Cute little corner ice cream shop that opened a year ago! Has an option to build your own ice cream…read moresundae which is fun for the family! I really enjoyed the creme brulee and coffee ice creams. The pistachio seems very real and savory with huge chunks of nuts. Highly recommend the creme brulee as the ice cream choice if you go for an affogato (since the espresso is on the bitter side for me, the creamy sweetness of the creme brulee is a great balance), Owner and employees are really nice and there's bar stool seating inside and some outdoor seats.

Believe it or not, the ice cream in the picture cost eight dollars! Well, when the clerk first…read morehanded it to me she said, "Six dollars"... which was shocking enough... I don't know if you can tell from the picture, but later I measured the cup: It is only four fluid ounces! You know, like a sample cup, or maybe kiddie cup?... at other places. The small at other shops is usually a six or eight ounce cup, and runs about $5 to $6. Even Moo Moos in CS is only around $6, for a much larger quantity. I'd say the amount over the brim would amount to, maybe, another two to three ounces. So being fair, a total of less than a cup of ice cream, for $6. But here is the kicker: When I went to check out with my card, there was the usual row of tip options on the screen. I was thinking, "No way"... have to say the women were not very friendly, I felt unwelcome... like I was bothering them... so with the high price, I decided not to leave a tip. And I almost always leave a 25% to 30% tip, even for take out. But the thing automatically added ANOTHER $2! This little sample cost me EIGHT DOLLARS! One clerk was already in the back, and the other had her back turned and was heading there when I said (not nasty, just confused), "It says eight dollars!?". Without turning around, the clerk said "Yes", over her shoulder. No explanation, no "Yes it automatically adds a tip", nothing. OK... First World Problems, I know. But if someone wants to sell ice cream, the 1) amount should be somewhat comparable to other sellers in the area, 2) not priced far above those, but for a smaller amount, 3) not add a 33% tip automatically to that higher price, and 4) the staff should be a bit nicer. Otherwise it just is not worth it at all. TLDR: Enormously expensive for a very small amount of ice cream, and the checkout automatically adds a 33% tip on top of that. Cannot remotely recommend.

We picked up our cake and although the customer service was disappointing the cake itself was…read moredelicious and beautifully decorated!

They had a food truck in Sleepy Hollow for their October street fair and I got the apple cider…read morefloat with the donut on top! The donut was very crumbly and a bit hard to eat but having it around the straw helped especially at an event like this where you don't want to get your hands too dirty with finger foods. I felt that there could be more apple cider flavor because despite what you can see in the picture, there's a LOT of ice cream in there!! But overall loved the creative seasonal options!

Long lines but they move fast. My entire family loves the ice cream here. An always rotating menu…read moreof flavors along with the classics means that there is something for everyone. Parking can be challenging on busy summer nights but we will usually find a spot. There are plenty of tables as customers rotate out quickly but never feel rushed.

Royalty to apparent royalty - LB came to pay his respects to the self proclaimed sir King of Kone…read more A Westchester staple for many a year, I found that I simply had to make the trip up to the boondocks of Westchester (all relative, zero disrespect.) The scenic route up adds to the mystique of what you hope to be a mystical ménage a trois of flavor, texture and relief from the great icy meal known as ice cream. It was a Sunday afternoon, in June... I lied, it was July. But it's July now? Keep up. Daunting day. The sky filled with thunder and water to wash away the spring of heat that leaped us into proper summer. Tan - looking like the man - I toss on my beater and jump in the whip with my foreman (forewoman.) We set off for our journey knowing we had a time limit - I needed to return to see the Norwegians Renaissance. The dismantling of the Joga-Bonitoless Brazilians. The beauty and cruelty of calcio. So I skip-to-the-Lou my darlings... we park in a strange parking lot and line dance our way to an ever growing crowd on a strange day and time and weather for people to be here. However, must I remind the folks... the line was full of Westchesterites crawling through a desert for a dessert. Yes you read that right. Westchester is a dessert desert. No truly top tier ice cream - all, in my experience, relatively good/great. And so, although the king karries the name... you could label me as suspicious. Exceedingly, not relatively, suspicious As the Inspector Clouseau I am, lovely weather we are having... I knew my suspicions were likely reality. It was likely that a starved civilization of Westchester, desperate for an amazing cold cream would overhype a nostalgically good option to stardom. So, my final thoughts. Is it fatal? If so... how fatal? Good question, and better answer coming... as always. Stay with me here I'm going to go rapid fire - In dire need to wrap this up. This is good ice cream. It's not great. It's not worth a 30 min drive. The price is simply outrageous. Up there with the greatest price gauges I've seen. If you want to argue there's no quality ice cream shortage in the county then tell me how in Katonah, King Kone is charging these prices? And finally, the staff here is INCREDIBLY RUDE. Read my reviews. I rarely even mention the service. But if you're the king, you better serve me like I'm a queen. This staff is disappointingly brutal. If I'm in a pinch I'll flinch before giving this place my Da Vinc. It's good. It's not a great. It's not King. It deserves its Kone but not it's Krown. I'm tickling to give this joint 3 stars for the full experience but I'll stay impartial. I'll stay real. I've give ya a good deal. A lucky 4. A clover... I'll maybe be back - but this review is over.

