Service was quick and friendly. You walk up to window and place your order…read more I had the vanilla abs chocolate twist soft serve. Creamy and delicious! The prices are also fare for the serving amount. A must stop if you're in the area.

Wow, incredible flavors at also an incredible price! Ordered two (2) mixed softee's: a medium…read morevanilla/chocolate and a large vanilla/blackberry which weighed at least 2 and 3 lbs, respectively. This nostalgic ice creamatory with 65+ Watkins Glen years of existence is a must stop, especially after a 4-mile gorge hike.

The shop itself was warm and welcoming and the store owner was our server! When we asked for…read morerecommendations he jokingly said: "I made them all! Their all my babies!" With that said, I just chose what I felt attracted to: the coffee gelato. It tasted like a sweet cup of coffee! I think I would have enjoyed it more if the texture was less icy! My friend got the salted caram flavor and the texture was great, but, the flavor was a little too sweet for me! I think any with a sweet tooth and a soft spot for caramel would go crazy for it!

Simple gelato and espresso bar. Unfortunately during my visit everything was disappointing. Their…read morecooler was broken so the attendant had to "go to the back" for each scoop. ( long delay) I ordered a lemoncello which when presented was a sherbert and not gelato. I ordered a latte with whole milk. The attendant had only 1% (awful) and pointed that out while he was mid steam. It might be ok on another occasion but I left feeling less than Meh.

Fantastic custard and duck eggs - plus a full working duck farm…read more Don't miss the Cookies & Cream and Strawberry Rhubarb flavors. Oh - and the super fresh house-made waffle cone is worth $1.25. Every time we visit this area, we visit Spotted Duck. Note - they close daily from 5 - 6 PM for a dinner break.

Spotted Duck Creamery came highly recommended, yet it still managed to surprise us in the best…read morepossible way. Imagine asking, "What would an ice cream stand be like if it were crossed with a fine FLX winery in a beautiful farm setting?"--that's exactly the vibe here. Elevated, serene, and absolutely delicious. The facility and grounds are immaculate, with a peaceful, pastoral atmosphere that makes you want to linger. The staff was warm and welcoming, and they generously offered samples so we could explore the flavors before committing (dangerous, because they're all incredible). We ultimately chose three flavors: * Cookie Monster (Real Cookies & Cream) -- Their take on cookies & cream is next‑level. It's built on their handcrafted vanilla cream base and loaded with hearty chunks of their own legendary chocolate chip cookies. Think of an ice cream sandwich turned inside out--rich, decadent, and deeply satisfying. * Fleur Bleu -- A gorgeous blend of local organic blueberries, subtle French lavender, and their classic vanilla cream. It's delicate, floral, and beautifully balanced. This one kept us slowing down each bite just to savor the nuance. * Ditch Mint Chip -- Made with hand‑picked fresh mint and dark chocolate chips. Bright, refreshing, and leagues above the artificial mint flavor you get elsewhere. It was excellent, though admittedly overshadowed by the other two standouts. The frozen custard itself is among the best we've ever tasted--rich, creamy, and unbelievably smooth thanks to their signature use of local duck eggs. Even the vanilla base was a sleeper hit, with a depth of flavor you don't expect until it hits you. The setting is perfect for a Finger Lakes outing. Whether you're spending the day visiting wineries, hiking the gorges and waterfalls, or just exploring the region, you need to make this a stop on your route. It's one of those places that elevates your whole day. A truly special spot. We'll be back.

Not open during hours listed on Facebook. The property seems shut down completely. You are…read moreessentially driving onto someone's driveway and what used to be the shop looks like an building with the signage torn down.

Lavender farm? What is a lavender farm? We were intrigued. Plus, they had put their business…read morecards all over Seneca lake(wineries, and our B&B) so we stopped. Slightly weird set up, with making us basically climbing up the hill in the backyard of a house. In we walked in and met Claire. We never really got the answer to our only question, about the lavender, but she pointed out that we walked through the "field" of lavender bushes, aka about twenty of them, but they were not in season. Having learned she just opened less than a month prior, there was still some clinks to work out. Her shop was a bit of a mix of a few things. First there was a case of chocolates. Next to that there was a few keurigs that was the coffee and tea the shop offered. On the other side there was a mix of little NYC-ish shop nick-nacks. So we tried out her candy, said to be shipped in from NYC. We got 6 pieces, and the flavors sounded good. After leaving, we tried them out, and not really blown away. Just ordinary, gourmet chocolate. Still intrigued by what this lavender farm actually offers though.

Cute little ice cream stand with parking in a lot on the side. They have a ton of different flavors…read moreof soft serve as opposed to just the traditional chocolate and vanilla, which I so appreciate as a soft serve lover. I went for cake batter and my husband ordered a chocolate cone dipped in cherry. The cones were so messy but it was good! Took a minute for them to come out but there was only one girl working inside at the time as far as we could tell. A nice little stop for ice cream. Thank you, Village Soft Serve!

Nice place to grab an ice cream right off of the main street! They have so many flavors to choose…read morefrom for mixing into a chocolate or vanilla base. There are a few covered benches outside by where you order. Our server was friendly enough. We only paid $12 for two smalls and a kiddie with gummy worms!

Amazing old school (Established in 1950) ice cream parlor. Tons of different homemade ice cream…read moreflavor options. If you are in the area this is a must stop.

Heard good things about Seneca Farms and stopped by when driving through for the holiday weekend…read more The menu had a lot of great options and decided on the chicken with mac and cheese. The chicken was so good and the batter was light and crunchy. Afterwards had to try the ice cream as well and got one of my favorite flavors, black cherry which was perfect on a hot day!

Best chipwich I've ever had! The ice cream is very smooth and delicious. I'd definitely recommend…read morestopping by. You can get a cone, dish, sundae, or a pint to go!

Have liked this place in the past and is often a stop on the way from Honeoye Falls to to…read moreCanandaigua, but today hit differently. I got the Chocolate Lovers hard ice cream with chocolate sprinkles and it was to die for. I'm not even sure what little extra chocolate bits and crunchies were in it, but it was delicious!! And the single scoop size was very generous, enough to share!

Cute bakery and cafe on Main Street. The style is very old fashioned and creates a classy vibe…read more Shop is small so it felt a little cramped with how busy the shop was during our visit. We went on the 4th of July and the shop was open until the parade ended. It was nice to grab some tasty drinks and baked goods for the parade. We enjoyed the iced tea, molasses cookie, chocolate chip cookie, and huge confetti cupcake. Everything was perfect! average pricing; for the 4 items paid 16 dollars which is pretty good for how large the baked goods were.

The owner was pretty unfriendly and seemed put out when I asked her for a receipt…read more I purchased 2 gluten free brownie cupcakes and my friend got a blueberry scone - she said it was just okay. My husband said the cupcakes were good. Based on the attitude of the owner I wouldn't go back.