I've been visiting this great ice cream place for years, usually while vacationing, visiting family…read moreor while passing through. The people are lovely letting you sample all the delicious unique flavors like blueberry lavender or oowy gooey lemon cookies. The lemon is so refreshing and delicious! The ice cream shop itself is a step back in time. They also serve a variety of coffees. Definitely visit while in Tarrytown you will not be disappointed.

Mid-end cream, for those that are losing steam as they trek the hills of riverside Tarrytown…read more Options aplenty, will have your mind benty. But frankly, not skankly, a multitude of subdued flavor. When I'm talking cream, ya boy is talking cream. I need the cream. This is more icey than creamy. When I get a flava I want the flava. I don't know. Just not impressed with my first few visits. I don't have much else to say, but I still feel the obligation to entertain you. Integrity. Rectitude. Good guy syndrome, what do I got in store for you today? Let's go with an unrelated but kinda related hate rant. Froyo, bro. I'm done with it. I'm OUT. Froyo is just not good - sorry, not sorry. For those starved of all good in life maybe it can confuse you, but for any true sentient human being... you can't truthfully enjoy frozen yogurt. Ohhhhh but all the toppings... back up buster your breath stinks. $80 for what you can get in blizzard form from your local ice cream shop or chain? Yea ok. Grow up. No fat? Cool. What about the unhealthy tops you crop dusting fool? Go invest in a Ninja Creami instead, supreme to your in store Frozen Yogurt. I'd rather cover myself in gogurt and dumpster dive with dirty Mike and the boys than expose my brittle brain, my humbled heart and my sideway stomach to Froyo again in my life. I won't do it. I shan't. I can't. Not again. Not for you and not for me.

The two ladies that work here are amazing. They have been a fixture in my son's life for at least…read more10 years now. They remember exactly what he orders, they even remember what I order even though I don't order often. Always service with a smile and always generous servings. Simply the best Carvel franchise in Westchester.

This place is disgustingly bad. Dirty inside and out and all around. The soft ice cream is…read morebasically too soft. Feels melted Please renovate clean the place

Horrible service, my server was extremely rude and kept mocking me. The ice cream was disgusting…read moreand there was hair in it. Don't recommend.

Consistent service and great product. I get the chocolate shake w peanut butter sauce mixed inread more

I love Italian Ice. I have had a lot of it By far this is the best one.The service is great.I love…read morethe twister.

Ralph's is a good place for your sweet craving. The ice cream on the whole is at least a 4/5…read more As for the Dubai Chocolate Sundae that's being offered right now, 5/5! So goood!!!!!!! The base is vanilla soft serve, the chocolate seems like an upgrade from their chocolate hard shell. It tastes better than I remember but then again maybe Ralph's chocolate hard shell is better than the competition? Was it nutella? Was it hardshell mixed with liquified nutella? Very good. Then there is pistachio (cream?) and the phyllo dough pieces, cut strawberries (nice surprise), and what tasted like homemade whipped cream. The only thing I could say is there was very little pistachio in it. Veryyyy stingy with the pistachio part but very very very good otherwise. Even though they were nutty enough (pistachio pun?) to charge $14, I would actually get it again if I had the chance. Sadly it was pricey enough that my husband opted out of trying it so, see? Price is always important to consider. This location had the ingredients in stock for this special sundae whereas Yonkers had "no ingredients left" so I was grateful for that. If you're curious, and you like all of those ingredients, I say give it a shot!

I've been here a few times when in town and loved it. I loved that they had Italian ice and ice…read morecream and that you combine them. It's a nice little spot, especially in the summer. I remember the service always being great.

Icier than I remembered from my Philly days, but definitely rich and creamy custard…read more Kids behind the counter are pretty nice!

Wonderful bakery!!! The staff was kind and helpful with…read moreordering a cake for my coworker. The cake was beyond delicious!!! I will be going back again!!!

