Shepherds Ice Cream Parlour
Our ice-cream parlour is the best places place to discover the delights of Shepherds Ice Cream. In our 16-flavour cabinets the turnover is fast, the ice cream is at its freshest and flavours change from day to day. All year round you will find firm favourites like vanilla, toffee and honeycomb. Alongside these we keep a changing range of flavours that might include ginger, mango and coconut, amaretti and marsala, espresso coffee, pistachio, blackcurrant and british cassis, chai latte, rum and raisin, orange and Cointreau, raspberry sorbet, or elderflower sorbet.
Ice-cream is available to eat-in or take-away. Or combine it with whipped cream, fruit, toppings and sauces to make extravagant sundaes, whip it up with milk to make refreshing shakes, or served with hot waffles for delicious desserts.
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9 High Town
,
Hay-on-Wye, Monmouthshire
, HR3 5AE
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