Penna's Ices
📍 Hull HU5 2UH, UK
About Penna's Ices
Penna's Ices is a charming ice cream shop and cafe nestled in the picturesque Pearson Park in Hull. Situated conveniently next to the lake, it offers a refreshing stop for visitors enjoying the park's serene surroundings. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, it's a popular spot to relax and enjoy a treat, particularly on a sunny afternoon.
The parlour serves a wide variety of delicious ice creams, with customers particularly appreciating their traditional flake '99s made with real scooped ice cream. Beyond frozen delights, Penna's Ices also provides a selection of hot and cold drinks, making it an ideal spot year-round. Guests consistently praise the friendly service from the team, contributing to a pleasant experience for all. Penna's Ices holds an impressive Google rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars.
Visiting Information
While specific opening hours are not provided, Penna's Ices welcomes visitors with a wheelchair accessible entrance. For convenience, a variety of payment methods are accepted, including credit cards, debit cards, and NFC payments.
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📍 Hull HU5 2UH, UK
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Showing 5 of 7 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 30 January 2026.
Penne's Ices is a nice little cafe in Pearson Park, located next to the lake. It serves ice cream and a range of hot and cold drink. It was a open air area with tables and chairs plus an indoor area. The service is always good and the atmosphere great, especially on a summer afternoon
Beautiful little icecream parlour serving a wide variety of goods. Friendly staff and a gorgeous place to sit and unwind.
Great little cafe with hot and cold drinks and a selection of ice creams, it's hard not to go for the flake '99 though as they use real ice cream scooped from a tub.
Lovely ice cream parlour in a beautiful park, would thoroughly recommend.
Great (but the general area hasn't exactly been 'Excellent' for a while, to be fair...)