New Bakery in Yorktown Heights! All the cake I tried weren't too sweet. I liked the ferrero rocher…read moreone and look forward to trying the strawberry shortcake one next time. I won't comment on tres leches cuz I don't like that cake (texture thing). If you love cinnamon (which I don't), cannoli's will be your thing. I really like the custard they use here...The Boston cream slice could use more custard ratio (just visually looking at it, didn't order this time). Maybe they can make a custom boston creme pie cake for me in the future with a layer of the custard!

It's closed. Said it was open online when I got there it was closed. Sign was up but no store to…read morebe seen. Two women there also said it was closed.

Had a great visit! They serve Jane's Ice Cream, which we love, and it didn't let us down. The woman…read morebehind the counter was super helpful. We tried a few flavors and she recommended some things. She was friendly and kind. We each got a cup of ice cream and it was excellent! The Jane's flavor selection is an interesting mix of classic and unusual. Between the two of us we got: Blueberry, Insta-Graham, Blueberry Cheesecake, and Unicorn Cake. Loved them all! I think the Blueberry Cheesecake was our overall favorite with its chunks of actual cheesecake, graham cracker crust and all. The serving sizes were large. I think they just recently opened. It's what you'd imagine a simple, local ice cream shop to look like on the inside. We'll definitely come back!

A couple things here are five stars and the rest were four, but I'm rounding up to five stars…read morebecause this bakery is affordable, adorable, and the staff is so warm and welcoming. The must-gets are the poppyseed danish (heavenly) and the Napoleon (perfectly creamy and not too sweet). The cannolis and rainbow cookies are a close second, while the cake bite, seven-layer slice of cake, and black and white cookie were just okay. I'm definitely coming back to try more and get the danish and Napoleon. 5 stars!!!!

Fantastic variety of pastries, all fresh, and full of flavor. I always find something I like at…read moreSweet Delites!

Thanks Tutto Cream, for be on the on the must popular town of Ossining…read more I visited at this gelato store, and I can believe I found all my favorite gelato flavors, I fill like to be on Italy They have the authentic gelato, and ice cream So happy

This place has been open for a few months near my home and I've been meaning to check it out. So…read moreglad I did a few days ago! All the flavors of Gelato were delicious but I would especially recommend the PISTACHIO. Yummmmm so good. Prices are good and the worker was super chill and let us try several samples. Def check it out!

Adorable neighborhood spot that's a tad expensive but really good and welcoming. Loved the salmon,…read morekale salad, hamantaschen, tables along the window.

Susan Lawrence Gourmet Foods in Chappaqua…read more In one of the wealthiest villages of America is this part deli, part bakery, all charm little food spot. And yes, we were secretly hoping to bump into one of Chappaqua's famous locals e.g. Hillary, Bill, maybe even Vanessa Williams, but no sightings this time. Picked up tuna salad and quinoa by the pound that was fresh, herbed, perfectly balanced. The hot chocolate and mocha was richer and smoother than anything from the usual popular coffee spots. We came for the Saturday donut specials and picked crème brûlée donut with that perfect crackle. I couldn't help but get the dark, dense nutty brownie that gave just the right kind of bitter an #Ilocano craves for. From HQ, it was merely 30 mins of relaxing autumn season parkway drive. This is a Westchester gem! Thank you, @susanlawrencechappaqua ! #curious_eater #chappaqua #westchestercountyny #westchestereats #westchesterny #susanlawrencebakery #newyorkdeli #gourmetdeli