We love Sarah's! The cream is delicious and fair priced. Sometimes a cone, sometimes a sundae but…read morealways good. Plus it's a very clean and personable establishment! Great friendly service!

Oh boy was this good. Additionally they have Penn State Creamery available. Need to make one more…read moretrip while I'm still in town.

What a cute place! The staff were very friendly and attentive. There was plenty of covered seating,…read morenotably all outdoors. There is ample parking as well. I enjoyed a tasty peanut butter milkshake on a hot day, while listening to the music playing. I will definitely be back!

Forry's is a true hidden! We absolutely love coming here. The food is delicious. Definitely…read morerecommend the Chicken Sandwich or the Cheeseburger Sub. After you eat, you have to get some ice cream! Their soft serve is so good!! The peanut butter flavor is amazing. Overall, it's definitely worth the drive to Forry's!

Great little stop for homemade ice cream. We even stopped in the middle of a rain storm and ran in…read more Highly recommend this sweet stop.

6/18/26 I had the Icecream here after my son raved about it. I think he overly hyped it. While it…read morewas good I wasn't blown away by it. The service was friendly and the icecream was good. I got a boring vanilla sundae with chocolate sauce whipped cream and a cherry and a bottle of water. It was over 8$. The place is very cute with soldier statues and a large ring game in the exterior. There are tables and picnic tables outside. It's very relaxing and a beautiful place to enjoy homemade ice-cream. S'coupe de Ville is the best ice-cream I've had, and Leibys is a close second.

Did I just find my favorite ice cream place in the area? It's very possible I did! I originally…read morecame in for some boozy cupcakes, but they won't have them until later in the month. I decided to still get a sweet treat and went with the seasonal ice cream honeycomb. It was so creamy and delicious! They had a lot of unique flavors that I can't wait to go back and try. Their cookies and milkshakes look phenomenal. The staff was super friendly and very fast. It's not the cheapest treat place, but for the quality, I think it's totally fair.

While in the area we spotted Ripleigh's creamery and decided to give it a go. The Creamery is…read morelocated in a strip mall, so there's plenty of parking. The creamery has also done a nice job setting up outside seating for nice weather - I loved the over head lights. Inside there is even more seating, a clean environment, a cute photo op station and a friendly staff. The ice creams were amazing. They had a huge variety of flavors - I ended up with the oreo cheesecake, it was delicious. I even bravely tried the green bean casserole - it was spot on! In addition to scoops, they have some super fun milkshakes and other fun things to try like ice cream sushi. If I'm ever in the area again, Ripleigh's will be a must.

Always a 5 star review here. Best hidden gem in York county! Amazing ice cream, fresh milk…read more(raspberry specialty milk), great desserts. We love the Sherbert Push pops! Think of those old Flintstones ones from the ice cream truck but 10x better. Go check out the baby cows! Great for kids to see and pet. You can also check out their milking station. Great place for kids to run around and have a blast! The farm looks amazing and the decor inside the shop is great! This #1 on our hidden gems of York list!

What's more fun than going to visit a dairy farm, meet the most adorable calves and see how milk is…read moremade?! Not only is this a working dairy farm where you can take a self guided tour (see the milking parlor and bottling plant) but they have a shop on-site where you can buy all their delicious varieties of milk, cheese, baked goods and other treats. They even had a clearance section where we picked up day old goodies and they were just as good! We loved meeting all the calves and also getting to speak with one of the owners who was extremely generous with her time and spoke to me and my little one about the farm, their process with keeping their cows happy throughout all year in all temperatures and maintaining the farm. We will absolutely go back when we're in the area! This is a must see for anyone who appreciates cows, milk or just seeing a farm in action.

Reeser's is the best! Have been coming here for years and will keep coming back. Some of the best…read moreice cream in the area. It's absolutely worth the drive out! Great service and plenty of space for kids to run around. The food AND ice cream menu is huge here! They have specialty flavors different weeks throughout the year, so check the schedule. Highly recommend the Artic Swirl - you can customize it and fill it with whatever you like! Note: The line does get very long, especially after dinner hours, but it's worth the wait and usually goes down fast.

