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 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.

An ice cream boat by the banks of the River Ouse is brilliant! This one is right in front of the…read moreThe Star Inn the City and Museum Gardens. Doesn't get more convenient for people who are strolling by the river or hanging out on the museum lawn. I had the Sicilian Lemon Sorbet! So refreshing! I had ice cream at Helmsley earlier in the day, so the Sorbet was perfect. I normally don't like sorbets as they are often too sweet more often than not. Opted for my Sorbet on a tub (cup in the States) this time. They have ice cream of course and drinks too. Highly recommend!

Homemade ice cream, yum. This little mom and pop shop make everything fresh daily in the morning,…read moreand they don't freeze anything overnight. They also make different flavours as well - but when I got there, only mint chocolate was left. Not that it's bad, but the unique flavours were all sold out for the day. I was determined to come back the next day, but the sweet owner still gave me a cone on the house! I did request for a peanut butter toffee with maple syrup and bacon, and he did follow through! The next day, he had a tub of PB&T ice cream and drizzled my cup with syrup and bacon bits. Only £2/1scoop, £3 for 3 scoops. So cheap and so good.

Such a cute little cafe and ice creamery! Truly a treasure located on the main street of York. We…read morewent in there for lunch and had so much fun. My friends and I all got milkshakes that were made out of their homemade ice cream. We talked to the owner who happened to be our server about the restaurant and he was so proud to say that they made their own ice cream "the old fashioned way". He really took pride in his cafe and you could taste it in the food as well. The sandwiches were simple yet very flavorful and presented beautifully. One odd thing they did here was serve Pringles with the salads. I thought it was cute and they added some crunch to the meal. Definitely a great place to grab lunch, tea or dessert, La Cremeria is a welcome change from the usual ho hum pubs that you find in smaller English towns.

Lovely little family run river boat cafe. They were open 10 to 5 today (Saturday), but I don't…read moreknow if those are their normal hours. Their offerings are mostly coffee, tea, and cake. They also carry soup, salads, quiches, and sandwiches. The menu is mostly (or entirely, maybe?) vegan and gluten free. We had sweet potato-tomato soup with roasted sunflower seeds and bread, as well as a coffee, for about a fiver, and both were great. Everything is home made from scratch with love, and it shows. They post their specials on Facebook under Mind for Cooking.

LICC = Luxury Ice-Cream Company. Very friendly service and supposedly one of the better places for…read moreice-cream in York. They said they don't use eggs to make the ice cream so it worked for me. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a gelato place in York (at least not in the area where I was) so I had to settle for this. It was good, but not the kind that left me craving for more.

Definitely the best food we had in York! We had just made chocolate at York Cocoa Works and needed…read moresomething close. The staff at the cocoa works highly recommended. I got the beetroot and pear risotto with chicken. My husband got a burger. My son just got chips. The risotto was divinity. Husband preferred his burger there compared to others in London / York. Service was very good. Very inviting entrance coming in and ambiance was very friendly. Don't miss out.

Visited Ate O'Clock while in York. The atmosphere was casual, and service was a little slow -- at…read moretimes, staff seemed a bit confused. I ordered the fish and chips (since we were in the UK), and it was just average at best. My wife had the Sunday roast and the tempura prawns, both of which were unimpressive -- the prawns especially, with a heavy batter. Every once in a while, you get steered wrong, and sadly, this was that one time during our 25-day adventure. Even more disappointing, it ended up being our highest bill of the trip.