I brought my kids to Rosie's on the west side on a random Tuesday night; figuring, how busy could…read moreit possibly be on a Tuesday?! Well, the line was literally out the door at 7 PM! But honestly? The moment you walk in, none of that matters. The smell is pure bliss! You're immediately hit with the aroma of fresh cones baking, and you're surrounded by ice cream made right there. It's a small space, packed with a lot of people, but the line moved surprisingly well. The servers are extraordinarily patient and kind, which is even more impressive considering it was a hot July Tuesday. They do have a limit on samples, and I actually think that's a great thing... it keeps the line moving and makes people more deliberate about what they want to try. Once we sat down, we had some of the most delicious ice cream I've ever tasted in my life. We even took some pints home, and it was just as delicious there as it was in the shop. Completely recommend! We'll be back.

I've been wanting to try Rosie's Handcrafted Ice Cream ever since I kept seeing it all over the…read moreinternet. Then two different people recommended it to me on the same day, so I knew it was a sign and I'm so glad I went! I love that they offer multiple rotating seasonal flavors along with affordable gluten-free options. The staff was friendly and helpful, the portions were fair for the price, and the shop was very clean. They also have a cute outdoor seating area that makes it a great spot to enjoy your ice cream. And don't forget to bring your pups, they're dog-friendly too!

$10 a pint? At first you might hesitate... but that feeling disappears real fast after the first…read morebite. This homemade ice cream is next-level. The quality is incredible and the mix-ins are so generous, no skimping here. This round we tried the Orangey Eggnog Stracciatella and the Oreo Brownie Cake. Christian absolutely nailed the cozy, Christmasy vibes with the eggnog flavor. I already know I'll be craving this one every winter. And the Oreo Brownie Cake? Come on... the name alone is tempting, but it delivers. Think fudgy brownie swirls, big chunks of Oreos, and pure chocolatey goodness in every scoop. Basically heaven in a pint. Worth every single penny. And even better when you share it with someone who also has a sweet tooth.

At a Yelp Elite event at Brazen Brewing a couple years ago, I sampled a few of Living the Cream's…read moreflavors and took his card. I'll be honest, I've been putting off ordering a few pints because I didn't want to make the effort/time for picking it up. Thanks to a dear friend, a fellow Yelp Elite, I've FINALLY had the opportunity to try some pints, and holy smokes, Living the Cream is phenomenal! Note that in to order flavors, you'll want to follow "livingthecream_" on Instagram, "living_the_cream_" on Facebook, which showcases any new flavors being crafted and hosts the link to place your order. I tried two flavors: Oreo Brownie Smash and Orangey Eggnog Stracciatella. Oreo Brownie Smash is Oreo cookie ice cream with brownie batter swirls, Oreo cookies & cream cookie dough, and half-baked brownies and Orangey Eggnog Stracciatella is spiced eggnog ice cream infused with Jim Beam and Platter's dark orange chocolate stracciatella. Just. WOW! Absolutely no complaints, each was bursting with flavor and packed with so many mix-ins. I loved finding huge Oreo cookies & cream cookie dough chunks and just how chocolatey Oreo Brownie Smash was thanks to all the brownie bits swirled in. The Orangey Eggnog Stracciatella had the creamy, comforting flavor of eggnog with a nice nip of Jim Beam that let you know it was there but never overpowering. The crunchy bits of the dark orange chocolate stracciatella cut through all the creaminess, only elevating the ice cream overall. Opening both pints, I was super impressed how jam-packed they were - It took a bit of effort to get the lids off, the pint was on the cusp of overflowing! So I didn't order these pints so I can't give you the most accurate pricing info, but after trying a couple flavors, I'm happy to order a few pints myself without thinking too much about the cost. I'm really glad Living the Cream is out here, churning up amazing ice cream flavors for Buffalo! As a few other Yelp reviews mention, make a little room in your freezer and treat yo'self to a couple pints of some of the creamiest, mix-in full ice cream you'll ever have!

I'm in western New York often and sometimes at the end of my workday, I have a little time to walk…read morearound. On a sunny day there is nothing like walking down Main Street in Williamsville and trying the local cuisine. For a great after dessert, I would recommend walking down to Sweet Jenny's on Spring Street just off of Main. I've done this on many occasions and their ice cream is always a delight. There's usually a long line, but it goes really fast and the service is with a smile. I like a nice scoop of strawberry ice cream, like the one you see in the picture. As an added bonus, if you get there before 6pm, there is a comic book store inside on the upper level! I scored a Dr Strange #6 from 1974. So grab your ice cream, and sit in the shade and read your comic books to the sound of a waterfall at Glen Park located just behind Sweet Jenny's. There's nothing like it.

Our favorite ice cream shop- perfect place to get a treat and take a stroll through the park right…read moreafter. The lines may be long in the summer-but they move fast! This place is more than just an ice cream shop- it's a whole vibe.

