Delicious homemade ice cream and very friendly service. Definitely worth the drive to stock up on…read morethe ice cream. I usually stock up on a pint of orange creamsicle, but the lemon berry delight is delicious too!

Homemade ice cream is simply the best. Zeppo's recently became under new ownership and the new…read moreowner is simply delightful! This spot offers seasonal flavors and I like to try out something different each time we visit. Unfortunately, we don't get to stop by too often because we aren't close, but every time we visit my in-laws, we make the stop at Zeppo's on the way... and then on the way back home! It's open year-round, so be sure to check it out!

Went here after a great day at Stony Brook State Park on our way back to Almond, New York. I didn't…read morerealize that you could do both drive up or stand in line for ice cream. We did the drive up option. My niece enjoyed a custard twist with hot fudge. My boyfriend enjoyed the caramel peanut butter cookie dough ice cream, maybe?! I enjoyed some super chocolatey chocolate ice cream and something else that was amazing. I liked that they had the Gifford's ice cream, Perry's, and custard. So yummy and beautiful view of the Fall leaves from the parking lot. I think they forgot to give us napkins. Great ice cream! Yummy!

Walk up and drive up make this the spot for ice cream in D-ville. Long drive thru line, park and…read morewalk up. Everyone working there trying to put a few bucks in the "college fund"! Treats for dogs as well.

I really wanted to love this place, but the experience was incredibly disappointing. Both mine and…read moremy husband's ice cream orders were overstuffed into cups with unsecured lids. As soon as we picked them up, the tops fell off completely, resulting in a huge mess. We ended up covered in ice cream, with it splattered all over our clothes, our car, and the ground Yes, it was kind of funny in a "you have to laugh or you'll cry" way, but as a customer, it was an absolute disaster. We didn't even get to enjoy what we ordered because we were too busy cleaning it off ourselves and everything around us. The product itself might have been good, but it was impossible to enjoy because of how poorly it was assembled and handed off. For a place selling takeout desserts, basic things like lid security and portion control really matter. I hope this was just a one-time oversight. Please take more care with how orders are packed and presented. Customers should be able to carry their ice cream without a disaster.

Cute, local, ice cream joint. The peanut butter soft serve is a win. The hot fudge sundaes looked…read moregood too! On a quiet street with outdoor seating. Friendly and family owned.

They had a line down the street for opening day even with snow on the ground. That tells you that…read morethe ice cream is definitely worth waiting for 30 minutes in line. The staff is fast and friendly. They come right to your car to help move the line quickly on a busy night. I always have to get the homemade waffle cone but the hot fudge sundae is another favorite. My daughter is addicted to the chocolate milkshakes.

Service was quick and friendly. Ambience was classic ice shop with pink umbrellas. Ice was the…read morebest black cherry yum yum yum

Very nice place, but highly priced…read more............................................................ Coffee is too of the line quality and pets are welcomed.

Upon looking on google maps, I came across this place which I wanted to check out. Living a…read moredistance away, we decided to take a trek out to visit it for breakfast, and then take a trip to Letchworth and/or see the Dam a few miles away. Perry is this cute little town and this shop was adorable. It was clean, small, and surprisingly busy. Everyone was friendly, including the patrons and especially the owners and/or employees. I decided to get a Pistachio Latte with oat milk, which was simply awesome, whereas my wife got a Mocha coffee. We were both also fond of the danish, and the pastry was decent. Cost of the items: A Danish ($3.50), a Guava Pastry($3.50), Pistachio Latte ($7), and a Mocha Coffee ($5.50). Unlike most places, we had the option of having our drinks in either a glass cup or a to-go cup. The glass cup was nice, though I'd consider a to-go cup in the future if you want to sip and enjoy your drink while walking around town, or around Letchworth, or the Dam. This shop also sells various meats, sandwiches, salads, and various other snack items.

I wanted to love this place the moment I walked in. The atmosphere was so bright and cheery. The…read moreshop itself was adorable. Once we walked up to the counter, though, hospitality left much to be desired. I do not like giving bad reviews, and I understand that running a business is tough, but this was an eyebrow-raising experience. We were left standing at the counter for several minutes unacknowledged, despite the fact that there were two people behind the counter. No one even said "we'll be right with you." Once the woman behind the counter finally was able to help us, her entire demeanor said we were inconveniencing her. We ordered the chicken pesto panini, a bacon egg and cheese on a bagel, a blackberry lemonade refresher, and a turkey club. We did not receive a receipt and the girl walked away from the register before the transaction was even finished processing. We sat in the dining area and waited for twenty minutes. A member of our party went to politely check the status of our food since we had been waiting for some time for sandwiches. She was informed that the restaurant next door "got busy." Assumably they are sharing a kitchen? I'm not entirely sure what that meant. When we eventually received our order, the same girl who took our order brought our food. She brought out a box of napkins and silverware and threw them on the table. The food was nothing particularly special. The pesto chicken was so dry it was actually hard. The turkey club ended up just being a turkey sandwich with no bacon. The blackberry lemonade refresher tasted like sour mix. I was very disappointed in this place that I was hoping to really like. I will not go back and I will not recommend it to anyone. If a business would like to acquire patronage and keep people returning, the staff might want to treat customers like they actually want them there in the first place.

Very nice coffee shop attached to a restaurant on the main strip. Extensive coffee menu and the…read morebarista said there were more choices they couldn't fit on the menu! Great selection of pastries that I would have loved to gobble down but refrained (yay, me!). All three drinks were great, both cold & hot. I can't wait to go back to try something else.

Amazing ice cream stand!!!…read more The ice cream is phenomenal, reasonably priced, and you have a great variety of choices! Friendly staff and highly recommended!

Delicious ice cream, wonderful, prompt, and most of all polite service. In a cute little building…read morethat's been serving the community for decades. Stop in it's worth it!

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.

Their cinnamon rolls are UNREAL!! Amazing staff and generous, kind owners. Very thankful for this…read morebusiness in Geneseo. If you have a sweet tooth, this is the place to go! Love this business

Short and sweet: Best frosted cinnamon roll I've had in a long time…read more The other stuff looked fine, but don't skip the cinnamon roll...