Soft serve, served with an array of sugary toppings. What more could you ask for? This place is…read morepretty good. We came on a Sunday evening and it had a steady stream of folks. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I would have liked some fruit as a topping option. Wow. It's true though. It would have been nice if there was some tables inside. And also, the place seemed to have been ransacked, and could have done with a good deep cleaning (around the window especially) and maybe a new lick of paint. Regardless, the staff did well taking orders and getting folks what they wanted. The ice cream was good.

I was really excited to come here. Like, I mean REALLY excited. Like realising Game of Thrones…read moreSeason 5 had just been leaked online excited. The queue was huge but from what I had heard about this place it was to be expected. But in fairness to the staff the queue moved pretty quick considering. I looked at the giant sundae type things they had on the wall. There was one which was called a Snicker Bocker Glory. It sounded incredible, indulgent and so wrong. I had to have it. I was with my cousin and her young daughter and I have to say the staff are pretty amazing. Super patient with everyone including the indecisive chislers. I got my Snicker Bocker Glory which had fresh whipped ice cream, Snickers ice cream, caramel sauce and bits of Snickers going through it. I have to say I was left pretty underwhelmed. I thought the plain whipped ice cream which seems to be their staple was pretty bland. The Snickers ice cream was again not what it should be. I think I had maybe 6 or 7 spoonfuls until I actually gave up. Maybe an off day for the ice cream makers? I dunno. But based on what I got I probably wont be back. The 3 would probably be a 2 if it weren't for the deadly staff, they really are great.

Some well travelled friends told us to make sure to have ice cream in each Irish city we visit in…read moreIreland. There were right! You won't find common flavors on the menu at Murphys. Each flavor is special. We got the Dingle Sea Salt and Irish Brown Bread and both were excellent! Very different flavors and the ice cream itself is creamy and rich in flavor. You can choose from cup or cone - we went with the cone since it's made in house. Severs are very friendly and allow you to sample the flavors. There can be a line but it moves along nicely - plus you kind of need time to sample and figure out what you want to get. Highly recommend if you're in Dublin!

There is no surprise that Murphy's is the most popular ice cream place in Dublin!!…read more Their customer service is great...they will let you taste everything if you ask. I tried 3 flavors and they were all great. But my fav is sea salt for sure. Their ice cream is not too rich...kinda between gelato and ice cream. I am definitely going back to try some more flavors!

Now I myself love local chippers as most are privately owned and a lot of hard work goes into their…read morefood to make people come back. The village chipper now I was very impressed with. Very clean very nice inside the ice creams and desserts well the pics will do the justice as looking at them made my sugar level rise lol. Being a diabetic myself I didn't go in for one but I was tempted. I decided on their truly delicious twisty fries. It's a local take away . And it really is a great looking place and great food. What let it down tho was that there was no menu up on the walls or inside u had to read the menus on the counter but apart from that defo bring the kids for an ice cream as the mauds ice cream looks amazing and the toppings are so varied.

With limited places to choose from and needing something greasy to soak up the booze in my belly…read morefrom the night before, The Village caught my eye. As it was only 2:30 in the afternoon, I didn't expect a chipper to be that busy anyway but we were the only ones in there. I decided to go for the burger meal and my friend went for the burger deluxe or something along those lines. We waited 15 minutes for our food and when we got it, my burger was as thin as 3 pieces of paper stacked on top of each other with a tiny amount of ketchup on it. No joke! The fries were big wedge fries that weren't cooked through and were half cold in the middle. Of course neither one of us checked this out unit we left because we were eating on the road. Being hung over and desperate, I would have rather ate nothing than ate what I was served from there. Lesson: All chippers are not created equal. (Sigh)

New owner Maya? Delicious ice.Not expensive. Recommend Ferrero Rocher topping. Nutella was also…read morefine!

I didn't even know that this place existed until I stumbled across it while out for a walk last…read moresunny Sunday. Similar ice cream enterprises are in Skerries and Donabate but I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that this imo is the best of the lot!! The place is lovely, the staff super friendly, prices very agreeable and the girlfriend and I both agreed, the ice cream better than the others. I went for the whip and dip (a big old cone dipped in dark chocolate) and herself went for pear flavour with an Oreo chocolate sauce. We will most definitely be back :)

Been here twice and got the best banana split I've had in Ireland so far. I think the secret is in…read moretheir dark-red sauce and melted chocolate that they pour over the ice-cream! You get to choose two of your favourite flavours (had vanilla and coconut first time and then vanilla and honeycomb today), which are scooped over a split banana and then topped with whipped icecream, drizzle the two aforementioned sauces and viola, heaven on a plate. I did ask for some nuts on mine today and was told I couldn't have any on this dish. Umm what? You scoop the nuts with your spoon and sprinkle them all over my ice-cream, sounds pretty straightforward to me... I would have paid extra if it came down to it, but I was scared to ask after the lady behind the counter told me no nuts for me. Also if the banana was a bit more ripe, that would be sweeter! €4 for the lovely dessert. Perfect after a spicy Nando's lunch.

