By far the best gelato I've had in a long time! All three of us forgot to take a photo we enjoyed…read moreit so much. The line was out the door (expected at Sunday lunch time the week of Wimbledon!) but it moved really quickly. They also print the flavours on the window so you can get an idea of what you want before getting to the front which helps with the line. If you're a pistachio fan this is hands down one of the best pistachio gelatos I have ever had. The chocolate-hazelnut flavour had chocolate sauce running through it and not just on the top which made it even better. Definitely recommend and will hopefully be back!

This is a relatively new branch of the Italian Ice Cream shop, which specialises in fresh,…read moreItalian-style ice cream. It comes a dizzying array of flavours, and they also sell a range of fresh fruit sorbets. The store has some seating, but is essentially just an ice-cream counter. The ice cream has won numerous awards, and I can personally vouch that it is excellent! I generally like coffee and nut flavours, but there really is something for every taste. The ice cream cones either in cones or tubs. The staff are super friendly and efficient, and are currently open but with covid restrictions. Strongly recommended for a family treat.

Love an all vegan cookie shop! We need more of these in the USA. One of us got vanilla soft serve…read morewith chocolate shavings and it was delicious. We were full from our previous meal but I'd love to return for soft serve, cookie dough, and a cookie.

I think this place changed its name to After School Cookie Club. Whatever it's called, it is…read moreabsolutely outstanding. I'm from the U.S. and am gluten, dairy and egg free (not by choice) and traveling and trying to find good things to eat, especially desserts is hard! I arrived in London today and found this place on Yelp. I had the soft serve (almond and cashew based) with a gluten free vegan chocolate chip cookie. I didn't miss the gluten, butter, eggs, cream...I mean it was seriously delicious. I wish we had this back home. The girl working was also amazing, handling a line of customers, food delivery and baking cookies. If your in the area, give it a try. We also tried the strawberry cookie and it was no where near as good as the choc chip.

Very good ice cream place with a good selection of different flavors. I had a cone with Sicilian…read morePistachio and Hazelnut and both flavors where really good, especially the Pistachio. The place is relatively small but it has a good amount of seats inside and outside and service is quick.

So here is a little story for you - Italian footballer Gianfranco Zola alongside Roberto Di Matteo…read more(+others) were fed up of traveling all the way to Bologna every time to have proper ice-cream, so he invested in setting up shop in Bromley and this is the home of Unico in the UK. We appreciate Zola's initiative as fellow gelato lovers, because Unico really spares no expense to bring the best Gelato from Italy to Bromley's doorstep (those local to Bromley - be appreciative as others like me travel far to get a taste of the wondrous gelato). The actual store is owned and run by the very sharp and considered Elena Manfroni. As for the gelato itself my favourites are the Pistachio and Bacio - both also contain pistachio and hazelnuts (something very uncommon of other gelateria's as its quite a high cost!) The coffee flavour is good, and I also had a flat white which was delicious. Apparently the coffee itself is sourced from a store in Bologna. Everything here is prepared fresh daily and it really is a must stop for anyone visiting Bromley. Superb!

In the Brixton food arcade, there are lots of good places to eat a main meal. Save a little room…read morefor dessert and eat here. What do the offer? Gelato. That's pretty much it. But when you have a sweet tooth that needs some sexy love making time, this is all you need. Other than tenors, everyone in Italy is skinny, so gelato must be a key. Am I right? :)

Ridiculously good traditional Italian ice cream! In a small unit in Brixton Village Market, they…read morehave a few seats for eating in. They have the flavours you'd expect, but also some interesting and curious offerings e.g. beetroot and honey. My favourite is the salted caramel, and the pistachio is damn good too. Makes a great spot for dessert when eating elsewhere in the markets.

I was quite disappointed with my trip to Yogo. I am a sucker for any healthy, juicy, smoothie kind…read moreof place where I can create a weird and wonderful concoction, so I was excited when I walked into Yogo, which opened up in Kingston a few months ago. The premise is simple, a place which serves fat free frozen yogurt, and an optional topping of your choice. I had just returned from LA, where I had been introduced to the famous Pinkberry store, which operates on the same principal. I had loved what I had ordered there, and found it very good value for money. I had hoped for the same thing with Yogo, so ordered a small pot with an extra topping. This came to £3.00! the small serving is extremely small, and there was not a huge choice of toppings - about 15 or 16 different types of fruit and a few sweet things like granola, mixed nuts and coconut shavings. It just seems so expensive for something so small. a large serving with a couple of toppings will bring it up to about £5.00. Who can afford to spend this much on frozen yogurt? I went off feeling a bit short changed. I still had my pot when I walked into the health food store around the corner, and the guy behind the till asked my opinion of the place. I told him my gripe, and he said that a lot of people have made the similar complaint - that it is just too expensive. The fact that this place seems quiet when I have gone past echos this; I hope that the prices can be amended, because in principle it is a good, and healthy idea.

