Without a doubt, this place does the BEST milkshakes! Can chose from the ice cream and/or a wide…read morevariety of chocolate bars/biscuits and they'll blend it freshly infront of you. They make their own ice cream and have so many different flavours to chose from. It can get quite busy in here, especially if there are large groups. You don't get a very good signal inside but most of the time they let you connect to wifi & charge your phone if you need to. They also have a big projector on the wall where they project the TV (usually E4) and sometimes football games. This is just the place to go to if you're looking to warm up with a hot chocolate or coffee or cool down with a smoothie or milkshake. Or simply to just enjoy a lovely dessert. I think they make protein drinks too.

I love their milkshakes, they do every kind of chocolate and sweet you could ever want. However the…read moreservice is a little slow and the of the many times I've been i have waited a little long Overall, swirliz is a very good parlour offering some very delicious icecreams, milkshakes, waffles to die for and much more. Alot of friends i take here end up asking if there is a healthy option which to my surprise they do. Freshly squeezed orange juice, fruit shakes and more. I thoughrally reccomend swirliz!

It got the original touch of waffle taste from Hong Kong, if you like to have a sweeter taste from…read moreit, please do add the ice cream. Staffs are nice and polite, if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask them about what choice to put on your waffles

I live locally and have been here a couple of times. The patisserie counter is a feast for the eyes…read morewith gorgeous individual desserts and towering, mouth watering cakes. Order at the till and grab a seat, if you can. The place is often heaving, especially on the weekends but people come and go constantly. I strongly recommend either the Carrot Cake or the Red Velvet. Both are absolutely delicious! The staff are equally as lovely. Service with a smile :)

Place seemed understaffed on a very busy Sunday. Waiter grumpy and unhelpful. Paid £5.25 for 2…read moresmall coffees and they kept us waiting 15 minutes. When we asked about the wait we were snapped at! Won't be back :(

Chill little Filipino dessert shop. I was exploring Camden Town and found there was a Mamasons…read morehere. I tried Bilog for the first time and it is a great ice cream treat. Hot bread wrapped around ube ice cream. Very tasty and would try again. Good service.

This place offers fantastic ice cream, mostly focused on Philippine flavors…read more I had their Ube and Queso ice creams, along with an Ube Brownie. The ice creams were creamy and perfectly sweet. Both really had strong flavors coming through. The brownie, thankfully, wasn't a chocolate brownie - it was more of a blondie with ube flavor; it really had great texture. It seems like they introduce new flavors ever-so-often, so it's good to check their offerings sporadically. On my next visit to London, I'd visit this spot again.

Yesterday I visited Cookies and Scream with a friend. We tried four things over the course of three…read morehours sitting at the cute little table by the window. We had the vegan, gluten free: - pecan pie, warmed and served with a scoop of vanilla ice scream - peanut butter chocolate chip cookie - berry jam cake - oatmeal chocolate chip cookie Our favourite was the pie. It was super delicious and we were happy to get a crust piece. The crust was not your average tan-coloured flaky floury pie crust but more like a cookie/graham cracker crust. Delightful. I really enjoyed the ice scream on top (I'm lactose intolerant, so getting to savour ice s/cream is a very special treat for me.) My friend thought the ice scream was a bit too cloyingly sweet though. We liked the peanut butter chocolate chip cookie but it had a strange texture. Almost like raw cookie dough. This may be due to its gluten free ingredients. We enjoyed the taste. But wished it was a little crispier. The berry jam cake was, for me, super nice. It had a good cakelike density. Not like angel food that feels as if the wind could blow it away. And the jam was fantastically berry-flavoured without being too sweet. It also had a dusting of cinnamon sugar on top, which was nice. I don't think my friend fancied it as much, saying it was noticeably vegan. But as someone who has been lactose intolerant for years, while I could taste the apple-sauce-instead-of-butter substitution in the batter, I actually preferred it to an overly rich, oily dairy taste. We both enjoyed the wholesomeness of the flax seeds in the oatmeal chocolate chip cookie, and its oatey texture. However, both of us, without conferring first, offered the same sentiment: it tasted like it had a touch too much bicarbonate of soda in the mix. Still, we finished every last bite. The little shop also has some seating in the back, and an outdoor garden with seating for when it's warm down a few steps out the back door past the toilets. I'd like to come back and sip a shake in summer. And I was just chuffed to find it's the same shop I'd once adored in Camden Market, rebooted in Holloway. Wanting to give this place five stars because of its awesome vegan punkness, delicious baked goods, and reasonable prices, I nonetheless considered giving only four because of some of the flavour flaws profiled above. I'd give 4.5 if I could. But because vegan is just so much more sustainable and better for the environment, I'm glad this shop is doing its bit. So until London has more vegan dessert shops to choose from, I'm going to give five stars here for concept, exhibition, and execution.

