Roskilly Ice Cream in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Had dinner here, and have to say the food was great. Was a little let down by some aspects of the service. - We’d finished dinner and wanted to order more drinks (we were taking part in the quiz too) but there seemed to be no one about to order from. It also meant our empty plates sat with us for a while, as if we’d been forgotten about. In the end went an ordered directly at the till. - Ordered desserts without cream, they arrived with cream. Told the staff straight away, who dealt with it, was just frustrating considering how long we’d waited to order them in the first place. - When the desserts arrived the waiter put the tray down and walked off. Having worked in catering, I was always taught you put the food in front of the customer and then took the tray with you. The way this was done, it felt like a drop and go ‘sort yourself out’ attitude. I appreciate this is a cafe and not a 5* restaurant, but some tweaks in the service would have made the experience better. Have to say again, the food we did have was great and would definitely recommend it.

The pizzas were amazing, we didn’t have to wait long even though it was busy. Reasonable prices and delicious ice cream for dessert. Highly recommend, we will be going back, thank you Roskilly’s for a great family evening out 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Love this place, it's a must stop off if you're nearby. The pizzas are to die for and the ice cream.....well, we'll be back tomorrow!!! It's quaint, it's a bit quirky, the staff are lovely & the service spot on Go, and then go back for more ice cream, you won't regret it 💕

Sunday lunch at Roskilly absolutely beautiful. Service was excellent and seating area charming I would really recommend a visit. Oh and the ice cream top draw

Roskilly’s is one of our favourite places to eat in Cornwall. Everything they offer is exceptional from the fantastic pizza selection to the loaded chips to the burgers. All extremely high quality at very reasonable prices. Roskilly’s are known for their ice cream but there really is so much more on offer here and if you haven’t tried it then you are really missing out.

Fantastic breakfast well cooked and very clean , very lovely staff especially the lady that served us after our breakfast with ice creams . Also after asking questions about events and opening hours throughout the season the lady happily replied with all we needed to know , a true credit to your business

Every time I come to Cornwall I always go to Roskilly’s one of my favourite places so welcoming and honestly one of the best places to visit! I seriously love it here feels like home and it’s always the same and it never disappoints

We have been coming here for 22 years but the last four years due to Covid etc we haven’t been.it was the St Keverne silver band playing live tonight so we arrived at 5pm to get a table. It’s not changed at all, still the lovely rustic courtyard and outbuildings and Croust House as always. Lovely to see one can now camp there! So the pizzas were excellent but despite our large appetites one would have bern sufficient between two of us especially with chips which were also lovely. Two of our party had the £35 steak which was nearly a kilo of the most tender beef they had ever tasted and well worth the money, the biggest plate of food including spare ribs. The band were fantastic and it was such a lovely evening. One word though, the St Keverne band are absolutely BRILLIANT, I think there are about 25 members and they are very loud. A number of dogs including mine found it too loud with cymbals and drums so had to be taken off. We loved it but next time I’ll leave my dog behind. There is a lovely walk through ponds with ducks and seating where you could really spend the day mooching around in the great outdoors. Really friendly staff, we LOVE it. Disabled friendly too.

Having seen the Roskilly name around, I’d expected this to be a big corporate style venue however we were very pleasantly surprised. This feels like a lovely family farm. We had a pizza and burger which were both delicious. We are on the garden/terrace area which was a lovely place to sit with an outdoor bar, we then had a wander around the farm which was lovely followed by an ice cream. The fudge is delicious!

This was our second and definitely not last visit to Roskillys. The ice-cream is perfect on a hot day. I can't wait to return when we go back to Cornwall.

Amazing choice of flavours and all milk and cream produced on the farm. A long lane up from Coverack but worth it. Outside area dogs allowed.

We were walking to St Keverne from Coverack when we bumped into a lady walking her dog to Coverack. She recommended we try Roskillys for their lunches - turned out to be great advice. Best meal we had in the area. We all w3nt for pizzas, woodfired and very Italian style. Couldn’t recommend more.

