I've been here before so this is a very overdue review. I was excited because I got a spot right in…read morefront and parking is usually tricky around here. I grabbed a couple of different things including a butter crunch cookie, a pumpkin crispie ice cream sandwich and some other stuff to try since it's a little far for me to get here generally. The staff helping me was super friendly and I had a little laugh with them about some of the noisy people that were in there. Definitely will be back soon!

"I wash my hands of you." - Matthew 27:24 The male…read moreserver/cashier visibly made this negative body language gesture projected against me to absolve oneself of involvement in a matter! I was blatantly dismissed after my order intake, payment, followed by receipt request with a rude scowl apathetic look. Why project an insolent attitude towards customers? Possibly ergophobia or social anxiety disorder to be surrounded by people? I exist. I matter. I am human. I am one life in the smallest measurement. "I exist as I am, that is enough." -- Walt Whitman By the power of observation, the next customer who went through the linear process of intake ordering, payment and waiting this same male server/cashier visibly made the same negative body language gesture again with disdain visible look. There is no reverence for customer service, but blatant insolent wayward behavior! Unfortunately, this male server/cashier appeared the sole worker on duty. Can this male server smile or nod to acknowledge customers' order request vs. "I wash my hands of you" vile negative body language? When requesting a printed sales receipt, it can only be either emailed or sent via text. Apparently, The Good Batch uses Square Register, a point-of-sale (POS) cashier register system as their paperless cash register, thus, no printed sales receipt will be printed but can only be either texted or emailed. I highly prefer Counterpoint as a functional and effective POS cash register for all retail brick and mortar businesses. The exterior appears to be a local, small quiet independent bakery business with a bakery glass display case loaded with various baked goodies accompanied with coffee. I entered with tempered expectations which was reduced to inhumane of near emptiness. This bakery offers British scones, but I have a strong predilection for American biscuits (either buttermilk or non buttermilk). There are ice cream sandwiches available. No comment for any as I did not purchase. Nota Bene: "Return Policy: All sales are final." Price is extortionate exceedingly high for mediocre baked pastries. Business cards are available for grabs which also appears much difficulties for this same male server. I refused to include this business card to my collection box. Backed by Giacomo C. and Michelle W.'s negative reviews, I agree 100% The Good Batch does not entice my interest for a return visit. The Good Batch, a bakery business is accessible via MTA NYC Transit C local train at Clinton-Washington Street subway station in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn followed by a reasonable walk. Chocolate chip cookie $4.00 It was hard and very bland. It was not sweet nor semi-sweet in any form. It was not worth the trek to Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, the negative body language for insolent wayward behavior, followed by the acquiesce email receipt request and the extortionate exceedingly high price. I exited dispirited with utter despondence. Bye, Felicia!

Took my daughter for a yummy birthday cone, I had the ooey gooey butter cake and the falling for…read morepumpkin. Both were good but ooey gooey wins, it's really goood and portion size is plenty. Service was pleasant, cozy environment. I'll see you soon ample hills.

We stopped by here after lunch for a quick sweet treat and got a salted caramel scoop on a sugar…read morecone for about $8 ish with tax. The salted caramel flavored scoop was spot on. The representative gave enough icecream that there was still icecream when I reached the bottom tip of the cone! I know it's ice cream and it's expected - but for some reason I did find their icecream overwhelmingly sweet. Again, this might be me and aging , and me personally starting to prefer things (including ice cream) to not be too sweet. I originally walked in thinking of getting the oh captain flavor but thank goodness I was able to try it out as a sample first and realized I didn't like it so feel free to ask for samples! Service here was super quick - but then again, we're here during winter so there were plenty of seating with just two people enjoying ice cream inside.

