{"id":5043,"date":"2021-08-13T08:48:00","date_gmt":"2021-08-13T07:48:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/247london-airport-transfers.co.uk\/?p=5043"},"modified":"2021-08-13T11:02:50","modified_gmt":"2021-08-13T10:02:50","slug":"5-outstanding-restaurants-for-ice-cream-in-central-london","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/247london-airport-transfers.co.uk\/prev\/news\/5-outstanding-restaurants-for-ice-cream-in-central-london\/","title":{"rendered":"5 Outstanding Restaurants for Ice Cream in Central London"},"content":{"rendered":"

Selection of five in our opinion interesting Restaurants for Ice Cream in Central London.<\/h1>\n

Quo Vadis in Soho<\/h2>\n

Ice cream at Quo Vadis is a symbol of pudding\u2019s necessarily excessive nature. Never served alone, it is part of a joyous piling up of textures and temperatures, whether cutting through a meringue with the bitterness of campari in a sorbet, stacking on top of cream and custard in harmony with a fruited frangipane tart, or sandwiching between profiteroles. The closest thing to \u2018just ice cream\u2019 might be praline and brown bread, but it\u2019s still a hulking, unapologetic thing.<\/p>\n

Quo Vadis Address: 26-29 Dean St, London W1D 3LL, United Kingdom<\/p>\n

Morito in Clerkenwell<\/h2>\n

This slip of a tapas bar is still one of London\u2019s most transportive dining rooms, and after some pitch-perfect gildas, lamb chops in a slick of anchovy butter, and fried chickpeas that will go down in handfuls rather than forkfuls, it\u2019s time for ice cream. Malaga raisins, tempered by cream but still poppingly sweet, mingling with a judicious glug of Pedro Ximenez sherry that takes everything across to Spain in the dip of a spoon.<\/p>\n

Morito Address: 32 Exmouth Market, London EC1R 4QE, United Kingdom<\/p>\n

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Rosslyn Coffee in City of London<\/h2>\n

This outstanding cafe in the City added a new string to an already full bow with its espresso soft serve, infused with coffee from Origin Coffee roasters and dusted with chocolate powder at serving. There\u2019s no affogato on the menu, but ballers should ask to build one for an espresso-on-espresso delight.<\/p>\n

Rosslyn Coffee Address: 78 Queen Victoria St, London EC4N 4SJ, United Kingdom<\/p>\n

BAO Borough in Borough Market<\/h2>\n

Good news: the legendary deep-fried Horlicks ice cream bun has crossed the river to Bao\u2019s new Borough Market site. Also worth seeking out at Bao Fitzrovia is the peanut ice cream roon bing, a savoury-sweet, coriander-spiked wrap that\u2019s far greater than the sum of its already great parts.<\/p>\n

BAO Borough Address: 13 Stoney St, London SE1 9AD, United Kingdom<\/p>\n

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Paladar in Elephant and Castle<\/h2>\n

Guacamole ice cream sounds like a dire wellness gimmick \u2014 and anywhere else, that\u2019s probably exactly what it would be. But Paladar\u2019s chef Jose Rubio-Guevara is serious about pan-Latin American food, and his avocado offering is nicely balanced (as opposed to #balanced). There\u2019s also a dulce de leche ice cream with soy, but the sorbets are where he really shines \u2014 think pineapple, hibiscus and huacatay (a Peruvian herb from the marigold family), tamarillo and agave and Andean raspberry with chocolate mint. <\/p>\n

Paladar Address: 4-5 London Rd, London SE1 6JZ, United Kingdom<\/p>\n

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