Excellent choice of cakes and a vast array of ice cream , that leaves you struggling with which one not to have

What an amazing place. We came for the Easter trail. A wonderful place, fabulous food, animals to see, ponds, loads of beautiful picnic spots. And then the ice cream- so hard not to have all the flavours. We will be back. Not to mention free entry so many places are really expensive to just gain entry !!! 5 *

Great service with a smile, staff were very friendly and great choice of ice creams. Cute little shop ❤️ easy to fine! Nice views of the dock yard when there x

What a find this place was! We were staying nearby & had planned to pop in for breakfast (fabulous bacon!) before a coast path walk. Whilst there we noticed they do food into the early evening and the menu looked really interesting, with lots of veggy options too. We visited again that evening and what a treat it was. We had a selection of the ‘smaller plates’ and it was some of the best food we have had for a while. Lovely atmosphere with the wood burner going in the evening. Would make a good venue for a group too. All the food passing us from the wood-fired oven looked amazing, as was ours! Just be aware of their opening times, they were closing at 19:30 but worth the effort to get there for an early evening meal.

Spectacular dinner here. Bit manic with us mass tourists between 6-7pm but the god is absolutely epic. Loads of fresh local ingredients used. Local wine available too and brilliant craft beer from the renowned Verdant brewery. Visit here for lunch or dinner. You won’t regret it. Fantastic ice cream too, try the Cornish Cream Tea flavour.

Good shop, Great food, Great ice cream We had burger, pizza, Mac & Cheese all good Had to send burger back because burnt but they replaced it and was perfectly cooked. Staff were helpful and friendly Defo recommend a visit Great for kids, Dog Friendly Good place to kill a tops 4hrs Thanks again

Really good food served here as I have to have glutten free food I had the best pizza I've ever had .

We booked a family meal weeks ago to celebrate my 60th birthday only to recieve a phone call at 8.50 (the evening before we were due to go), cancelling our booking! Not for covid (we could understand that), but because the caller said they were "closed on a Tuesday evening". We checked the website - this information had gone up only 3 days prior to our arrival on the Lizard. A call 3 days before would have been really anoying but at twenty to nine the night before?!! My family had done their research and booked a treat, I dont know who was more upset, them or me - what a let down! :(

I found the experience a little disappointing. Everywhere was a little grubby and where you ended putting your food and recycling after your meal, it was overflowing. The toilets could have been better as well.The food was ok, I had a burger which was fine, my wife had a salad which looked really nice but had too much dressing on so was not as fresh as it looked.Sorry, but fell short of our expectations.

Called in on a few occasions whilst staying locally. Social distancing and very well organised. Great fresh food. Excellent pizza and ice cream. Able to cater for gluten-free diet. Best chips we’ve had in ages!

Called in here twice after our walks whilst in the area for ice cream, very creamy and tasty. The food looked great too and would try on another visit. Great place to take young children too.

We were staying down the road from Roskillies and had lovely icecream there and to take away. Also enjoyed seeing and feeding the animals, at 50p for a bag of food very reasonable. And we did takeaway wood fired pizza . Not only were these fresh and well cooked they were not just the standard fare served elsewhere. Really enjoyable.

We visited on a rainy August day during the Covid-19 pandemic so understandably not everything was accessible or available. We were really interested in the ice-cream but also enjoyed some Cornish Pasties while we were there.They were maybe not the cheapest but we’re extremely tasty with plenty of proper hunks of meat, not mince and overly stuffed with potatoes.The ice-cream was excellent very reasonably priced and sufficiently large cones that we all had kids servings.A shame not everything was open but that was no-ones fault and worth a visit just for the ice-cream...

What a treat to be met by a field full of kind eyed Jersey cattle quietly grazing and observing the comings and goings of visitors. We’d come for a light lunch and after just a short wait enjoyed a delicious Ciabatta roll with tea and coffee. By chance we shared a table with an elderly (94) gentleman who was visiting with his corgi companion from the next door village of St Keverne. What a life of tales he had to tell.As he departed we returned indoors for some gorgeous Orange & Mascarpone and Chocolate ice cream to take home. We live near Truro, but Roskilly’s makes a wonderful afternoon out.

What a lovely little place to visit! We were staying at the camp/caravan site just up the road and kept seeing the signs and decided we must visit for ice cream!They did not disappoint!!We walked all around the nature walks, perused the art gallery and the shop, met the animals and then got a pizza, Rosemary chips, a footling sandwich, an amazing salad and drinks to go which came under the eat out to help out scheme which meant it was an absolute bargain. The socially distanced setup was excellent and not once did we have any concerns. A lovely place to while away a few hours.

