Plenty of delicious options and very fair pricing. Although service can be slower at times, nothing…read morehas stopped me from coming back. Definitely my favorite place to stop by whenever the weather is warm!

On the road to Zoar Valley, we drove by this ice cream shop, and I made a mental note to return…read more Boy, am I glad I did! Inside this little hole-in-the-wall shop, in what I'd have to imagine is a very large freezer, they're packing the largest selection of Perry ice cream flavors I have ever seen in my life. And that's not all. When it comes to toppings, sodas and other accoutrements, you've also got a plethora of choices. Want brownies mixed in with your sundae? Done. Want to turn an ice cream flavor into a milkshake? You got it. How 'bout a root beer float? They have three -- THREE -- different kinds of root beer. And it's all super cheap! Personally, I felt obliged to take advantage of the infinite possibilities (read: I have trouble making decisions). So, I ordered a Johnnie Ryan root beer poured over a scoop of cookie dough ice cream. "Uh, that's kind of awesome," said the nice lady behind the counter. The feeling's mutual, Scoops. The feeling is mutual.

Stopped by after an event down the street. It's on the corner but the ice cream is around the back…read more This is an outside stand with a few picnic tables and Adirondack chairs. Lots of kids and dogs added to the summer feel. Although there isn't a dedicated lot, there is plenty of parking around. They have probably one of the biggest selections of ice cream I've ever seen. Lots of different flavors and a number of gluten free and vegan options too. I had a Fat Elvis medium cone. Banana ice cream with smashed peanut butter ribbon and busted chocolate pieces in a sugar cone. Delicious! My sister had a traditional hot fudge sundae-mmm. The line moved fast and the attendants were cheerful. Obviously a local favorite and the pricing was way cheaper than most places. Off my usual beaten path but worth taking the road less traveled.

Nana's Banana Pudding was off the charts delicious. The options they have are insane and so much to…read morechoose from.

Cute ice cream place! It seems the community is a bit divided on the place since it seems ownership…read morehas changed(?), but experience was quite nice! The workers were kind and efficient. Tasty ice cream (it appears they serve Perry's Ice Cream, but I'm not very familiar with it). I got the Stovepipe sundae which was vanilla ice cream with chocolate fudge and raspberry sauce and was quite delicious. Worth stopping by for an inexpensive, sweet treat.

the cones are sooo small. very little ice cream, but sky high prices! we now go across the street…read morefor our treats at Sunset Grill! The new owners are too greedy!

An update: Quick service, delicious desserts. We sat at the picnic benches and watched families…read morecome and go.

The negative reviews for this small ice cream and souvenir shop are blowing my mind. For real? We…read morehad lovely staff members help us with our ice cream appetizers and check us out seamlessly. I even bought an Ellicottville shirt! I don't know what my fellow reviewers are expecting here, but if you are just looking for a treat in town or a quality Ellicottville trinket - this is an ideal spot. We went with kiddie cones and the price came out to a cool $6. While the staff was made up of students and young people, that is exactly what I would expect for a small ice cream shop. Everyone we interacted with was kind and helpful. They had a nice selection of 8 different ice creams to choose from, on top of their soft serve options. This is truly the only spot to get ice cream within the town, and the negative reviews here are not indicative of the experience you'll have if expectations are reasonable. Grab a trinket, grab some ice cream, and sit out on the patio and enjoy! COVID: all employees were masked and gloved and hand sanitizer was readily available. Also, we were in the shop for two minutes tops - quick in and out.

We stopped in to get a couple ice cream cones. They had eight flavors of hard ice cream including…read morefavorites like rainbow sherbet and mint chocolate and less common offerings like mango sorbet and salted caramel. They also have soft serve, but the machine wasn't working well. If a big chain like McDonalds has a lot of problems, I'm gonna cut a novelty tee-shirt shop some slack. You can get a milkshake or sundae with a variety of toppings, or a slushy. Servings are generous. Service is prompt.

Cozy Corner has been serving up homemade-style meals for decades earning them incredibly strong…read moreloyalty among the community. We came out on "farmer's auction" day in Springville. For those who don't know, that would be every Wednesday during the spring-summer-fall seasons, but that's another review! It was pleasant to bump into our farmer friends in the parking lot on this drizzly morning. We ordered up our breakfasts. Hubby selected a homemade hash omelette in a wrap, with hash-browns on the side. A beautifully plated breakfast, I was not able to snap a photo before he began diving in! My special order was easily accommodated: a 3-egg cheese omelette with hash-browns and rye toast and a side of very delicious Italian sausage patty. Again, beautifully plated and crazy delicious. The breads and baked goods are homemade, which is a plus in my book! Very delectable! The service is great! Our waitress was totally cheerful, prompt and competent in taking our order and keeping our beverages full. There is a very nostalgic walk-up ice cream window. Brings up memories of my childhood, carefully reading all the flavors and selecting the most innovative and unique flavor for my cone! I found the restaurant to be very clean and welcoming. It's safe to say that Cozy Corner lives up to its name. It's clearly a diner, so no fancy frills or Murano glass pendant lights. Just lots of well spaced tables and chairs and some stools at the front counter. Of special note, the Cozy Corner has a walk-up ice cream window which made my toes tremble. Yum! We highly recommend this delightful diner!

