This is great spot tor relaxing and enjoying a yummy cone in the summertime. So glad you are here…read moreon Main St.

Tasted fine. We got the milky way and strawberry. Good, but I wouldn't go out of my way to have it…read moreagain. Service was good. The storefront is just a walk-up counter, but they have a nice outdoor seating area.

We love this creamee, it's also close by. Hard and soft flavors including a flavor involving Capt'n…read moreCrunch. If you're out driving through Bernardston or Greenfield, give it a whirl. Right around the corner from Kringle Candle and The Farm Table.

no joke, this is the literal best ice cream ever. It's so fire !!!! The service is great, and the…read moreplace is so cute! There's a picnic table area with string lights, swings, and grassy field. I go here every year when im in MA. Go go goooooo!!! (they have the best vanilla soft serve ever)

Huge cabbage for $3.00. Excellent Potato festival again…read more With improvements from last year. Dance floor right in front of band. Great food. Support a local landmark. Historic family farm. Wonderful fun day.

This update has more to do with the hot food and ice cream aspect of the stand. In a few words, it…read moreneeds serious improvement. This season, I've been there twice and my wife once, all at different times. Each time, there was an excessive amount of waiting involved. Twice, I was told that the food item I asked for, was not available. My wife, the same. I'm talking basics here, not strange and rare items. There also seems to be some items offered cold that normally should be offered hot. No one that I know wants or craves a cold golumpki or pierogi. 3 separate visits and 3 disappointments. Recommendation? Find a few things you do really well, and stick with it. If you still have pickles, start with that. They were great.

Stoked Yelp pointed me in the direction of The Country Creemee. Simple little shop with quite good…read moresoft serve. A kiddie size was perfect and reasonably priced. Service was friendly if not speedy. Lots to look at and explore around the cute little town--take a walk while you chow, especially if, unlike me, you find yourself there prior to the 6pm closing time for most of the little shops.

One lady, she looked a little old and had some eyeshadow on rolled her eyes at me when I asked for…read moresome more sprinkles. BTW there was a whole bucket full of sprinkles and I had probably 1 spoon full of sprinkles. After she rolled her eyes she took a heavy breather and mumbled something under her breath. She added one little spoon full of sprinkles then left like we did something and she was mad. Overall 1 star the ice cream was good though

I'm 72 and fondly remember this place from childhood through this day. It is largly unchanged over…read morethe years, and retains all of its charm from long ago. Entering the shop you are welcomed with a waif of irresistible smells of high quality chocolate that is being freshly made in the kitchen area that you can observe being molded and boxed. They always have a friendly and patient staff who will gladly follow you add you point and make choices from the seemingly endless variety of creative confections. It's really an experience you should treat yourself, and your family to. They can also ship worldwide as well! There is plenty of free parking and it's handicapped accessible. If you found this review helpful, please tap the thumbs up to let me know. Thanks!

Their chocolates are made right here on site…read more Every morning, the solid chocolate is melted 100 pounds at a time in an antique copper kettle, tempered, and prepped to become a dizzying assortment of chocolates. Think  handmade creams, truffles, mints, cordials, butter-crunch, caramels, nut clusters, turtles, chocolate covered orange peel, ginger, apricots and pretzels. Want more? How about fudge, white chocolate, barks, clusters, pops, and sugar free chocolates. We paid $38.22 for a bagful of goodies - 2 boxes of hand picked chocolates (sugar free and high test), a piece of bark, a chocolate bar, and two turkey shaped chocolate pops for the grand kiddos. A small gift bag of nonpareils was  tossed in gratis. The store is quite large, so walking around and checking out the goods is quite a fun experience. The only disappointment we had was that their chocolate apple season just ended the week before.

cute, popular little ice cream stop, with a large nursery. i've been coming here since I was a kid,…read moreand they even have a little jungle gym area for the kids that has the same elephant slide and bouncy from look park that i used when i was a toddler which is cool. they have a ton of different flavors and options. their sizes have gotten smaller over the years. still, they have over 30 flavors so it's definitely worth the summer treat.

A couple days ago a girl that worked Here, named Lola help me read the menu. The ice cream is also…read morevery good.

Staff was super friendly and scoops were quite generous. The ice cream tasted fresh, creamy and a…read morebit dense which is how I prefer it. There's a little store there as well that sells pints for very reasonable prices , 2 pints for $8. They will give you ice packs if you're traveling. The store also has local dairy products, meat and baked goods.

Fun place, tons of outdoor tables and view of the farm and cows. Exciting flavors, very large…read morescoops, delicious and wonderful... visit if you are nearby.

Awesome chocolate shop in Erving! The staff is knowledgeable…read moreand friendly, great selection, high quality sweets from all over the world.

Omg...the best place with the best people!!!! Came here with my sister and her two kids. The ladies…read morehelp us take pictures outside and then were very helpful inside!!! Above and beyond experience!!!!

What a great find and perfect spot for our group to meet up before vacation in the Berkshires!…read moreGreat breakfast, sandwiches, baked goods, ice cream and everything you'd expect for a farm market! Amazing service, remembering our individual orders and delivering it to the table!

Very kind and high on service! Willing to accommodate the size we need. Can't wait to eat our…read moreturkey they farmed!

Flayvors of Cook Farm is a farm-based ice cream shop that combines homemade ice cream with a…read morerelaxed countryside setting. We walked up to a spot where the experience feels different from a typical ice cream stop because you are surrounded by farmland, open views, and even the cows that contribute to the farm's products. The environment is just as much a part of the visit as the dessert itself, with picnic tables scattered across the grass and a view of the fields stretching out beyond the parking area. The biggest highlight for us was the ice cream itself. The texture is creamy and rich without feeling overly heavy, and there is a good balance between classic flavors and more unique seasonal options. We tried a few of the creative flavors and found them to be what makes the shop stand out, with choices that you would not normally find at a standard ice cream shop. The more unusual options were interesting to sample, while the traditional flavors were still strong enough to keep coming back for. The portions were generous, and the quality of the ice cream felt consistent across the different scoops we ordered. The farm setting adds another layer to the experience. Sitting outside and enjoying ice cream while looking out over the fields makes it feel more like a destination rather than just grabbing dessert. We noticed families settling in at the picnic tables, kids running around the grass, and a general sense of calm that you do not get at a typical scoop shop. It is also a nice spot for families since there is more to see than just the ice cream counter, with the farm animals and open space giving the visit a fuller feel. The main thing to consider is that it can get busy, especially during warmer weather and peak dessert hours. The lines move at a reasonable pace, but the popularity means it may take longer during the busiest times. Parking and seating can also become more limited when the farm is crowded, so arriving earlier or visiting on a weekday can make the experience smoother. Flayvors of Cook Farm is one of those places where the location, atmosphere, and food all work together. The ice cream is the main reason to visit, but the farm setting makes the experience feel more memorable than a regular dessert stop. It is the kind of place that fits naturally into a warm afternoon outing, offering a treat that feels rooted in its surroundings.

Lovely! Enjoyed seeing the cows, sitting the grass, and eating amazing ice cream offerings. I tried…read morethe frozen yogurt and it was also great.