Excellent food and ice cream best place for a milkshake except sheetz nice place to go after a long…read moreday at lake pinchot....

Service was insanely rude, asked a simple question and worker and friend made snarky rude comments.read more

I cant say anything more that Joshua D didnt already say!…read more The place looks big on the outside, but has a small storefront on the inside. They have great products. The people are just amazingly nice! There is even an animal viewing area... and you can see their milk production area through glass windows. I go for the raw milk and it's amazing!! and yes, i like that this is a family owned and operated business and that we're supporting local farmers by going here. They also sell some of their dairy products at the York Central Market. (I'll be checking that out next!)

Some places are worth building an entire adventure around. Penn State Berkey Creamery is one of…read morethem. As fate would have it, my Adventure Buddy and I found ourselves in State College on National Ice Cream Day, and there was absolutely no way I was leaving town without finally visiting the home of my favorite ice cream flavor ever...Monkey Business (banana ice cream, peanut butter swirl, chocolate chips). I'd fallen in love with Monkey Business last summer after trying it at an ice cream shop close to my house, but somehow I'd never actually made it to the Creamery itself. Correcting that oversight immediately became part of the day's adventure plan! We arrived around 12:30 on a beautiful Sunday afternoon, fully expecting National Ice Cream Day to mean complete chaos. Surprisingly, it wasn't. Busy? Absolutely. But the line moved quickly, everyone seemed to know exactly what they were doing and the whole operation ran like a well-oiled ice cream machine. Then I looked around. Cheese. Sticky buns. Chocolate milk. Bagels. Ice cream. Ice cream. More ice cream. At one point I turned to my Adventure Buddy and said..."I could live here." Ordering couldn't have been easier. First, you tell the cashier whether you're getting a cone, bowl or shake and pay. Then you move down to the ice cream counter, where you pick your flavor. Finally...you wait for your number to be called so someone can hand you what can only be described as an absurdly generous serving of happiness. While I waited, I sampled the Grilled Stickies flavor. Big mistake! It was phenomenal! For approximately fifteen seconds, I seriously considered abandoning my beloved Monkey Business and trying something new. Fortunately...I came to my senses. Monkey Business and I have history together. When my number was called, the gentleman behind the counter handed me a bowl that was significantly larger than I expected. And yes...I audibly squealed. Again. Right there in the middle of the Creamery. I looked at him and said, "You absolutely made my day!" Because he had. We found a table outside on the patio to enjoy the beautiful weather, performed a few completely necessary happy food dances and proceeded to enjoy every glorious bite of what is still, without question, my favorite ice cream flavor on Earth. For only $6. On National Ice Cream Day. Honestly, I don't know how that day could've gotten any better. PRO TIP: Don't skip the sample spoon! There are so many incredible flavors that it's worth trying something new before committing. Just be warned...you may accidentally discover another favorite! I also learned that Berkey Creamery ships ice cream to the lower 48 states. This information feels...dangerous. Living only about an hour and a half away, I probably don't need to have Monkey Business shipped directly to my house. But...I may have to test the process someday. You know...in the name of science! If you're anywhere near State College, do yourself a favor and make the stop. Whether you're a Penn State fan, an ice cream enthusiast or just someone who appreciates an exceptionally well-run small operation, Berkey Creamery absolutely lives up to its legendary reputation. WE ARE...ICE CREAM HEAVEN!

My younger self would be dismayed with my present self for this ranking. This is probably the most…read moreiconic ice cream shop in all of Pennsylvania, and I attach a good amount of teenage memories to it. That said, while there are some really wonderful features of their ice cream, particularly the texture of small chocolate chunks they embed, it's not actually the greatest ice cream in existence. The chocolate is too milky, the mint too green and artificial, etc. It might make more sense to think of it as exemplary commercial rather than distinctly artisinal?