This was a sweet discovery. I was leaving dinner at Outpost and walking back to my car when i…read morestumbled upon this gem. Ice cream shops kind of sell themselves. You can see the products from the glass, the staff was quite warm and approachable. They were happy to let us taste test from the menu before committing. I saw lots of viable ice cream and ice cream bar options. Eventually I settled on the almond coconut bar. If you like Almond Joy, you'll be in heaven when you taste this. The flavor was rich without being intoxicating and it was the perfect treat for an unseasonably warm day. The prices are Fort Greene. This is not Baskin Robins per se. You're getting gourmet flavors in a pricey area so for me, that's not an issue. Sit outside, enjoy your ice cream, people watch and enjoy the experience.

- very friendly service - lines can pop up at any moment…read more- red velvet cake batter ice cream was good - added the fruity pebble cone, it was good as a novelty, but it was also very sweet - free water ftw!

bad service and they donot behave well with derives. I ordered through online app and my driver…read morewent through a bad time in this store

What an amazing place. I had no idea that it even existed. It's literally like a ice cream palace…read more So many different flavors of ice cream. Dairy and non dairy. They even serve other things. Like salads. And muffins etc. Quick service. And beautiful inside.

Today was my birthday and I went to the store. The Customer service is amazing and all you need to…read moredo is go to their website to sign up for free birthday ice cream. They have a wide variety of flavors that are rich and creamy. I will definitely be back.

Came here for hot chocolate on a freezing, snowy night. Tried classic, birthday cake, and Szechuan…read morepeanut butter flavors. All those flavors pertain to the topping of your cup--the actual drinking hot chocolate is all the same no matter what you get. The drink itself was underwhelming and nothing I'd return to. Swiss miss taste, consistency, vibe. Very liquidy and not rich at all. What gets your heart racing is the whipped torched marshmallow fluff that tops the cup. It's so chewy and tasty, you'll feel your glucose spike through the roof. If you're into sweet--this is an indulgence for you. Pretty pricey for $7.50 per cup plus tax. Between the three flavors, all were tasty. Just depends on how much extra you're feeling on a particular day. Szechuan peanut butter gave the most unique flavor--slight spiciness to the crunchy brittle sprinkled on top of the marshmallow. If you go with classic, you won't miss out, honestly, as the toppings didn't add much depth or make any significant difference in the taste of the drink. No bathroom on premises. Very limited seating inside: a few stools that would fit 4 people max. If you come here during peak times, you'll have to eat outside.

I went here with my friend over the weekend. We each got a scoop of the Praline Butter Cake ice…read morecream. The ice cream attendant was very friendly and helpful. The ambiance was family friendly. We will definitely be coming back again!

Van Leeuwen started with a single ice cream truck that has evolved into the empire of sweets it is…read moretoday. The City Point/Downtown Brooklyn is the latest store, occupying a quiet section of the mall on the first floor, under the escalators, facing Albee Square. Staff are fast and great. I always appreciate how excellent Van Leeuwens staff are about allergens and ingredients. Lots of vegan options! Prices are NYC expensive.

always hits the spot! the line here is shorter than the…read moremanhattan one and when i arrived there was no line at all there's a nice park nearby that you can sit at too indoor seating is also available

Froyo is back y'all! It was so busy during the 5th Ave street fair a couple weekends ago, the line…read morewent out the door. It was my first froyo in a decade probably, so I was surprised that it tasted so... yogurty (tart)? I learned afterwards that that's what makes Culture special and I'm all for it. So nice and refreshing and tasted ...healthy. All for this comeback!

I stopped by for the "Death by Chocolate" collaboration between @amplehills x @crazycups which is…read morethe ultimate treat for chocolate and ice cream lovers. Weekends only at Brooklyn location will be ultra-premium hot chocolate served in an edible cup, topped with perfectly toasted marshmallows and loaded with rich chocolatey toppings. The collaboration also offers DBC ice cream and parfaits for even more indulgent options. A spacious location with plenty of seating, a game room in the back, & friendly staff The hot chocolate is insane!!!! A must-try!!

The vanilla ice cream was decent. It was salted a bit heavier than I preferred but overall not bad…read more The gelato itself was good for a few bites but eventually got flavor fatigue and generally felt too sweet. So far it's been an okay experience and I'm still open to trying their other flavors.