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Big Licks

 On todays round of reviews we have Big Licks!

address - 47 Finnieston St, Finnieston, Glasgow G3 8JU

instagram - @biglicksofficial 


Big Licks store is positioned in Finnieston so it is safe to say students make up a big part of the consumers. There is also plenty parking which is convenient but also means you'll be sure to spot some boys waiting for their order, racing around. With Big Licks offering collection, dine in or takeaway service it suits everyone! Furthermore the opening hours are 1-10:30pm so is a good spot to get something sweet after a nice meal out.  


The logo is super recognisable and fun, and is light up in red LED on both the outside and inside of the shop - you won't miss it when passing. I've visited Big Licks a fair few times now and tend to just collect my order rather than siting in. However, this has nothing to do with the interior decor or atmosphere. They stick with red and black colours throughout with lots of light up signs which somewhat creates an industrial evening vibe, unlike the previous dessert shops reviewed which have went for lighter colours generating a more relaxing atmosphere.It somewhat reminds me of an American diner which I am a fan of. 

from the outside

They offer ice cream, slushies and milkshakes with an extensive flavour range alongside desserts such as waffles and cookie dough. The ice cream flavours on offer are similar to others but also include specials such as pumpkin pie for halloween. Slushies are usually what I opt for especially if I'm in need of some energy as they offer a redbulll flavour which is actually pretty good. Something which I enjoy is how customisable all of the products are. For example, you can pick a mix of milkshake flavours and then decide on lots of toppings and sauces to go alongside it as there isn't a set menu. I've not yet tried their hot desserts but the rest haven't let me down so far. 




As for service I find that I am never kept waiting too long for my order. Considering I have only visited on Fridays or Saturdays I am always impressed by this as it is clear the staff are all busy. If you are in the area or feel like going for a drive I would recommend stopping by Big Licks and giving it a try if you haven't already! 

 






Price - 9/10 ranging from £3 for ice cream, around £4.50 for milkshakes and £5.50 for hot desserts. 


Taste - 9/10


Choice - 9/10


Atmosphere - 8/10


Overall - 8/10







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