Within months of opening, Chin Chin Labs become a Camden Market legend. Europe's first nitro ice-cream parlour (the mixes are fast-frozen in front of...

The gelato packs a punch at this always busy Covent Garden parlour (there's also a handy new branch in Soho's Brewer Street). Entirely free of artificial...

Set just off Regent Street, Freggo, with its striking purple and silver interior and lively music, makes a great post-shopping treat. It may not offer the...

Just a stone's throw from Charing Cross station, Gino Gelato pair traditional Italian methods with organic British milk to make their high-quality...

Gelaterias, like coffee shops, are cropping up all over London; we're simply spoiled for choice. But with this ubiquity comes the difficulty of standing...

A relative newcomer to the ever increasing ice-cream offering in London, Polka Gelato's interior is far from extravagant: concrete walls, minimal seating...

At Harrods' art deco-inspired ice-cream parlour, chandeliers of inverted sundae glasses sprinkle coloured light on to an undulating marble counter, while...

The green raffia chairs, hard tiled floor and wall decorations couldn't look more dated, but write off this family-run Chalk Farm favourite at your cost. As...

Oddono's ice-cream wins awards for a reason. This little shop on a South Ken side street looks unremarkable, but the ice-cream is outstanding. Fifteen...

Although the black and electric-pink decor, thumping music and neon signage is more sex shop than ice-cream parlour, the Icecreamists isn't all garish style...

After opening a first ice cream parlour in Blackheath, Black Vanilla's second branch (opened January 2012) sits between three of Greenwich's tourist...

Blackstock Road, the stretch between Finsbury Park and Highbury, is best-known for its Middle Eastern grocery stores and cafés. Now, an Italian ice cream...

Moments from Soho Square, contemporary gelateria Lick is well-placed to serve the sprawling hordes that descend on patches of grass come hot summer days -...