I've become a regular at Lickety Splits as I can't resist the waffles and ice cream with a Dime bar…read moretopping! The setting is really authentic, the service is friendly and the ice creams are really quite wonderful. Definately recommended.

A wicked place, the milkshakes are fantastic. I had a Haribo one and once i'd drunk the lovely…read morecreamy milkshake I got to lots of little bits of Haribo at the bottom of the cup which you can scoop up with the spoon end of the straw! Yes I am a big kid but lets think about thisHariboIce creamtogether? The best thing ever! And with hundred of sweets and random things to try it really is amazing! In fact I think if you take your own chocolate or sweets in they will make you one using them! Time to dig out that 1982 packet of Opal Fruits I've been leaving to ferment!

The Milkshack is like no other place I've ever been. It offers freshly made milkshakes in any…read moreflavour you can imagine. They freshly prepare them in a blender with ice-cream and milk and any flavouring, from standard fruit flavours, to mars bar, crunchie, skittles, malteasers and any other sweet you can imagine. An ideal place for kids and adults alike.

Back again a year later. Changes in flavours of ice cream. All rather nice. The news is that an…read moreautomated Raw Milk machine is going to be fitted. One of my return to places if in this neck of the woods.

Fantastic ice cream parlour, great flavours, and you can see the cows that the milk comes from.read more

It's no secret that I love ice cream. Who doesn't? Ice cream is brilliant. As far as I can tell,…read moregood ice cream can only get better when the ice cream factory and parlour also own the herd of pedigree Guernsey cows that provide the milk and cream. That's how things are done at Brymor. While you can buy Brymor ice cream in a lot of places in Yorkshire I have a soft spot for their parlour at High Jervaulx which I've been coming to since I was a little girl. They specialise in super creamy ice cream, mostly with traditional flavours (no Oreo here, but you'll get rum and raisin) as well as some sorbets. You can have cones or pots, or you can choose one of the indulgent sundaes. They have plenty of space and you can sit in the cafe or buy cartons of ice cream to take home. They also have play areas for children. They sell gifts and cards as well as a few non-ice cream items like milk and cream from the Guernsey herd and local cheese and honey.

Fabulous ice cream - both really good quality and rich base (milk and double cream from Guernsey…read morecows) and a mix of classic and more unusual favours including lemon Wensleydale cheesecake, rhubuarb & ginger and elderflower. You can choose from nice waffle cones or tubs. Loads of seating space and free wifi (although it didn't work when I visited).

the best lemon top in scarbrough, nay the world! its the tasty sorbet type not the stupid lemon…read morecream stuff. the staff are really efficient and its just great. go and have one.

Had the banana ice cream, must have been the best ice cream that I have ever had.read more

As always the ice cream from jersey cows is delicious. Although in a Covid situation queues where…read moreorderly and service prompt. I would certainly return. Plenty of parking and space.

This place is too cute! If you are in Darlington on a warm summer day you can take a bike ride…read morethrough the countryside to this hidden away ice-cream parlour in a little place called Walworth. It is the perfect place for a family day out. There is a park for the little ones and outdoor seating. There is also a field with a zip wire and picnic benches overlooking the grazing cows. All the produce is made using milk produced by the herd of cows on this farm. The jersey ice cream is so delicious, they have all sorts of incredible flavours but my personal favourite is simply jersey, you can taste how incredibly creamy it is. Come on a hot day and the queue is likely to be huge but don't be disheartened, it is a wonderful spot. Also, try an ice-cream cake from here, it is a game changer!

Ice cream that is yummy and LICC-able. Don't mind the price ranking-- the options here are…read moredefinitely affordable. As summertime approaches, so does my favorite season: ice cream season. LICC provides a nice option in downtown York to get your creamy fix. Sometimes long lines form, but don't let that dissuade you, as the line moves fairly fast. I'm used to ice cream shops in LA that have some pretty crazy flavors, but that's not LICC's style. Instead, they serve straightforward and traditional flavors. You can accompany your ice cream with different style cones though, and there are also wafers and cookies to be had as toppings. Overall, the ice cream is presented in a very appealing fashion. I've been on a milkshake kick, so I opted to combine two ice cream flavors (banana and custard) in my milkshake. The end result was a light, airy milkshake with just the right amount of creaminess. If straight ice cream isn't your style, I highly recommend creating your own milkshake concoction. There's some seating inside, but do yourself a favor and sit at a cute table right outside the store.

Delicious ice cream, huge portions, very good value, and wonderfully friendly and attentive staff…read moreThe venue itself is bright and fun, and a pleasant place to stop for a treat.

A very long list of desserts can be found here - sundaes, milkshakes, hot cookie dough, (dessert)…read morewaffles, (dessert) crepes, various coffees and teas, gelato, cakes, cheese cakes, and I'm sure I'm forgetting some... it took me about 10 minutes to decide what to eat. I opted for the strawberry N butterscotch waffle, upgraded to an M&M waffle. Served with either whipped cream or vanilla soft serve - I chose the ice cream. The waffle is a good size waffle with M&Ms throughout, then topped with a healthy portion of chopped strawberries and drizzled with butterscotch syrup and white chocolate flakes. The vanilla soft serve is what you can expect from being vanilla soft serve. The hot cookie dough was awesome too! Served with vanilla soft serve as well (most desserts come with the option), we chose the cookie dough with smarties but there's about 5-6 choices. Hot and delicious! Needless to say... super full after splitting the cookie dough and having 1 whole waffle. My friend got the brownie waffle and devoured hers as well. Cookie dough was around 5.50 pounds & waffle was about 6.50 plus the 1 pound up charge for m&m based waffle. I would recommend if you have a sweet tooth!

Being the type of girl who would deliberately miss out on a starter to make sure I have room for…read moredessert...when I heard that Kaspa's was a dessert only diner I felt it was a necessity to give it a go! Firstly it does have an American diner feel to it with the high back booths and pink and black colour scheme but they don't offer table service like you might expect. You get taken to your seats and provided with menu's but then place your order at the till when ready. The menu is quite simply divine!! Waffles,crepes,ice cream sundaes and cheesecakes galore make it a difficult decision but eventually I set my mind to a 'strawberry and waffle cheesecake'. It appeared the staff were unaware of this option on the menu as I was asked both at the till and at my seat to clarify my order. My friend's ice cream sundae was brought to the table very quickly but I was left waiting and our drinks were nowhere to be seen. Then they brought me a plain strawberry cheesecake....needless to say I sent it back only to be told they didn't have the one I ordered and I had to change my order to a waffle. My friend had by this point demolished her ice cream. So overall the service was fairly poor however it is early days and teething issues are bound to crop up! The waffle I eventually got with Nutella and coconut flakes was gorgeous-huge portion and I felt satisfied but not overly stuffed after it! Definitely recommend it and I only hope the customer service improves!!

Special ice cream available here. Makes me want one even in the rain!read more

Will from Isle Of Man will@blackfords.net :-)read more

An excellent place to visit. Our two kids (aged 3 and 5) loved it -- there was so much to do. There…read morewere plenty of animals to admire in the farm-yard, and they have several demonstrations throughout the day (we saw the milking session which was particularly entertaining). The play-barn is a good place for the kids to run off some energy. Throughout there's an emphasis on informing and educating as well as entertaining, which we liked. There's a good farm shop too, and a great restaurant/cafe -- we very much enjoyed the lunch we had there. All in all, an excellent place to visit -- highly recommended.