We love Roskillys and come a few times a year. My favourite food is their pulled pork pizza. It’s lovely to watch cows being milked (not possible to see milking currently as CV-19) and to wander around and see the animals. In the summer evenings, (non COVID times) they have live music sometimes too. It has a lovely atmosphere.Obviously, you need to have an early ice cream- they’re all delicious.The only thing that’s negative is that 95% of the time the toilets are gross- bins not emptied and floor not regularly mopped. Hot water has never been turned on when I’ve been there- wish they’d sort this out!Otherwise, highly recommended!

A very enjoyable afternoon - simple, no frills farm extended to provide delicious wood-fired pizzas with unique toppings, cooked to order. Range of drinks, and other lite-bites with a full range of home made fabulous Roskilly’s Ice Creams. A lovely wander through the farm fields to see animals and wildlife. Definitely worth a visit and currently open until 8pm.

Exploring the Lizard peninsular, a visit to Roskilly's Ice Cream farm is a treat not to be missed. The drive to the farm along a little country lane takes you through beautiful scenery with stunning views. Roskilly's ice cream is rightly famous - in a county producing some of the finest cream in England, this is the height of ice-cream making where you are spoilt for choice for delicious flavours.

A real shame that our visit this time was so poor. We have visited every year for the past 5/6 years and it is such a shame that our trip this time was so dreadful. The quality of the food was awful. The ham was so salty. We waited 45mins for two toasties when there were only two other tables in there. We had to chase the food as we got fed up of waiting. The food was saturated in fat and the chips were rubbery as if they had been reheated in the microwave. It wasn’t all bad as the tea and lemonade we had was lovely but a shame the food was so dreadful. The ice cream cabinets were almost empty and what was there looked all icy like it had been there some time. We did get our money back for the food. It would put us off returning out of season as every other visit has been in the height of the summer. It is almost like they have taken their foot off the gas because it is almost winter. A real disappointment.

Absolutely fantastic value and quality of food in a glorious setting, but make sure to leave room for all their superb ice creams and sorbets. A very relaxing unrushed atmosphere

Not only do they do superb ice cream...but the food is really good All types are catererd for..meat eaters..fish eaters..veggies & vegans Its all high quality and very reasonably priced..and you get very generous portions

We stumbled across this place. Ice Creams were great and although we did not have any food it look fantastic. Wished we’d had more time to stop and look round.

Went for a visit after a recommendation from a friend. Had a lovely walk around the farm and surrounding area. Then stopped off for ice cream. Lots of flavours to choose from and really tasty. The restaurant is a bit pricey but the food did look delicious just sorry we had already eaten. Will definitely visit again maybe on one of the evenings when entertainment is provided. We'll worth a visit.

As locals we love visiting roskillys. The food is scrummy and ice cream is amazing. You can feed all the animals, food is available for 50p inside the cafe. There is a lovely woodland walk past the ponds and over a couple fields. You can even meet the calves.

After a day at the coast, we headed here based on a recommendation. Lovely wood fired pizza, gorgeous ice-cream, and to top it off a performance from the local Rock Choir as the sun streamed down. Couldn't fault it.

We love a visit to roskillys. The ice cream is really delicious and there are so many different flavours to choose from. The price is good and you get a good size ice cream for your money. There are some goats and pigs to see there and you can buy a bag of animal food for them which the children love. We'll worth a visit

This place is all about ice cream and if you are on holiday why not? We stopped here just for the ice cream and whilst there's a full tour available of the whole working dairy farm many people visit just for the cafe and ice cream!The variety is great and the price is reasonable too.If you are in the area then you simply must visit!

Availability of ice-cream flavours was poor against the long list on the wall. Seating was fine but the whole place could benefit from a refurbishment and tidy up. Ice cream selection at other sellers is much better.

we had the most delicious pizza while listening to the brilliant Helston rock choir - an unforgettable evening in a stunning setting!

A little set away from anything, suddenly appears the icecream parlour. There's also a little shop and small restaurant using the "asado" a kind of Argentinian style oven/grill. We only had the ice ream which was delicious.

