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Teddy’s ice-cream

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Teddy's Ice Cream
Photograph: Courtesy Yelp/Claire W.Teddy's Ice Cream
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Time Out says

Home of the original 99, sandwiched between Glasthule People’s Park and Scotsman’s Bay

Since it opened in 1950, Teddy’s has answered when Dubliners scream for soft serve. It may look like a tiny shop, but it’s an institution. The team is so confident in their vanilla ice cream that it’s the only flavour on offer. The creamy consistency is best enjoyed with a Flake tucked inside, a la the classic 99 that made Teddy’s famous, but you can also add sprinkles, syrups, and Oreo topping. If the queue is too long (and there’s always a queue), keep your eyes peeled for Teddy’s Ice Cream vans along the Dun Laoghaire Pier and in front of the Pavilion Theatre. 

Time Out tip: Bring cash. Teddy’s doesn’t accept credit cards.

Nearby:
Forty Foot: For a refreshing (read: freezing) dip with incredible ocean views
Penneys: For clothes, shoes, accessories, and knick knacks at an attractive price point
Rasam: For an authentic and upscale Indian meal

Written by
Elizabeth Smith

Details

Address:
1A Windsor Terrace, Dún Laoghaire
Dublin
Opening hours:
Daily 10am-8pm
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