The Scarlet Vetter says......this place has a spacious facility that features a 3-sided eating…read morecounter, two rooms with large and small tables, toasty woodstoves, and a local eatery vibe. Decent diner type options. The portions are very generous. I had a three egg american cheese omelet with onions, jalapeños, spinach, and mushrooms with Rye toast and link sausage. The sausage link serving is three links. The Rye toast was excellent, and the omelet was quite good. The omelet selections come with home fries, with or without onions. I also ordered grapefruit juice and coffee. I declined the potatoes given my desire for toast. The service was prompt and friendly. The facility has a homey feel, and it was just the right amount of busy on a weekday at 9 am. I easily found a nice table selection near a gas woodstove and enjoyed my meal. I was waiting on my dog being groomed close to the restaurant and asked if I could stay and do some work, and they were happy to accommodate me. With tip, my meal was $32.

The ice cream is great but the portions are SMALL. For what amounted to 5 small scoops of ice cream…read moreand 3 waffle cones, it was $25! Then they ran out of the waffle cones and offered us 2 sugar cones and $1. They also don't have napkins for people to get. I get inflation is high but come on.

After a day full of drinking and relaxing on Chautauqua Lake, we were looking for a cold, creamy…read moretreat to wrap up our day and the night before, we had seen signs for The Sprinkle Cone, so we decided to give them a try! On a Saturday, around 8pm or so, the family and I were walking downtown Jamestown and came here for a cold and creamy treat! From what I could tell, they only served hard ice cream, which was locally made by Addie's Ice Cream, along with sundaes, floats, etc., so no custards here, but no complaints here! After perusing their flavors, we were able to go right up to the window and place our order. There appeared to be about two or three people working, but they were courteous and quick, including the woman who took our order. There were a couple of benches near this shop but more than likely, expect to stand or walk somewhere else to sit. We all ordered medium-sized ice cream cones and upgraded to the waffle cone for an additional 75 cents. I went with their New York Cheese Cake and Mint Oreo Fudge flavors. The NY Cheese Cake flavor was on top and was very creamy! I loved how the cherries were swirled in. The Mint Oreo Fudge was an excellent closer for my ice cream cone as it was fudgy with plenty of Oreo cookie pieces and the right amount of mint flavor. The medium-size was the perfect portion too, it left me plenty satisfied. I will admit the prices might seem a tad on the high side, but the ice cream was very good and I like to support local places when I can. Overall, The Sprinkle Cone scooped out a great experience with friendly customer service and quality hard ice cream. When I come back to Jamestown, I wouldn't have any problems coming back and trying a couple different flavors!

Do you want the flakiest, most buttery, delicious croissants of your life? Do you want an artisanal…read moreloaf of sourdough to eat by yourself - I mean share with with family? This is the place for you. Amazing bakery, great breakfast sandwiches, and delicious coffee.

I arrived for breakfast knowing nothing about the bakery beyond the location. Crossing the…read morethreshold, the aroma of yeast and warm cinnamon hit me, and something else I couldn't quite put my finger on. When I looked at the display case, it became clear: Sourdough! I'd never before seen sourdough croissants or cheese danishes; there's an abundance of gorgeous loaves/boules for sale. (Cheese fondue supplies! Yes!!). A baker's rack to the right sells day-old bread at discounted prices (make your own croutons!) I opted for an almond (sourdough) croissant and a small coffee; I was asked if I wanted a mug or a to go cup? I was given a beautiful glazed mug - very charming! Two things worth mentioning: There's a small seating area downstairs, and five large tables upstairs. The stairs? A polite way of describing them is, "grandfathered-in". The rise/run makes it difficult to navigate if you're in thick boots, carrying a child, or have stiff knees. The pastry had a beautiful crunch. I enjoyed the almond flavor. And then I found: cherry preserves? I'm aware that "croissant et confiture" (eaten with jam) is a standard French breakfast, but it did change the mouth feel of the treat. I'd recommend this place to anyone wanting to try something earthier and beautifully executed.

poor service, honestly if you scoop ice cream for a living, that's your product. maybe make sure…read moreit's a good sundae

Tony's is a great place to not only get ice cream but also get some good food too The staff and…read moreowner are amazing, and the overall atmosphere is impeccable