Found this place hidden in the hinterland of Saint Keverne, Cornwall down a single-lane road. You can sit inside or out. I had a crab salad that must have had a half pound of delicious locally sourced crab. The best in a long time. My wife had a perfect wood-fired pepperoni pizza. I also had a local Lizard Bitter from Coverack. We topped dinner off with a scoop of Clotted Cream Vanilla Ice Cream. Soecial!

We spent a wonderful afternoon sampling a variety of yummy flavours before venturing over to the farm to feed the pigs and goats. Beware - the Tamworth pigs bite!

We decided on lunch where on a lovely sunny day we sat outside in an amazing courtyard full of mature plants. I had the beef stew with seasonal vegetables which had plenty of big chunks of lean beef in a rich sauce and was very good indeed.My friend had a home made pizza which was huge and again of excellent quality. We followed this up with what Roskilly's are famous for ice cream which come in a vast selection of flavours and are not to be missed. If visiting the Lizard i recommend you seek them out

Lovely selection - they had loads of different flavours. We ordered a single but there were at least 2 big scoops. We will definitely come back if back in the area.

Cafe lovely. Lots of food options. Brought some jarred goods. Gift shop great for children. Lovely open field. Lots of animals to feed.

Very pleased to find lots of vegan options (both ice cream and sorbet). Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!

If you are in the area make sure you call in, the ice cream is just wonderful, you wont know what to pick!!! The sorbet is realky tasty, great staff

Whenever we holiday in Cornwall we visit Roskillys Farm for an ice cream and then continue on to Coverack. It is signposted off this road and is well worth the visit for people of all ages. The portions of ice cream are very generous and there are an array of flavours to choose from, They also serve a selection of cooked dishes and although we did not eat there, the meals did look very good.

Have been eating Roskilly's ice cream for years whilst holidaying in Cornwall, and it doesn't disappoint!! Good variety of flavours,( including dairy free). Nothing nicer than sitting out overlooking Coverack harbour savouring a delicious ice cream! Perfect!!

We enjoy visiting Roskilly's, usually we take a walk and enjoy an ice cream but today we decided to stop for lunch. My Husband and i both chose sandwiches, our children had sausages from the childrens menu. All food was presented very well, my husband enjoyed his sandwich but mine was slightly disappointing. The bread tasted stale and each piece probably had an inch of butter on. Wonderful if you love butter but i found it to be just too much. It was also impossible to remove from the bread in the end i gave up but the dog had a nice lunch. As mentioned we took our well behaved dog and sat outside, halfway through our meal another family came and sat on the table behind us. They also had a dog who took an instant disliking to our dog and proceeded to bark continuously for the next 10 minutes despite our dog ignoring it. Not Roskilly's fault, but it ruined our meal which was actually my husbands birthday lunch. Our experience was such a shame as we love visiting the farm, taking a walk and enjoying an ice cream but sadly we will not be returning again for anything other than an ice cream.

warmly welcomed, lots of information on walks and things to do with in half mile to a mile walk. Breakfast was amazing, well cooked and wonderful service. Very clean and the waitress listened and our order was perfect. We stayed over night as a Brit Stopper in our caper van. Lots of animals to see and pet. Lambs with their young, goats, the cleanest pigs i've ever seen. geese, turkeys. a couple of duck ponds set in lovely grounds, and apple orchard to explore with the tree in full blossom then the woodland area to explore, so amazing. I walked to the beach about a mile down hill to walk there increadable coast line, but not push chair friendly.

We went here to sample their famous ice cream, but with the sun shining and a lovely outside courtyard setting we decided to make a meal of it. And weren’t disappointed...

Don't be fooled by the 'Ice-cream' label - yes they do make wonderful Cornish Ice-cream but their food is superb as well. We had will mushroom and garlic soup after returning from a walk around the farms ponds and woodland which are also very lovely. Dog friendly too.

The most amazing breakfast with good coffee and excellent service. there is also a lot to see if you take your family. All our holiday cottages are very close by and all can be viewed on the Lindford House website.

I have visited Roskilly's in the past but decided to visit again as the ice cream and food in the cafe is fantastic. This most recent visit didn't disappoint.

