There is no surprise that Murphy's is the most popular ice cream place in Dublin!!…read more Their customer service is great...they will let you taste everything if you ask. I tried 3 flavors and they were all great. But my fav is sea salt for sure. Their ice cream is not too rich...kinda between gelato and ice cream. I am definitely going back to try some more flavors!

First impressions: I came in the cold weather (late October) but was craving some ice cream. The…read moreline was long but the service was wonderful because they had one person offering any samples and as many samples as you want to try. I was able to try all the flavors while standing in line and this made the whole experience fun and I knew I picked the best flavor once I got to the front. There even a cute swing and sign for taking pictures. Unfortunately not much seating The Noms: I picked the brown bread flavor and loved it. Very smooth and creamy and the texture from the bits of bread kept it interesting. Since I got to try samples of the entire menu, I knew I wouldn't be disappointed. In Conclusion: 10/10 would recommend!

Non-dairy ice cream. Sounds a lot wrong. And definitely not something I'd like to involve myself…read morewith. Yet here I am. Writing a five star review. For non-dairy ice cream. What the... Firstly, let me say I was tricked into trying it. I thought it was 'normal' ice cream. Nothing to see here. Then we started talking about the name, and after a quick google, figured it was named after a cow 'as Gaeilge' - bó, of which there is none - no-bó. Anyway. If it's not made from dairy, what's it made from? Coconut milk, avocado, water and sweetened with honey, and whatever flavour it is. Amazing or what?! The one I tried was the chocolate and toasted almond one which is made with cacao-powder, toasted almonds, and Irish sea salt. So, so tasty. They're available from Super Valu and I think a few other places around town. Get one, and lemme know what you think. Seriously. I'm amazed. Is this coming across?!!

This place is just pure novelty value…read more €5 for a Magnum is a little excessive but the experience of choosing your base, coating and toppings kinda almost makes it worth it. Kind of. Staff are great. Very friendly. You choose vanilla or chocolate ice cream, then what type of chocolate to cover your ice cream base, then 3 toppings [marshmallows, rice crispies, nuts, rose petals, chilli flakes etc. etc.] and then a drizzle of a different type of chocolate to top it off. Personally I probably wouldn't do a repeat performance of this. I would rather a caramel sundae from Mc Donald's for a third of the price. Fun though. A pure novelty experience.

The excitement I felt when I heard there was going to be a Magnum Store opening in Arnotts was…read moresomething else. Personalised Magnums. Personalised. Magnums... Seriously! But after visiting here I feel like the idea was definitely better than the reality. It took me a little longer than I hoped to try it out and as it was only there until the end of August I made it my business to get in there and see what all the fuss was about! There was such a long queue when I got in there that I couldn't really get a good look at what was going on so I was nearly at the top of the queue when I saw the price, €5, which I thought was a bit much! You pay at the beginning and then one of the guys will call you when there's an available station (I think there was about three). You then get to choose whether you want white, milk or dark chocolate as your base before you get to choose your three toppings and a chocolate drizzle for over the top. What I didn't like was the way I felt really rushed when I got to the top after waiting for so long in the queue. I was asked what three toppings I wanted, as if I should already know what the choices were, and then when I was asking about them it was as if I was delaying the whole thing. I opted for ginger nut biscuit, meringue and almonds as my three, with a white chocolate drizzle over the top. The ice-cream itself was tasty, you get it in a little tray with a spoon which is a really good idea because it's quite messy. The chocolate was nice and thick and the ice-cream had started to melt a little by the time I got to eat it which made the whole thing a little gooey. Would I go back though? No! At the end of the day it's just a €5 magnum and with the conveyor-belt style of service, it's not really my thing!

We loved it. The flavors were very good and my crepe was outstanding. I can't remember the name…read morebut I had a crepe with Nutella and bananas. The crepe was cooked perfectly. As someone else mentioned, the paper / disposable spoke wasn't ideal but it worked. I wanted to go back again the next night it got too late. Give Gino's a try. You won't be disappointed.

The service was okay and the Gelato tasted really good. Cute atmosphere. They do…read moreLet you try the flavors before picking

Came to Dublin and a friend told me about this bubble waffle ice cream place so of course I had to…read morego. I did have a bit of trouble finding it because the sign for the place is SO SMALL!! Spent maybe about 20 minutes walking around until I finally spotted it. I've added a picture so maybe it'll be easier for everyone who sees this. They have many different flavors for the bubble waffle but since I'm a chocolate person, I went with the chocolate dream. I would NEVER pay $10 American dollars for ice cream but this one is worth every penny! The waffle was made to order and I got to see him make the waffle and the rest of the cone. And when I say this thing is huge, it's HUGE!!!! Definitely got my $10 worth! Haha!! The taste......20 out of 10!! The waffle was so soft and fresh. The chocolate ice cream.....no words for how good it was. I'm not usually a fan of other flavors but this actually makes me wanna give the other ones a try. I strongly suggest making a stop here and getting a bubble waffle. I promise it'll be the best $10 you'll ever spend!!!!!

