The screen door came from Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Now they have expanded into Sunnyside, Queens. It's…read moreconveniently located across the Kosciuszko bridge. Their menu offers plenty of options such as Sundaes, soft serve, different flavor scoops of ice cream, blushes and etc... When I went, i ordered their twist soft serve with two toppings mixed together which is called a flurry. It was yummy. Perfect mix of flavor and texture. I picked up one of their localty stamp cards, which says a lot bc I already know I'll be back.

Came here after a nice early dinner at Sotto Le Stelle, and I'm glad we did…read more Screen Door is a quaint ice cream shop on a popular corner of Skillman. Easy to find, it's got a cute aluminum looking overhang and the obvious screen door. When we went, there was a not insignificant line, but not sooo long as to dissuade us from jumping in the que. Things moved at a reasonable pace. When you get inside, you're immediately inundated by that wonderful ice cream parlor smell. It's great. Ordering is pretty straightforward and there's a helpful board in case you're not sure what you want. Prices felt reasonable. I went for some old school vanilla while my wife did chocolate with chocolate sprinkles. The sprinkles tasted much much better than your average tough sprinkle. Hard to describe, but if you get some, you'll understand. Overall, my maybe one complaint, which is hardly a complain is that they gave me way too much ice cream for a single. I'd have been much happier (and felt way less guilt) over consuming a true single instead of the monster scoop I got. I expect this will be a huge plus for most. =) Stop by if you're in the neighborhood, I think it's a great addition to the area!

I wish I got make pictures because wow! Amazing shop, great staff and friendly ambiance. It felt…read morevery much like community, and it felt like most people knew each other there. The almond cookie was unbelievably fresh and soft, the baklava is soaked in juicy flavors and the leek pie was crispy and stuffed. Prices are extremely reasonable.

This place is a great find. We stopped by on our first evening in town and the bakery was packed…read morewith people enjoying coffee and pastries. They had a big selection and we took a slice of almond cake to go. It was fresh and tasty but not too sweet which I liked. I would recommend this place. I wanted to return for cookies but I am trying to watch my sweet intake. Laugh out loud.

If you see a long line snaking out of small Figo, don't be alarmed but go do something else for a…read morelittle bit and return. Or at least that's what we did and it worked. And it being near closing time (midnight) helped! So I actually selected sorbet instead of gelato, and the sorbets were incredible! They really capture the fruit at peak tastiness. I went with the strawberry, mango, and lemon (simply because I couldn't decide on two), and they while they were all truly exceptional, I would have to bestow upon lemon the gold. The employees were very friendly, and one even gave us a few extra samples. My companions had nothing but praise for their gelato flavors, especially the pistachio. Seek frozen refreshment from Figo posthaste!

The staff was very quick and efficient especially dealing with a small space and a large influx of…read morepeople. The Gelato was bomb.com. Right amount of sweetness and a nice variety of flavors.

Finally went back for a Cassis Cake & it's really different than the previous version (2014) &…read moreseems to have a lot of gelatin in the layers. Previously had met friends there for a pot of delicious Moroccan mint tea, mini opera cakes, and more. The not-so-nice staff member (Thursday 6pm, 7/30/2026) had trouble figuring out what I was pointing to in the case ("Cassis!"). I tried to look inside the box to check the quality after I think she got the right one. She immediately put a sticker closing it. I asked her what's the name of this cake (thinking I was ordering it wrong) was and she said "?Strawberry??" & smirked. After I paid and stepped outside, I looked in the box and the cake is nicely uneven. Went in & aked for a different piece and she wouldn't let me. I said that it was "for a birthday!" She said no and then looked slightly outside. I think the young male owner was sitting outside - probably should've asked him first. Got a Pan Suisse & that was good. The top row of Middle Eastern lavash bread & honey, French baguette sandwiches looked great. I'd like to try more, but I'm not sure if I would go back. The worker (Thursday 6pm) seemed to cater to locals - guests & their visiting parent, same dialects. Sad.

Excellent French pastries! Highly recommended! They need better tea, though. Cheap tea bags not…read moregood.

Just not worth it, even a second fruit drink. The fruit is not fresh and the only thing I enjoyed…read morewas the chocolate-flavored topping. That said, the decor is quite nice, and the seating is pleasant.

Amazing place! Our server was working so hard to manually create the soft serve with mix ins and…read moreeverything was so delicious and made with love. One serving could definitely be split between a few people!

Ever since I tried Cookies N Cream at their Greenpoint, Brooklyn location, I knew I had to check…read moreout the Forest Hills location too! Unfortunately, I didnt enjoy this location as much as Greenpoint. One thing I really liked about the Greenpoint location was that they served warm cookies, which paired nicely with the ice cream. I definitely missed that here because a warm cookies makes a difference. On the plus side, they do let you sample the ice cream flavors before deciding, which I always appreciate. I ended up going with the Cookies and ice cream combo. Another bonus is that they offer you a cash discount. So that's what I did.

The croissant was buttery, the chocolate chip cookie was thick and had the perfect texture. There…read morewas a nice little mound of chocolate in the center I think. It was the perfect balance of chocolatey, rich, and sweetness. The employee was helpful, friendly, and patient as I took a little time looking at everything. They had OPTIONS! Everything was clean. Ample seating, and I like that it was tucked in almost under teh stairs. The spot felt very cozy. I definitely plan on coming back.

I recently picked up a too good to go bag from here. The girl behind the counter was incredibly…read morenice and accommodating. I lucked out by getting four delicious muffins .

Frozen yogurt is amazing. The toppings are a hit or miss most of the time they are stale. Decided…read moreto try something new from here and got the fruit island bowl. Disappointing and Disgusting. The acai base is not even the right color it's a pale purple and goopy. I wonder what they use. I got a pinch of mango, 5 slices of banana and another pinch of granola. For the 13$ make the drive to SOBOL in Astoria it is super worth it.

Parisi Bakery is one of those rare neighborhood gems that has stood the test of time--and…read morerightfully so. I grew up with this place in Astoria and to this day, it still holds a special place in my heart (and my taste buds!). The moment you step off the N or W train at Broadway, the mouthwatering aroma of fresh bread hits you--and trust me, it's impossible not to be lured in. Even if you're just driving by, that smell will have you parking the car just to grab a piece. It's that good. This bakery is an absolute staple and continues to thrive while so many others have faded. It makes me genuinely happy to see Parisi still going strong, serving up some of the best, most authentic, fresh-baked bread in all of NYC. I've loved this place my whole life and continue to do so. Parisi isn't just a bakery--it's a part of the fabric of the neighborhood. Long live that unforgettable smell, the warmth, and the love that goes into every loaf and love shown by the family of staff to each and every person who walks in. You aren't just a customer you become family

I was in the area and wanted to get some fresh bread for my kids. I got their 7 grain loaf which…read morewas so pillowy soft, and they sliced the loaf for us. I also indulged in some of their sweets, bc when in Parisi..? Their cannoli was delicious. They stuffed the shells fresh/to order so the shells stayed crispy. Rainbow cookies were great. We got several of their biscotti cookies - not a fan. Barely any almond flavor. It was also stale and soft. Other than the biscotti mishap, the ladies at the cashier were very patient with me when I was deciding what to order and asking what were on display. Would def come back for their 7 grains loaf.