Black raspberry ice cream (dairy-free), and chocolate fudge walnut ice cream (not…read moredairy-free)...what can I say? Weird combo? Not at all. Give them a try. Many flavors to choose from, friendly staff, cozy environment.

The service was quick and super friendly. Inside is really retro cool and they have plenty of…read morehomemade flavors to choose from. My hubby went with his usual "beige" flavor... Butter pecan. I went with the Cobblestone which is Chocolate ice cream with crushed pieces of peanuts and peanut butter. It was delicious! Highly recommend.

Came in around 9:40 to get some ice cream after a long day and was very shortly served. The ice…read morecream was made amazing and the service was quick but the two young men taking my order seemed very over it and not the most polite. I work at an ice cream shop myself and although it might be annoying to have someone come 20 minutes before closing I never let my smile and service fade. Getting ice cream should always be the best point of each customers day and the customer should not be leaving feeling like you were annoying the workers just by doing what the shop was made for. Love this place and the customer service is usually always great but tonight it was way off. You can tell these aren't weekend workers because no way a Monday shift got you that annoyed.

Very average experience. I haven't been in here since I was a kid and overall just felt kinda meh…read moreabout it. It is very clean and quiet inside and smells great. The workers looked to be about high school age and the service was just average. There are a few dairy free options, which was nice, so I tried the lemonade sorbet. Just okay. Not the best sorbet I've had. My boyfriend tried some kind of chocolate ice cream and said it was decent. He commented the scoops were a bit smaller than he expected. Price is very high for just ice cream. Kilwins is a bit cheaper and chaos is definitely a better bang for your buck. Wasn't that impressed with the flavor. Overall it's a decent place to grab ice cream but nothing amazing.

Some friends and were in Charlottesville on a hot spring day and decided that we needed ice cream…read more As soon as we walked into Kilwins, we were surrounded by all kinds of candy and found the ice cream in the rear of the store. They had some interesting flavors and we were able to try some samples. I opted for a scoop of apple pie and a scoop of sea salt caramel. Unlike other ice cream, where the caramel is hard, this ice cream had gooey caramel. The apple pie had pieces of apple and crispy bits of crust in it. They were both delicious! I have definitely found my favorite ice cream place!

We tried icecream and chocolate pretzels. Icecream was very good but very expensive around 8$ for a…read morescoop. Pretzel was ok.

One of my go-tos for ice cream in Cville. Reasonably priced and lots of flavors! My favorites are…read morepassion fruit, guava, coconut, and tres leches. They have paletas (popsicles) too! Staff is always friendly! They have a few tables inside and one outside. There is a good amount of parking.

A hidden gem! Yummy ice cream and desserts. They had a constant stream of customer and obviously a…read morelocal favorite. Lots of interesting treats to purchase as well. Plus unique ice cream flavors and very generous portions. Will definitely visit again!

Tried the mint chocolate chip and moundz flavor. Both tasted like real cream and the chocolate…read morechips were perfect sizes. The workers were super fast and had the treats out before we even finished ordering. Placement of it was kind of perfect because you get to look out at the rest of the market but also sit down and enjoy the food.

Every time I've been there in the last year or two, they've given incredibly stingy scoops,…read moreliterally golf ball size, for 4.95. We aren't going back.

Established in 1890, Timberlakes Drug Store is a family-owned pharmacy and soda fountain located…read moreright off the Charlottesville downtown mall. The drug store is in the front and offers everything a typical pharmacy would sell only more old-timey. I felt like I was on the set of "Now and Then" or some other nostalgia era themed movie. Keep going and you'll hit the restaurant portion of the store which sells a variety of housemade soups, chili, sandwiches, lemonades, and more. The kiddos loved taking a seat at the long bar and ordering their milkshakes and the counter person was as nice as can be. My husband had a hankering for their homemade chili and thought it was delicious. It was a fond bonding moment for everyone!