Hooray! the weather is smiling, you're out-and-about and craving a healthy snack Yogo recently…read moreopened their first UK branch in Kingston; inspired by images of Paris Hilton in LA, eating frozen yogurt topped with fruit, they spotted a gap in the market. When I first saw their logo and chanced upon this place I thought it was a new yoga venue with a 'clever' name Since my first visit and having discovered more I'm not sure the Paris link is a major selling point but I am a fan of frozen yogurt and theirs professes to be organic and pro-biotic, with just 94 calories in a 100g portion. It's refreshing on a summer's day and a healthier alternative to traditional ice-cream; try it au naturel or go further and up-the-taste by adding a virtuous fresh fruit topping (berry, banana, kiwi or mango), if you're in an indulgent mood add-in chocolate chips, coconut, granola or mixed nuts. (The basic product tastes just like what it is - frozen natural yogurt without a huge amount of flavour.) Then again, you could simply come in here for an organic Fair Trade tea or a reviving Brazilian guarana-fruit bar. It's not the cheapest snack option around (a small portion starts at £1.85) but if you're looking for something cool, healthy and satisfying, it fits the bill in a relatively guilt-free way. You can take a break from your shopping exertions or riverside wandering and eat-in here at one of the simple white table settings or just purchase to-go. Staff are enthusiastic, helpful, patient and happy to offer suggestions or wait while you make your choice. I guess it will be the first in a line of several branches.

I've tried Alistair's a few times now and each time has been good. It lacks the fussiness of my…read morelocal favourite, Brown & Green's and instead offers up simple, tasty stodge. I popped in this morning for a pair of sausage butties for me and the wife to eat after a frantic morning of Christmas present wrapping, and was greeted by a clean cafe with friendly staff. The sausages in the sandwich weren't particularly posh, but the sandwiches were really filling, with soft bread and ample ketchup. I also paid £3 for a chocolate milkshake made with 3 scoops of ice cream. A nice idea but lacking in quality compared my perception of the equivalent; the'$5 shake' John Travolta tried at Jack Rabbit Slim's in Pulp Fiction. Underwhelming milkshake aside, overall, a pretty good value breakfast.

Not bad. Inside is light and comfortable and welcoming and, at 9am, the service and food was fast…read moreand good. I had the kippers, my partner had a cooked breakfast, and it was delivered and devoured promptly. The fried eggs were cooked to perfection, food was a little oiled but not swimming, and everything was hot and good quality. No complaints here (besides the hand-written note declaring that non-customers have to pay £2 to use the toilet or "don't even ask").

I tried this to compare and contrast it to Bilmonte, and would say that it's very good, but that…read moreBilmonte still wins. A good alternative if the line is too long there and you don't feel like waiting.

Did not disappoint taking a bet here for my last bite in London after researching the best ice…read morecream spots in the city. Some of the best gelato I've had in recent memory. The white truffle gelato was possibly life changing. Had to waddle back after my 1girl3scoops, worth. Instagram: TianTianEats

Hats off to the Soft Serve Society in London for great customer service. It was 10 min past closing…read moretime and as I was randomly walking by the Soft Serve looking for dessert, the applesolutely caught my attention. It is described as soft serve ice cream, oat crumble, and apple cinnamon stew. I love apple pie and ice cream and I saw potential for a nice treat. The girl behind the counter said she was willing to take my order if it is something simple. She was ok with making an applesolutely for me. Ohh it was so delicious as I walked off in bliss. It was just short of an actual apple pie slice stuffed in a cup of ice cream. The sweetness and the spices there had the apple stew flavor just right. It's hard to find good apple pie or apple desserts with good flavors that's reminiscent of grandma's apple pie. The ratio of apple filling to ice cream was even perfect. My sister sampled it and was at the counter 5 minutes later and the same girl was nice enough to make her one! It's a shame that sometimes you find the best foods far away from home.

A few of us stopped by after dinner for dessert, at the recommendation of a colleague and this…read moreplace didn't disappoint. Cute and cozy little shop with delicious sweets and combinations to satisfy just about any craving. Definitely worth the stop if you're visiting London - I do recommend.

Not just your average ice creamery! Sundae, Sundae sells the most diverse ice cream flavours (my…read morefav is pink bubblegum)..I have even had the unique pleasure of tasting parmasan cheese flavour. The shop also stocks hot and cold sasperilla, the fizziest, burpiest orange drink and also sweets from yesteryear. The owners of the shop are lovely and indeed the joke of the credit crunch ice cream still amuses me till this day.

From the owner: The best ice cream in townread more

Probably some of the best ice cream I had for some time!…read more While in London we visited friends from the Richmond area and stopped by for some ice cream. The ice cream (and chocolate!) is homemade upstairs. In addition, you get amazing flavors like yogurt/fig or a cinnamon/date flavored ice cream. Get some, go to the adjacent park - where Ted Lasso was filmed.

Gelateria Danieli is a cute and cozy hole-in-the-wall gelato and chocolate shop right off Richmond…read moreGreen. They offer various flavors of gelato and chocolate truffles for you to choose as enjoy while you stroll outside. The forest fruits was just so-so, but the honeycomb was good. Check it out on a nice day if you're in the area.