In response to the owners comment on my last review:…read more It's interesting to be labeled a "toxic individual" simply because I shared a negative customer service experience. That says far more about how criticism is handled than it does about me. I've read the reviews, and it's clear I'm far from the only long time customer who has had issues with the customer service. The food has never been my complaint, that's why I kept coming back for years. The service is what earns the low rating. As for the Apple Pay issue, there was no sign visible at the register where I was standing. After the cashier made such a scene, I intentionally looked around and only then noticed a handwritten sign in front of the other register, blocked by the family standing there. Meanwhile, the payment terminal itself prompted me to use Apple Pay, so naturally I assumed it was accepted. My issue was never that Apple Pay wasn't accepted. Businesses are free to choose whatever payment methods they want. My issue was being loudly scolded in front of other customers over what was clearly an honest mistake. A simple, "I'm sorry, our terminal still displays that option, but we don't accept Apple Pay. I'll refund it for you," would have resolved the situation in 30 seconds. You mentioned I should have spoken to the manager, but the cashier told me she was speaking to the manager and was on the phone with them regarding this "big issue" I created. What stands out most is that, rather than acknowledging how the situation could have been handled better, you chose to attack the customer who left feedback. Accountability goes a long way in customer service. After supporting this bakery since it opened, I've decided to take my business elsewhere. That's unfortunate, because the pastries were never the problem, the experience was.

Cookies are fine, cakes....another story. I got a chocolate…read morecake for my husbands birthday and it was the stalest, dryest, cake in the history of baking!! Biggest dissapointment ever!! The cake Looked good, but the taste and texture was a different story!! The staff is very nice and helpful so i have to give them credit for that! If you need just cookies its fine, anything else, BEWARE!!

We picked up the mini donuts on a Saturday and really enjoyed them. It's perfect to bring to…read moresomeone's house so everyone can share.

Long lines but they move fast. My entire family loves the ice cream here. An always rotating menu…read moreof flavors along with the classics means that there is something for everyone. Parking can be challenging on busy summer nights but we will usually find a spot. There are plenty of tables as customers rotate out quickly but never feel rushed.

Royalty to apparent royalty - LB came to pay his respects to the self proclaimed sir King of Kone…read more A Westchester staple for many a year, I found that I simply had to make the trip up to the boondocks of Westchester (all relative, zero disrespect.) The scenic route up adds to the mystique of what you hope to be a mystical ménage a trois of flavor, texture and relief from the great icy meal known as ice cream. It was a Sunday afternoon, in June... I lied, it was July. But it's July now? Keep up. Daunting day. The sky filled with thunder and water to wash away the spring of heat that leaped us into proper summer. Tan - looking like the man - I toss on my beater and jump in the whip with my foreman (forewoman.) We set off for our journey knowing we had a time limit - I needed to return to see the Norwegians Renaissance. The dismantling of the Joga-Bonitoless Brazilians. The beauty and cruelty of calcio. So I skip-to-the-Lou my darlings... we park in a strange parking lot and line dance our way to an ever growing crowd on a strange day and time and weather for people to be here. However, must I remind the folks... the line was full of Westchesterites crawling through a desert for a dessert. Yes you read that right. Westchester is a dessert desert. No truly top tier ice cream - all, in my experience, relatively good/great. And so, although the king karries the name... you could label me as suspicious. Exceedingly, not relatively, suspicious As the Inspector Clouseau I am, lovely weather we are having... I knew my suspicions were likely reality. It was likely that a starved civilization of Westchester, desperate for an amazing cold cream would overhype a nostalgically good option to stardom. So, my final thoughts. Is it fatal? If so... how fatal? Good question, and better answer coming... as always. Stay with me here I'm going to go rapid fire - In dire need to wrap this up. This is good ice cream. It's not great. It's not worth a 30 min drive. The price is simply outrageous. Up there with the greatest price gauges I've seen. If you want to argue there's no quality ice cream shortage in the county then tell me how in Katonah, King Kone is charging these prices? And finally, the staff here is INCREDIBLY RUDE. Read my reviews. I rarely even mention the service. But if you're the king, you better serve me like I'm a queen. This staff is disappointingly brutal. If I'm in a pinch I'll flinch before giving this place my Da Vinc. It's good. It's not a great. It's not King. It deserves its Kone but not it's Krown. I'm tickling to give this joint 3 stars for the full experience but I'll stay impartial. I'll stay real. I've give ya a good deal. A lucky 4. A clover... I'll maybe be back - but this review is over.