Great service, timely service and tasty Vegan Black raspberry flavor with cone and cup.read more

Having grown up on Breyer's, Sealtest and Friendly's the gourmet "artisanal" ice cream phenomenon…read moreis definitely intriguing. Yes, these gourmand-centric shops are heavy on the cream and specialize in exotic flavor combinations that would never cut in a random supermarket. So, while my companions were off getting their icy Kale and Caviar freak on (kidding... but you get the point) my rather pedestrian Cherry Vanilla scoop was definitely "fine" but had me wondering why it was worth a king's ransom. I don't believe that I'm allowed to ask such things under penalty of exile to the nearest supermarket freezer case. Four pedestrian stars.

If you're looking for a unique dessert spot in Rockland, Robins Creamery is absolutely worth the…read morevisit. The combination of ube and matcha is unbelievably creamy, smooth, and rich without being overly sweet. The ube has that perfect nutty vanilla-like flavor with a deep, authentic taste, while the matcha is earthy, bold, and balanced beautifully. Swirling the two together makes every bite even better. What really stands out is the texture it was light, fluffy, and silky soft serve that melts perfectly. The flavors taste fresh and premium, not artificial at all. The presentation is also gorgeous, making it almost too pretty to eat. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staffs make the experience even better. They also serve bubble milk teas, Dubai chocolate cup and more!! They even have a pretty mirror to take picture with

Robin's Creamery was a bit of a letdown this time around…read more When we walked in, there was only one person working and we waited at least 10 minutes while he prepared just a few drinks. Not really sure why it took that long, but it was definitely frustrating just standing there. We eventually ordered four cones (ube and matcha)...and giving credit where it's due, the ice cream itself is still very good. It's creamy, flavorful, and consistent with what we had on a previous visit. That said, the portions felt off this time. The cones didn't seem as full, and what really stood out was that each one had a noticeable hollow center -- almost like the middle was missing. Sign. For $9 a cone, that just shouldn't happen. Last time I was here, it felt like a 5-star spot. This visit? Not there at all. Still good ice cream, but between the wait and the portion issues, it didn't live up to the price.

The businesses name truly reflects the product. The ice cream here is very creamy. My wife loved…read morethe pistachio and my butter pecan was good. The ice cream is a bit pricy but. Given the location and view of the river while u eat ur ice cream, it's not unfair.

Piermont Creamery !!!!…read more A good reason to visit the Piermont Pier just for this !!!! 2 scoops or 3 scoops !!!!! Get the Honey Ginger !!!! Sweet enough with a hint of ginger. Matcha is also very good along with the black sesame that we tried today.

The manager, Amelia, is incredible. Super kind, quick, and patient! I def recommend coming to Cone…read morezone!

Best tasting ice cream in the county. I've been going to…read morethis place since the very first week they opened. There's no aftertaste to their ice cream like a lot of the other ice cream places in the county. Service is good, but sometimes the portions can be a little inconsistent, but that also usually depends on who's serving. It doesn't happen often though. The place is a little small inside, but they have chairs and tables to enjoy your treat outside. It may not be all perfect, but I will take their ice cream over anyone else's.

I took my kids here to try it once more, and only sticking with hard ice cream. All of us are…read moreaverse to ordering soft serve here as we don't want to be disappointed with the portion. The Mint Ting a Ling and Cotton Candy are great choices for hard ice cream. We were all pleased after this last visit. The kid serving us was friendly and his cone creations were satisfying. Prices now are probably more closely aligned with other ice cream parlors these days, but bring cash. The parking here can be tight, so I'd you want to try it, I suggest going at an off time... And sticking with hard serve!

