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.

Really yummy dairy ice cream made on the premises…read more "deliciously luxurious and creamy ice cream using natural, locally sourced ingredients" The farm has a little tea room - and an outside gazebo tent with additional seating. Went here on a bike ride from the Trans Pennine trail, this was the treat before we went back. they also have cakes and ice in tubs to take home. Well worth a visit. - big sign at the main road - can't be missed. Staff are a bit slow in service and not very flexible when it comes to serving sizes- I requested more scoops in one pot than they have pre- calculated prices for so they didn't want to put them in - so I just asked for another pot....might need a math lesson or so... Same that there is no walk directly at the farm - just got to go there for the food and do the exercise some where near by.

Great bagels with cream cheese and and a good cup of tea and coffee - not gorgetting the good ice…read morecream

I am a big fan of ice cream and, consequently, have sampled a fair few flavours and makes in my…read moretime. I can honestly say, however, that this is the best ice cream I have ever had. Freshly made on site with milk and cream from the farm's cows, this ice cream is creamy without being sickly and comes in a huge range of flavours, from the usual vanillas and chocolates to tangerine. My favourite is hokey pokey, which I certainly recommend. It is a bit out of the way but definitely worth a visit. There's a car park and the cafe is accessible by wheelchair.The ice cream is available in large tubs to take home, and they also sell a wide range of homemade jams and preserves. They do bits of food too - toasted teacakes and fantastic bacon sandwiches. The staff are really friendly and it'd be a lovely place to go with the family. In terms of the farm, there isn't a great deal to see - a little walk and a couple of animals, but the cafe is the star attraction for me!

Tong Lane, Bradford…read more BD4 0RP 01132852728 This is more than just a farm - this is a b & b too so you can stay here for the night and take it easy or just call in for a couple of hours. The kids loved all the different farm animals and wouldve happily stayed there all day but we became a bit hungry so we needed to get food. There is a small cafe there with a few outside tables too and they do the normal range of small cafe foods - sandwiches/buns, etc with a nice selection of home made icecreams which were gorgeous. They do a nice cream tea which was very filling and gorgeous. The place as a bit hard to find so make sure you have directions before setting off. The prices are a bit steep but well worth it for a nice afternoon out or even a stay overnight. The place is nice and tidy with the exception of farm smells obviously. The staff are very friendly and even invited us into their house to look at their new kittens., how trusting is that? A lovely day out.

Oh, Lordy. The…read moretraffic was awful, and I'd spotted this place on the way to work, so it was just too tempting on a hot day on the way home. It's adorable- all big trees and cobbles, and the most enormous goat I've ever seen in my life. Everything was planted up pretty, and little old guys scooting up on their mopeds for a scoop. I'm 99% sure this is the best ice cream in the land. You can choose from so many flavours, I had fanuttytastic and carrot cake, the latter was particularly exceptional, but I was also tempted by the white mountain, the banana, the Turkish delight, the sloe and damson gin, the elderflower and rhubarb and the maple and walnut- so I'll just have to come back, won't I?

ERMAHGERD this ice cream is amazing!…read more Seriously, Snugbury's is a one of a kind place. A small little farm-style set up with an onsite creamery and a shop selling no less than fourty, YES - FOUR-ZERO - flavours of ice cream and frozen yogurt. Once you've made your decision you can plonk yourself on the numerous benches or prostrate on the garden lawn (if you overdo it on the cream) and there is also a short country walk if you'd prefer to burn off some of your sugar intake. Every flavour is churned on site and given a suitably cheeky name (think B&J pre-Unilever). They also have seasonal limited editions like Summer Pimms and have previously partnered with a local Cheshire bakery for an apple pie ensemble (with whole apple pie churned into it!). In the interest of research (and gluttony) I opted for the double scoop, one of 'Driving me Cherries', a rich chocolatey flavour packed full of juicy fresh black cherries, topped off with the creamiest coconut ice cream I have ever tasted. Most importantly they give good cone - if you're a selling me an ice cream in a wafer cone, then frankly you can shove your wafer where the sun don't shine! I want a cone of equal calorific value to its contents and Snugberry's deliver with their crisp and sugary waffle cones. A right proper handful. Tactical ice cream tip: the servers are real pro's with their scoopage, filling the cone completely. So if you are going to get a double scoop ask for your favourite flavour first to get the most of it. Am I over thinking this? Possibly. Do I care? Not a chance.

I think it's fitting to have an America write the first review for Kaspa's. My kids and I decided…read moreto stop by Kaspa's for a milk shake. Being an American we are experts in the realm of milk shakes. We are hard to satisfy in this category. You can also say the same for burgers. I enjoyed the environment of Kaspa's, and the customer service was good, but the magic is in their Milk Shakes. It is the best shake I have ever had in the U.K.. If you have to get a shake fix, Kaspa's is the only place I recommend in the U.K.. They have other locations, and when I visit from the States I will never except a shake unless it comes from Kaspa's. You can take my words to the bank, and if you ever see me at Kaspa's I will buy you a shake :)

Lovely place for a nice cup of coffee and a wonderfully home made Ice Cream…read more It used to be an old village petrol station but is now a great little cafe. They still have the pump out the front of the cafe.

A very, very random little café. It was once the village petrol station, and still has the old…read moredisused pump out front, which is a little confusing to the tourists in summer. They sell locally produced ice cream, which is what they're known for most, although they have a delicious breakfast and lunch menu, including the usual croque-monsiers, crepes, homemade soups (mmmm) and teacakes. A great place for a cheap, tasty lunch.

Shakeout is, as far as I'm concerned, as good as it gets when it comes to kicking ass with…read moremilkshakes. Think of an awesome flavour of milkshake that you've never tasted, seen or heard of - and I'm not talking about goat curry or Lego & vinegar - I mean like Dime Bar, Oreo or ginger cake, or any combination thereof; mint Aero & bourbon or peanut butter and Minstrels. Then imagine you can have that flavour explosion handed to you in a cup. That's Shakeout. I have never tasted a milkshake from Shakeout that was anything less than delicious. Go and order one for the sake of your mouth today.

The best. I love it, amazing, can't say enough good things…read more Best of all: THEY DO GIANT TUBS FOR JUST £10. When I clearly want 3 scoops, and that's £4, why not just pay six more and have like a million more scoops? This could prove to be a very beautiful, delicious, unhealthy relationship ahead of us, Joe Delucci you dog.

£2.50 for a small scoop off ice cream.can get a tub of Ben and Jerry's for £2 in asdaread more

THE only place in Blackpool for ice cream!! Home made creamy and unique taste. Service spectacular…read more My mum took me as a child regularly and now I take my children regular! From milkshakes to sundaes to ice cream, simply can not get better!

A long history of the best ice cream anywhere on the coast. I NEVER spoil the pure taste of the ice…read morecream with sprinkles, nuts or sauces it is far too good and amounts to desecration ! A busy kiosk but with polite staff working hard you are never far from being served but wait long enough to build up the excitement and anticipation of this taste of heaven from Blackpool. Don't forget you can take some home in a freezer pack too Mmmmmm. Don't rely on this map location, the kiosk is just about on the prom. Njoy !