The ice cream is great but the portions are SMALL. For what amounted to 5 small scoops of ice cream…read moreand 3 waffle cones, it was $25! Then they ran out of the waffle cones and offered us 2 sugar cones and $1. They also don't have napkins for people to get. I get inflation is high but come on.

After a day full of drinking and relaxing on Chautauqua Lake, we were looking for a cold, creamy…read moretreat to wrap up our day and the night before, we had seen signs for The Sprinkle Cone, so we decided to give them a try! On a Saturday, around 8pm or so, the family and I were walking downtown Jamestown and came here for a cold and creamy treat! From what I could tell, they only served hard ice cream, which was locally made by Addie's Ice Cream, along with sundaes, floats, etc., so no custards here, but no complaints here! After perusing their flavors, we were able to go right up to the window and place our order. There appeared to be about two or three people working, but they were courteous and quick, including the woman who took our order. There were a couple of benches near this shop but more than likely, expect to stand or walk somewhere else to sit. We all ordered medium-sized ice cream cones and upgraded to the waffle cone for an additional 75 cents. I went with their New York Cheese Cake and Mint Oreo Fudge flavors. The NY Cheese Cake flavor was on top and was very creamy! I loved how the cherries were swirled in. The Mint Oreo Fudge was an excellent closer for my ice cream cone as it was fudgy with plenty of Oreo cookie pieces and the right amount of mint flavor. The medium-size was the perfect portion too, it left me plenty satisfied. I will admit the prices might seem a tad on the high side, but the ice cream was very good and I like to support local places when I can. Overall, The Sprinkle Cone scooped out a great experience with friendly customer service and quality hard ice cream. When I come back to Jamestown, I wouldn't have any problems coming back and trying a couple different flavors!

Not worth going to anymore. I just went there earlier today after making an order for pickup. I had…read moreordered 3 items. I got a large popcorn chicken, a regular sampler basket, a root beer float with 3 sauces. J had spent $30.10 overall. When I had called and asked them about it after getting home. They had told me the price of a large popcorn chicken was $7 and the sampler was $13. I understand that prices on everything has gone up, but that is ridiculous. And the potion o the food didnt up, it seems more like u get less. And the quality seems poor as well. I used to come here all the time, but havent had to much time. But I can say that this place has gotten terrible ever since it got a new owner. 1star, honestly would have done zero stars if I could. Not worth coming here anymore and recommend everyone never coming here anymore.

This place is an oasis of treats and food out in the middle of nowhere where no other food places…read moreexist. The closest place is miles away in Townville, Little Cooley, or Cambridge Springs. The ice cream here is wonderful, with lots of various treats to choose from. The food is good too, and they have a very wide selection of fast food items. I like the "mess o' fries" and the Big Bob's Fish. There are daily specials, and you can do some mini-golf, or practice your swings at the driving range too.

a must go to for awesome old fashioned frozen custard! we drove 2 hours for this treat! the wait…read morestaff was wonderful! only open until Sept 13 so get out there now!

Hank's is very popular so there's almost always a line but it moves quickly. Make sure you bring…read morecash as it's cash only. This is really a "grab 'n go"- no tables, that I could see, and everyone (including us) got into their car after receiving frozen treats. There are always just 4 flavors-chocolate and vanilla all the time and two rotating flavors. Banana is always available on Saturdays. The custard comes out of old fashioned machines and looks more like slabs than scoops. I had a scoop of banana and a scoop of chocolate-they pile one on top of the other. Service was nice from the teens working. It's a seasonal place-the owners go to Florida after the season ends a week after Labor Day. Definitely stop at Hanks if you are at Conneaut Lake during the Summer season!

Hi... Stopped by for milkshake... so many choices... decided on Coffee... Asked to use chocolate…read moreice cream.. no straw, no spoon... no problem. Tasted delicious... Service was great. So on hot day as you visit Woodcock Dam or Meadvilee or just passing thru... Stop by and order your way cold drinks or hot sandwiches... Think you will be surprised. And they take cash...

Ice cream is great! But when your order food it take a while but there is a pond to see some fish…read morewhile you wait.

Yum! We were staying in Pymatuning State Park and drove past Yorkie's a few times before deciding…read moreto stop for a treat. We tried both the soft serve and the hard ice cream and both were delicious. They have so, so many flavors. Plenty of options for everyone. They were also extremely generous with toppings which I really appreciated.

It is a little expensive for what is being offered. You're better off going across the bridge to…read morethe ice cream place in Andover. Also, it is now closed for the season.

Above & beyond customer service…read more As a result of Visit PA's 2023 Scooped Ice Cream Trail, we found this ice cream shop on our way from Pittsburgh to Erie. It wasn't too far out of our way. We called ahead to make sure they were open. It would have been a bummer otherwise. When we went up to the counter to order, we said we were the Pittsburgh people who called. They were excited to see us. There were a lot of ice cream options. We sat under the patio v. at the tables in the sun. You know this is a go to place when a UPS driver stopped and had his lunch here.

I don't like to give a bad review to a small locally owned business, but yesterday's visit left a…read morebad taste in my mouth (literally). Firstly, I saw the sign advertising your milkshake of the week. Tip for the management = please include the price on your sign. Also, tell us that it comes in a fancy, collector cup if that is the case. Personally, I don't want a fancy cup, and secondly, I don't want to pay over ten dollars for a milkshake. If a customer asks you if it can be made in a regular cup for less money, don't act like you are reinventing the wheel. Anyways, the young woman at the counter was very snooty. Her attitude needs an adjustment. Also, I told her to keep the change for a tip, and she gave me the change back anyway ... who does that? We had to put the cash into the tip bucket ourselves, when it was right next to her. Anyways, I ended up with a regular chocolate malt milkshake, and it had a very bad, bitter aftertaste. I'm not sure why ... No Cheers on this visit!

The service is great. If you like ice cream it's the best in the area. The food I have eaten in the…read morepast was good, although medically I don't eat a lot of fried.

Great small town ice cream stand. They also have a lot of food options. The menu is huge with so…read moremany options everyone can find something they like. Service was quick and workers were friendly. Great ice cream place! Check out their Facebook page for updates!

Great ice cream and a very cute place. Who else offered Lemmon Oreo ice cream! Reasonable costs…read morewith an amazing view.

From the owner: Homemade Ice cream is our specialty. All ice cream is made right at our shop.read more

The ice cream is truly wonderful. The people serving were very patient and friendly. They did only…read moretake cash when I was there, however their prices were insanely low! If you go I would recommend the strawberry cheesecake scoop.

Ice cream was good serving size was amazing for a 2 scoop cone. Line moved quick and stage was…read morefriendly.

The one kid that works there needs to be talked to about customer service. He is rude and tried to…read moreact intimidating for no reason. There is no world where slamming your fists on the counter and cracking your knuckles is an appropriate way to talk to customers. Not sure why he feels it is necessary to do that, but I have had similar experiences with him doing slightly different things to me during check out. The prices aren't good enough to make me want to deal with that. If it happens again, I am just not going to shop there.

The cashier kept my change, I payed 30$ for a 24$ bill and she didn't give any change back. I asked…read morefor it and she look at me like I was stupid, she ignored me and started helping the next customer.DO NOT SHOP HERE!