Such an extraordinary piece of heaven in Albion NY! Unique christmas vibe that cant help but make…read moreyou smile and feel all warm and cozy! Tight on the canal sit inside or on the "deck". While we sat and relaxed even got the pleasure if experiencing the bridge lift and board traveling down the canal! Such a beautiful experience! Staff was all so happy! Definitely a place you need to visit! #blessed to have this experience and cannot wait to stop by again!

Delicious ice cream and great prices! Nice addition to our small town, thankful to have it!read more

Yummy place, just take out, cash only unfortunately. Great flavors and really good serviceread more

We stopped into Cone Zone on a whim while in the Albion area. This is a CASH ONLY establishment…read more The menu has the typical assortment of options you'd expect to see at an ice cream stand of this nature. There are soft serve and hard-scoop cones, regular and deluxe sundae options, "Blizzards" (soft-serve with mix-ins), milkshakes, etc. My husband went with his favorite, a banana split. It was a standard banana split size and construction, with fresh bananas. It was $8, a decent deal for a banana split these days. Any hard-scoop flavor ice cream can be turned into a milkshake, and my son went with a cannoli ice cream milkshake for $6. I had a Reese's Pieces sundae for $7. Instead of fudge and peanut butter topping, I asked for all peanut butter. The sundae was just okay. It was served in a small round cup. A very limited amount of toppings could fit. It was essentially 90% ice cream. The best part of a sundae (and what you pay more for) is all of the ooey-gooey toppings, so if it is mostly ice cream, the ice cream had better be pretty good. But nope. The vanilla soft serve was just fine, nothing exceptional. When in Albion for ice cream, Cone Zone is a good enough choice. (But The Shack in Lyndonville, not too far away from Albion, has far superior sundaes, more choices, and takes cards; just an FYI.)

Cute small town bakery located in Albion NY. Many delicious sweets and treats made from over 4…read moregenerations of recipes. They make made to order cakes for all occasions, cookies and cupcakes. We tried the sour cream cookies which were scrumptious and melted in your mouth. The owner was very friendly and took pride in all her baked goods. I will be back to try more treats as pretty much everything was sold out at the sip & stroll.

Great baked goods! Great service! Atmosphere is just right! Lovely place to wind down!read more

Short and sweet: Best frosted cinnamon roll I've had in a long time…read more The other stuff looked fine, but don't skip the cinnamon roll...

Excellent bakery! Look no further if you need cookies, cakes or cannolis! I provided our theme for…read morethe shower and it was like she jumped into my brain bc the dessert were exactly how I pictured them to be.

A sweet little spot with a lot of variety. They have an excellent selection of custard and hard ice…read morecream with non dairy items. Each week they serve a different treat. Great little place and affordable.

Ice cream is very good. Staff is friendly. Portions are great. Out in the middle of nowhere but…read moreworth the stop

I wanted to be wowed based on the other reviews I had read. Unfortunately, that experience was far…read morefrom the reality. Yes, it's a cute, creative concept architecturally, but the lighting was too dark for Sunday noontime. And the food and especially brunch fare were nothing special. Carb heavy and very few healthy options, although plenty of exotic drinks. Why not just be a bar and not try to be a coffee bar/cafe? Coffee was decent but not outstanding. Nothing but plain bagels available and my scrambled egg looked like something out of a Dr. Seuss story. Oh well, I did a taste test and found it WAS actually edible. My friend enjoyed her Korean Bowl, so that made the trip a success. The bathroom is the true test of quality in any culinary establishment. Fancy hand soap, Very clean, but no toilet paper or paper towels. I had to ask.

Delicious food. Wasn't busy the evening we were there so wait service was pretty good. The staff…read moreseemed a bit surprised that we didn't want to sit in the bar area to eat. We chose the dining room area because it was cozier and certainly quieter. The had speciality cocktails and our party of four each ordered a different one. All were very good. They don't have a big menu (which I appreciate) so what they do have is done well. I plan to return soon

In little, old Medina, NY, Double Dips is the spot to grab a scoop of Perry's ice cream, custard,…read moreCyclones (think DQ Blizzards!), and other ice cream novelties. The stand is surrounded by several parking spots, which will fill up on a warm evening. The staff working are young and courteous. Double Dips accepts cash and credit cards. I don't make it over to Double Dips often as I live in Buffalo, but when I do, I get a large Cyclone made with vanilla custard, Butterfinger (or Oreo), and cheesecake pieces. The cup is large but the last few times I've ordered this, I've noticed they don't fill the cup all the way, which is a bit of a bummer. Plus, the distribution of mix-ins isn't the most even - Last time all the cheesecake pieces were at the top while all the Butterfinger was at the bottom. Prices are a little higher but in 2026, everything is priced higher and they are THE ice cream spot in Medina. Double Dips posts frequently on Facebook about their weekly special custard and non-dairy custard flavors as well as other ice cream novelty specials. All-in-all, Double Dips remains a solid ice cream stand in small town Medina.

We were in the area, walking along the Erie Canal and on our way home stumbled across this ice…read morecream shop and had to stop and give it a try. We were glad we did, and I bet you will be too, so top on over! The place is small, visitors wait in line outside, only the workers are inside making the goodness happen. They have a wide variety of options including quite a few Perry's hard ice cream flavors, soft ice cream, sundaes, floats, and blizzards. I chose the Bart Simpson sundae. Soft ice cream, peanut butter sauce, and butterfingers. Yum! I opted for no cool whip, peanuts, or cherry, I'm weird I know, but that's why you don't notice any of those in the pictures. My husband got the key lime custard and was very satisfied. Great place to stop if you're hankering for some ice cream. Stop by and try one of their many treats!

After living in Batavia for a few years, it is always nice to go back and visit some of my favorite…read morespots. Oliver's is at the top of that list. Do you like candy? Do you like ice cream? This is the spot to go. We came in for a quick stop to grab some ice cream on the way home. We also had to pick up some candy too because I mean, we were here, might as well! This place always feels like walking into Wonka's factory. There are so many different kinds of chocolate and candy that there is something for everyone on that front. Then the ice cream parlor is pure nostalgia and there are so many flavors offered. I got a milkshake and it was made perfectly, topped with whipped cream and a chocolate wafer. The staff here is always friendly and helpful. The vibes are so happy in here. I suggest this spot to everyone looking for some sweets.

I went to Oliver's for some ice cream and had a delicious cup of dairy free ice cream! They had a…read morebunch of flavors to pick from for standard ice cream as well as two dairy free options and the price to serving ratio was incredibly reasonable. The girl working was very sweet and helpful to make sure the ice cream was also gluten free for me. They had a few picnic tables outside to sit at and enjoy. There was a cooler with tons of treats available to purchase and there is also a gift shop located in the lower part of the store. It was a great stop and I'll be back soon!