Went on a Friday at 4, there was no line so it only took a few minutes to get the ice cream. I got…read morea single scoop Lemon Sorbet. It was great, very refreshing and exactly what I wanted. I definitely would recommend for a light treat. The person I was with got 2 scoops one of the Cookies and Cream and the Sponge Candy. They liked both and thought it was a good amount. Overall, I would recommend ice cream from here since it's good and cheaper than other ice cream places.

It's Perry's ice cream, but there are some flavors offered here that are not available in grocery…read morestore packages or not at other ice cream stands in the area. I had a cone of chocolate-raspberry ice cream. It was a good sized cone and the ice cream was delicious. There are two long metal tables in the parking lot on one side of the building. These are not very comfortable, but certainly better to sit here while eating your cone rather than trying to drive with an ice cream cone, which was very drippy the other day as the temperature was in the 80's.

Heard so much about this place and decided to try. They have a vast menu but got 2 of like 20…read moresignature flavors. I got the London fog which was so good. It was earl grey with bits of toffee. Also got the salted caramel which was also amazing. I would definitely come back to try their other flavors as well as other menus since they have a huge array of icecream sandwich, floats, sundaes, etc. they have a decent size parking lot with a lot of people coming and going. They have decent seating area making it a perfect place to relax and enjoy the weather. Service was fast and great but only gave us 2 samples. Overall, a great experience and met some really people.

Cute spot to bring family and friends together or stop by after a game. They have a few outdoor…read moretables where you can sit and enjoy your ice cream, and the service was quick even though they were busy. I tried the "Happy Birthday to Me" sundae special , it was good, but I've definitely had better ice cream elsewhere. At around $9, it felt a little pricey, especially if you're coming with a group. I'd come back for the atmosphere and a quick scoop, but I wouldn't expect the ice cream itself to be the highlight.

The ice cream and service is consistently great at this location. During my most recent visit,…read morethere were a lot of people but the staff was dishing out the ice cream quickly. I ordered the Buffalo Pot Hole ice cream in a dish and oh my gosh, it was delicious! I look forward to coming back soon.

Frosty's has been a staple in our family's summers since we moved into the area. My son who just…read moreturned 3 has already been to 4 opening days. (That math is crazy) We saw they were opening a couple days due to warm weather and had to get over there to get some ice cream and say hello. It was PACKED! Probably would be less packed now that the weather is cold and snowy again but we waited in line and got our treats. I ended up going with a root beer float this time. We also had an assortment of cones and dishes of soft serve with plenty of sprinkles. We can't wait until they open up fully for the season and will be here quite often.

When considering ice cream, the only smart idea is to go to Nick Charlaps. They have multiple…read morelocations and service is excellent at all. But most importantly, you really can never go wrong with Nick Charlap's ice cream.

The past few years I'vs been here the shakes were very good. I went last Friday afternoon. I…read moretasted mine & it was basically milk with very little ice cream. There was a spitful of peanut butter fudge at the bottom of the cup & it wasn't a thick consistency at all. My Mom said her shake was basically milk and air. I should've had them made over again but had already drove away. Make sure your employees know how to make a proper milkshake.

I'm in western New York often and sometimes at the end of my workday, I have a little time to walk…read morearound. On a sunny day there is nothing like walking down Main Street in Williamsville and trying the local cuisine. For a great after dessert, I would recommend walking down to Sweet Jenny's on Spring Street just off of Main. I've done this on many occasions and their ice cream is always a delight. There's usually a long line, but it goes really fast and the service is with a smile. I like a nice scoop of strawberry ice cream, like the one you see in the picture. As an added bonus, if you get there before 6pm, there is a comic book store inside on the upper level! I scored a Dr Strange #6 from 1974. So grab your ice cream, and sit in the shade and read your comic books to the sound of a waterfall at Glen Park located just behind Sweet Jenny's. There's nothing like it.

Our favorite ice cream shop- perfect place to get a treat and take a stroll through the park right…read moreafter. The lines may be long in the summer-but they move fast! This place is more than just an ice cream shop- it's a whole vibe.

I took my kids to Churn this weekend and it was a wonderful experience. The staff was friendly and…read morewelcoming. It has always been my go-to spot to go for dessert. The restaurant is clean and well-kept. We enjoy going to Llyods right next door as well for dinner.

This place is the place the neighborhood needs. It's a great addition to hertel. The space is fun…read more And bright. And hip. The recipes are original. The problem? They've moved to digital ordering. So you don't get to talk to the person behind the counter. Now it feels more like McDonald's. Definitely not the inviting neighborhood place it used to be.

We stopped in for our first visit on a Friday evening at six; there was an art festival in part of…read morethe parking lot, so it was a little congested. The building is an old one on Main Street, decorated in the Roycroft style and font: Minimalist and decorative. The line for ice cream moved quickly: The women behind the counter worked hard to fill orders, and most people knew what they wanted. We chose scoops of chocolate "Bada bing Bada bourbon" in a cup, and two scoops of gelato in a waffle cone. The portions were enormous! I've never seen an ice cream so large! The total was about $15 for four scoops, and a small upcharge for the waffle cone. This is great value! The flavors were so good we were already making plans to return by the time we left. A word about the layout: There are chair on the front lawn; the front porch and inside have tables and chairs. A single unisex bathroom serves everyone; in summer there can be a line. Most of the people there at that hour were young families; the strollers and prams parked near the stairs. Is there anything cuter than seeing a toddler enjoying an ice cream?

Unique flavors for reasonable prices. However, the flavors are constantly rotating and there isn't…read morea way (or an accessible way) to know what flavors they currently have. We made the trip out to try it for the first time and weren't really interested in any of the flavors. Secondly, they don't sell plain chocolate or vanilla or any soft serve, so if you don't like any of the unique flavors, there's nothing plain to choose instead. A nice place, but probably won't be coming back unless I happen to pass by since it's not worth making the trip and risking not liking the flavors.

Ok, first thing to say, their ice cream is PRICEY! 3 average sized scoops in a homemade waffle cone…read morewill run you $11.15 plus tax. But their ice cream is made without artificial colors or crappy ingredients that you can't pronounce. Their standard base ingredients are whole milk, cream, cane sugar, egg yolks, nonfat dry milk, tapioca starch and salt. Now, take a look at the ingredients in your standard (cheaper) ice cream shop brands and you'll see the difference. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted with smiles and hellos and the said to let them know if we had any questions or wanted to try any flavors. They had regular dairy ice cream as well as dairy free options and were very knowledgeable about allergies, which comes in handy going anywhere with my mom (gluten free, dairy free, soy free). I got three scoops in a waffle cone (go big or go home) and my mom got two in a dish. My dad wouldn't spend the money to buy an ice cream for himself... The first time I've ever seen him be cheap! Haha My flavors of choice were coffee break, backyard s'mores and brownie batter. I tried the Irish cream, but it had a strong vanilla flavor with just a hint of Irish cream, so not my jam. My mom had brownie batter and lemon drop. We both really enjoyed our ice cream choices. I will definitely go back, but it will be a little bit because of the cost. The space is bright, clean and welcoming. There is indoor seating as well as seating out on the plaza sidewalk in front of the shop.

Pictured: Shirley Temple ice cream…read more BuffaliciousBites gives Millie's Homemade Ice Cream 5 stars!