Cheshire Ice Cream Farm (Cheshire) Reviews

Cheshire Ice Cream Farm (Cheshire) Sightseeing National

Newest Review: ... the farm and ice cream. You can tell they've spent an awful lot of money on this. *Outdoor Playpark* In the nicer weather, there's a lovely outdoor playpark to take advantage of, and it's free! It has quality wooden play equipment and is very solid, and safe as there are bark chippings on the ground. *The Ice-Cream* My favourite part, you simply can not visit this place without trying one...or two...or perhaps three flavours of their amazing ice-cream. They have won a tremendous amounts of awards for their recipes, and they are all over the walls in the ice-cream shop. There are over 30 flavours of ice-cream and sorbets, including my... more

Customer Cheshire Ice Cream Farm (Cheshire) Reviews (3)

fragglerock2006
Cheshire Ice Cream Farm (Cheshire): I scream for Ice Cream! (741 words)
by - written on 13/12/09 (Very useful, 113 readings)
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We visit Cheshire Ice Cream Farm a lot during the summer months, it's a great place to go with the children as it's really family friendly and it attracts both the young and old. It has recently been renovated so if you haven't been there in a while, it's definitely worth a visit. Facilities ----------- *Crazy Daisy's Play Barn* This is super! It has two great soft play areas. A seperate toddler soft play area which is FREE for under 3's. This is really good, as usually play centres charge for every child that plays, and a lot don't offer much for under 3's - but there are lots of fun, things for the little ones to play ...  Read the complete review

emuk00
Where all your ice cream dreams come true (513 words)
by - written on 20/11/08 (Very useful, 198 readings)
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Cheshire Ice cream farm - where do I start?? We have only been going since 2005, I knew there was an ice cream farm not far from us, but never knew where it was. I would always see in the dessert section of restaurants and pubs ice cream from Cheshire ice cream, and I said to hubby we must try it out one day. We found out where it was and off we went. It took us 20 minutes to get there. It was well sign posted for local people to find and those who travelled further afield. It is located in a place called Tattenhall - not to be confused with Tatton Park as I thought it was!! It is around the corner from the candle workshop and Beeston ...  Read the complete review

blonde_girl774
Crowned ReviewCheshire Ice Cream Farm (Cheshire): Ice Cream... Yummy! (1491 words)
by - written on 28/08/08 (Very useful, 205 readings)
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Over the bank holiday weekend my friend and I decided to do some exploring of the local countryside and see what we could find to entertain ourselves. After abandoning the car in a little car park and completly tiring ourselves out walking around many country roads we decided we needed some refreshments and at that moment managed to come across a sign for Cheshire Ice Cream Farm. As neither of us had been there before we decided to go and have a look... and eat some ice cream! Cheshire Ice Cream Farm is located in a place called Tattenhall which is found within Chester in the north west county of Cheshire. The easiest way to get there is to find the A41 ...  Read the complete review

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