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Proper ice cream and sorbets — no artificial anything, just cream and fruit.
Small-batch gelato churned daily, scooped from a vintage cart.
Proper ice cream and sorbets — no artificial anything, just cream and fruit.
Small-batch gelato churned daily, scooped from a vintage cart.
Retro ice cream van serving 99s, gelato, and dairy-free sorbets.
Small-batch gelato churned daily, scooped from a vintage cart.
Small-batch gelato churned daily, scooped from a vintage cart.
Proper ice cream and sorbets — no artificial anything, just cream and fruit.
Small-batch gelato churned daily, scooped from a vintage cart.
Retro ice cream van serving 99s, gelato, and dairy-free sorbets.
Small-batch gelato churned daily, scooped from a vintage cart.
Italian gelato made daily. No van — just a beautiful cart, a freezer, and obsessive quality.
Proper gelato from a pastel-pink vintage van. Not your average 99.
Artisan ice cream from a sky-blue Bedford van. Seasonal flavours, no stabilisers, no nonsense.
Dessert cart of brownies, cookies, and torched treats for the sweet-toothed.
Hand-piped filled doughnuts, proved overnight and glazed to order.
Speciality coffee cart with a commercial espresso machine and trained baristas.
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Gelato & Grace is my top pick for Islington — they're the closest of the bunch at just 3.4 miles away and cover the full spread of dietary needs including vegan, dairy-free, and gluten-free, making them a safe choice for a mixed crowd. I'd also highlight Vintage Scoops as a strong runner-up, coming in at the lowest entry price of £300 and sitting only 4.8 miles out, which keeps things practical and affordable. The wider shortlist is solid across the board, with all six vendors able to handle groups up to 400 and operate indoors or out, so there's plenty of flexibility whichever direction you go.