They now offer 21 flavors of frozen yogurt! During my most recent visit, I got froyo instead of ice…read morecream, and really enjoyed it. The cost is by weight but luckily there's a price cap. It's still slightly confusing since there isn't clear signage about how everything works. There are several toppings to choose from though, including dry toppings in dispensers spread out along the wall, as well as some more toppings to the left of the ice cream, and hot chocolate and caramel at the register. Tip! Check the website because sometimes they run 1-day only promotions.

I had heard and read about small scoop size, and yes the scoop sizes are smaller than many other…read morelocal ice cream places, but the topping bar is included. It's not clear how many toppings you can add, at one point I saw up to 3 on the website but I can't find that now, and it includes hot fudge. So you can make a sundae without the normal upcharge places have for sundaes. The frozen yogurt appears to be by weight including the toppings. Ice cream was good, and getting to add hot fudge was a bonus.

The Pink Cow: Where my dessert dreams come true and my medium is actually a large…read more This charming little ice cream stand in Alden is what I imagine heaven looks like if heaven were shaped like an oversized Fotomat and served twist cones. The Pink Cow is my happy place. It's small, yes, but mighty--and filled with frozen joy and sugar-fueled chaos in the best way possible. There's plenty of outdoor seating (umbrellaed, because sunburns are rude), and ample parking for all your impulse sundae needs. For the efficient ice cream warriors among us, there's even a drive-thru. I've never used it, mostly because I live in fear of dripping soft serve into my cup holders and explaining that to my mechanic. Also? I'm a people-watcher. Give me a bench, a waffle cone, and a toddler in pajamas and cowboy boots blowing bubbles, and I'll be emotionally wrecked thinking about my grandkid on another continent. Worth every tear. Also, let's talk about my ordering process: I get a large. Then I go home and casually tell my husband it was a medium. Don't judge me, Janice, we all have our coping mechanisms and mine is portion-size denial. When my husband joins me? It's date night, baby. First, The Pink Cow. Then a romantic stroll (read: shuffle) through the Tractor Supply at the back of the parking lot, where we look at baby chicks and he buys me a sundress (See my Tractor Supply review for those details). You can keep your rooftop martinis and overpriced tapas--I'm living my best small town romance novel life, and it includes fudge swirl and farm supply fashion. So yeah, get the ice cream. Live your life. Stretch the truth about the size if you must. The Pink Cow is worth it.

A newly-released creation, The Jeff, got my attention on social media. With ALL THINGS PEANUT…read moreBUTTER, I had to try it... and it did not disappoint. They graciously swapped chocolate soft serve for vanilla, added the peanut butter sauce core, dunked it in chocolate dip then coated the outside in crushed peanut butter cups. What's not to like? Granted, it was messy to eat, but oh-so worth it.

I love everything about Antoinette's Service is always good…read moreOrder at counter, they make it while you wait then you find a booth or table Candy store is inside the icecream shop Everything is made in store In a word DECADENT!!!!

Such a cute hidden gem ! I absolutely loved the ambiance . It felt like going back to my childhood…read moreat an ice cream parlor. The walls are covered with stuffed animals you can purchase which is also very cute . The chocolate is good and well priced ! The service was also friendly and helpful !

In addition to this jewel-box location (as if you'd stepped into the 1920's), the service is…read moreexcellent, the selection is wide, and there are seasonally-appropriate greeting cards too! (Very much appreciated for those last-minute Mother's Day presents!) Parking on Main Street and in a private lot to the side of the store.

I have been going to Parkside Kandie since I was very little, the place hasn't changed much except…read morefor the prices went up a lot. I used to go in there for ice cream sundaes all the time with my mom and they were always so good and I'm sure they're still the same way. They have a nice selection of chocolates in there. They have a lot of sponge candy. Milk, chocolate, dark, chocolate, and orange sponge candy. They have tables inside so you can sit down and eat your sundae or whatever else you order. They have all different kinds of candy, not just limited to chocolate. Like I said, they are expensive, but I think that goes with any specific candy store. I wanted to buy so many things in there, but did not have the money to do it. If you've never been in there, go and look around, have a Sunday, sit down and relax, and it's nice air conditioning.

This is definitely a place that can thrive in the Clarence Hollow area . Healthy choices with Ice…read morecream for a treat afterwards . I got the Tex Mex Chicken Bowl and Chocolate Monkey Smoothie . I had a gift card so my meal was free . The nice young gentleman at the counter was working very hard, as he was taking all orders and making the food . My meal was good and healthy . If I had to be particular, I could have used some cilantro and cheese in my protein bowl and the smoothie could have used more of a peanut butter flavor . But , I guess that wouldn't be healthy , right ? My friend wasn't a huge fan of the açaí bowl - she said it was like a smoothie in a bowl with topping but wasn't satisfying . I think if they added some egg/breakfast items and some daily specials - this place could potentially be a success .

So cute, Ice cream was so good. Worker was so nice and so was the owner :)) (or who i think was the…read moreowner)