The place is primarily a waffle/crepe, milk tea, and desserts front, and we did had a good bowl of…read moresweet milk with jelly and taro balls. But read carefully and you can see two stores in one place: Bubble Waffle Factory (for the sweets and milk tea) and Street Food Factory (for savory options). The street food menu consists of a small but signature menu of beef brisket, beef tripes, and wonton noodle soup. And as a Cantonese, I had to say the quality exceeded my expectations. The beef briskets and beef tripes were braised thoroughly, super tender, rich flavor of spices and seasoning, while the texture of respective parts remained spot-on. The broth base also had great flavor. Portion size was good for the price. For the wontons, they were a bit smaller than the ones I had in another Cantonese place, and they seemed to have small or no shrimp inside, but the intense flavor of minced pork and the bouncy texture suggested the stuffing was of great quality, and the wrap was thin enough to melt in the mouth while also resilient enough to keep the wonton intact. My only wish would be that the noodles would be less runny and bouncier. But overall, I was very satisfied with this place.

My mom and I had a nice single scoop of ice cream at cloud nine. We sat and watched people going on…read moreabout their business shopping and enjoying their day while we were having a scoop of gelato. It was delicious, of course. They were quite a few flavors to choose from in the café with stylish and cute with friendly servers.

Popped in after a late night for a sweet treat. We were greeted with smiles and loved how cute and…read moreclean the shop appeared. I decided to get a small cup of their raspberry cheesecake and it was so packed with flavor and delicious. I also loved the mini waffle they served with it! It gave a nice balance of flavors! The price was good and I truly feel like I got a bang for my buck. I would absolutely come back to try more flavors since they had a lot of fun options.

While on vacation, stumbled upon this place on Instagram. I was immediately intrigued so stepped…read morein, and I'm so thankful I did! We got Adams Nut Butter, with the toasted marshmallow fluff on top. LET ME TELL YOU, IT WAS PHENOMENAL. I think this has ruined me for all other ice cream, because it was incredible. 100/10 recommend and don't leave without the marshmallow fluff on top!

This is THE ice cream you need in your life in Dublin. We haven't even bothered to try the others,…read morebut the creaminess of this place is likely unmatched. We're traveling from Toronto and we're kind of ice cream snobs, if I'm being honest. Not only is the ice cream REALLY creamy, but I love the extra attention to detail that they have with the topping. HIGHLY recommend.

I wish I lived closer to Stephen's Green so that I could go to Fortes Ice Cream every day. Of…read morecourse then I'd be twenty pounds overweight.... This kiosk has all the colours of the rainbow. The whole place just makes me happy because whenever I'm around Fortes I feel like a little kid again. It sells delicious creamy gellato in fun flavours like banana. It also has soft vanilla ice cream that you can dip in strawberry or chocolate. Finally sugar fanatics can get their slushie fix here.

Okay, so it's not exactly the weather for ice-cream, but walking around a shopping centre clutching…read morea drippy, two-scoop cone is every Irish person's inalienable right. Parisians might stroll arm-in-arm down the Champs Ellysses, smoking Gauloises and dicussing Exestentialism, but we look in windows of chain stores licking mint-choc chips, (no food allowed in the shop), discussing the X-Factor. Fortes does a good range of flavours - not too many, but certainly not just vanilla, strawberry and chocolate, and is generous with the scoop and topping shaker.

This was a cute place, great service and just friendly service. The food was amazing and just…read moresomething we kept talking about out all day. The dubiA pancakes are incredible.

Stopped in here for a different breakfast before a tour of Trinity College. So sorry we did. This…read morewas one of the most expensive and pretentious breakfast places I have ever visited. Service was awful. The place was packed with people who appeared to be waiting for their checks. I ordered something they called "posh eggs." It was a scrambled egg with a little bit of feta cheese and a hot sauce served over toast. They decorated it with flowers. My adult daughter ordered the protein pancakes, which were leaden and smothered with peanut butter, with a banana and blueberries on top.I think she had three bites. These things looked good but weren't all that great My daughter ordered coffee, I didn't. Bill was over €50. I don't mind paying for something that's delicious, but this was definitely not it.

The cookies are great and the ice cream is wonderful. You can try anything before you buy. Worth…read morethe stop.