This place is very cute and definitely in fruit/farm country! It is convenient too, especially…read morecoming from Rochester via the Parkway to Lakeside/Point Breeze exit. It's mere minutes away. The place is organized and neat. The fresh fruits, baked goods, local-made maple syrups, jams and salsa along with an assortment of vegetables are arranged in a colorful and appealing manner. The staff was very busy yet friendly. The ice cream shop is located on the side of the building with covered picnic tables to enjoy your ice cream. There's also a child's play area in the rear of the building.

was the smallest piece of fish on a fish sandwich i every had very disappointed.service was very…read moreslow. the ice cream was excellent .

We visited Harris Farms just for their ice cream stand which is a walk up window on the right hand…read moreside. There are picnic tables to the right side of the window in the lawn for seating. It was raining when we visited so we took our sundaes to go. The staff was friendly and efficient. They happily answered the questions we had prior to ordering. We both ended up ordering peanut butter sundaes made with hard ice cream of our choice. He opted for peanut butter cup and I chose queen of hearts. Both were dressed with peanut butter sauce & hot fudge, pretty much "crusted" with smashed peanut butter cups and topped off with whipped cream and a cherry. The cost came to just under $14. It was a perfect after dinner treat and helped to brighten a rainy day!

What a cute place for flowers, baked goods and ice cream! Definitely a place to stop while you are…read moregoing for a drive.

Stopped in for ice cream after dinner. Friendly staff. Servings sizes were big. Prices have gone…read moreup, but quality of custard/ice cream is very creamy. Will stop in again!

The owners are always contemplating religion. As in, "Esther really a god, or isn't there?" I can't…read moreanswer that question for them, but I can say thay if you want Ice Cream in Brockport, this is a good place to come. I was here just a couple of weeks before I wrote this review. I checked in. I took pictures. Closed all winter, and very busy with long lines all summer, their custard tastes good - but it won't completely blow you away like LuGia's, Abbott's and such. It's well worth a try, but I wouldn't give it more than a 4. The prices are fantastic though, and some of the concoctions that people were ordering and enjoying were both elaborate and exciting. It's out in the country in a lovely big brown barnhouse, literally. You've never seen an ice cream store like this before. Come and check it out.

Delicious!! I have no idea how they flavour the soft serve but it was great! I had butter pecan in…read morea waffle cone, my GF had a double scoop of chocolate peanut butter in a cup. All in $10!

Excellent ice cream at excellent prices! Order at the window then sit outside and enjoy. Only open…read moreduring the warmer months. But definitely a great place to grab a scoop!

Great local place to grab ice cream with the family. They serve Gifford's ice cream, which is…read moredelicious, and a nice change of pace from all the places around here that serve Perry's. The prices and servings are reasonable. The kiddie size is perfect - plenty to get a good taste without becoming completely stuffed. The folks working there are always attentive and polite. They have plenty of tables to sit at on the lawn out front. My only criticism is that the oat milk ice cream flavor doesn't seem to rotate often.

Kids have fun here and enjoy the days of spring local. Support our local community and businesses…read moreand especially our farmers.

They offer U-Pick strawberry picking, Blueberries, Cherries, Blackberries. They also offer…read moresandwiches and ice cream sundaes for dining in during the spring, summer and autumn seasons

Delish! Couldn't decide which flavor to order so we got the flight which included 5 scoops for $5!…read moreBlack raspberry, caramel apple , salted caramel pecan, cherry almond, graham cracker and coconut cream pie. It was devoured in minutes. If I lived here we would be regulars. So next time you're cruising around the jello museum stop in to Cruiser's next to BK and you won't be disappointed