Disgusting, wet, and microwaved sandwiches. Cool location, horrible service, even worse food…read more Dont let this 50s style soda fountain diner in the back of a drug store fool you: the food is awful. You'd think with an entire chalkboard dedicated to pastrami sandwiches they would have a decent reuben. Not even close. The reuben was literally drenched in cheap plastic-bottled thousand island sauce (that salad dressing they sell at grocery stores). The meat was old. Sandwich was nothing short of disgusting. My mac salad just tasted like macaroni mixed in mayonnaise, although by comparison with the wet microwaved sandwich the mac salad was better. I also tried their egg cream soda, but as the photo shows, the waitress could not even be bothered to mix it: so it was chocolate syrup underneath a cup full of soda water, and thats it, which was hard to stir with a plastic straw. Service was bad too. Waitress took forever, never checked on us, spent a lot of time hanging out with the chef, and spoke negatively about customers right in front of them while talking to the chef. And the chef took an insane amount of time: over half an hour to make (including both my group and people ahead of us) less than ten simple, disgusting sandwiches. Worst meal I've had in years.

Easy 5 star and returned for a second time the same day. Friendly window service. No cash, card…read moreonly, but they do cash or card tips. I got a strawberry shake, wife a peanut butter cup and daughter a "Jack" which is their specialty ice cream sandwich in a chocolate variety. They only have one Jack flavor a day. We all absolutely loved! There is ample seating on their side patio yard area. But parking can be challenging in the lot. Many street park across the street. Next time in town it's Sugar Bear again!

Super cute little ice cream shack with a large variety of unique flavors to choose from. There is a…read morenice, covered seating area to enjoy your ice cream under. Quick, friendly service. We tried the "Therapy" all kinds of chocolate and the Coconut Mango... the two flavors were equally delicious!

Ice cream portions are very generous. Even a child's size was pretty large. Great selection of…read moreflavors. Quaint atmosphere

ICE CREAM We sampled a couple flavors but settled on their…read morecoffee and cookies and cream ice creams. Both were absolutely delicious-- creamy but not too dense and the cookie chunks were plentiful in the latter. Can't wait to try their other flavors on rotation when visiting! SERVICE The staff are very kind and friendly! My sister and I tried a couple samples before choosing a flavor. AMBIANCE The interior is very clean and retro. A good number of tables are available inside, but the place seems largely grab and go. PARKING The target audience is UVA students, so paid street parking is available at a limited capacity. A parking garage is also available nearby with a fee.

Excellent coffee and tea in downtown Charlottesville. The quality of the coffee beans paired with…read moreartfully crafted espresso drinks is probably the best in the city. The baristas are excellent at making coffee, friendly, and the seasonal drinks are creative. They have a cardamom syrup that's delicious in lattes. The shop itself is very cute, with a handful of tables and stools at the counter. There's a couple of tables outside too. I wouldn't recommend trying to get work done here during a busy time since it's not a huge space.

We decided to explore Downtown Charlottesville this past Saturday afternoon while we were on a…read morequick weekend getaway. As usual, I'm looking for the best coffee roaster to go to, and Lone Light Coffee was on the top of my list in this area. The coffee shop is on the smaller side, but it was warm and comfortable. The baristas were nice and three of them gave me their input on which single origin I should choose for my pour-over. POUR-OVER - MKT Price +6.50 for Mohammed Aba Nura - Ethiopia (tasting notes: Strawberry, white chocolate, hazelnut) I wanted the craziest tasting option they had, and they recommended this one since it's pretty popular and well-liked among customers. However, one of the barista said he didn't really like it himself. I figured I should still try it. The sips I had while it was still warm was pretty juicy and sweet, but I really didn't like the notes once it cooled down (about 20 minutes later), which tasted sour and off-putting. I should have listened to that one barista and went with a different single origin option. Overall, good roaster -- just unfortunate that I tried something that wasn't for me. The baristas seem knowledgeable and passionate about their craft. I would love to come back next time and try another single origin offering.

The ice cream is very good and it's the only I've cream place on this side of town which makes it…read morevery convenient. The waffle cones are a bit pricey $1.65 up charge and while they are huge it made it very difficult to eat so I don't know of it's worth it.

Ice cream was good but if you have a service dog DO NOT GO HERE! I got told service animals are not…read moreallowed here by law yes they are then she told me only small service dogs are allowed by law any breed size job they do they are allowed! So please keep that in mind