Delicious and the ice cream made me feel all the nostalgia. The property also felt like an old…read moreschool ice joint. I got a vanilla soft serve in a waffle cone with rainbow sprinkles and a cup of rainbow sprinkles on the side. The on the side sprinkles was like big condiment cup which impressed me. The ice cream was so delicious. The safe as well was so nice and cheery. The place was also packed. I will say the cone I got was almost $8 (likely due to the waffle cone) which is kind of steep for soft serve ice cream but everything is expensive these days so I'm not knocking them for it. Also this ice cream was everything and then some to me so I would happily go back and pay that price again. Will definitely be frequenting this place all summer because it truly made me the happiest.

Go elsewhere for cakes. Anywhere else. I knew to double-check with someone in person that a cake…read morelisted as available to order online was actually available. It wasn't. Ordered something simple- I thought- and left with zero expectations. What I just picked up for my daughter's birthday met every one of my zero expectations and there's nobody available to fix it and no time left to get another one. I thought of picking up a cake in the display but they were the same exact ones from earlier in the week so hard pass on freezer-burned cake. Somehow the cake decorator (who I'm told is new) interpreted the accent colors of pastels in purple, blue, and orange as a horrible mix of all three. The result is an off-putting brown and green with flashes of traffic cone orange. Not pastels. The actual lettering, which was supposed to be blue and is, in fact, black looks like a child's craft and the ice cream cones on top are just sad. I've scribbled out the name in the picture and it's almost an improvement. Expensive lesson learned. This "masterpiece" which is a very small size was $35. Edited to add 1 star. The cake itself was good and my daughter happy to have an ice cream cake for her birthday.

Got ice cream today at the Orangeburg, NY location to celebrate good report cards and was extremely…read moredisappointed in both the poor quality of the ice cream (all 4 orders, different flavors, were freezer burned and many flavors were out) AND the poor service. In addition to being incredibly slow, the woman helping us screwed up 2 of the 4 orders. And my daughter's first choice (a 31 below) was not possible because of a broken machine. This is probably the 10th time we have not been able to get a 31 below here, whether because of the machine, a lack of ingredients, or a lack of skill in knowing how to make one. It's also rare to be served in a timely fashion. We will be looking elsewhere for ice cream in the future.

Came here with family for brunch based on a recommendation, so expectations were a bit high going…read morein. First impressions were solid. The space is bright, clean, and very spacious. It looks like they are doing some work near the lobby area, possibly weather related, but it did not take away from the experience. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted right away. The staff was friendly across the board and our server Emma was great. She checked in often and made sure we were good. Even though we ordered at different times, the food still came out relatively quick. Now onto the food. We had two Godfather omelettes with home fries. They were okay, but mine lacked flavor and the hash browns were overcooked. The potato skins with bacon were good, but also a bit overcooked. The standout for me was the breakfast egg rolls. Stuffed with Taylor ham, egg, and cheese, they were juicy, crispy, savory, and loaded with gooey cheese. Easily the best thing I had. We also had the bacon egg and cheese biscuit sliders, which I was told were good. The fish and chips, on the other hand, did not hit. It was greasy, heavily breaded, and the fish was mushy inside. The fries had a slightly off taste, though not terrible. I also had an espresso martini. It was decent, not the best I have had, but still enjoyable. Overall, the experience was good. Friendly service, a clean and comfortable space, and some strong menu items mixed with a few misses. I would come back to try more, especially the Bandito Burrito, Latin Steak and Eggs, buttermilk pancakes, short rib and egg tacos, Mexicali skillet, Cuban breakfast, cheesy bacon tots, Irish Dream coffee, and Pirate's rum punch. And definitely those breakfast egg rolls again.