The heat of the day melted my winter brain, promenaded me by my spring slumber and slipped me…read morestraight into summer mode. The signal of sweat ignited the inner petition for a sweet treat - particularly one of a frozen delight. I surveyed the Carlisle and Harrisburg market for local legends, amidst the mass never-ending chains, and I landed on Masseys which from the outside appeared to have the right to call itself a landmark. Wait... LB... what are you doing in... don't worry about it. Labors. Completing my labors. The old school vibe and the trixie tang of Chanel No.5 cream told me most of what I needed to know. This was gonna slap, snap, snip, snop, stomp, twist and tuck. And if it didn't - I'd fall to my knees right in that parking lot. I'd be forced to bow down onto my knees and beg to the Gods for strength as Heracles once did during his own labors. For my penance, as those before me, I'd continue across a distance on said knees to showcase my humility and my humbleness like nobody else is capable of. Lucky for me - I popped open the door and was welcomed with delightful attitude. Everyone in the vicinity was happy. Not one mildly content face, nobody sad. All happy people eating happy ice cream. GREAT SIGN. And listen. If ya know the playa, ya know the game. Custard is superior. If custard is available... I'm crushing some custard baby. Book it, bake it and shake it baby. Yea shake that thing. I'm gonna take that thing. So yes. I peeped that menu for a split pea of a second and I jumped on the train. Up the coast and through the valleys. I end a top the Arctic Mount. Swiveled, churned and concreted. Atop the mountain I laid out a yell, a yell so grand it shook the shoulders of Atlas who did his best to maintain the weight of the world I run on his shoulders. Now... we ain't talking about ice cream. We talking bout Custard. We are talking about custard. THIS... THIS is custard. This is maybe dictionary custard. This is thicker than Aunt Jemima (RIP). This is thicker than a bowl of oatmeal. Thiccc will triple Cs. Dense... dowry worthy in its declaration of density, dominance and delivery. My hotel was nearby, but because of its stature I had no worry of waiting to eat it until I arrived back. Zero drip and almost no melt. Vanilla custard, M&Ms and brownie bits. The brownies were some of the best mixed-in brownies I've ever had. A weaker man wouldn't have finished this concoction. But I'm 16, 17, 20 something % body fat and I run on the saturated fat of this cream. Eggy, creamy, sweet, filling... really hit the shpotttt. Satisfied and stomichfied - My lackluster excuse for abdominals stiffened and became more defined as happiness is the true path towards washboard abs. Massey's, an underrated Yelp gem. If you don't have access to quality custard this will blow your mind. As a custardy cutie myself this didn't absolutely trample my temple - she ain't the best I ever had, nor in that convo - but she was well worth my time and more than worth the dime. I'll never be back in Pennsylvania as I've now concurred all the communities, courts, towns and cities. Every single area. Seen. Labors Done. Whatever... enough about me and my glory. Cheers to Masseys. I thoroughly enjoyed my trip to the Mount of your Arctic. A 5 outta 5.

It's a tradition to go to Massey's Frozen Custard every time we visit Carlisle. It seems like…read morethere's always someone new working in there, but we had a great person helping us out. The shop is really needing a good paint job and cleaning at the order window, but it's still looks frozen in time like the 40's. We always order the Raspberry Custard, but the other custard flavors aren't as flavorful as they use to be.

Needed a smash cake and cupcakes for a first person. They were a big hit! Everyone enjoyed them!…read moreHighly recommend. Communication was great!

Ordered a birthday number cupcake cake for my daughter's birthday and Amy did not disappoint! The…read morecupcake cake was beautiful and tasted great. I emailed the business through their site and got a very quick response, sent an inspiration picture and Amy did an amazing job bringing my daughter's vision to life! Can't say enough good things about this business- super friendly and easy to work with plus the treats are delicious!