Enjoy authentic Italian ice cream. The award winning gelato is handmade in Morecambe with 21 regular flavours - including vegan options - and four ever changing guest flavours. You'll find Mia Mio on Morecambe promenade on the corner with Queen Street, 50 yards from the clock tower.Enjoy authentic Italian ice cream. The award winning gelato is handmade in Morecambe with 21 regular flavours - including vegan options - and four ever changing guest flavours. You'll find Mia Mio on Morecambe promenade on the corner with Queen Street, 50 yards from the clock tower.
Enjoy authentic Italian ice cream. The award winning gelato is handmade in Morecambe with 21 regular flavours - including vegan options - and four ever changing guest flavours. You'll find Mia Mio on Morecambe promenade on the corner with Queen Street, 50 yards from the clock tower.

Here's where you can enjoy some of the best ice creams in Morecambe and Lancaster

With Easter almost upon us and the weather forecast promising a sunny Good Friday and Saturday it might be the perfect time to enjoy an ice cream.
By Debbie Butler
Published 5th Aug 2022, 12:00 BST
Updated 5th Apr 2023, 15:24 BST

The Lancaster and Morecambe district has a great selection of places to grab a cornet with a massive choice of flavours.

Here at the Lancaster Guardian, we’ve put together a list of just some of our favourites.

Why not give one of them a try… if you haven’t already?

Why not give one of them a try… if you haven’t already?

The Milking Parlour makes all of its artisan ice cream using fresh milk from its family farm in Burrow, less than three miles from the parlour in Kirkby Lonsdale. Twice a day, 365 days a year, David, Mike and Richard Crackles can be found tending to the herd of 150 Holstein Friesian cows. The phrase 'Cow to Cone' couldn't be truer - as quickly as each morning's milk is cooled, it's used to produce ice cream. You'll find the ice cream parlour at Jingling Court, Kirkby Lonsdale (just off the square and next to the fish & chip shop).

5. The Milking Parlour, Kirkby Lonsdale

The Milking Parlour makes all of its artisan ice cream using fresh milk from its family farm in Burrow, less than three miles from the parlour in Kirkby Lonsdale. Twice a day, 365 days a year, David, Mike and Richard Crackles can be found tending to the herd of 150 Holstein Friesian cows. The phrase 'Cow to Cone' couldn't be truer - as quickly as each morning's milk is cooled, it's used to produce ice cream. You'll find the ice cream parlour at Jingling Court, Kirkby Lonsdale (just off the square and next to the fish & chip shop). Photo: Google Maps

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Wallings ice cream is made using milk from their herd of cows in the fields across the road. Initially they made ice cream to compensate for the reduction in income as the farm's milk production was reduced due to the introduction of milk quotas imposed on the industry in 1984. However it soon became apparent that ice cream was going to be more than a side line within the Walling farming business. As the ice cream business grew, they invested in better machinery, built an ice cream parlour in Garstang Road to sell the ice cream on the farm and bought a van to transport the ice cream to a growing number of commercial customers.

6. Wallings Ice Cream, Cockerham

Wallings ice cream is made using milk from their herd of cows in the fields across the road. Initially they made ice cream to compensate for the reduction in income as the farm's milk production was reduced due to the introduction of milk quotas imposed on the industry in 1984. However it soon became apparent that ice cream was going to be more than a side line within the Walling farming business. As the ice cream business grew, they invested in better machinery, built an ice cream parlour in Garstang Road to sell the ice cream on the farm and bought a van to transport the ice cream to a growing number of commercial customers. Photo: Google Maps

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Kaspa's Lancaster is part of a chain of new dessert houses offering the world's favourite hot and cold desserts - including great ice creams - under one roof. The emphasis is on high quality desserts, good customer service and an "overall amazing dining experience" for customers. Find them at 112 Penny Street near The Toll House Inn.

7. Kaspa's, Lancaster

Kaspa's Lancaster is part of a chain of new dessert houses offering the world's favourite hot and cold desserts - including great ice creams - under one roof. The emphasis is on high quality desserts, good customer service and an "overall amazing dining experience" for customers. Find them at 112 Penny Street near The Toll House Inn. Photo: Google Maps

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This family run business located in Marine Road West on Morecambe promenade offers panoramic views across the bay, with play park and fountains close by - and the ice creams are excellent. The Beach Cafe has been frequently used for filming scenes for the ITV crime drama series, The Bay.

8. The Beach Cafe, Morecambe

This family run business located in Marine Road West on Morecambe promenade offers panoramic views across the bay, with play park and fountains close by - and the ice creams are excellent. The Beach Cafe has been frequently used for filming scenes for the ITV crime drama series, The Bay. Photo: Google Maps

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