This is not only my family's favorite ice cream shop of all time... their soups and stews in the…read morewinter are scrumptious! The owner is the sweetest man and we smile when we're on the way over, anticipating an enjoyable visit. Yummy and excellent quality from the food to the people. Love Sticky Fingers forever! So glad we have it close by.

The man behind the counter has been there for ever and he's the nicest person in that entire town…read more He is always so polite and patient and always has the right thing. The ice cream flavors are amazing I would recommend the milkshakes though as they are extremely good.

I had a great experience at Myers Century Farm. This is exactly the kind of place that gives you…read morethat authentic, old-world farm feel the moment you arrive. It's a true family-friendly spot where you can take your time, shop at your own pace, and enjoy the simplicity of a self-serve setup. The self-pay and self-shopping concept is really unique and works perfectly here,it adds to the charm and trust-based atmosphere. You can browse freely without feeling rushed, which makes the whole experience even more enjoyable. They even offer the option to pay with Venmo if you don't have cash, which is super convenient. The products are excellent across the board. Everything feels fresh, high quality, and true to what you'd expect from a working farm. Whether you're stopping in for ice cream or picking up dairy products, you can tell there's pride in what they offer. Overall, this place is more than just a stop.it's an experience. Great for families, relaxing, and a nice break from the typical store environment. Definitely worth visiting if you appreciate quality products and that classic farm charm.

Holiday, family traditions, and delicious desserts from Myers farm…read more The self serve farm stand is open 27/7 and you'll find tubs of ice cream, ice cream sandwiches, milk, chocolate milk, eggs and some other farm fresh items. My family and I make a few visits while we are up here every year for Christmas, and it's always such a joy coming here. Knowing not only are we getting fresh quality ingredients, but everything is local to the family farm. The ice cream sandwiches are one of our favorites along with the jugs of chocolate milk, smooth, fresh and ohh so delicious. Along the way, you might run into one or two farm friends who went straying into the roadways.

We came here twice on our trip to the area. Both times service was great and the ice cream was…read moredelicious! I got pistachio nut and Oregon blackberry cheesecake my first time - both good choices. Then I got butter pecan and cheesecake again my second time. It's hard to choose which combo I liked better - they were both so good! My husband got strawberry and chocolate both times which he loved. When we went, there was only one girl working at a time. They wore masks and were friendly, just make sure to speak loudly as there is a really loud machine inside that makes it hard for hearing. Don't forget to bring cash!

Great ice cream! I loved my chocolate and vanilla soft serve twist with rainbow sprinkles, and my…read moreboyfriend liked the mint chocolate chip that they got. Prices are super reasonable and they also have a full food menu - would definitely return for lunch or a casual dinner.

This was kind of an odd-ish experience in an odd-ish kind of place. Monticello seems like it has…read moreseen better days, and definitely has a very unique combination of inhabitants. We ended up here for a post-dinner treat, and it was quite busy. There is little to no room inside the place, so you're constantly trying to squeeze and shuffle around as the whole ordering process is a complete human free-for-all. We ended up with a gentleman who greeted us by saying "this is my first time working in three years!" Well OK then! He managed to get one of us a malted and vanilla twist soft serve on a cone, but the malted didn't really taste like anything other than an unpronounced chocolate flavor. The other one of us got a Snickers sundae that was so massive and just completely overtopped with Snickers pieces and fudge. Like, we're not complaining--all too happy to consume these thousands of calories!--but it was a bit of a wild mess. Kind of a surreal experience, but we're not necessarily mad about it and would probably even come back if we were ever in the area again. Be prepared to wait and to have a furrowed brow if you go.

Recently visited on our vacation and this place was cute and had so many options. The staff which…read morewas two young ladies were very nice and had great customer service. If we were visiting again I would definitely stop by a get another sweet treat.

The good weather on this month of October take us here during a town visit. This is a popular ice…read morecream house in Roscoe. Multiple flavors are available for the regular ice creams. Unfortunately since they just open, only vanilla flavor is available for vegan ice cream and dairy free. We were disappointed but it is what it is. There is nothing significant on this place to put us in awe moment. Taking it back . One good note though...price serving size is very affordable.

After touring the town I was craving for an ice cream and we found this neat place…read more This ice cream shop in Roscoe, NY is situated at a convenient location right off Route 17, they have a large parking which makes it comfortable for costumers. From outside I visually noticed that the shop has an outdoor seating with umbrellas. The inside was clean and well-lit. Staff was friendly, kind and patient, was willing to explain the products that they are offering. My wife and I opted for 3 scoops of dairy-free vanilla ice cream, they give generous scoop amount, it was delicious, fresh and creamy. Price is great, affordable and reasonable. The ice cream shop offers a wide variety of creative sundaes and flavors, they even have a vegan option. This is a great place for sweet treats when you happen to be in Roscoe, NY.

This was my 1st visit to this restaurant, and I ordered my food to go. I ordered a bacon blue…read moreburger, chocolate chip and butter pecan cookies, and a savory 'pop tart'. The burger was massive, delicious and cooked medium rare as I'd ordered it. The fries were tasty, too. The cookies though - if you love super soft and rich cookies you will love these! So buttery and warm, and the pecan cookie was loaded with nuts. The owner (or chef?) explained everything is cooked to order - even those yummy cookies. I was very happy with my meal and will return!

If you're vegan this is definitely the place for you to try while in Monticello! The food options…read moreare A1 The service is 10/10 they make sure you are good & took care of as soon as you walk in! The ambiance is a vibe and makes you feel at home.

