This Glasgow ice cream parlour is the city's highest-rated
Beyond simply serving sweet treats, the establishment also boasts a "beautiful" brunch menu.
See why Heavenly Desserts is Glasgow's highest-rated ice cream parlour
See why Heavenly Desserts in Glasgow is the city's highest-rated ice cream parlour (Image: Tripadvisor) Heavenly Desserts, which is part of a larger chain of restaurants, was the highest-rated Glasgow ice cream parlour on Google Reviews, with patrons giving it a score of 4.8/5 out of over 4000 reviews.
One person said the location offers "ultimate indulgences" and praised the "delightful" atmosphere.
They said: "If you are looking to sink your sweet tooth into the ultimate indulgences, this is it.
"Heavenly is the perfect word to describe the experience here. The food, beverage, and atmosphere are delightful to all of your senses. The staff are welcoming and helpful.
"Looking forward to indulging here again. Recommend you try their ruby chocolate. If you enjoy coffee, their iced Spanish latte is an experience!"
Another added: "Amazing ambience and lovely staff. Hassaan took care of our order, and he was so kind and answered our questions about allergens so well.
"The waffles are awesome. We combined it with milk chocolate and strawberries, which gave it a distinct flavour."
A third person penned: "Went for a little treat with a friend, and I was surprised at the variety!
"The menu is vast and extensive, and it took a while to decide what to choose!"
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It was also commended on Tripadvisor, where it received a rating of 3.9/5 out of 51 reviews.
One person highlighted the brunch menu, telling users: "Amazing food!
"This is our go-to place for breakfast or brunch when we are in Glasgow. I'm working my way through the menu, and everything I have had has been fantastic."
Another simply said: "Great service and atmosphere, everything about the place was perfect."
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