Udderlicious

Udderlicious is located perfectly on the ever growing, bustling Upper St in Highbury and Islington.
Having been luckily enough to meet the owners, Raj and Raj, I can honestly say that they are truly accommodating and their passion for their shop, the ice cream and their community values is truly infectious.
They have an ice cream of the month which is created and voted on by their customers which helps promote their policy of getting the community as involved in their brand as possible.
I also love the fact that their social media pages are constantly busy and they keep you updated on all things Udderlicious!
Not to the ice cream… You’ve guess it, it’s great! They have a huge selection of delicious and unique flavours. I went for the cookies and cream and it was truly scrumptious!
I always leave with a smile on my face and plenty of ice cream in my belly :)

A friend who lives a block from this shop recommended the chocolate peanut butter scoop here and she didn’t steer me wrong. I sampled a few of the other flavors from their selection that day, as I do, and wasn’t too keen on anything but the chocolate pb flavor. The ice cream had generous swirls of chocolate truffle and lightly salted roasted peanuts for added texture.
Staff was ever so kind. Will come back again (and again).

Oh man, people told me Udderlicious was good but I never really believed them until now. I’m not an ice cream kind of person so why should I travel all that way for a scoop of the stuff? How wrong was I.
I rocked up at about 1pm on a drizzly Monday morning and the shop was quiet, but I was greeted with a smile by the owner and had a chat before ordering a scoop of rhubarb and fig, and a scoop of banana caramel.
Both were absolutely delicious. The banana caramel wasn’t too sweet and tasted of real banana, not the artificial stuff you get from what seems like everywhere else. The rhubarb and fig had a really strong rhubarb flavour but I couldn’t really taste the fig, which works for me because I hate fig and love rhubarb. It’s worth every penny, believe me.
Oh, and the place has a swing you can sit on while you eat. How could it be anything other than 5 stars?

Udderlicious is a small but perfectly formed shop on Upper Street half the way down. Had to get my fav of cookies and cream upon first hurried glance but they had some really cool (no pun intended) options. I thought one scoop was a huge portion and well worth my trek up the road. Good value of buying I think.
Really great range of ice creams with some specials that were even created by customers too. I like that they are so receptive to suggestions and actually make them in house there in the back.
I found after speaking to an employee that they had some mad suggestions (see picture on wall) and over 300 put forward this month alone! Might suggest one of my own for next month.
Will definitely be back soon as I’m always I area.

There aren’t even words to express how obsessed I am with this place. Chocolate peanut butter, coconut chocolate chip? It’s amazing. Honestly, it’s just a good thing it’s a 15 minute walk away or I’d be running across the street every day to get some.
Sure, it’s kinda expensive, £4.20 for two scoops, and I never manage to finish it but the flavours are insane and it’s always amazing.

Cookies and cream ice cream is delicious! So smooth. Great service and love the classic music played, plus the swing to sit on while enjoying your treat

Udderly-​delicious!
So nice to have a homemade homegrown ice cream shop. And happy that it is ice cream and not gelato for a change.
The peanut butter ice cream was off the chart and served with a smile.
Cute shop.
LOVE. STAY. Don’t get swallowed by the Upper St chains.

After just coming back off holiday, scoffing ice cream every day you’d think I’d be sick of it! Welllll I’m not! Especially after meeting a friend in Angel last night and wandering past this place that I’ve heard does great ice cream!
It’s a cute place, nicely decorated with friendly staff and the ice cream is creammmmmyyyy!
Great choice of flavours and massive scoops although expensive at nearly £3 for one scoop!
Will definitely go back if in the neighbourhood and highly recommend :)!

Good selection of ice cream and sorbets. The staff is always nice and patient with samples and helping you with selecting flavors.
The environment is really sweet, and a really fun date spot.
The brownie sundae is heavenly!

Very popular on a sunny afternoon! It’s a cute shop that serves delicious ice cream… with some really interesting & unique flavours. I definitely need to come back and try … them all!

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream!
And if it’s the ice cream from Udderlicious — you might keep screaming. It’s really THAT good.
What to do with a bank holiday (no childcare), a restless toddler, a grumpy husband an a dog in need of some exercise… and a free afternoon? Trek to Angel for ice cream, all signs point to the one and only Udderlicious. Baby’s first ice cream? Why not?! He could do a lot worse.
The Flavor of the Month was Chocolate & Marmite — and while I can get down with weird flavor combinations courtesy of our Aussie compadres I couldn’t risk not liking it after our long trek with the funky bunch of East London. So I went with a very smooth, very amazing chocolate and vanilla combo in a waffle cone to share with aforementioned toddler. For what its worth — giving them ice cream doesn’t make them calmer, but c’est la vie.
My husband went a bit more adventurous with the peanut butter chocolate ice cream in waffle cone topped with dried hazelnuts. I think he did this because he know the baby couldn’t have any and he didn’t want to share. (see: grumpy).
£8.50 for both concoctions.
The chaps behind the counter were smiley and helpful, genuinely looking like they enjoyed ice cream, people, good cheer and more ice cream. The shop is super clean, modern and cool. They are open late (11pm) most nights and saved the day on the recent bank holiday.
A place to return to again and again. Ice cream! Summer! London! Ice cream! See, I’m screaming.

