Dairy farm with it's own ice cream shop…read more Fresh made ice cream is for sale, so many flavors available. So many different cone options - 5- , a nice indoor cafe, because they don't just sell ice cream, but other eating options as well, such as sandwiches and what not. Out side, you can watch the cattle in the field or let your young ones play in the wonderful play yard. While I was there I saw several young families taking advantage of those facilities. One thing i noticed, they had a sign out front (And presumably because they're the first public open thing on a relatively long road) That read something to the effect of "We don't charge for the use of our facilities but if you bring in outside food, there will be a $5 charge.

This was a nostalgia trip. I remember being a kid (primary age) and getting to go here with my…read moregranny and grandad just for a wee tub of ice cream for the occasional after dinner treat. My granny loved rum and raisin, and I developed the taste for it too. That is about 20-25 years ago, and for the past few years I've wanted to go back but had little opportunity. That is, until I convinced Smurf that she wanted to go out there for a birthday treat. I hold my hands up, I manipulated her good, but thats what all the best aunties do. Its not as far outside Dumfries as I remember, I had prepared myself for a long trip and it actually took about 10 mins. We got there and Smurf headed straight towards the outdoor play park and I headed over to the cows at the other side of the fence. I have a thing about cows, I love them. I'd actually have one as a pet if I could. After a while, we went inside and ordered ice cream. All in, it cost about £10 for a mug of coffee, a pot of tea and 2 bowls of ice cream (3 scoops in each and a flake). I scoffed mine, and it was good. Smurf ended up playing with hers for a bit then left it to go and play with the other kids in the play area at the back of the shop. The cafe area wasn't overly busy at 11 am but it looked like a mothers group or bunch of friends had chosen it as a meeting place, kids were happy with ice cream and toys, mums were happy with coffee. Service was good, prices were decent and I really enjoyed my visit. I will definitely not be leaving it over 20 years for my next visit.

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.

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:)

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.

More than a dozen gourmet ice cream flavors. Creamy, rich, high quality…read more Gelateria has a variety of sizes, all reasonably priced. Walk-in only. No indoor seating.

Ive never actually been here, i was searching for ice lab coz i was fancying some chemicals. but…read morewhen i searched you came up! i think its fate, maybe one day ill eat from here affogato, three stars for the fab name xoxox

"I love to love, lalala.....love the ice cream that is sold by newly opened parlor Affogato!…read more The ice parlor is located on Queensferry Road not far away from the hustle and bustle of Princess Street - West End, House of Fraser. In the front of the establishment you are served various luscious flavors of ice cream and in the back you can relax and enjoy. They have very comfortable couches where you can lie back and day dream, read or chat with another. When I recently visited I got the Banoffee and Caramel Flavors. My friend ordered some fruity scoop ...... They also sell Salted Caramel, Amarena, Gingerbread, Yoghurt, Pistacchio........about 18 flavors in total. The ice cream is creamy and just the right amount of sweet. Just luscious. You get a lot of ice cream for affordable prices. 1 scoop = £2.50, and the portion is massive. They offer even two or more flavors in one scoop. Next time I will try and get an "Affogato", a mix of coffee and ice cream. I learned that Affogato means drowning, so clearly the idea behind ice cream drowning in coffee :-) Also beware! The parlor is closed on a Sunday night after 18.00, what is a shame, as it would be nice to enjoy some delicious ice cream before bed time.

In my opinion, the best ice cream you will ever taste…read more This is a local company based in nearby Egremont, following success and a long history the company branched out from an ice cream van to opening ice cream parlours. This one in Cockermouth is an ice cream parlour and coffee shop. I think vanilla is the best, but they have every flavour imaginable - the ones incoporating local produce such as raspberries are also divine. If your not travelling too far, you can also buy the ice cream by the box load!!

Creamy, delicious, local ice cream shop with a nice side view of the Edinburgh Castle. Depends when…read moreyou go, there's a small queue outside this tiny shop that only allows six people inside at a time. The shop workers are really friendly, providing flavor recommendations if you can't make up your mind. The cherry in cream flavor was amazing.

I had my sights on this place during my visit to Edinburgh but I only managed to get it on my final…read moreday before my flight back. This place is right by The Vennel so it was a convenient location on my midday stroll. I first walked by and there was maybe 10 people in line so I decided to get it after visiting The Vennel. On my way back there were only 3 people ahead of me so great timing to enjoy delicious gelato in the cold but clear skies overlooking the castle. And I did just that. I was torn between the Salted Caramel and the Pistachio and I knew I couldn't finish 2 full scoops. The worker saw the indecision painted all over my face and recommended the Pistachio since it was a limited item. So I went with that. To my surprise she also included a large spoonful of the Salted Caramel just so I can try it too! Such a nice gesture. So there I was enjoying the creamy, delicious gelato sitting on a bench just across from Mary's Milk Bar. All the while indulging and soaking in the magnificent view of the castle and the very tasty gelato :)

Several locals suggested that we try Renaldos for Italian ice cream. We passed at least 3 different…read moreestablishments that sold ice cream before arriving at our destination. There was a line out the front door that moved pretty quickly. Once we were inside the building we saw that they also sell packaged candy and fresh chocolates. The fresh chocolates were delicious but the ice cream is a show stopper. Both of us decided on a mint chocolate chip sundae. Since all of their cone portion sizes appeared small compared to the U.S. we assumed that our sundaes would also be small. I was surprised to see that they were massive. There was a huge amount of whipped cream and a cookie that topped it all off. The ice cream is made fresh daily and is super creamy. The flavor was delicious. The girls working the counter were very friendly and they take American Express.

The build your own sundae is so fun! 2 toppings, 2 ice creams and 1 sauce selected! The size is…read morevery large (even the small) and it's delicious ice cream! With of course cream on top happiness !

Cute ice cream and candy shop in the charming village of Melrose. We shared a cone of chocolate ice…read morecream. It was "simply delicious!" The staff was friendly; the scoop was a generous portion.

Convenient location. A quaint little shop on the corner, near the bus depot and Melrose Abbey…read more Good prices (in comparison to London). It was 50 degrees outside, but the ice cream they had was absolutely delicious. Very friendly service. Nice quaint candy shop with lots of different candies in a small town in northern England. Would come back for more ice cream!