After being recommended by a work friend, we came here with our 4 1/4 and 1 1/4 children. Milking is between 8:30 and 11:30 as now a NZ method, we got here for 10:30 milking but was at 11:30-

We love Roskilly’s and have been regular visitiors for many years. Today we had juicy well cooked burgers and tasty pizzas. Roskilly’s always serve exceptional ice cream with lots of different flavours to choose from. Our sons enjoyed seeing all the farm animals near the car park-especially the pigs.

Having been to Roskilly's several times before including exactly one week ago from today, we thought that we would take a friend, given we have had excellent food and service previously. After a long walk, we were desperate for a bite to eat, therefore decided that here was the best place; as we had had a lovely pizza and sandwich the weekend before. Upon arrival it didn't seem to be that busy so we assumed that food wouldn't take that long...we were wrong. I went to order a Latte with an alternative milk they to which they said they don't provide any non dairy options which I thought was ironic given that their was vegan and vegetarian food options on the menu. We had a couple of soft drinks too and the glasses were marked along with the cutlery. I can understand that in a busy time that cleaning can fall down (although it shouldn't) but they weren't exactly rushed off their feet. After waiting over half an hour for our food to arrive, the woman came over with very burnt pizza's and asked if they were okay for us and if not then they would re do them - not sure about you but I don't really order a Pizza hoping that it's burnt. Also if you, the staff member, think that a pizza is burnt should you really be serving it in the first place!!? The thing that surprised me most (given we have had nice service before) was there was no apology for their mistake overcooking the Pizza's. After taking the burnt Pizza's away we then had to wait another 20/30 minutes for the food. I noticed one of the waitresses walking from the kitchen with Pizza's in hand thinking great that's ours, she then proceeded to put them down on a random empty table outside (we were sat inside) while she went inside to a back kitchen to take a Phone call. At this point I assumed the Pizza's weren't ours, however after about 5 minutes she went back outside picked up the Pizza's and bought them in to us - to no surprise they weren't exactly warm. After finally getting to eat, the Pizza's weren't as good as (only!) a week before - the cheese was rubbery and the base was terribly oily. Overall Roskilly's really let us down and we felt embarrassed after hyping up how amazing the food and service was to the friend we took with us. It just shocked me how the quality of food and service had deteriorated over the space of exactly 1 week. I know from working in a similar environment that you can have a bad day but I feel that this was just unacceptable.

This was a great stop. After a wonderful drive from Mawgan Porth, Roskilly’s was a super place to stop for a spot of lunch, as well as to stock up on some goodies.

great place to visit, the ice cream is very nice, nice coffee shop serving up very good food, you can also walk around and see the animals

I have travelled worldwide and today had one of my best meals ever!! Roskilly Farm has been developed with creative detail and quality to the highest standard. The buildings, even to the ladies toilet are restored to the highest standards using natural materials. The attention to detail extends to stain glass windows in the restaurant echo one depicting a farm animal. The tables and chairs are high quality wood, slate etc. The nature walks guide you through beautifully nurtured land, animals and birds. Their Ice cream is my absolute favourite and can be bought locally throughout Cornwall. We had lunch, £10 each and the food was divine. Home made from scratch the salads that accompanied our meals we’re at least 4 kinds and left your tastebuds tingling with flavour. Portion sizes are large, even our men struggled to finish. The chef combines flavours together you cannot imagine and it works beautifully. I asked them to make a cook book of their food. There is something for everyone from Vegan to meat eaters. We were too full for ice cream Sundae’s and I would go back just to have one of them. We saw them being served again large portions looking scrumptious. The whole place and atmosphere leaves you feeling uplifted and inspired. Thank you Roskilly Farm for you vision and creativity done so well.

We have eaten at Roakillys several times in the past and the food has been good however,last week we took the grand children there for treat and the food was very poor burgers and roll were dry chips warm and horrible coleslaw dreadful tasted as if it had been mixed with water at 11 squid for a burger it was very disappointing felt ripped off

Went to Roskilly's as part of a walk and on recommendations. It was billed as the place where their ice cream was made and other than a miking shed that wasn't being used little else to do there. The outdoor seating area is covered in foliage and then there is plastic sheeting above that to make it dry seating. Tits and thrushes use this area to fly around in and you end up with bird poop falling onto your table place.So it's lucky to get Average and not be reported. Would love to have tried the smoked meats but it was only just being fired up and the prices were a bit steep so didn't get the chance or bother waiting for it. Ice cream is very pricey but it was something the kids wanted. yes it's nice but no better than high quality supermarket brands.

