Festok in City of London, Westminster

Heaven on earth! Flavours of the Middle East. Think rose, turmeric, halva and more. Lebanese artisan ice cream. Divine. The consistency of the ice cream is different from other ones. Sticky and thick but not sickening. So good. Not too badly priced. Staff are friendly and pleasant. Small place with limited seats inside and some outside too. Apart from ice cream, they do desserts and a few other things. Hidden gem if you are looking for a sweet treat. Located at the back of St Christopher's Place near Wigmore Street.

Excellent variety - sweetness just right - very friendly staff - I had the Konafa with a large scoop of Halva and it was delightful. Will definitely come back

The ice cream has a nice flavour and texture to it especially with the added pistachio bits I would recommend Salted Caramel. I found it not busy and a nice atmosphere would recommend as a nice Ice Cream place but not a must go to

Visited this place with friends as we were intrigued by the flavours on offer, We were not disappointed. Delicious and delicate floral notes coupled with cardamon, nutmeg and others, the pistachio was amazing too. Friendly and helpful staff also. Would definitely recommend.

As I am very experienced with Turkish sweet dishes I am confident to say that this is not a kunefe. It was nice but just not an original kunefe as I it was reheated in the microwave and the taste was sooo far away from what it supposed to be. However, the chocolate ice cream was really nice and I would recommend it.

Very delicious Hot Kunafa with Ice-cream, also they have v.good Turkish coffee Limited seating small place Visit again? Yes

Service was very good. Really nice 'cute' ice cream shop located just behind Bond Street. Very clean. Few seats. Nice selection of ice cream and good options for vegans too. There are also some Levantine pastries. As it was hot, I went for the vegan meghli ice cream. I think the minimum scoop size was two and they were very generous! The cone was tasty as well. Not cheap at all and more a treat! As I said, service was good as was presentation as well as the ice cream. This isn't like a standard ice cream shop. Flavours focus on traditional Lebanese desserts. My only small negative was that the flavour I had was very sweet and it did become sickly. Suggest sharing if you don't want something heavy. I did like the aniseed with the caraway, cinnamon and nuts. Very unusual.

Un délice, les saveurs sont incroyables et vous pouvez manger votre glace sur place, a l’intérieur ou sur une terrasse. Pour les parisiens amateurs de Bachir, foncez !

My friend and me visited this small Middle Eastern dessert parlour. The place is cute, neat, clean and appealing. We had an ice cream with pistachio and rose. Though it was clotted cream, it was not at-all heavy and the sweetness was perfect. I had a take away turmeric slice, which was excellent aswell. Well done team, keep up the authentic flavours.

Had never thought that ice-cream would vary much from ice cream but this was amazing. The Lebanese flavours are really unique. Some are quite flowery - orange blossom and rose. You can try tasters before you buy. I had halva, meghli and date and my friend pistachio and salted caramel. All delicious. The ice cream is chewy and filling so the small portions are definitely enough. Washed down with Lebanese coffee with cardamom. I've knocked a star off as there is no toilet here at the moment due to covid (is that allowed not to have a toilet? Shouldn't it just be made as covid safe as possible) and it is for staff only. I was OK but it was pretty poor not to let the 9 month pregnant lady use it. Apart from that a great little place and yummy.

Festok Lebanese Artisan Ice cream is the first producer of Lebanese ice cream in London. Lebanese ice cream is known for its light elastic texture. What makes is so special is its tradition flavours Of Achta, Pistachio and Rose. The ice cream is rich in mastic flavour. It reminds me of home Lebanon.

Delicious Organic Ice Cream experience. Totally new flavours never expected to find such a gem on Devonshire Street. The actual address is on Devonshire Street just off Marylbone High Street.