Wide variety of Perry's ice cream flavors and the kids working there are always friendly. My family…read moreand I have gone here for ~15 years and it's become our go to ice cream spot in Lockport.

Ice cream good and my husband really liked the banana split. Cute interior. Overall aesthetic and…read morelocation not great. Prices were reasonable and happy to see a lot of people enjoying this privately owned establishment.

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.

The Pink Cow: Where my dessert dreams come true and my medium is actually a large…read more This charming little ice cream stand in Alden is what I imagine heaven looks like if heaven were shaped like an oversized Fotomat and served twist cones. The Pink Cow is my happy place. It's small, yes, but mighty--and filled with frozen joy and sugar-fueled chaos in the best way possible. There's plenty of outdoor seating (umbrellaed, because sunburns are rude), and ample parking for all your impulse sundae needs. For the efficient ice cream warriors among us, there's even a drive-thru. I've never used it, mostly because I live in fear of dripping soft serve into my cup holders and explaining that to my mechanic. Also? I'm a people-watcher. Give me a bench, a waffle cone, and a toddler in pajamas and cowboy boots blowing bubbles, and I'll be emotionally wrecked thinking about my grandkid on another continent. Worth every tear. Also, let's talk about my ordering process: I get a large. Then I go home and casually tell my husband it was a medium. Don't judge me, Janice, we all have our coping mechanisms and mine is portion-size denial. When my husband joins me? It's date night, baby. First, The Pink Cow. Then a romantic stroll (read: shuffle) through the Tractor Supply at the back of the parking lot, where we look at baby chicks and he buys me a sundress (See my Tractor Supply review for those details). You can keep your rooftop martinis and overpriced tapas--I'm living my best small town romance novel life, and it includes fudge swirl and farm supply fashion. So yeah, get the ice cream. Live your life. Stretch the truth about the size if you must. The Pink Cow is worth it.

A newly-released creation, The Jeff, got my attention on social media. With ALL THINGS PEANUT…read moreBUTTER, I had to try it... and it did not disappoint. They graciously swapped chocolate soft serve for vanilla, added the peanut butter sauce core, dunked it in chocolate dip then coated the outside in crushed peanut butter cups. What's not to like? Granted, it was messy to eat, but oh-so worth it.

I was craving a late-night snack and was pleasantly surprised by White Rabbit. I've driven by it so…read moremany times without stopping, but I'm so glad I finally did! The restaurant has a charming Alice in Wonderland theme that creates a fun and unique atmosphere. Their dessert selection was absolutely delicious, making it a great spot to sit down and satisfy your sweet tooth. Our waiter was fantastic--friendly, attentive, and very knowledgeable about the menu, which made the experience even better. If you're looking for a cozy place to enjoy some amazing desserts, I definitely recommend giving White Rabbit a try!

Do not come unless you are prepared to spend. Party of three, one enjoyed their cheesecake, one…read moretheir crepe, but the third found their cake to be dry and flavorless, even with half a canister of strawberry coulis decorating the plate (very watery consistency). Price doesn't match overall quality, unfortunately.

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.

Ice cream sizes are huge! So many amazing flavors! Over 60 different flavors of Perry's!read more

ORDER A BABY. This is a baby sundae. I tried to use a nickle for scale but it isn't doing it…read morejustice. It's huge. Billy Fucillo level 'Hugeeee'. My fiance ordered a small and immediately said 'Is that mine?!' Yes sir. Mistakes were made. Always delicious and always massive and finally an ice cream spot I like to go back to because the value for the money is amazing. But don't forget, if you only want a small, order a baby!!!

After an outstanding dinner at Hayes Seafood in Buffalo we made our way to Alethea's Chocolates for…read moredessert. Alethea's is named for the great grandmother of the current owners who started making candy in Greece over a century ago. The current shop is located in a charming, historic house in Williamsville - everything is made on the estate. Alethea's has an outstanding selection of icre cream and chocolates. We opted for the two-scoop almond butter toffee sundae which has vanilla and chocolate ice cream infused with almond butter toffee crumbles from the chocolate store. Drizzled in home-made choclate and caramel sauces and topped with freshly whipped cream, the ABT sundae is a decadent tribute to the fine art of creamery perfection. On our way out, we bought a pound of a Buffalo staple - chocolate covered sponge candy. Alethea's is a must-stop for anyone with a sweet tooth!

Wonderful place! Looking for chocolate? How about great ice cream? This is the place! Such a…read morecute shop with indoor and outdoor seating. Give it a try, you will be back (so will we)!

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!