I had the best raspberry ice cream I've ever tasted here. Highly recommended. On a follow-up visit I enjoyed the crème brulée almost as much. And my partner and 7-year-old son enjoyed theirs equally. Nice people too.

we love roskillys ice cream - so creamy and delicious and so many inventive flavours to try - mint choc chip is my favourite!!!

We visited Roskilly for a trip out. The restaurant has a good range of meals starting with a breakfast menu, then a lunch menu and I believe you can eat in the evening. The food arrives in a timely fashion. You are able to walk around the outskirts of the farm and are able to feed the sheep, pigs, goats and poultry. There are also walks around the lakes to feed the ducks.

We were a big group that arrived in two waves, but staff coped well and delivered the food quickly. Very nice burgers and chips. Friendly, efficient staff. There are plenty of room at tables outside. Ice cream is delicious and the sundaes looked excellent (many of our group had one. Well behaved dogs are welcome. Nice quiet location. Not our first visit but it keeps getting better. We’ll be back next year.

This was by far our best meal out in Cornwall during our holiday. The food was outstanding.

We visited Roskilly’s twice during our holiday - once in the afternoon where we had a cream tea and again one evening for dinner. The food on both occasions was excellent. The pizza was delicious - wood fired to order and very reasonable in price. The ice cream is delicious too, the only problem is choosing which flavours to have!

Roskilly's is known all around Cornwall for its organic ice cream in a variety of flavours. For years it has been a hotspot for tourists and locals alike, and for good reason! Recently they have branched out and now rear not only cows but turkey, pigs and goats! The service in the restaurant itself is always fast and efficient, and the staff are bubbly. There is plenty of seating and parking, as well as toilets on site. My only complaint is that in recent years the menu has become more upmarket with more extravagent meals, at higher prices. So this may not appeal to everyone who just wants a simple no fuss meal.

We called in after seeing the tourist signs for an afternoon drink. We were amazed with our find, an ice cream manufacturer, a rustic kitchen and a small farm. We chose the milkshakes which were a delight and after looking around decided to book for dinner the following evening at their “ Croust House” restaurant. The place is rustic with a ‘french’ feel but is unfortunately run down. Upon our return the following evening we arrived to a very busy outside eating court yard. We chose the steaks which was offered with a free bottle of wine, white, red or rose. The wait was not too long before our food was served. The steaks were cooked to perfection with home made chips and the red wine was a perfect accompaniment. It was such a lovely relaxed atmosphere on a busy perfect sunny evening. The best thing was the bill, only £33 for two beautiful cooked and tasting steaks and a free bottle of decent wine. Perfect.

Went to Roskillys for ice cream with my sons after they finished school for a treat , awesome ice cream so many different flavours to choose from ...... friendly staff

I'm giving Roskilly's three stars, only because the pizza that my son and daughter ordered was really good, but my cream tea was very poor. The tea was nice but the scone tasted like it had been made days ago, and was very dry. Scarcely enough cream and jam, and not good value for £4.50. At other places in the locality you get two decent scones and plenty of jam and cream. I noticed too that a lot of people left salad and other food on their plates, so I am judging that the food is not really up to standard any more. Also lots of smoke from the pizza ovens! But the surroundings here are lovely. Improvement needed to restore it to how it once was.

I want to love Roskillys but it has the atmosphere of a place where the owners just don't care anymore.

Not too many flavours to choose from, but really yummy anyway! Nice surroundings to sit in the sunshine

Visited on a warm Friday evening in June with family, and had an absolutely fantastic meal.

Stopped in for coffee and ice cream, of which there were excellent choices. Purchased a number of local products (fudge, jam, biscuits) for friends up country from a wide range available.

Visited with friends and was looking forward to the usual friendly service and fab food. Very disappointed to be served expensive teacakes which on one side looked like they were wholemeal with very few sultanas/currants and cardboard flavour which was soon replaced with an overwhelming burnt taste. Turned over the teacakes and not only were they burnt they were charcoal black and unrecognisable! I can not think why anyone would think this was acceptable to serve to a customer? I was so very disappointed and as I hyped up a trip to Roskillys with visiting friends I felt too embarrassed to complain, hence the much deserved 2 star rating.