Quite simple love this place. The flavours are always changing with a monthly special chosen by the customers. My personal favourite was the prosecco sorbet. Incredible.
It’s been a few months since I called in, so decided Saturday, post dinner, was a good opportunity for a visit. At first, I was intended on just a few scoops of ice cream, but all that changed when I noticed they served ‘bad brownie’ brownies. What followed was the most amazing creation. A salted caramel brownie, served with peanut butter ice cream and chocolate fudge sauce, with more chocolate sprinkles. Simply chocolate heaven! Ridiculously good and ever so slightly naughty. Not too bad priced too at £4.95.
Can’t wait to return again to check out some more flavours.

I looooooove ice cream. This place is a god-​send, perfect as the weather is starting to brighten up and warrant eating copious amounts of ice cream and sorbet. Udderlicious has some great flavors on offer, the peach and prosecco and the mango sorbets are amazing. Theres also a cute wooden swing bench to sit on.

It was a drizzly day out (which ended up in a downpour), but that didn’t stop us from venturing to Upper Street for some ice cream!
This place is incredibly cute — they have a swing bench inside! The flavours are fun and yummy and the staff are great and let you try a couple of them before you decide on one. They also feature flavour of the months! My only complaint is that there isn’t enough seating inside — but if the ice cream gods are on your side, a seat will open up just as you’ve finished ordering.

Oh yes you’re udderlicious!!! Had the mango sorbet and loved it.
Décor in there is fun with the swing and wall art.
I know this place will be udderly packed in the summer (not like it wasn’t already today with some 45 degree weather)

Cute and simple, Udderlicious is the one of the sweetest little shops I’ve stepped foot in for quite a while. Damn your cute and colourful little porch swing, Udderlicious! How can I NOT give 5 stars for that?
The ice cream is delicious and the sizes are good for what they are and what you pay. I like to think I have an average appetite so after a nice meal around the area, the small cup is the perfect little dessert to mellow out to. Madagascar Vanilla ended up being my choice. It is so darn creamy, you would never question that its been frozen for far too long.
The workers were too cute and nice, letting me sample a few thing as I was debating whether to pick a unique and wild or a classic and well-​loved flavor. I probably got super lucky — It was pretty empty on my visit, hence taking my time to try things.
If I could go back soon, I’d try to get a cup of each one as their other flavors were all interesting! It’s what happens when you can have your customers put up suggestions right? But seriously, I’d never say no to ice cream, weather be damned, I’d go back to Udderlicious anyday: D

By far the best ice cream I’ve had in London. Neck and neck with Ample Hills in Brooklyn, which hasn’t had any serious competition for the coveted Ira’s Favorite Ice Cream title since I discovered it. Until now.
I had the salted caramel and peanut butter and my wife had the banana caramel with peanut butter. My combo was very good, hers was near-​perfect. Smooth, rich, creamy, perfect temperature, great consistency, good serving sizes, and tasty cones. I wouldn’t mind if it was a pound or two cheaper, but it’s worth the money.
The shop is cute, too, if a bit warm, and the line (out the door and down the street) moved quickly. I like the idea of the customer-​sourced special flavors, too — they had Bourbon Carrot Cake when we were there, although we were so focused on the caramel flavors that we didn’t try it. I guess we’ll just have to go back…

Excellent smooth creamy ice cream. Kept at the perfect temperature.
The staff nicely let you try before you buy, and whilst the ice cream is pricey, it’s around the price of similar after dinner dessert places like Bubble Milk Tea and Frogurt places like Snog. If you want a cone, they’re only 15p and I would thoroughly recommend as two scoops is just an enormous dessert perfect for two or a hungry one.
I had the fig and rhubarb ice cream and didn’t regret a second of it. Get some.

This place is really as good as ice cream can get in London. It’s freshly made, no frozen for days like the gelato places you’ll find in Soho for example. It’s thoughtfully made and flavors are creative and delic. I’ve changed to 5 stars because it’s worth the price, especially b/​c it’s made with quality ingredients.

Awwww…
Udderlicious is pretty much what every ice cream spot should be. Tasty, fun, adorable, with a staff that’s friendly and a shop that has a sense of humour.
It’s a smallish place with a counter for ice cream and a few seats near the window (although one of those seats is a swinging bench hanging from the ceiling, which immediately gives them an extra star.) There are some black and white twee cartoon drawings on the wall, as well as a spot for flavour of the month (submit your choice. If you win, they’ll make it and you get free ice cream for a month!)
But what I’m really here to talk about is the ice cream, and they nail it. Smooth, creamy, delicious and cheap compared to other ice cream spots around town. It’s hard not to like any of that.
The name is a little silly but ice cream should be a little ridiculous. If you’re in Angel and looking for a treat, moooooove on over here.