Honestly, this place is such a vibe. The decor is so cute and the energy in here is welcoming…read more Service is personable and friendly; love supporting a family-owned spot like this!!! We stopped in for a sweet treat and it did not disappoint. I got the cookie dough in a cone and it was perfect. My husband got the mint chocolate in a dish, and it literally tastes exactly like a York peppermint patty, sooo good. 10/10 recommend. Definitely gonna be back!

Super cute shop on the less busy part of park Ave. ice cream is creamy. There are about 10-12…read moreflavors and many different ways to try them. We came in on a day they were giving free scoops but I would love to come back to try the ice cream nachos or one of the sundaes

My only regret after visiting here, is that I didn't come sooner!…read more The place is sort of super hidden. I've driven by this place twice every day for the last year and didn't even know it was there! Pricing is excellent for the portions they provide! One small kiddie cone was enough for two people! They also feature a variety of odd/interesting flavors that I can't wait to come back and try out! Do not miss out on this very hidden gem!

Very average ice cream joint. Prices were average $13 for a family of 4 without getting anything…read morecrazy. I never realized this place was there It's the perfect location right next door from the park and elementary school where there is always soccer going on. Maybe look into some signage or something.

This is such a cute place! I had heard so much about their ice-creams so I had been wanting to…read morecheck it out. I got a double scoop with pistachio biscotti and cherry vanilla bean. Both flavors were incredible: super creamy and rich. My friend got chocolate almond fudge, and that was just as good. We also grabbed some baked treats to go (brownie, whoopie pie, and muffins), and everything tasted amazing. Other than sweet treats, they also have coffees and teas on their menu, and a bunch of different dairy products. It feels cozy, local, and authentic - like everything is fresh or straight from the farm. It's actually part of a long-standing local farm operation, which makes the experience feel even more genuine. I also loved that they support other local businesses and sell products from them, it adds to that community feel. Overall, this place is more than just an ice cream stop, it's a whole experience. Definitely coming back.

4+ stars, it was dreamy, but taste comes at a cost and that cost is going to keep them from a 5…read morestar, but it was pretty pretty tasty! was in town for travel and i stay across the street, a decade went by before i realized what i was missing. well, extra calories arent truly what i was missing in my life, but what a treat!!! i opted for the soft serve (custard) with chocolate decorattes, you call them sprinkles! yup, a buck upcharge for those jimmies, but worth it! i surely would go back, depends on the temps when im there i guess, but nice treat (if you were a good boy/girl and earned it!!!) pinkels!

Always the friendliest staff and freshest ice cream. A…read morerarity nowadays, a small business tucked into a residential neighborhood. Sure do miss Netsins' treats in winter !

So happy they're open for the season! There are so many soft serve and hard ice cream choices, you…read morecould get something new everyday. There are plenty of toppings and sundaes too. If you're not familiar with ice cream sizes in the area, keep in mind the servings are large! I always order the kiddie size as it's a normal small

Hedonist Artisan Ice Cream is right next door to their chocolate shop, and their homemade ice cream…read morehas the same high quality. My husband's salted caramel was rich and creamy. My raspberry lemon sorbet had just the right amount of sweetness. Very refreshing and a great palate cleanser after dinner. The shop is small with only one table so keep that in mind. Service is excellent.

Omg Hedonist rocks! I loved the dairy free chocolate and candy cane flavors together. The sweet…read morepotato marshmallow was so unbelievably true to those flavors that we bought a pint to take home. It went great with leftover Thanksgiving pie. The prices were reasonable and the shop was cute! Highly recommend.

Tasty food, large portions, nice atmosphere, and considerate staff. We ordered the chicken Thai…read morecurry puff appetizer, chuchee fried fish and tofu pad see eew mains, and Thai fried ice cream for dessert. I wasn't a huge fan of the curry puffs but that is personal preference; this appetizer, which was a valentines day specials, came with two heart shaped puff pastry filled with potatoes, veggies, and chicken. They tasted like they were primarily seasoned with curry powder. Both main dishes were exceptionally tasty. The chuchee fried fish (valentine's day special) was crispy, and the curry was rich in flavor with a nice kick to it. The pad see eew was a very large dish, after we'd eaten our fill it hardly looked like we'd touched the plate. It made a good lunch the next day. If you're a fan of spice, the chili oil it came with was great (flavorful and hot). The thai fried ice cream was perfect for two. Ordering more than one would have been too much (for me). Next time we visit I'd like to order the crispy pork belly, and the mango sticky rice.

I heard good things about Wild Elephant so we came for lunch on Mother's Day. We easily made…read morereservations a couple of hours before we came in and we were seated immediately when we got there. The place is nicely decorated and has an authentic, elegant vibe. We all decided on getting some apps and lunches. The portions were great and included a choice of a side; veggie choices - fried or fresh spring roll and Tom Yum soup. I thought the calamari was crispy and light. The Pad See Ew and Pad Kee Mao were good. I was very disappointed in the Pad Thai. My mom ate a couple of bites and disliked it. It was very heavily seasoned and left a paste that was reddish brown on the noodles. We didn't want to take the leftovers and the dish was comped. I like that the owner came over and asked about the dish so they can fix it going forward. The owner said her brother (main chef) was out and another chef was working. I wasn't blown away as I was expecting, however, I think they will do well. The owner was gracious and understanding and they offer larger portions than other places that I have been to.

We stopped here to celebrate my sons graduation. The employees are amazing and welcoming. Its a…read morelocal family run business. They had a lot of options for ice cream flavors. They had some on display and some in the back. They have so many flavors they ran out of space up front. So many options! I am someone that is indecisive so I determined I will just have to come back a bunch of times to try them all. They serve Perry's ice cream which is premium ice cream for the area. Prices are reasonable and portions are generous. They have sundaes, shakes and mix ins etc. They have inside seating and outside seating. So ice cream even when it is bad weather. This is a must try and great addition to the area. This is definitely a small local business worth checking out.