We stopped in here really quickly after a day out. Although we didn’t eat at the restaurant it looked nice and the pizzas coming out of the wood smoked ovens looked great. It’s goes without saying that we had an ice cream which was very tasty. As well as the restaurant there is the milking parlour where you can watch the cows being milked. There also an area with animals such as calf’s, pigs, ducks, geese and chickens which my 2 year old daughter enjoyed checking out. There is also a walk around ponds but unfortunately we didn’t get to go there as we were pushed for time.

Visited here with some friends. We had lunch in the yard. It was very good food. Steak was excellent. Staff friendly and welcoming. The ice cream is spectacularly creamy and delicious. They also make great fudge. Worth a visit.

Always come here for our Ice cream treats large selection of flavours . Check the opening times out of season though as they do get changed for obvious reasons

After visiting Roskilly's today after visiting every year for over ten years, i was absolutely shocked with my experience today.

A beautiful place just to wander round the meadows and grounds. Fabulous selection of ice creams to choose from and a seating area to relax and enjoy. I believe there were lunches etc on the menu too. A beautiful peaceful corner of the Lizard just a mile or two from Coverack.

The black currant cheesecake ice cream is delicious. Popped in for cake and a cuppa but so glad I chose the ice cream even though it was a cold windy day . Very generous size scoop too!

We had a beautiful time at Roskillys. Not only did we feed the ducks and see all the other animals there - lovely little ones - I had lovely vegetarian breakfast; my partner a cauliflower soup and then we had waffles and ice cream for...

This is probably the best ice cream I have ever tasted, coming in a large variety of flavours, some traditional and others quite unusual but nevertheless exceptional flavours. Having visited the farm where the Jersey cows are milked I can understand why the ice cream...

We made a special trip to see where the famous ice cream was made and to visit the herb farm (Halzephron) whose products we buy regularly. We also intended to have a spot of lunch.

We stopped here near the end of our family holiday to Cornwall. We had be driving past the signs all week and decided to pop in and see what it was all about. We were certainly not disappointed. The atmosphere was wonderful, the staff very friendly and the ice cream was delicious. It was lovely sitting outside in the sun, eating our ice cream as loads of wild birds kept coming over to see if the could get any spoils. Very glad we stopped here and it was a nice relaxing treat after a hard days exploring.

Lovely cosy surroundings with plenty of tables inside and out. Food and ice-cream great. (Ice-cream made on the farm). Cream...

Today we stopped off at Roskillys. We have passed many a time but have never popped in, so today we...

This place was greatly recommended by our hosts. So while the weather played pranks with sunshine and rain, we decided...

We didn't have a meal here but the menu looked good.

Despite Roskilly's ice cream fame, worth a visit for a fantastic burger from the barbecue. Plenty of inside and outside seating. On the night we visited St Keverne Town Band were performing which made for an extra bonus. The pizzas from the wood fired oven looked equally good and the ice cream sundaes, which we returned to have the following day, are to die for!!

Lovely hand thrown and wood fired pizza, superb ice creams. Lots for youngster to see and the choice of flavours was amazing

A fabulous cafe, we didn't have food but wished we did as the meals being brought out looked amazing. The ice cream is delicious and my son said it was the best ice cream in the world, especially because they also sell fudge sticks. The ice creams are really cheap too so it's great value. There are animals for the children to see and woodland walks. There is a small gift shop too. A great place to visit.

The ice cream is lovely, although you can get roskillys ice cream all around Cornwall! We were disappointed as we didn't see any cows being milked, it was just full of people eating (food looked nice) wouldn't make a mad rush to get here to be honest?!

A really nice find and near to where we were staying at Porthoustock in Cornwall. We had a great first day to our holiday visiting the farm where they have very friendly goats, pigs and geese. You can see the cows being milked. Then there are the ice creams, cream teas and wood fired outdoor pizza oven..... when are you going!

We visited here on a rainy day whilst holidaying in the area during the August school holidays. We all really enjoyed the yummy ice creams and also purchased some of their absolutely delicious raspberry and elderflower jam. On this visit we did not have time to stay for lunch but next time we are in the area we will definitely make time as the menu looked very good.