Udderlicious - Carta

I absolutely love this ice cream parlour shop! The quirky plaques on the wall add a nice touch to the place. The ice cream is delicious and creamy.

My friends and I visited this restaurant in London during our trip to watch the Arsenal football team. Udderlicious was the perfect late night dessert spot for us on multiple evenings.

This local ice cream shop offers a fantastic selection of beautifully crafted flavors that change regularly. I often stop by to take some home, and I highly recommend trying the chocolate and hazelnut flavors! Ver carta

on my continuing search for the perfect ice we recently fell from this place and I had the bananenkaramel and erdnussbutter. the aromas were very good, the size of the creature decent and even the cone were delicious!

My favorite spot for Instagram-worthy ice cream pictures, thanks to their charming decor and swing! They have fantastic toppings and a great concept with their monthly flavor competition. I’ve tried to participate every month I’m in London, but I haven’t been successful yet. Nonetheless, the experience and the flavors are definitely worth it!

Who doesn't love ice cream, especially when it's a family-owned store that's actually open after dinner so you can have dessert *out*? Such is the premise behind Udderlicious, a small ice cream shop on Islington's Upper Street. My favourite flavour is their salted caramel, but the dark chocolate and sea salt sorbet also calls to me on occasion. The shop also makes brownie sundaes and banana splits, for all you die-hard ice cream lovers out there (ahem, me). A lovely place with an adorable seating area where you can enjoy your ice cream and people watch from the shop window. Ver carta

Udderlicious is one of the best independent ice cream places I've been to in London. I like the fact that they are not part of a chain and that they make their ice cream daily. They have classic flavors and also make their own which is pretty cool because they have nice creations like elderflower and lemon sorbet which is delicious! The shop is really cute, they've made it look rustic with wooden chairs and a swing for two. The people who work here are super nice and if you can't chose what you want, they let you taste any flavors you're curious about and they're really patient even if there's a line.

What is the best ice-cream made of? Unicorn tears and rainbow drops. So proclaims the wall art of Udderlicious , the latest addition to Upper Street. And it must be true for their ice cream is heavenly and simply the best I had in a long while. When I first spotted Udderlicious, I thought the timing was rather odd. To launch an ice cream business as temperatures plunge must be a test of faith. Yet it probably is not such a far fetched idea after all for surely there must be days when one just craves for sweeties. Well at least that was how I found myself drawn to Udderlicious one afternoon. Udderlicious is owned and run by a friendly husb

Though it's not a new establishment, this place remains one of my favorites. After an unsatisfactory dinner at Exmouth Market, we decided that a little ice cream could lift our spirits, and if you find yourself in Islington, there's really only one option: Udderlicious. As mentioned on their website, all of their ice creams and sorbets are made in-house, using organic milk sourced from British farms. They have a "flavor of the month," which is worth trying, or you can opt for a tasting session like the boozy bunch did. Personally, I tend to feel a bit awkward when sampling multiple flavors, perhaps because I'm always acutely aware of the small business overhead. That said, it certainly hasn'... Ver carta