the area so please take this as constructive criticism (and we will re-visit in a few months) but Froyo&Joe didn't appear to be ready to be opened based on the service, shop front and product we received.

Rubbish flavours, cant even see them on the board to know what to ask for. Very, very rude staff…read more Laughing in our faces because the flavours where rubbish. Off to the yog bar in Hoylake. At least we get good service!!!