Excellent ice cream at excellent prices! Order at the window then sit outside and enjoy. Only open…read moreduring the warmer months. But definitely a great place to grab a scoop!

Great local place to grab ice cream with the family. They serve Gifford's ice cream, which is…read moredelicious, and a nice change of pace from all the places around here that serve Perry's. The prices and servings are reasonable. The kiddie size is perfect - plenty to get a good taste without becoming completely stuffed. The folks working there are always attentive and polite. They have plenty of tables to sit at on the lawn out front. My only criticism is that the oat milk ice cream flavor doesn't seem to rotate often.

A great seasonal ice cream stand. The employees must be chosen for their smiles and customer…read moreservice. They are friendly and personable. Standard soft ice cream and a large number of hard flavors. Prices are reasonable for the serving size. Don't be afraid to ask for a baby cone or dish; it is equivalent to a small anywhere else. Generally, Sprinkles is open April to October. Almost adequate parking except when entire youth teams arrive at once!

Pro's: -Amazing prices on ice cream!…read more-Speedy service -Great ice cream cakes (u pick your cake flavors) -Open all year Con's: -Outdoor only, no eat in option

Delish! Couldn't decide which flavor to order so we got the flight which included 5 scoops for $5!…read moreBlack raspberry, caramel apple , salted caramel pecan, cherry almond, graham cracker and coconut cream pie. It was devoured in minutes. If I lived here we would be regulars. So next time you're cruising around the jello museum stop in to Cruiser's next to BK and you won't be disappointed

Was looking for a place to get drunk. Came here. Thought it was called "Boozers." Ended up with…read moreamazing ice cream instead. What to get: Any of their incredible homemade ice cream flavours What else: The ice cream is homemade Anything else: Did I mention before, it's homemade? Was looking for a place to get the sh** beaten out of me. Came here. Thought it was called "Bruisers." Ended up with sensational ice cream instead. Here's the thing. A lot of ice cream places around here serve up Perry's. It's a local corporation that fills grocery stores with its signature flavours. It's pretty average, at best, although people in WNY seem to like it. But if you're going to go to an ice cream parlour and actually pay for an ice cream, why should it be the same sh** you get in the grocery store? Cut out the middle woman and get it right from the store, save some money. And yet most parlours in these parts do exactly that: buy Perry's from Wegmans or Tops, then sell it at a massive mark-up. I refuse to give those sorts of parlours more than a 4, and I usually give less. Then every now and again you find a gem. Cruiser's is that gem. Not a lot of people drive through LeRoy, NY these days, since most are on the pay-for-play Thruway I-90. But if you were to come East from Rochester on 490, and instead of entering the I-90, you just keep on going , you will soon be in LeRoy, named after a girl named Jennifer LeRoy, maybe. And here in LeRoy, tucked away and hidden on the main street west of the town, is Cruiser's. And it's the homemade ice cream you dreamed of. Was looking for a place to sit around and be pathetic. Came here. Thought it was called "Losers." Ended up with phenom ice cream instead. Owned by Eddie from Eddie And The Cruisers, and also a manufacturing plant for Cruise Missiles and the Cruise Control feature on cars, not to mention a shrine to the great funny-running 5-foot-4 bastion of Scientology, Tom Cruise, this little parlour is as good as any famous one with 1,000 reviews that you've tried in any of the big Yelp cities. I recommend the coffee mocha, the coffee bean, the bananas foster, and any other flavour they recommend. So, so, so deliciously good. It's a tragedy that it's not more popular and beloved with the kids of the region. A lot of people go to the Perry's places because those people are suckers for brand names and don't understand the concept of homemade and local ice cream. Anyone can sell buckets of Perry's. The woman at Cruiser's was telling me how, because they cost a few cents more than the Perry's places (because they make all their own sh** and don't even make much of a profit on it), people complain about the prices. The prices are dirt cheap! The portions are enormous! And some people just don't get it. Do yourself a favour and get down to Cruiser's and try the ice cream. Thanks. But yeah. Was looking for a place to sleep with someone. Literally. Came here. Not literally. Thought it was called "Snoozers." Ended up with yummmmy ice cream instead.

Best ice cream around, So many flavors to choose from. Service is fast. Plenty of outdoor seating…read moreand a text too in case it rains.

On a warm summer day, Lugia's hits the spot! We ordered a "small" which was huge Pineapple soft…read moreserve with chocolate sprinkles in a waffle cone and a special black raspberry chocolate taco with peanuts and fudge! Our total was $19 and worth every penny. Quick service and the frozen treats were delicious!

Cute little village ice cream spot in scottsville. Ikon has custard with 100 flavors as well as…read morePerry's ice cream. They feature sundaes, floats, cones and milkshakes. Prices are comparable to other local spots. Support local!