The location of the shop is conveniently located next to the bowling alley. There is a good amount…read moreof parking and a pickup window. The shop was very clean and had nice decorations. I really like how the shop offers local goods. There are many options for ice cream and you can't go wrong!

Ab Hurts are like Butthurts but worse, because having a sore arse is something we all get used to…read morefrom time to time (some more than others, like me when I dated this one ex boyfriend), whereas Ab Hurts are like... my f***ing tummy hurts so f***ing much I can't even f***ing eat. OK well I can eat but you know what I mean. Ow. Thankfully Ab Hurts are in no way associated with this, one of the best frozen custard places not just in Rochester, but in the whole world. What to get: Vanilla Frozen Custard What else: My mother's phone number' If they were a Beatles-themed store, they'd be Fab4bots. I came to this particular Abbott's just yesterday, and thought I'd branch out and order something different. I got the "Chocolate Almond Custard." Mistake! I forgot that I don't really like Almonds. It does add a nice "salted" taste to it though, but the texture was a little, well, nutty for me. It reminded me of Salted Caramel though, which was good. If they sold knives, they'd be Stabbotts. And the service was excellent! The one girl was in a bad mood (who took my money) because I was buying ice cream at 8.59pm when they close at 9pm (I didn't realize this!), and the lady behind me was making a food order. However the server girl was soooooooo nice and gave me a ridiculously enormous portion when I just asked for a baby size. Yay! If they manufactured electronic good-looking sports wives, they'd be Wagbots. This lobby, by the way, is not the nicest lobby to hang out in. A lot of the other Bill Grays and Abbott's have much nicer lobbies. But the vanilla custard is still the absolute bomb. If they sold blocks of concrete, they'd be Slabbotts. I'm going to borrow the rest of my jokes from the other Abbott's review, since I've now been to so many Abbott's that I'm running out of Abbott's jokes. There's something very special about Abbott's. I love frozen custard, but all custards are not created equal. I get so maniacally enthusiastic about this stuff that I usually end up in Police Custardy. If the people here were all overweight, it would be Flabbotts. And as I've said before, You'll find Abbott's inside Bill Gray's. It's a separate business that shares a space, much like Taco Bell/KFC do in many places. The employees inside work for both. If people were often abducted here, it'd be Nabbotts. It's one of my "best 5 custards I've ever had." I think I like custard more than ice cream, more than fro yo, less than real gelato, but that's beside the point. Focusing specifically on custard, which is sort of like soft-serve-but-creamier, the best in the country are Leon's in Milwaukee, followed by Nielsen's in Vienna, VA just outside DC, and then Abbott's in 3rd. After that, I think Cleveland has the next-best, and then there are a lot that are more or less tied. If Scientists worked here, it'd be Labbotts. There are many BG/Abbott's in Rochester, and a couple in Buffalo. In my experience they have all been fantastic. If it was full of Canadians and beer, it'd be Labbatts. I'm also glad to note that having visited Rochester and several new Abbott's, I do not like it any less than I did years ago. In fact I f***ing love it. If it were full of narks, snitches, rats and informants, it'd be Blabbotts. Anyway, it's still fantastic, creamy, sinfully delicious custard that is better than the next-best version (Don's) in the area. Come and give it a try and see for yourself what all the Rochesteritonianisticalishy fuss is Abbott. And if it kept changing its windows, it'd be ALT+TABbotts.

This place is so good and they are pet friendly. It's a cute little place. No seating inside but…read morethey do have a bunch of chairs outside to sit. They serve Hershey Ice cream in a large variety of flavors. My daughter got a bubble waffle Sunday with panda paw ice cream and crushed Oreos on top. I've never had a bubble waffle. It was amazing. Soft and moist on the inside like a pancake but with a hint of sweetness and the outside was crispy. It's worth the price. They have really cool milk shakes. All different flavors. My son is hooked on the Birthday cake milkshake. They put mini birthday cake muffins on the straw and crumble pieces on top. I don't have a picture of this but they do have pictures on the FB page. We got our dog a puppy cup. It's vanilla ice cream and a milk a little milk bone treat on top. I added a little peanut butter sauce on his and he loves it. Service is a little slow because they usually only have 2 employees working but it's worth the wait. They have specials every week. Check them out

Outstanding items and huge variety of products. They have options for vegan, dairy free and sugar…read morefree!

Little House is truly a little house at the corner of Winton and Main Streets, offering coffee and…read moresweets. Many items are Greek-inspired as it is owned by the Voula's folks. I was helped by a very friendly Zelda who made my oatmilk latte. Little House has fun drink specials you won't see other places, and an outdoor patio for when the weather cooperates. It shares a parking lot with other businesses and I had no problem finding a spot.

It's morning again in the plaza. The yellow dawn slants through the neighborhood trees and the…read morebeams of light come to rest on Little House, the quaintest and coziest coffee shop in Rochester. The baklatte is the perfect choice for you: sweet and with a hint of Greekness so you can tell your friends, "it's a latte but with baklava!" Then you can start a conversation about how Little House has an association with Voula's Greek Sweets, another don't-miss spot in the neighborhood. The Little House employees are punctual, friendly, and obviously love what they are doing! The latte went from inception to consumption in mere moments, and even with the hustle and bustle of the neighbors coming in and out, all needs were taken care of in a timely fashion. Side perk: the best parking situation of any coffee shop, ever! (No silly street parking a quarter mile away!) Don't miss: the baklatte.