First time visit today I got 1/2 dozen of freshly made doughnuts, oh so delicious, the peanut glaze…read morewas still soft holding the plentiful amount of peanuts. As far as the rest of them Mmmmmm! The coffee was delicious also. Excuse me while I wipe the Bavarian cream off of my phone. Great job keep up the good work.

Great Doughnuts!!! Friendly staff. They need st hours to be posted so I know when they're open!read more

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.

This place has everything for kitchen and household needs. Stone ground flour in 1-50lb bags!…read moreEverything you need for baking supplies. The meat counter is crazy good. Fresh meat daily. There hamburger and sausage patties are insane. They also have some grocery items that you could find in a local supermarket, but for the most part they are Amish produced. I'm going again tomorrow. Maybe I'll see you there. I'm the big guy that looks like Santa.

Love their sandwiches and donuts . I've always enjoyed just…read morehow fresh all their food has been. Great plane to visit AND see it something to eat.

Happened upon this little bakery today while driving through Albion. It was my anniversary, so I…read morethought I'd grab a little something (or 6). I saw the open flag, but wasn't quite sure. It's at the back of the building and is a little hard to find, but SO worth the search. (I'm kidding. It was literally right there.) Everything I tried was spectacular, and the folks I encountered were all very chatty and sweet. They had a nicely stocked desert case, and a little cafe eating area. After searching them online, I was able to find their menu, and it seems like a wonderful little lunch spot. What a gem!

Super cute country store in the tiny town of Elba, NY. Definitely worth a stop if you are driving…read morethrough Genesee county. From chocolate, to ice cream, to wine, and decorations they have something for everyone. Looking for a sweet treat for yourself or as a gift? Stop on by, the are a satellite location for Olliver's chocolates out of Batavia, and seem to have the entire selection of sponge candy, chocolate covered items, and chocolates of all shapes and sizes. They also serve a variety of ice cream, shakes, etc. Looking for decorations for a holiday or a gift, something to add some fun to your house? Stop on by, they have a wide variety of Bills gear, homemade blankets, bags, wall signs, and other decorations. Their unique items with definitely catch your attention. Looking to relax after a long hard day of work? Sweet Life sells Circle B Winery wines and they have a wide variety of options from red to white to dry to sweet. They have a huge variety of fruit wines that are my favorite, especially the spiced peach! Basically this country store has a little bit of something for everyone. More importantly they have that small town, warm and welcoming atmosphere. They have complimentary coffee for visitors, and the staff is super friendly. On my most recent visit I inquired about hot chocolate bombs and while the lady working explained why they do not sell them she helped me figure out where I could get them. Next time you are in Genesee county do yourself a favor and stop by and get a treat!

This place is part of Oliver's Candies in Batavia. A few years ago Oliver's expanded their…read moremanufacturing capacity by buying a facility in Elba and opened Sweet Life as part of it. They have all of the great Oliver's candy and ice cream you already love plus they sell some locally made crafts and decorations. A definite stop to satisfy your sweet tooth.

One of my favs spots to shop and grab a bite to eat. The owners understand how to prepare some high…read morequality grub at fair prices. They offer a good variety of items for your fridge, pantry, and even something for your sweet tooth with that ice cream. If you're out that way, you won't be disappointed And please make that Korean chicken sandwich a regular item!!!

This cute shop, cafe and part time ice cream stop can easily be missed if you blink! Not that it's…read morea tiny place, but it's on the side of the road where the speed limit is pretty fast, so you could just zoom on by. I'm glad I spotted it. My friend and I visited for a plan of a late breakfast and possibly an ice cream. We were greeted when we walked in and took a look at the small, curated menu to make our picks. We went with a bagel with locks and a sandwich as well as two drinks from the cooler. As we waited for our food, we purused the local produce and other locally sourced goods as well as the cold cases and also checked out the ice cream menu. They had non-local items too, but I'd say the majority were local. One thing that struck me as odd is that some things had pricing, but it seemed like most (or close to it) didn't have a price anywhere we could find. That is one of my top pet peeves, no pricing. It may be an unpopular opinion, but I think if you're trying to sell something, you should make you're prospective purchaser aware of how much you'd like for it. Anyway, I'll step down from my soapbox. We received our food and sat in the seating area to the right. It had a good amount of seats and nice house plants around. There was also an outdoor patio it could open up to when it's nice out. The food was well presented, fresh and tasty. We opted not to get ice cream (hard scoop: Yummies; custard: Pittsford Dairy; Italian ice: Frank's).... Mostly because they didn't open that part until noon, so we'd have had to wait a bit.

This place is very cute and definitely in fruit/farm country! It is convenient too, especially…read morecoming from Rochester via the Parkway to Lakeside/Point Breeze exit. It's mere minutes away. The place is organized and neat. The fresh fruits, baked goods, local-made maple syrups, jams and salsa along with an assortment of vegetables are arranged in a colorful and appealing manner. The staff was very busy yet friendly. The ice cream shop is located on the side of the building with covered picnic tables to enjoy your ice cream. There's also a child's play area in the rear of the building.

The food is hit or miss but the icecream is delicious. Glad we found this for the icecream.read more

The Pink Cow: Where my dessert dreams come true and my medium is actually a large…read more This charming little ice cream stand in Alden is what I imagine heaven looks like if heaven were shaped like an oversized Fotomat and served twist cones. The Pink Cow is my happy place. It's small, yes, but mighty--and filled with frozen joy and sugar-fueled chaos in the best way possible. There's plenty of outdoor seating (umbrellaed, because sunburns are rude), and ample parking for all your impulse sundae needs. For the efficient ice cream warriors among us, there's even a drive-thru. I've never used it, mostly because I live in fear of dripping soft serve into my cup holders and explaining that to my mechanic. Also? I'm a people-watcher. Give me a bench, a waffle cone, and a toddler in pajamas and cowboy boots blowing bubbles, and I'll be emotionally wrecked thinking about my grandkid on another continent. Worth every tear. Also, let's talk about my ordering process: I get a large. Then I go home and casually tell my husband it was a medium. Don't judge me, Janice, we all have our coping mechanisms and mine is portion-size denial. When my husband joins me? It's date night, baby. First, The Pink Cow. Then a romantic stroll (read: shuffle) through the Tractor Supply at the back of the parking lot, where we look at baby chicks and he buys me a sundress (See my Tractor Supply review for those details). You can keep your rooftop martinis and overpriced tapas--I'm living my best small town romance novel life, and it includes fudge swirl and farm supply fashion. So yeah, get the ice cream. Live your life. Stretch the truth about the size if you must. The Pink Cow is worth it.

A newly-released creation, The Jeff, got my attention on social media. With ALL THINGS PEANUT…read moreBUTTER, I had to try it... and it did not disappoint. They graciously swapped chocolate soft serve for vanilla, added the peanut butter sauce core, dunked it in chocolate dip then coated the outside in crushed peanut butter cups. What's not to like? Granted, it was messy to eat, but oh-so worth it.