Cheshire Farm Ice Cream in Cheshire West and Chester

Went to order a dessert from the “pudding” parlour at 19:05 on a Saturday, to be told they only sell ice cream and stop selling puddings at 7pm. Seems strange when the rest of the market is open until 10

Delicious vegan vanilla and honey comb ice creams along with 3 different vegan cakes, all fabulous, especially the Bakewell cheesecake. Didn't have to ask for vegan cones, she knew straight away which ones were appropriate.

We visited Cheshire Farm Ice to buy an ice cream. We have been doing so on and off since they first opened many years ago. It was 2.30pm on a a quiet midweek day with Approx. 6 cars in their huge car park. We were advised we would have to pay a £2.50 entry fee each just to buy an ice cream RIP OFF! We were told one of us could pay and go in and get the 3 ice creams - and bring back the said dripping ice creams to stand in a car par to eat them NO THANK YOU, we could use the Drive through to sit in the car to eat dripping ice creams NO THANK YOU! As pensioners who have brought family and friends over the years I can only assume you no longer wish to have our custom without children. As pensioners we are not going to use the play facilities on offer to children and object to an entrance fee just to buy an ice cream, therefore doubling the cost of the ice cream. Paying numerous staff to stand idle during the week when you’re empty is not good business sense (we wouldn’t dream of going at the weekend when it’s busy with children). They have now lost our custom and presumably that of many of the older generation who have supported them since their conception. There are plenty of other places to enjoy ice cream.