January 22, 2024

Farmacy at BGC: A Haven of Homemade Ice Cream, Milkshakes, and More

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  • Mention ice cream, and everyone gets excited. And it’s not just the kids. Ice cream has become an ultimate comfort indulgence, and the adults, too, have lined up in ice cream shops for a scoop or two. At Farmacy, renowned bakery Wildflour’s sweet spin-off by chefs Marge and Walt Manzke and Ana de Ocampo, this couldn’t be any truer.

    IMAGE from Marian Benetua 

    Designed like the vintage soda fountains shops we know from movies (but in more muted tones), Farmacy offers a wide selection of freshly made ice cream that it takes several minutes to choose.

    For starters, they’ve got sundaes, which are recommended if you’ve got a hankering for indulgence. There’s the vanilla ice cream mixed with banana slices Banutter for instance–scoops of and peanut butter, topped with a giant dollop of whipped cream and finished off with a drizzle of caramel.

    For something a bit more classic, opt for the Black Forest or Banana Split Sundae, which is big enough to share among friends.

    Banutter / IMAGE from Marian Benetua

    If you’re craving the pastry from Wildflour, which you won’t really miss because it’s just next door, you’ll want to order the Brioche Bomboloni, Farmacy’s version of ice cream sandwich made from a brioche bun, sliced in the middle, and tucked with your ice cream of choice.

    If you’re craving cookies, then sub the buns with cookies, and you’ve got ice cream sandwiches, the classic kind.

    Red Bull / IMAGE from Marian Benetua

    What makes Farmacy ultimately different is they’ve got adult ice cream selections too – from Rhum/Jack and Coke Float to Guiness and Vanilla Ice Cream, as well as lighter sorbet options (it is hot after all) that come in adventurous flavors like Yuzu and even Red Bull Energy Drink.

    Whatever you choose or whatever age you have, you’re definitely bound to have a fun, tasty time at Farmacy.


    Written by Marian Benetua

    General Information

  • Ground Floor, The Finance Center, 9th Avenue Corner 26th Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City
  • 02-8887-3622
  • 8:00 a.m. to 8:45 p.m.
  • www.wildflour.com.ph/farmacy
  • farmacybgc
  • G/F, O-Square Wilson Street corner Ortigas Avenue, Greenhills Shopping Center, San Juan City
  • 8:00 a.m. to 8:45 p.m.
  • Ground Floor, The Stratosphere, 136 Valero Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City
  • 8:00 a.m. to 8:45 p.m.
  • Sunday
  • Ground Floor, Uptown Ritz Residences, 9th Avenue corner 36th Street, Taguig City
  • 0917-636-7957
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