G&amp;D'sG&amp;D's G&D's George and Davis, George and Danver and, most recently, George and Delila, collectively known as G&D′s, are three ice cream cafés in Oxford, England. History. G&D's was founded in 1992 by two Oxford students, George Stroup and Davis Roberts, who gave their names to the original café in Little Clarendon Street. They opened the café to address a lack of real ice-cream in Oxford made with fresh, local ingredients. G&D's opened a second branch, George and Danver, on the corner of St. Aldates and Pembroke Street in 2001, which make a daily selection of baked  goods. Both ice-cream and bakery items are cycled from shop to shop with G&D’s own ice-cream bikes. In 2007 a third shop, George and Delila, was opened on the Cowley Road. It has become a venue for music events and informal concerts. All three shops have a "Knowledge is Good" chalk board with regular questions posted by the staff. If a customer answers the question correctly he/she wins a free scoop of ice cream. In January 2014, George and Davis was rated one out of five for food hygiene by the Food Standards Agency. The café  quickly complied with all the notices issued, according to Oxford City Council. Competition. The only other ice cream-themed shops in Oxford in recent years, have been two outlets of the multi-national Häagen-Dazs chain: one opened in Cornmarket Street (c.a. 1993), the other opened in George Street (c.a. 1998); both shops closed within a few years of opening. G&D's George and Davis, George and Danver and, most recently, George and Delila, collectively known as G&D′s, are three ice cream cafés in Oxford, England. History. G&D's was founded in 1992 by two Oxford students, George Stroup and