I've been to the Charlap's in Boston quite a few times. Their homemade hard ice cream is second to…read morenone. I went to the West Seneca location last night for a sundae. I had mine with whipped cream, hot fudge and chocolate ice cream. I got it to go and the people checking out next to me commented on how good it looked. Which is funny considering it was sitting in a styroform cup. It was the greatest thing I've ever eaten. The chocolate ice cream was rich and delicious. The bottom of the cup was coated in hot fudge then dumped over the top of the ice cream. And I could've eaten an entire bowl of that homemade whipped cream. It was very light and airy. A must stop when you get a serious ice cream hankering mid winter.

It's a must to come here during the holidays for the eggnog custard--follow on social media so you…read moreknow when it's "on tap." The flavor and texture are perfection. It's also fun to wander around eyeing all the candies and chocolates... excellent gift ideas. On this visit, my daughter and I split a large Arctic swirl with brownies pieces and swapped the vanilla custard for eggnog. Best decision I've made all season, no regrets! The only tiny downside: the signs. So. Many. Signs. Rules everywhere--no ice cream in the chocolate area, carry a basket so nothing melts or breaks, no glass outside, clean your trays, etc. I get it (I, too, am a bit of a control freak), but it does start to feel like ice cream comes with a user manual. That said, clearly they've been burned before... or maybe I just recognize my own people. Either way, worth it for the custard alone. And make sure you plan to go right home. This way, you can buy some of their hard ice cream to keep in your freezer.

This place is the place the neighborhood needs. It's a great addition to hertel. The space is fun…read more And bright. And hip. The recipes are original. The problem? They've moved to digital ordering. So you don't get to talk to the person behind the counter. Now it feels more like McDonald's. Definitely not the inviting neighborhood place it used to be.

I don't want to give a bad review because the ice cream tastes great and I love the idea of this…read moreplace and will definitely be back to try something else. My husband got a cookie monster and loved it too btw. But I got The Samoan... Let me preface this critique by saying that I love coconut, real shredded coconut; toasted coconut; coconut chunks, anything coconut flavored; German chocolate cake is my favorite, etc. Churn was out of vegan coconut soft serve this night too which was sad so I had vanilla. I don't think that would have mattered though because the problem with The Samoan is the texture you get when you mix both toasted coconut and cacao nibs into ice cream. At first the texture was kind of an interesting experience and also kind of funny and then it became less and less amusing as I ate more of it. If you like eating literal mulch that tastes quite lovely get the Samoan. If not try something else.

We stopped in for our first visit on a Friday evening at six; there was an art festival in part of…read morethe parking lot, so it was a little congested. The building is an old one on Main Street, decorated in the Roycroft style and font: Minimalist and decorative. The line for ice cream moved quickly: The women behind the counter worked hard to fill orders, and most people knew what they wanted. We chose scoops of chocolate "Bada bing Bada bourbon" in a cup, and two scoops of gelato in a waffle cone. The portions were enormous! I've never seen an ice cream so large! The total was about $15 for four scoops, and a small upcharge for the waffle cone. This is great value! The flavors were so good we were already making plans to return by the time we left. A word about the layout: There are chair on the front lawn; the front porch and inside have tables and chairs. A single unisex bathroom serves everyone; in summer there can be a line. Most of the people there at that hour were young families; the strollers and prams parked near the stairs. Is there anything cuter than seeing a toddler enjoying an ice cream?

Unique flavors for reasonable prices. However, the flavors are constantly rotating and there isn't…read morea way (or an accessible way) to know what flavors they currently have. We made the trip out to try it for the first time and weren't really interested in any of the flavors. Secondly, they don't sell plain chocolate or vanilla or any soft serve, so if you don't like any of the unique flavors, there's nothing plain to choose instead. A nice place, but probably won't be coming back unless I happen to pass by since it's not worth making the trip and risking not liking the flavors.

This was amazing. I had the pistachio custard. They only have a select amount of flavors they make…read moreeach day or you can get the premade pints. The flavor was impeccable and it wasn't overly sweet. Definitely worth the try while in town. A small was almost $6. There is some seating around outside or in the park across the street. The staff are young and decently friendly.

Nice local spot for homemade custard!! I love coming here when I am back in town…read more The sundaes are HUGE! They could easily be split between two people in my opinion. The employees here work really fast and have great service. Deducting a star because of the AI slop menu. Please just use canva

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 !

Best hot fudge sundae hands down! Homemade ice cream, unbelievable homemade whipped cream and the…read morebest homemade hot fudge there is! Great candy shop atmosphere. Great people providing great service and fair prices. Tons of parking too!

Ice cream for dinner? Yes, please!…read more Condrell's has been a neighborhood staple since my childhood and the quality has never wavered. You simply cannot beat the sundaes here. The sauces are all homemade and in my opinion, they're really the star of the show. If you want to go all out you can get the "king's portion" double scoop sundae, but I appreciate that they also serve single scoop "queen's portions" for a slightly lower cost. The staff are always friendly and efficient, willing to make modifications so that you can craft the ice cream of your dreams. Worth noting is the very silly water station near the front door. Condrell's has always served tiny glasses of water, which is now offered in Dixie cups that you fill yourself. If you're trying to stay super hydrated these baby sized cups aren't going to meet your needs, but I have come to expect them and think they add to the charm of the venue.

I have drove by here, only a couple of times, but have been curious about it due to its awesome…read moreexterior! I had to pick up an order for someone and instantly became a customer ... First of all, all the ladies working were very friendly! Kindness always goes a long way for me! Also with the orders I picked up, there was a little wait, because they truly make things fresh! I was really blown away by the assortment of Easter chocolate! I mean almost every theme you can think of, they have chocolate to represent it! I had to hold myself back from muting myself an amazing purse and high heel made of chocolate! All of my exclamation points are totally relative to my amazement lol (I am also thinking of Elaine Benes right now for any fellow Seinfeld fans). What I did buy was a giant music note of chocolate for my son's Easter basket .. he makes music and I am excited to give him this... And to mention: although the largest variety was milk chocolate, there is plenty of dark chocolate and white chocolate available too! I will update my review when I come back to try a dessert one of these days!

Ice cream sizes are huge! So many amazing flavors! Over 60 different flavors of Perry's!read more

ORDER A BABY. This is a baby sundae. I tried to use a nickle for scale but it isn't doing it…read morejustice. It's huge. Billy Fucillo level 'Hugeeee'. My fiance ordered a small and immediately said 'Is that mine?!' Yes sir. Mistakes were made. Always delicious and always massive and finally an ice cream spot I like to go back to because the value for the money is amazing. But don't forget, if you only want a small, order a baby!!!

Pictured: Shirley Temple ice cream…read more BuffaliciousBites gives Millie's Homemade Ice Cream 5 stars!

My husband and I are both gluten and mostly dairy free so we were happy they had options - we just…read morewish they would also have gluten free cones, so we got our ice cream in a dish. We tried the dairy free brownie batter gelato and the dairy free pina colada gelato. Both were tasty and smooth. We disagree with the other reviews here - there's nothing dirty here - I even used the rest room and was pleasantly surprised that it was clean - and believe me I am a tough critic when it comes to a restaurant rest room. The dining area is cute and clean and the service was with a smile. Very friendly and helpful. The one star off is because I'd like a gluten free cone added to the menu. We will be back when we're craving some dairy free gelato.