***visited in March 2019…read more Happened to walk in here to get away from the brisk air and grab something hot to drink... and ended up falling in love... with the banofee pie! I was so excited to see they had it because it's typically unusual to see (I only know about it because my brother is obsessed with Ireland and has had it a bunch there). Banofee pie is made of banana cream, frosting, and Carmel... it sounds mediocre but it really is a treat and Cookies and Scream hit the nail on the head with their pie! ... I can only imagine how good their other treats are ... definitely worth a stop after walking the Camden market!

When I went in, most of the desserts were run out and the ice cream was gone- it was only 4 in the…read moreafternoon. I wanted to get some desserts for meeting with my friends so I got a very pricey box of cakes- completely dry and disappointing. The workers were very nice and accommodating though, just a shame about the bone dry, leftover desserts in such a large dessert parlour.

Decided to finally try some freakshakes and Creams in Dalston was the most convenient location for…read moreus. The place was really busy when we walked in but we managed to get a table after about 15 minutes waiting. Ordered the Choco shake and the Apple pie shake (very large menu and we will return to try other items). Anyway, shakes came out after about 10-15 minutes. They were amazing and I think the prices are decent considering the amount of dairy and chocolatey goodness we got. Ice cream, whipped cream, wafers,chocolate shavings...it was all yummy! Will return to try the other menu items soon.

Truly exceptional gelato in Hampstead…read more We walked the 10 minutes into Hampstead to get dessert here several times during a week we were staying nearby and it was worth it. The kids got a variety of different flavors, but the dark chocolate gelato is in the running for the best gelato I've ever had.

Venchi quality Italian chocolate products are always delicious and beautifully presented and…read morepackaged. The store is well designed and the staff excellent. Prices are high but you are paying for a very superior quality product here.

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place! This past summer was dreamily warm, and a couple of…read moretimes I found myself longing for a trip to the ice cream shop. I really hope this place does a good enough business to stay open, because it's really great. I haven't had a bad flavor, and really recommend stopping in. Fingers crossed for another awesome summer like the last one!

This place doesn't only offer real and delicious Italian ice-cream, it even has nice coffee at…read moregreat price, tiramisu, focaccia and other delicatessen. I hope they can survive and stay in this area for long as I love ice-cream! BTW, I don't quite understand why Yelp reports that this place is close to Manor House. It is not, it's closer to Arsenal and Finsbury Park stations than Manor House one for sure.

Out door park dining great for people watching. Coffee gets a big tick and the breakfast/brunch…read moremenu has a range of pretty traditional items that change a little bit from weekend to weekend. Super laid back and relaxed! Menu is a little on the bready side but the bread is delicious (and loaves are available to be taken home). Generally on offer is the 'hollandaise collective', a big breakfast with at least two different meats, a veggie form of the big breaky and a couple of other bits and pieces. The one exception from the traditional offerings is the Sri Lankan breakfast (GF) with a boiled egg, a light curry and noodles. This is pretty good but it needs a spoon which you don't get and maybe something a bit more to it (maybe some veg rather than potato?). I'm glad i tried it though! There is also some sweet dessert items and pastries which apparently are pretty good and the pancakes come highly recommended. All pretty generous serving sizes and cost 5-10pounds. Sides are available of most things. Food and coffee are ordered inside as well as the locally made juices which are 'pre cupped' ready to be picked up out of the open fridge during your line up. If you are wanting something sweet to finish with best to grab it when you order your mains so you don't have to line up again. There is invariably a line up especially on a sunny day so if you don't like lining up on your own to go with a group so you have a line up buddy or order then find a table. I like to enjoy the people watch opportunity and man the table outside. I have only had good experiences with the staff they are pretty laid back so i see how people might see that as rude but maybe they get sick of people complaining about lines. So if you want to be waited on maybe this place is not for you. Probably my biggest low light is the toilets which are really public toilets but i guess it is park dining so i'll have to get over it!

Hidden away in the depths of Highgate Woods there is a small cottage style cafe complete with…read morepicket fence where people of all ages can regularly be seen lounging inside or out feasting on ice creams, muffins, coffee's and herbal tea's on a backdrop of thick woodland and a lucious green field out in front. A perfect Sunday afternoon escape from the busy roads surrounding the woods. If you're lucky enough to wander up at the right time you might stumble upon a live Jazz performance or a cricket match on the field out front. Extremely friendly staff spreading from the girl pouring the tea to the park keepertending to the tree's. A local treaure definately worth a visit if you are passing through.