Best Pork Souvlaki I've had sence the last time I was there ...I love there food ...its quiet place…read moreto enjoy your meal ...wait staff was great ..and the owner is a great man

consistently excellent every time. Ordering lunch a soon as i'm done with this reviewread more

Evelyn's is such a fun stop in Livingston Manor! They do soft serve right, classic vanilla and…read morechocolate plus a rotating special flavor, with all kinds of mix-ins and toppings to make your perfect combo. We had the mint chocolate and a strawberry sundae, and both were incredible. The mint was super refreshing and just the right amount of sweet, and the strawberry sundae tasted like a throwback to summer days. The staff was super friendly, and the vibe is casual and welcoming. Great spot for a treat, highly recommend if you're in town!

Cute mom 'n' pop ice cream shop in the Catskills! They don't have hard ice cream, only soft…read moreserve... but they have plenty of options for some delicious sundaes! When visiting Livingston Manor, this is a must to try in such a quaint town!

I ended up at Bellvale Farms Creamery after accidentally crashing my friend's bachelorette weekend,…read morewhich honestly feels very on brand for me. I had never been here before, so I went in completely blind, but the second I got out of the car, I understood why people come here. First of all: parking on BOTH sides of the street. Say less. Nothing ruins a cute little ice cream trip faster than circling for parking while your will to live slowly leaves your body. Then there's the smell. The scent wafting through the air should honestly be studied because it had me floating toward the building like a cartoon character following a pie cooling on a windowsill. I'm not saying the aroma dragged me in against my will...but I'm also not *not* saying that. Inside, the shop is set up in an "L" shape, and they have the flavors posted both outside AND inside, which I deeply appreciated because nobody needs the chaos of 14 people trying to read one tiny menu while pretending they're ready to order. They let you sample flavors before committing, which is dangerous for someone like me because suddenly I become an ice cream sommelier. I ended up getting Bellvale Bog and Calf Trax and let me tell you: absolutely worth it. 10/10. No notes. And somehow it gets even better once you walk back outside because there are picnic tables with a view that is genuinely stunning. Like, annoyingly picturesque. The kind of view that makes you stop mid-bite and rethink your life choices. For a completely spontaneous stop, this ended up being one of the highlights of the day. I will absolutely be back, and this time intentionally.

I always try to stop here when I'm in Warwick in season. I think my presence has the uncanny…read moreability to call the rain regardless of forecasts. I love that. As everyone runs inside or to their cars, I tend to relish the solitude the showers bring with a delicious cone and a beautiful view. If I lived closer, I would schedule visits on rainy days. I never get the same order twice, but I haven't had anything bad yet. It is a lot of ice cream. I try to go on an empty stomach. The lines can get crazy. Although parking can look like a doozy on busy days, surprisingly people drive as if they have sense once up there. I haven't worried about myself or my car getting hit, which was my concern when I first started visiting and saw what looked like chaos in the parking lot and along the roadway. Service is either normal or exceptional. I've never experienced anything bad nor heard complaints from other customers.

We stepped in here while on a road trip and was charmed. This is a small but fantastic old-school…read morediner, run by hardworking owners who welcomed us warmly and led us to an open booth. The space inside feels about as wide as a railroad car but as homey as a local gem can get. The menu reads like a classic diner's, with everything from breakfast to dessert. I ordered the Hungry Man Special, which comes with a stack of pancakes, two eggs, bacon AND sausage, and home fries. For $16, this was an enormous value and practically a wealth of food. My husband ordered the chicken salad, and they were more than amenable to his ask for grilled chicken instead of the menu-standard crispy. The chicken was tender and cut into easy-to-eat strips. Everything was well cooked and got to our table within minutes of ordering. Service remained fantastic throughout, and judging from the friendly conversations around me, it's clear that there were lots of regulars and return visitors. Definitely step in if you're in the area and in search of dependably good food.

Stepping into New Munson Diner on Lake Street in Liberty feels like stepping into a local gem that…read moreperfectly blends old-school diner charm with a menu that's surprisingly versatile. My visit on August 30, 2025, left me with the kind of satisfaction that only a solid diner experience can deliver--one that makes you want to return just to try more of the menu. To start, the garlic bread with marinara was exactly what you'd hope for in diner comfort food: warm, golden-brown edges with just the right crunch on the outside and a soft, buttery center. The garlic wasn't overwhelming, and dipping it into the tangy marinara added that classic, crave-worthy touch. It was the kind of simple appetizer that sets the right tone for what's to come. The Santa Fe Wrap was a highlight--grilled chicken cooked to a juicy tenderness, paired with creamy avocado that balanced beautifully against the smoky bacon. The cheddar added sharpness, while the lettuce and tomato kept it fresh and crisp. It's a hearty, flavor-packed wrap that manages to feel indulgent without being heavy, something you could happily order for either lunch or dinner. On the spicier side, the Buffalo Chicken Wrap brought a zesty kick. The buffalo sauce was bold and tangy, just spicy enough to wake up the taste buds without overwhelming them. The blue cheese inside mellowed the heat, adding a cool creaminess that tied the whole wrap together. Each bite felt satisfying, with the wrap itself holding everything neatly--a small detail, but an important one when you're eating something saucy and bold. Service throughout the meal was friendly and efficient, with staff that seemed genuinely attentive without being overbearing. The diner itself has that cozy, casual atmosphere you want in a local spot--welcoming and lively without being too noisy. Value-wise, the generous portions and solid flavors made the price point feel more than fair. Overall, I'd give New Munson Diner a strong 4 stars--a reliable, tasty stop with plenty of menu options to keep you coming back. The wraps in particular stand out as fresh, flavorful choices, and paired with a shareable appetizer like the garlic bread, you've got yourself a diner meal that's both comforting and satisfying.