Darlish - St Albans

She ordered a baklava ice cream sandwich from a stall in Spitalfields Market (they were there for a festival and not usually present). She chose chai cinnamon ice cream as the filling. The baklava appeared homemade, with a sticky, flaky, buttery pastry filled with pistachios. The ice cream had a mild flavor and wasn't the creamiest she had ever had, but it was still enjoyable. She appreciated the originality of a Baklava ice cream sandwich and the focus on Persian flavors. The staff was also very friendly.

After a long wait, Darlish Ice-Cream has returned to St.Albans for the summer with a variety of flavors. When we visited on a sunny day, the shop was very crowded. I tried the baklava ice cream sandwich with pistachios, rose, and saffron flavors, as well as the chocolate with halva crumble, and both were incredibly delicious. It lived up to all the hype. However, there is not much seating available for customers inside the shop.

I stumbled upon this bakery on my way home and decided to try their apricot yogurt and honey pastry as well as a Turkish coffee. There are plenty of other flavors to explore, so I'll definitely be returning. Needless to say, the pastries I tried were delicious.

Excellent ice with some very interesting aromas. will definitely try again when they visit the opposite. great, friendly service.

Snagged a baklava eis sandwich on her Spitafields-Stock (during a festival, they don't think they are usually there) chose the chai zimt eis as a filling. the baklava is obviously homemade, with sticky, flaky, buttery chest full of pistachios. the ice was mildly aromatized and not the creamiest I ever had, but it was a very pleasant treatment. I appreciate the originality of a Baklava ice sandwich and the concept of focusing on Persian aromen. the staff was also very friendly.