Went there today and left in a complete rage…read more Was asked what flavor ice cream, i replied toffee, it was for my 4 year old son, she then handed him the ice cream on a cone, which we didnt ask for, he wanted it in a tub as its not as messy, she took it back and put it into a tub and muttered something to her co-worker in some other language. For my second son I was served by the second woman wearing glasses, who was exceptionally rude from here on, she asked what flavour and then shouted TUB or CONE. I asked for a tub again, she asked if I wanted any toppings and I said chocolate, she put some chocolate sauce on it then my 3 year old son asked if could have some sprinkles, she refused to spread any sprinkles over it saying sprinkles go on before sauce, I said he doesnt care but she still refused, she then tried to charge me twice the price for it and i had to ask her why it cost twice as much as my 4 year olds son, she said it was a mistake and handed the cash back to me with out saying sorry or thanks or anything. In ireland we are used to people at least treating their customers with some sort of respect, but to behave like that and to refuse to put a couple of sprinkles on ice cream for a 3 year old child just simply beggars belief. NEVER AGAIN.

For handmade ice cream right in front of you, it'd be a deal at double the price! And you get…read moretoppings and sauce too Might be a short wait if there's a line (like there will be on a sunny day), totally worth it

From the owner: Ireland's first multi award winning hand rolled ice cream…read moreAny flavour, any taste, made to order right in front of your eyes.

gave me wipped instead of scooped and argued with me bad service theres no need for itread more

With its back to the harbour, this little ice cream shed tempts us with its evil but delicious…read morecreations. It's very easy to find, and on a sunny weekend you can't miss it, with its long queue out the door; don't let this put you off, it's certainly worth the wait. You can ask for a simple ice cream cone or cup, but if you want to experience a cold sugar overload like you never had before, go for one of their specials, such as the Oreo mess, Muffin mess or the Banoffee Pie. Yes, there will actually be whole banana and bits of biscuit under your ice cream, or even a whole muffin covered with marshmallows. This is not for the faint of heart. Or teeth. Take one of these bad boys with you and go for a long long stroll along the harbour and the beach, while you watch the many bird species that inhabit the Skerries.

I have too many good things to say about this place, so I'll try and limit myself to a reasonable…read morelength. Long story short, I was on a trip to Portugal and Spain with my boyfriend (first time in Europe for both of us), and we decided to take a 7 hour layover in Dublin (because why not!). We have an unofficial mission to try ice cream in every new state/country we travel to, so when we saw Scoop, we decided to go for it even though it was still early morning. They hadn't set up the ice cream in the display yet since it was so early, but the guy helping us (more about him later) told us the range of flavors they had, and we decided to go for Cream and Pistachio. To say the ice cream was good would be an understatement, and I hesitate to say this because it's a bold statement, but this may have been the best ice cream/flavor combination I've ever had! The pistachio was complex, delightfully nutty, and didn't have any of that artificial pistachio flavoring that is unfortunately too common, and the cream was light, refreshing, and a perfect complement to the nuttier flavors of the pistachio. Ugh, I was in ice cream heaven. If I'm ever in Dublin again, this will probably be stop #1 (plus, it's the first place I officially visited in Europe so it'll always have a special place in my heart). Top off the amazing ice cream with even more amazing service. I really wish I remembered his name because he deserves all the credit in the world, but the guy behind the register was so personable, patient, and polite! Not to mention, he gave us a free latte to welcome us to Dublin. We ran into the owner (?) as well during the visit, who was also very warm and welcoming. I noticed that this location is currently unclaimed, but owners - if you ever see this review, open a location in the US please :D And thanks again for your amazing ice cream and hospitality!

Great place - I went to a new one on Anger Street. The…read moredesign from outside brought me in - couldn't just walk away from it Amazing atmosphere and really polite staff- she let me try about 4 different ice cream before I decided which one I should get. I have a sweet tooth, so I went with Snickers ice cream and my husband with Oreo . They are both tasty, not really sweet (which is good); you can see big pieces of nuts, caramel or cookies. They also have crepes, waffles, milkshakes and other yumm things. Price is okay - i guess like everywhere €3,50 for 1 scoop(with regular cone) €4,80 -2 scoops -and so on - you can see almost all prices on my photo!

it's really good! we sometimes go there every day and it's really really delicious. The toppings…read moreare really good and best of all their staff are really nice!!!

I just love their frozen yogurt with all kinds of toppings, my favourite is with fresh fruit. And…read moreyou can taste it before you buy, which is good.

My husband and I are stumped by these reviews. Our dinner started with the owner not finding our…read morereservation. We spelled our, simple, brief last name numerous times. Finally, my husband leaned over him and pointed to it on the computer screen. Then we were seated in the darkest corner of the restaurant with a horrific speaker thumping undefined "music" above us. The papadum were good, fresh. The condiments were not, one sickly sweet, the other a spicy and sweet attempt at lemon pickle. The beef kabab appetizer was unrecognizable. It reminded us of scrapple--chopped, mushy (you could mush your fork into it like mashed potatoes) ill-spiced shingles of mystery. It bore no resemblance to its description-- it wasn't grilled and it in no way resembled beef tenderloin. Or a kabob. It sat on a sweet sauce that begged the question, why? Entrees were ridiculously small , not seasoned properly or even as described, and do not come with rice -- for $25 each. The Naan was fresh and passable. Overall: This was not good food. The servers most looked confused. The owner/front of house person was not very hospitable. I hope there's some competition for this place, soon. There's a gaping hole in this culinary category.

Good food, albeit pricey, but I guess that's a given considering the Malahide area. Portion sizes…read moreappear small but are quite filling. Service was good & attentive. Check it out if you're in the mood for South Asian cuisine.