First off, it smelled absolutely DIVINE when we walked in. Right off the bat, we were welcomed and…read moretold to ask any questions if we had any. I have a gluten intolerance, so I looked at the GF options. They had a variety of cookies (peanut butter, chocolate chip, gingerdoodle, and oatmeal raisin) as well as a muffin option. I spoke to a woman named Anne. She was beyond friendly and knowledge about allergies. Her sister has a gluten intolerance, so she informed me she is very serious about allergies. It is a shared kitchen though. Highly recommend coming here!

Best little "hometown" bakery! The owners (Paul and Anne) are the most helpful people, and the…read morevariety of options is outstanding! We LOVE the cruffins and scones, especially the Cheddar Bay scone. It's great with any meal, or just as a savory treat! If you have a special diet, they have you covered! Gluten free, dairy feee, vegan... we have tried them all, and they are just as wonderful as the full fat, full dairy, full wheat choices. We attended a wedding where the entire buffet was vegan. We were ready to leave after inner when we saw a van pull up woh those familiar looking pink Resilience Bakery boxes. The cupcakes were "to die for". When in Canandaigua, stop in and give Resilience a try. You won't be disappointed!

My only complaint is that they don't open until noon. No, I don't want a breakfast gelato burrito…read more(but honestly that's a fantastic idea), rather Geneva Gelato has the best espresso in Geneva. Okay, okay, not a high bar, I admit, but here's the thing - it's actually good! Is it the La Marzocco machine? The beans from Spot? A talented eye for the pull? I have no idea. While it wasn't a shot of espresso I'll remember in my twilight years, it definitely met my expectations for what a legitimately good espresso should taste like. I left as happy as I was surprised. And yes, the gelato is +++. You can never go wrong with pistachio but if there's something that sounds weird you should try it. Has limited outdoor seating in warm weather.

The shop itself was warm and welcoming and the store owner was our server! When we asked for…read morerecommendations he jokingly said: "I made them all! Their all my babies!" With that said, I just chose what I felt attracted to: the coffee gelato. It tasted like a sweet cup of coffee! I think I would have enjoyed it more if the texture was less icy! My friend got the salted caram flavor and the texture was great, but, the flavor was a little too sweet for me! I think any with a sweet tooth and a soft spot for caramel would go crazy for it!

Sunday night final dessert while in FLX. Our dinner place didn't have much by way for dessert so I…read morewas able to snipe this places right around the corner. Reminds me of any other drive-in, small town ice cream stand - but this one had a drive-thru which was packed. The walk up was packed too. You know an ice cream place is good if the front lights are yellow. Ambiance of a small town place where locals entertain tourists like a melting pot. I ordered a chocolate shake. It was very good and flavorful.

Ok, so I grew up on this place. It was the only pace to go when we were kids. Summers during high…read moreschool, we always went here for the amazing ice cream and always played mini golf there. They had the best miniature golf course. That's gone. And honestly, the magic of Twistees is as well. The took out the miniature golf course and put in a stupid playground that I legit have never seen any kids playing on. Not sure what happened to this place. I'm just assuming some lame a$$ bought it and changed everything fun about it. There used to be a small arcade too. Not sure if that's there, but pretty sure....it is not. Even tho arcade games have been replaced by the games that we have today... TRUST if the arcade was still there...it would absolutely still be used. Sure there was probably a period where it just sat, but I see arcades a lot more these days and people who actually love going to them. It's a connection to their past and their kids love them too. The ice cream is good but gotdayuuuum! Their prices are insane! I get things get more expensive over time but come on, what they charge for a small and what you actually get (in a dish) is absurd. Makes me very sad. I can honestly say, after this last visit that...that was probably my last visit to Twistees. I'll go again if my friends from high school wanna go when I'm back visiting bc we went all the time back in the day. Aside from that tho, yeah, pass. Most ice cream places are pricey, but it's sad to see how expensive Twistees is and the tiny portions you get for what they charge. Oh, I asked for rainbow sprinkles too. Been getting that ever since I was a tiny kid. She said "small chocolate with rainbow sprinkles!" They were red and green sprinkles. Christmas. Nothing rainbow about them. I didn't grab it bc it clearly was different than what I ordered. I know, small thing to complain about but it was weird. Then she shook the ice cream toward me and said ..: "small chocolate, rainbow sprinkles!" I said...those are rainbow? Looks like Christmas to me" Even the guy next to me was like...you know that's not rainbow, right? No response from her lol. Overall they are nice there but that was weird. Long Pier is pricey too, but they give you the portions you'd expect and the ice cream tastes better to me. That's the other one in Geneva that's not far far from Twistees. Anyway, people will always go here bc it's Twistees is a local legend, place is iconic, it's a Geneva staple. I just know a lot who skip over and go elsewhere. I'd never want it to close bc that would be a huge part of my childhood.. gone, but ugh at least bring back the miniature golf course!! Bring back some of the magic that made Twistees magical! Thanks, YelpeeTwistee'er's? If you go, enjoy! Ice cream is still ice cream and I love ice cream haha. Cheers!

Omg this was my first time trying Cindy's pies and I am hooked!!!! You buy them straight from…read moreCindy's home. My husband brought home grape tarts and they were amazing. I wanted to eat them all myself - that's how good they are! I love the small size and how it's not too sweet. The perfect dessert after a meal. Thank you Cindy! We will be back!

I am so totally disappointed. We bought a grape pie at Casa…read moreLarga winery. It was a crumb top. $25. For this flavorless, thin, very scant crumb topping pie? Yes..? What a total rip off. I don't fault the winery, they are just the point of sale. I am though upset with the "Cindy's Pie " bakers. You charge more for less and by that I mean volume of filling and quality of the Pie. Next time, no Cindy's.

Behold! Romulus finally has an ice cream place…read more.. Fairly unassuming building with a decent parking lot. I had a peanut butter cup flurry and thought it was well blended. They definitely did not skimp on the peanut butter cups, though I'm not sure they were actually Reese's. The Ice Cream Stand serves Perry's (always a bonus) and the staff seem friendly.

Someone gifted me a grape pie from Jeni's and holy moly...it was yummy! This is the first grape…read morepie I've ever had but can't get enough especially with scoop of vanilla ice cream on top. Jeni - if you are reading this...please open a shop in the DC area :)

Jeni's pies, breads and all bakery items are the very best in the area. I wish there was a way to…read morecontinue to get these items after Joseph's Market closes for the winter. Will plan accordingly next year.

This place is well marked has easy parking not usually a long line and a lot of great options…read more It closes at eight sharp, so get here early. They serve soft, serve and hard ice cream and cones cups. They have shakes sprinkles and everything in between. It's your classic Mom and pop custard shop. Seating is only outside. Very casual. Flip-flops encouraged. Open 12pm-8 daily! I highly recommend you check it out

Quick and friendly service, we enjoyed stopping here. No indoor seating or restroom that we saw…read more Cute little cow bench for kids to take pics on.

Tim Hortons knows exactly what you want even if you don't know you want it. Tim Hortons breeds…read moreintegrity and boils it down to its purest form. Talking about integrity? Go see Timmy. - Hurricane Slater

Ordered a ham and Swiss croissant with bacon and no lettuce. got a ham and Swiss with lettuce…read more They gave me another sandwich no lettuce this time, but no cheese and no bacon. Ate the sandwich and then realized there was no bacon on it. Went back in. Manager said well your next sandwich is on me just tell them I said that. Like they're gonna believe me when I come in a month from now and say, Justin told me I could have a sandwich for free.? seems like offering to give me my money back would've been the right move here. Never seems to get our orders right in this place.