Shrinkflation is the new name of the game here from my experience over the past couple of months!…read more $14.95 for 2 scrambled eggs, home fries, toast, and 2 sausage links. 1. The new sausage links are significantly smaller than they used to be. 2. You're never going to get 2 eggs. It always looks like a bit more than 1 egg when scrambled, portions are horrible. 3. Home fries are dry and bland. 4. I don't even think they really butter the toast anymore either. This weekend 3 adults and 1 child eating sliders, 2 burgers, an adult shake and a kids shake came to $100. When eating I asked the waiter if I could get a slice of onion for my burger, he told me it would be $1 extra. I said "oh I think you misheard me, can I just get a few pieces of raw purple onion for my burger, nothing fancy?" Nope, after speaking to manager they now want 55 cents for a slice of a vegetable on the burger! I jokingly asked "How much for the entire onion?" They responded that they won't sell an entire onion. And remember when you would get a burger deluxe and there would be a bunch of french fries on your plate, not anymore here. Now they put a small handful of french fries in a small metal cup on your plate, maybe 20 medium fries. Now it's $1.00 for a slice of cheese and 75 cents for lettuce and tomato. So now it's $15.95 for a cheeseburger with a few french fries, an onion ring, cole slaw, and pickles. They won't charge you for an extra pickle slice yet, so at least I could eat a few pickle spears with our $100 burgers. Also, $3.25 for a seltzer?!! This place is crazy! I wonder how many times the topic of charging for ketchup, salt & pepper came up b/c that's next I fear! The prices go up, the portions get smaller, and we get nickel and dimed for every little thing. So I left a significantly smaller tip, if I'm going to get cheaped out on every little thing then I'm going to start doing it too. If prices increase by 20% and portions decrease by 20% and service decreases then that's where I'm going to find my savings. Sorry to say, this is our new reality.

I've been visiting this great ice cream place for years, usually while vacationing, visiting family…read moreor while passing through. The people are lovely letting you sample all the delicious unique flavors like blueberry lavender or oowy gooey lemon cookies. The lemon is so refreshing and delicious! The ice cream shop itself is a step back in time. They also serve a variety of coffees. Definitely visit while in Tarrytown you will not be disappointed.

Mid-end cream, for those that are losing steam as they trek the hills of riverside Tarrytown…read more Options aplenty, will have your mind benty. But frankly, not skankly, a multitude of subdued flavor. When I'm talking cream, ya boy is talking cream. I need the cream. This is more icey than creamy. When I get a flava I want the flava. I don't know. Just not impressed with my first few visits. I don't have much else to say, but I still feel the obligation to entertain you. Integrity. Rectitude. Good guy syndrome, what do I got in store for you today? Let's go with an unrelated but kinda related hate rant. Froyo, bro. I'm done with it. I'm OUT. Froyo is just not good - sorry, not sorry. For those starved of all good in life maybe it can confuse you, but for any true sentient human being... you can't truthfully enjoy frozen yogurt. Ohhhhh but all the toppings... back up buster your breath stinks. $80 for what you can get in blizzard form from your local ice cream shop or chain? Yea ok. Grow up. No fat? Cool. What about the unhealthy tops you crop dusting fool? Go invest in a Ninja Creami instead, supreme to your in store Frozen Yogurt. I'd rather cover myself in gogurt and dumpster dive with dirty Mike and the boys than expose my brittle brain, my humbled heart and my sideway stomach to Froyo again in my life. I won't do it. I shan't. I can't. Not again. Not for you and not for me.

Loved the smash burger here. Tried the pile up. Fast service. No line on a Sunday at 12:30!…read moreAmbience is chill. The guys were the best!

After a long day of hiking this was a great place to stop and grab a burger. They have great food…read moreat a great price! You can see the the staff grill the patties and make the burgers fresh as soon as you order. This is an outdoor only dining. And it gets crowded quickly so while theres plenty of parking, it can fill up quick. All dining is outdoor on the terrace. Definately recommend this place if you ever around the giant stairs of palisades.

(Red Hill Cafe) Fantastic Ice Cream. Had the Almond Joy and the medium was the perfect amount…read more Reasonably priced too. Perfect stop on the way back from a hike on Bear Mountain.

Great ice cream. You can tell it is homemade! There is a…read morenice area to sit and enjoy eating your ice cream