It's summertime. Nothing is better than sitting on a bench outside an ice cream shop with a cone of…read moreyour choice. We actually wandered over just after they'd closed for the night, but the sweet girls running the shop told us they could still give us hard ice cream, they'd just already cleaned the soft serve machines. This was fine by me because: 1. I prefer hard ice cream. 2. They clean the soft serve machines, and that's better for everyone. My wife is into the white lightning, which contrary to what you might think is a chocolate-based flavor and thus inferior to vanilla-based ice creams, as everyone knows. But as someone who basically hates chocolate ice cream, I actually liked this one, for whatever that's worth. A warning: If you're sitting on the bench after close, some kid might come up to you and ask if the ice cream shop is closed, and then grill you about how you know it's closed. Even after you give him the rundown, he still might not believe you, try the locked door, and then bang on the window until the poor girls inside come out and tell him no, they will not "give him one ice cream." It was unclear if he was willing to pay. I guess it's pretty unlikely that exact scenario will play out for you like it did for me, but maybe that's what happens every night here at Ikon, like some sort of Groundhog Day situation but for different people each time. I think this review has gotten away from me. Good ice cream, though.

Frost & Foundry is a fantastic new addition to the far end of Park Avenue, tucked just beyond the…read moremain cluster of restaurants. The shop itself is charming, and the outdoor seating is even better -- picnic tables, comfy chairs, and a glowing fire pit that makes the whole space feel cozy and inviting, especially on a summer evening. Inside, they offer some truly amazing treats. The flavors are bright, creative, and unlike anything you'll find at a typical ice cream shop. Staff were friendly on both of our visits and helped guide us through the options. We haven't yet been able to try their signature rolled ice cream -- once due to an anti‑griddle issue, and once because they were out of a specific cream needed -- but fear not, there were plenty of other excellent choices. Some in our group went with classic scoops, but we opted for the Ice Cream Nachos, which turned out to be outstanding. You choose your scoops, and they're served over delicate, crisp pizzelles and drizzled with sauces. We picked Cinnamon Roll and Banana Cream Pie scoops, both bursting with flavor and leaving us simply smiling. The finishing drizzle of pancake syrup tied everything together beautifully. Service was extremely friendly and prompt, and the outdoor seating made the experience feel relaxed and fun. This review reflects two separate visits, both of which were excellent. Frost & Foundry has quickly become our new favorite ice cream shop, and we'll definitely keep coming back -- hopefully soon enough to finally try that elusive rolled ice cream too.

What a fantastic find!…read more Cutest little corner shop in a great lil neighborhood. Sweet decor, fabulous customer service. The owner scooped up our treats himself and was so friendly and chatty. We had a big group- we have seven kids- but he was quick and efficient. The real star, though, was the ice cream. Everyone was thrilled with their choices and practically licked the dish. I had the peanut butter chip yogurt and it was divine.

Let's just say this establishment won't have to play my game...they have wonderful workers and one…read morewith a TWINKle in their eyes, I sure hope they don't fire them or else they will play my game. I got the fortnite sundae but it would be a 5 star review if they had a bully the puppet sundae.

So many flavors, so many options. Seasonal Sundaes are always fun. This place gets pretty busy on…read morenice summer nights. Close enough to stroll the streets to window shop. Seriously, when is anything else open on Union!?

Oh my goodness, Pittsford Farms Dairy lived up to the hype in every way!…read more They have a GLUTEN FREE COOKIE ICE CREAM!!! YES!!! And they have gluten free cones!!! They also have dairy free options for those who need it!!! They have pints for those who just want to dive in too I love all the local vendors they highlight in the store, and oh my goodness their chocolate milk I BO-VINE!!! So good!!! Every employee was very friendly and welcomed us to the area, and they were also so kind. I loved being able to sit outside and relax with a great cone. Tons of flavors, homemade, baked goods, incredible smiley face cookies, local vendors and food, and wonderfully delicious and reasonably priced milk and cream. No wonder it has been here for almost 100 years!!!

There's usually a long line outside to get in but it moves quickly and the ice cream is worth the…read morewait. Plenty of flavors to choose from as well as milkshakes, coffees, desserts, nuts, gifts and more. The ice cream is delicious and generously scooped. Outdoor seating is quite rustic including wood benches and a mix of wrought iron tables and chairs. Parking on site or a short walk away. The canal is nearby so it is a great location if you want to go for a stroll.

I've been coming here for years and have always loved it. It used to have indoor seating, but…read moresometime within the past few years they changed it so there's a drive through (someone comes out to take ur order) and outdoor seating with window to walk up to. They keep the line moving fast so there isn't much of a wait they are always prompt with taking ur order. Also, The workers are always so friendly! They have a wide range of options from dole whip to smoothies to banana splits to reg hard ice cream/soft-serve. Not to mention they're all delicious. 10/10

Nice little ice cream shop. No indoor seating, but a nice covered area outside. They serve…read moreHershey's hard ice cream, and have the typical other options you would expect at an ice cream parlor. I typically choose peanut butter carmel cookie dough and I always enjoy it. Decent amount per cost ratio. Only open seasonally. A nice place to stop for a cold sweet treat when driving through Batavia.