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.

Warning: Sugar overload. Their desert items are on the…read moreartsy and large side. Over the top with add-on options and such. All of our options were delicious and portions were generous. Great for small or bigger groups. Service was great too.

Super friendly staff. I can't stress enough how sweet the staff here is. And interesting flavors…read more You can order the two scoop item with different flavors and they will give you in different cups!

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!

Tasty Scottish ice cream!…read more This is the best ice cream shop! They offer 40 flavors, and the shopkeep is super nice and friendly. I asked him for the Scottish ice cream experience as today was my last day in Scotland. He told me about flavors that he had from different regions of Scotland, and the ice creams that have won prizes in Scotland. I went with his recommendation of lemon honey and it did not disappoint! I also ordered vanilla. It was a perfect combo. The ice cream tastes so good! I wish I had this shop close to my house! This place is awesome because it is owned and operated by Scottish locals. The shop also offers smaller Scottish treats. We purchased Scottish butter cookies to take home with us. This was the best ice cream shop. The ice cream was so fresh! They also offer dairy free choices. Don't be afraid to ask questions and recommendations based on your palate. Stop by here if you're craving some Scottish ice cream.

Food is always nice here and so fresh, the staff are so patient and friendly. Lovely clean place.read more

A pal of mines brother used to play for Partick Thistle so we willing went to as many games as we…read morecould for a few years. But we all had to meet somewhere, right? So someone suggested Jaconellis. Jaco-who? I had never heard of the place before but as I approched it I fell in love immediately! Tinsil in the window, a picture of the Big Yin with the owner, it screamed of coolness and looked like it hadn't changed in years. And why bother? The place is perfect. The first time I went in I got the biggest ice cream cone they did and made sure it was completely drizzled with raspberry sauce and caked with loads of chocolate sprinkles, at the time it only cost me a tad over a quid! Great! From then on it became our local spot. When we played 5s every Sunday at the Firhill Sports Complex, we would gladly all pile into Jaconellis and put back the calories that were robbed from us on the football pitch. Institution? I think so.

My friends and I were out wandering the city when we decided that it would be nice to get a bit of…read moreice cream. One of my friends remembered this wee shop in St. Enoch so we decided to give it a go. For what it is, the ice cream was ok. Reminded me of Big Licks in Finneston. There were loads of flavours to choose from and a variety of cones and toppings if you so wish. The lady behind the counter wasn't the friendliest of ice cream scoopers, but I'm not sure how much more friendly should could have been seeing as how she's there alone all day waiting on people to buy ice cream. She surely seemed in a hurry to get us taken care of and on our way, which wasn't a bad thing. I now know where to go when I'm in the city centre if I'm looking for an ice cream treat that isn't just a frozen lolly out of the local shops.

Wandered into the St Enoch Center for some late night shopping & came upon this gem once again so I…read morethought I should give this place a wee shoutout! It's a cute stand in the middle of the mall with a few high stools in the shape of ice cream cones facing a countertop where you can enjoy your treats. There are about 18 flavours you can choose from including classics like mint chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate. If you want something different they have Irn Bru, kinder, bounty, Scottish tablet, crunchy and a couple more delicious flavours. I tried the bounty and the Irn Bru flavours and both were lovely! Nice change from a McDonalds McFlurry when you are looking for a sweet treat in the mall.

On one recent particularly hot work day, I decided to nip by Meadowberry on my lunch and treat…read moremyself to some frozen yoghurt. It's a small location with a few tables but is really setup for takeaway business. Situated right across from the Meadows, this works well. I had come out without my glasses and unfortunately they didn't have a printed menu so I was at a bit of a loss for what was on offer. It was only after I ordered a frozen yoghurt that I discovered that they have a non-dairy option which would have been a better choice. As has been said previously, they have only two flavours at a time with the option to mix. When I was in the options were plain (which I think is a standard) and banana. I opted for the plain and splurged on an oreo topping. The yoghurt was very tasty without being overly sugary - big plus. The small serving was ENORMOUS as well as being pricey (£2.75, I think?). I would have much preferred a smaller portion with a smaller price. All in all it was ok but I probably won't find myself itching to return - my recommendation would be to advertise their flavour of the day on their website or Facebook page, and to create a smaller and more wallet friendly serving size.