Was looking for a place to get drunk. Came here. Thought it was called "Boozers." Ended up with…read moreamazing ice cream instead. What to get: Any of their incredible homemade ice cream flavours What else: The ice cream is homemade Anything else: Did I mention before, it's homemade? Was looking for a place to get the sh** beaten out of me. Came here. Thought it was called "Bruisers." Ended up with sensational ice cream instead. Here's the thing. A lot of ice cream places around here serve up Perry's. It's a local corporation that fills grocery stores with its signature flavours. It's pretty average, at best, although people in WNY seem to like it. But if you're going to go to an ice cream parlour and actually pay for an ice cream, why should it be the same sh** you get in the grocery store? Cut out the middle woman and get it right from the store, save some money. And yet most parlours in these parts do exactly that: buy Perry's from Wegmans or Tops, then sell it at a massive mark-up. I refuse to give those sorts of parlours more than a 4, and I usually give less. Then every now and again you find a gem. Cruiser's is that gem. Not a lot of people drive through LeRoy, NY these days, since most are on the pay-for-play Thruway I-90. But if you were to come East from Rochester on 490, and instead of entering the I-90, you just keep on going , you will soon be in LeRoy, named after a girl named Jennifer LeRoy, maybe. And here in LeRoy, tucked away and hidden on the main street west of the town, is Cruiser's. And it's the homemade ice cream you dreamed of. Was looking for a place to sit around and be pathetic. Came here. Thought it was called "Losers." Ended up with phenom ice cream instead. Owned by Eddie from Eddie And The Cruisers, and also a manufacturing plant for Cruise Missiles and the Cruise Control feature on cars, not to mention a shrine to the great funny-running 5-foot-4 bastion of Scientology, Tom Cruise, this little parlour is as good as any famous one with 1,000 reviews that you've tried in any of the big Yelp cities. I recommend the coffee mocha, the coffee bean, the bananas foster, and any other flavour they recommend. So, so, so deliciously good. It's a tragedy that it's not more popular and beloved with the kids of the region. A lot of people go to the Perry's places because those people are suckers for brand names and don't understand the concept of homemade and local ice cream. Anyone can sell buckets of Perry's. The woman at Cruiser's was telling me how, because they cost a few cents more than the Perry's places (because they make all their own sh** and don't even make much of a profit on it), people complain about the prices. The prices are dirt cheap! The portions are enormous! And some people just don't get it. Do yourself a favour and get down to Cruiser's and try the ice cream. Thanks. But yeah. Was looking for a place to sleep with someone. Literally. Came here. Not literally. Thought it was called "Snoozers." Ended up with yummmmy ice cream instead.

A sweet little spot with a lot of variety. They have an excellent selection of custard and hard ice…read morecream with non dairy items. Each week they serve a different treat. Great little place and affordable.

Ice cream is very good. Staff is friendly. Portions are great. Out in the middle of nowhere but…read moreworth the stop

Nice location with a wide variety of ice cream flavours. Inexpensive, quick service, neat looking…read moredecor.

Appears to have shut down. It has not been open once, as of mid-june. A real shame as it was one…read moreof the last, old school, ice cream parlours

Yay for Boone & Crockett's! This diner opens at 5 AM which affords (hungover?) fisherman the…read moreopportunity to snag some breakfast before heading out at 6:30 AM on Lake Ontario to fish. B & C's is a typical diner that serves breakfast and lunch. It sits on the shore of Lake Ontario surrounded by docks and fishing boats. The weather on Lake Ontario during our August 2017 fishing trip was dicey. We were antsy while waiting to see if our Captain was taking us out to fish on our last day so we headed to Boone and Crockett's for a quick breakfast. We were surrounded by fishermen waiting for the weather reports... the diner was packed and everyone was friendly! The diner has normal breakfast fare: pancakes, bacon, sausage, eggs, hash browns, toast, coffee, juice, etc. I had scrambled eggs, wheat toast, bacon and coffee. The eggs were excellent (I like my eggs buttery - not dry) - they were delicious! My husband and his friend had eggs over-easy, hash browns, sausage, toast, and coffee. Everyone enjoyed their meals! Our waitress was also super friendly (she must be a morning-person). A local wood-carving artist has a giant wooden octopus (with an eye made out of a glass cabinet knob) suspended from the ceiling next to our table... it is amazing!

Great food, clean and great service. We went for breakfast after reopening for this season and we…read morewere happy with everything. Just wish there was more space.