Upon our arrival, we were warmly welcomed by a friendly and patient employee who even provided…read morehelpful suggestions since it was our first visit. Everyone loved their ice cream and churros, and the flavors and portion sizes made it a great value for the price.

This was a lovely place to sit and enjoy a delicious cup of gelato. They have several flavors and…read moreeven offer fresh vanilla being freshly churned. The owner and employees are so friendly and welcoming. Loved it!

Great sorbets....and the coconut raspberry jam gelato in a cone was a treat! Became a staple…read moreduring my visit the waffle disc an options for toppings

Cute, tiny, ice cream parlour which sells a couple of dairy free (vegan) gelatos, watermelon and…read morechocolate flavour when I visited June 2018. Limited seating both inside and outside, also sells coffee, teas and waffles. Really good, creamy, flavourful gelato and I would return and rate this place higher if Al Gelato increased their vegan range.

I visited Indigo Coffee & Gelato yesterday on Monday 9 May 2016 during a rare Belfast heat wave. It…read morewas the board outside Indigo advertising 3 flavours of vegan gelato which caught my attention, this is a rare thing in Northern Ireland! I couldn't resist and was not disappointed. These vegan ice creams are made from coconut milk and are completely dairy free plus they taste fantastic and exactly like a quality homemade ice cream instead of sorbet. I tried all 3 flavours of raspberry, mango and strawberry and enjoyed every morsel. Really luscious ice cream which was absolutely scrumptious and flavoursome. It's also great value for money as three large scoops cost £3 which is much cheaper than similar would cost in one of the many Froyo bars which have popped up in Belfast over the last couple of years. The Gent who served me was extremely helpful and knowledgeable explaining exactly what the vegan gelato was made from and telling me what Indigo offer. The menu is small but delightful offering ice cream, coffee, pastries and soup during cold weather. This little café which is larger inside than it looks outside has lovely bright décor and a relaxed ambience. It's ideal for a sunny day as the small outside seated area is a sun trap. Indigo is the true definition of hidden gem. I plan to return soon for coffee and more ice cream. There's free WiFi too which is always a bonus and beautiful artwork on the walls.

So below was the 5 star review I had given this place. Had to downgrade to 2 stars. As have been in…read moreat least twice in a row since and there has literally been like 3 choices of ice cream. None appealing. Sort of defeats the point of this place being an ice cream shop. ********Love this place. It is one of my new fave places in Belfast. The ice cream is so on point. Tastes are very realistic. I had avocado and also sweet potato. So good. It's nice to have an alternative place to go instead of just going to get coffee. Especially as I am not a coffee drinker. Though I hear theirs is pretty good and also their tray bakes. Would be good if they had signs to tell you what flavours the ice cream was so the staff didn't have to tell everyone. Especially as I went to a tasting night. So the que was huge and that held it up. They have made good use of the size of the shop. Stretches right down the back. The price is good. 2 generous scoops for £2.50. Can't wait to return to try more flavours. They don't have a huge cabinet so it's gonna be hit and miss with the flavours on offer when I go. Fingers crossed they have the lotus biscuit and also the peanut butter and jam.

I was here for the Yelp event and I will definitely be back. The shop is very quirky and the ice…read morecream is incredible! I had the malteser sundae...delicious. You should try it, you won't regret it :) There is a huge range of ice cream available and you can have it as sundaes, milk shakes or as it is. The menu is massive, and really affordable. I wanted it all. The staff were really friendly too. Can't wait to go back here for another ice cream feast.

Was in here today to get some ice cream. Lovely spacious bright parlour. Retro decor and cosy big…read moreretro sofas to sit in. Fonzies sell ice cream, hot nuts, ice cream floats, popcorn and lots more also tea and coffee, decaff available too. Prices are decent and a great selection of treats to choose from the bright colourful menu. Juke box playing retro music in the background is a bonus. Friendly staff. Kids high chairs available. Will be back..

Rossi's has been on the go since 1888 and I can see why it has lasted the test of time. They offer…read morea huge selection of Italian Ice Cream is their tiny parlour just off the Antrim Road. Their honeycomb ice cream is like none other in Belfast. Sometimes with honeycomb ice cream you hardly get any delicious golden chunks and let's face it they are the best bit! Rossi's Honeycomb offering is full of honeycomb, I'd say the proportions must be 40% honeycomb, 60% Ice cream - but in anyone's language those are good ratios. The Staff are great, when I visited there was a queue out the door but this didn't seem to phase the lone attendant. The parlour itself is small with no seats inside, but there's no need to sit in. My advice is to go grab an ice cream, there's plenty of falvours to choose from, and take a walk through the nearby Cave Hill Country Park.

Being an ice cream fanatic and living just around the corner from Rossi's I couldn't believe I…read morehadn't visited before. It's not very big inside but that didn't matter to me. I was just after the ice cream. We bought two tubs at £1.75 each. The ice cream itself was smooth, creamy and full of flavour. Right up there with some of the best in Belfast.

Always good to have an ice cream shop in town. A choice of them is better. Think there is another…read moreone of these in Ards perhaps. The staff are so lovely. They let you sample the ice creams. They also suggest ones to try and tell you about the new ones. I'm not a big fan of their ice cream. But they do some weird flavours like cola cues and rubarb and custard. Great also they have seating.

I was in the mood for some chocolate ice cream and decided to give this place a try. I was…read morepleasantly surprised - the chocolate was delicious (much nicer than Maud's, which is where I'd usually go) and the little shop on Holywood High Street is lovely. There's a good selection of ice cream, a seating area and friendly staff. A new favourite!

gave me wipped instead of scooped and argued with me bad service theres no need for itread more

With its back to the harbour, this little ice cream shed tempts us with its evil but delicious…read morecreations. It's very easy to find, and on a sunny weekend you can't miss it, with its long queue out the door; don't let this put you off, it's certainly worth the wait. You can ask for a simple ice cream cone or cup, but if you want to experience a cold sugar overload like you never had before, go for one of their specials, such as the Oreo mess, Muffin mess or the Banoffee Pie. Yes, there will actually be whole banana and bits of biscuit under your ice cream, or even a whole muffin covered with marshmallows. This is not for the faint of heart. Or teeth. Take one of these bad boys with you and go for a long long stroll along the harbour and the beach, while you watch the many bird species that inhabit the Skerries.

Macari's used to be a newsagents, now it's an ice cream parlour/ cafe, selling delicious Italian…read moreice creams and sorbets. However, even though there were only a couple of tables taken when I called in during early afternoon on Tuesday 29/08/2017, unfortunately service was slow and I stood at the till for a good five minutes before anyone came to assist me. I ordered a tub filled with three ice cream scoops; baileys, honeycomb and kinder bueno. My friend ordered coffee, baileys and kinder bueno flavour. We took a table, which was sticky, covered in crumbs and needed a good clean - it was yuck. A pity about the slow service and unkempt state of this place because the ice cream is really gorgeous and visually it's actually a very nice little cafe. Could be a full five stars if they sorted themselves out...