This place gave me a taste sensation. The pancakes were so perfectly cooked and the choice for the…read moretoppings was extensive. I loved the chic look to the place it was very pleasant. I had a very good cup of tea! 100% recommend this place:)

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

One of the best desserts i've tried while visiting the United Kingdom. They have a huge variety of…read moredesserts to choose from and a lot of ice cream flavors too. I customized a crepe with oreos, chocolate syrup, and mint ice cream on the side. The crepes were good, the oreos on too added good flavor too. Someone in the group ordered the ferrero rocher sundae and they liked it(I didn't try it since i'm pretty picky). I would come back if I went back to Scotland.

Rum and raisin, raspberry ripple, classic vanilla, double chocolate, freakin' pistachio, irn bru?!…read more An ice cream place is only as good as the flavours it offers, right? I mean, later, when you've already bought a cone you can worry about consistency and about how well it even pulls those flavours off, but surely if they don't have the flavour you want you'll just go elsewhere. Crolla has a great range of flavours. As well as all the old classic flavours it has a few more exciting options as well as a small number of sorbets - perfect if you want something just a little more refreshing. Fortunately, they do manage to get the flavours right (at least all the ones I've tasted) and the consistency of the ice cream is always creamy perfection. They do so-called "real food" too. I recommend their student lunch deal which is a soup and half sandwich for a very reasonable price. The pizza cones look great too but I don't think I'd have any idea how to actually eat one. I'll try eventually and get back to you on that. Their coffee is pretty good too but really, you're here for the ice cream and the ice cream is good. Treat yourself to an extra scoop.

I've heard pretty good things about Crolla's Gelataria and was super excited tohave some gelato…read moreafter a warm day out at the park! I haven't had ice cream in months either so I was super stoked! But as I was approaching the place with my partner and friends, we were greeted with a whole ton of MESS. Dirty sticky tables outside, covered in used napkins and to-go gelato cups that had dried up melted ice cream in it (can I say EW?). Seems like the staff don't care much about cleanliness??? We had to clean everything up before sitting at one of the tables outside, which really did make my impression of the place quite bad. When you go in, there are tables and benches that are the same; not cleaned and not cleared from cups and napkins. Is this place dirty or something? :/ I have no complaints about the staff member who served us though! He was a friendly lad! He laughed at me when I asked if the toppings and sauce for my gelato were free, and then proceeded to generously coat my gelato with thousands of sprinkles and chocolate sauce. I laughed in delight as I paid 3pounds for such a wonderful portion of ice cream. I also really liked the ice cream itself! Best way to describe - SINFUL. Guilt with every bite, but it's so worth it hohohohoho! The only comment is, please maintain the cleanliness of the premises! I mean, I'm not a picky person, I don't mind seeing tables uncleared if the staff members make an effort to clean it when they notice new customers coming in, but they saw us put our stuff down, they saw us sit outside with the dirty crap and sticky stuff on the table, and yet they just shrugged it off and left us to clear everything ourselves. Indifferent much?

After dinner at Roastit Bubbly Jocks my friend, who had just moved back to the Partick area, had…read moretold us to skip dessert and to head to a new Ice Cream Place that he had heard about. I'm not massive on desserts, I would always rather a cheese board, but being a game fella (and with the promise of somewhere new) I agreed to go along. When we arrived the first thought that came into my head was 'Is this Big Licks?' such was the similarity in décor (black shop frontage, brightly coloured sign and modernish style interior), menu options and in general layout. The main difference though between Cravings and Big Licks is one does it pretty right and one seems a bit like an Aldi knock off. There was nothing fundamentally wrong with it, my 3 scoops of Strawberry Cheesecake, Peanut and Honeycomb ice creams all tasted as you would imagine they would but they all just seemed a little flat. The lads seemed keen to sit in to finish their ice cream but I was more inclined to eat on the move as in all honesty it all fit a little soulless. The ice cream was cheap and pleasant enough but I would be lying if my abiding memory was one that suggested that this is where all your dessert dreams go to die...just a little. Either this place is linked to Big Licks and they are not trying that hard with it or it's not and they're struggling to come up with their own identity. It was fine but I won't be rushing back.