Harbour Stores

Went here with my mum, dad 4 year old daughter and 2 year old son. Ive been coming to porlock weir for years as my uncle is from there and family are locals. My daughter wanted the blueberry ice cream but i knew she only wanted it because it was blue. I asked the man behide the counter if she could try it. He provided her with a spoon as if it was the hardest thing he had to do. He was rude with no manners. I suggest not to go there if u want a warm welcome. I will not return and be telling my friends and family not to go

A lovely stop for ice cream or tea. With a large selection of postcards, beach gear and souvenirs, Harbour Stores has a quintessential English seaside feel to it, right on the edge of the harbour. Very friendly, too.

Nice little village shop selling essentials and ice cream.

This was some of the most shocking service I have ever received - The man who served us persisted to address me as “Mate”, then became very irritated and rude when we weren’t sure which type of ice cream to order, he then refused to sell us a bottle of water at the kiosk for my 3 year old son who was dehydrated and when the ice cream arrived it had a sharp bit of plastic buried in it. When confronted with his appalling attitude he simply said he was tired as it’s been a long season! This man should not be serving the public and as I pointed out to him was in the wrong job… stay well away from this place!

The negative COVID related review is nonsence. Just someone being a bit paranoid. The man however does seem to dislike his job or just drinks vinegar for breakfast. But the icecream was good!

Great ice cream (blackberry and double cream my fav)! Always has a newspaper for us when we are down!

NOT COVID SECURE. Went to buy Ice cream , observed the seller wearing gloves but he handled cash and prepared ice creams whilst holding the cones then handled cash againHe did not change gloves after handling cash. We walked away not worth the risk

Great icecreams!

I don't understand the negativity for a review of this shop. Dominic is just a tad shy and if you take the time to speak with him he is a genuinely nice chap. He works hard and fends off some quite hostile, ignorant customers that could do with learning one or two manners. The phrase the customer is always right" is nonsense if the customer cannot just take a second and take in what is going on around them. Not enough empathy in this world unfortunately. I think its the best ice cream destination on our annual holiday everytime."