This place is not bad. I remember getting an icecream cake here before and it tasted good. Also got…read moresome icecream items (not pictured) that were good enough to be called a proper icecream shop..however the prices just don't justify it for me. It's not something I will get ALL the time, for some reason when they make the cone it's very slanted/crooked and it's not as much icecream as you would get from a truck in my opinion. The bowls of icecream are crazy expensive, when you build your own waffle bowl. They also sell fresh popcorn and nachos. It also gets VERY crowded and it's almost impossible to move around in there, they have kiosks that you can order from so you don't have to wait in line, which is nice.

The ice cream was excellent The service is amazing…read more The ambiance is cool I would highly recommend it To ice lovers But be aware of that there limited sitting room inside due to it being a small shop

I am over 10 year custom with sweet Dynasty. Their ice cream is amazing and the flavors very good.read more

The lady working there had way better customer service than her male counter part. He was rude af!…read more Love all the Asian flavors here. I find their green tea ice cream a bit too chalky but the black sesame and milk tea was delicious. I'm still glad mom&pop shops like this still exist.

Banana milk latte!!!! This was insanely good and perfectly sweet. The owner was so cool too and…read moreeven tops off the latte with fresh banana slices. The espresso was super smooth and balanced out with just a touch of honey for the ultimate sip anytime of day. You can order at the kiosk or at the counter outside only as there's no interior store front but they're opening one soon! Can't wait to check it out and try some of their pastries as well

As an avid visitor to Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Prospect Park, I'm always looking to dine…read moresomewhere new and don't mind walking off the beaten path. When I do this; I usually find " buried restaurant treasure". On a recent visit to Prospect Park, I decided to try a different place and got off the B16 at Caton and Coney Island Avenue. The place: Lark Cafe. I was in a mood to cheat and have a toasted wheat bagel with scallion cream cheese and a Chai. I got almost everything, except, wheat was sold out and chose sesame bagel. As I waited, I wanted to check out the adjoining ice cream shop that sells Jane's ice cream, made in the heart of the Hudson Valley. I will return for a future cheat. Jane's is known for popular flavors as Killer Chocolate, Blue Zoo, Unicorn Cake. My order was ready and one bite of the bagel: heaven! The bagel was toasted to perfection and the scallion cc was delicious. And what a generous schmear! The Chai was light and frothy. As I devoured, patrons around me were typing on their computers enjoying Stumptown coffee and iced tea. LC offers a variety of tasty options: whitefish on a bagel, smoked salmon, cheddar chive biscuits, tea bread, croissants, doughnuts.. The ambience is relaxed and there is a book nook if you need a good read. Lark also hosts private events and for families there are sing along and story times. The service is kind and my bagel was absolutely made with TLC. I left Lark happy and walked straight to Prospect Park. Off the beaten path is always full of nice surprises! "We believe in the power of kindness and of little deeds that make a person's day. We believe in community and creativity. We believe in indulgence and enjoyment. We believe in relaxing and reviving. We believe in good business and good people."- Lark Take B16 Lefferts Garden Bound and get off on Caton Avenue and Coney Island Avenue, @5 minute walk.

I didn't go to Lark Cafe physically but instead ordered from UberEats & was not disappointed. I…read moreordered the lox bagel & it was great- enough lox at a solid price as well. I also got the kale salad & was pleasantly surprised with it- it is hard to make kale taste good but this place successfully managed to do so. The roasted chickpeas & feta was a nice touch. On top of that, the tahini dressing complemented it well. I'd definitely go to this place again.

Been here a few times during the summer. There is always a crowd here getting some custard. I…read morereally like the cones, they are HUGE so it's definitely enough. I am not 100% sold on custard over ice-cream as custard is a bit more airy, but it is still really good quality. Their gelati is super tasty as well. However, they are pretty pricey. They have a different menu every time so if you are a creature of habit and like some of their unique flavors, they may not have them every time, and I don't believe they are open during winter.

I've been wanting to try the Gelati for four years and finally got tried. The Chocolate Custard and…read moreGreen Apple Ice was the perfect combination of flavors. The custard was creamy without being too heavy. The service was quick, and this location was conveniently next to the train station. There wasn't any seating, so this was a grab and go situation.

This place is EXTREMELY RACIST and HOSTILE to anyone non jewish, despite them having ethnic…read moreworkers. The jewish customers that stay here LOVE LOVE LOVE to stare anyone of colour down, i am brown, could you imagine how hard they would stare at anyone black? There is a cow shaped chair that is meant to be sat on, we were kicked off, but the Hasidic kids were not. The vibe is beyond hostile, i simply cannot explain just how much. There was a radius around me that no jewish person in the building would even dare to approach even if it was life threatening. The stares you get is constant and never ever will you have an experience from them that isn't different. They are literally bordering a brown community and they still act like this. They have an extensive smoothie and ice cream collection, it's pretty cheap i'd say, they used to have free chocolate chips.

9/29/22 The first thing I noticed about Ice Cream House is…read morethat they have parking spots in front of the shop. That's a rarity in Brooklyn. The inside has a very cute decor. Bright and colorful. There is an adorable ice cream truck parked between the entrance and the dining area. You can order electronically from tablets that are conveniently placed along the queue area. I ordered the nachos. The chips were nice and crispy. I requested cheese. It was very liquidy, cool, and had a thick skin covering the top. I also ordered some salsa for an additional $2. This was even colder and had a sweetness to it. Both of these were not the greatest nacho dipping sauces but this is an ice cream house after all. I would still go back to try some of their ice cream or smoothies. This is a great place for dates, kids, or families.

This place is a hidden gem! When Cee and I were walking around in the area we decided to stop here…read moreto get a quick treat. There was so much to choose from. I ended getting the large Italian ice which had three scoops for less than $5. Cee got the ice cream and loved it. They couldn't stop talking about how great the ice cream was. Unfortunately, the ice cream spot doesn't have any outdoor seating and it's more of a hole in the wall and can get very crowded easily. We will visit again if we are in the area.

Cute and unexpected ice cream parlor we encountered on a walk around our airbnb neighborhood. It's…read morelocation near a playground was ideal, especially since there isn't any indoor or outdoor seating. They had a nice assortment of hand dipped ice cream flavors and Italian ices. Ice cream was $3.50/scoop (much more affordable than a Park Slope ice cream shop which cost $5.50/scoop the day before discovering Kathy's). The one scoop was more like a 2 scoop serving and was the perfect size. Undecided at first because they offered a handful of flavor combinations I hadn't seen before and wanted to try samples were provided. The teenage employee was courteous and worked swiftly. The place was busy and we did wait in line a good 15 minutes, it was clear a second employee was needed. The midnight caramel did not disappoint. Hubby got his standard cookies and cream and thought his was delicious as well. This is obviously a very popular spot with the residents of Windsor Terrace and a neighborhood gem. I can picture the line wrapping around the corner on a summer day.

HE is the best he sometimes gives me for free if i don't have money and he is super kind he also…read moregives free ice creams to homeless people

This's* wonderful ice-cream! It costs one dollar. They begin working since the end of April, when…read moreit's warm outside. Perfect for children and teens, even tho, we, adults, also buy.