Everything about this story brings up such great memories. From the oldies & disco music to the…read moredelicious ice cream and baked good it is all the best. The staff is always pleasant and has the best service with a smile.

After a hard-core day of riding dirt, mud, trails and backroads our group of hard-core bikers…read morescurried into this establishment for a few scoops of frozen heaven. The first thing that caught our dirt Filled eyes was the unique candy selection on the wall. Stuff I have not seen since I was a child.: (Not that I am old). Next my eyes focused on the digital menu board that displayed the plethora of scrumptious choices of their homemade ice cream. Halfway through the menu a little bit of drool was dripping on the floor from my Saliva glands making my mouth water profusely. So many delicious choices, I had to find out what was the biggest and baddest of their selections. It turns out to be the banana split served in a tub. This 55 gallon drum look alike was filled with bananas, three different kinds of ice cream, chocolate syrup,other toppings, whip cream and cherry! Oh my goodness..... I think my head is going to explode.... ....good thing I am wearing a motorcycle helmet. That mess would not be pretty in such a beautiful store. After Ripping my wallet from my pants, I cheerfully paid then rushed to Carry the payload of ice cream out to the picnic tables across the street by the stream. After enjoying the beautiful view of the stream and the babbling brook, I Wielded a plastic spoon like a samurai wields his sword, slicing into the frozen cream with expert precision. The whip cream, chocolate and flavored ice cream I had ordered all culminated in an explosion of flavors in my mouth. I think I let out a little scream of ecstasy as it slid down my throat. There is nothing like homemade ice cream to get you excited for the next bite. I probably gained 2 pounds from eating this enormous treat that was Prepared with love. But it's worth every pound I might gain. Shortly thereafter it was time to get back on the motorcycle and ride a few more mountain tops. The sun was warm and starting to get an orange tint as it was contemplating setting in a couple hours. The warm wind was blowing the leaves ever so slightly, the Mountain tops were screaming my name like a lost child screams for their parents at the mall. What a great day, what a great ice cream store, what a place to Stop!

The best cream, great variety of soft and hard flavors and very reasonably priced. We stop here…read morewhenever we are in Johnstown.

Ordered an ice cream cake for my daughter's birthday. It looked great and was delicious. Reasonable…read moreprice. Definitely happy.

Stewart's needs to seriously re-evaluate the talent pool from which they select their staff. I…read morecannot count how many times we have gone their only to be treated with the uttermost disrespect and customer disservice every rendered. Their employees are literally the most miserable people on planet earth and make the staff at the DMV look like angels. I have worked in customer service for over 14 years and never would have dreamed of treating people they way they do. "So sorry that asking for a lid to my coffee club, since it was not replenished is so inconvenient for you." If I was corporate I would definitely send a undercover shopper to store #224 in Johnstown New York because 90% of the individuals their either need a serious attitude adjustment or perhaps should be only staff to the warehouse where no ever has to deal with their outrageously horrible customer service. We have called and complained to Corporate before with no results . So beware if you want a horrible day and to be treated like garbage stop here, you won't be disappointed.

From the owner: Come visit the Johnstown Stewart's Shops for a quick, one stop shop! Stewart's Shops is an employee…read moreand family-owned convenience store chain located throughout Upstate New York and Vermont. The company is best known for their conveniently located gas stations, freshly brewed coffee, fast food options, and locally sourced milk & ice cream as well as ATMs and free air at most locations. Stop by today!

I ordered a hot fudge sundae with whip cream on the side. The owner gave me a hard time about…read moreordering "on the side". He then charged me extra for that, 50 cents for the nuts and 25 cents for a paper cup for the ice cream. The ice cream sucked - no flavor and soupy. I will never go back there. I should have turned around and went out of my way to go to Udderly Delicious in Gloversville.

What a beautiful space and welcoming staff~ and hands down best cream puff I have ever had! I am a…read moreretired baker and this place is 12/10!! Also purchased a chocolate chip cookie & giant piece of cake! Look forward to returning!

I've supported Cravings for a long time, but after my recent experiences, I feel incredibly…read moredisappointed and disrespected as a customer. I tried one of the new $14 salads--no protein, just lettuce, a few veggies, and a so-called "homemade" Italian dressing. I genuinely enjoyed the dressing and asked for the recipe three times out of curiosity. On the third time, I was told she wouldn't share it--but would be willing to sell it to me. That response rubbed me the wrong way. In today's economy, that kind of cold and transactional reply from a small business I've supported feels off-putting and greedy. On top of that, I tried a "tiramisu cookie" that had no coffee flavor, no mascarpone, nothing that even remotely resembled tiramisu. It tasted like a plain sugar cookie, and honestly, it felt like false advertising. If you're going to market something as tiramisu, it should at least reflect the flavors of what you're promising. Between that and the secretive dressing situation, I can't help but question whether the dressing is even homemade--or if it's just bottled and marked up. These experiences have made me lose trust in the brand and what it claims to represent. I won't be returning.

This my favorite restaurant! The service is great with very friendly workers and great food. I…read moreoften get the Mac and cheese and it is almost always very good, the cooks there do good. The servers always have a smile on there face and is happy. They even have a claw machine, how fun! (Yes it is not rigged I won smth out of it)

The food was great and the staff was very nice and helpful and friendly .nice and clean, very nice…read moreplace to go with the family

They closed a year or two ago. They had fantastic ice cream though…read more Adding more characters

This place was awesome! Tons of variety on their menu with…read moreflavors and different frozen treats. I got a scoop of pistachio and chocolate brownie in a waffle cone. It was delicious! Best hard serve I've had in a while. 10/10!

They closed quite a while ago. It was a nice place till someone knocked the building off its…read morefoundation with their car.

Update for 2011: Choo Choo's Ice Cream seems to be closed/out of business yet again?…read more I was in the neighborhood, next door, with my girlfriend and her family on a visit to The Railyard for a family gathering. The view inside of Choo Choo's gives the impression that it's possible all nearby civilization has up and left due to some unforeseen apocalypse, the same as every other building in this dilapidated city. All the equipment is still there, all the signage, and the "Closed" sign flipped out is as vague as it comes. Are they closed-up for sure--permanently, or just for this year? Who could know. Everything around here looks pretty much that way, even when it's just closed for the day. Last year, the 2010 season, there were roadside signs staked into the ground to make the grand announcement ahead of time that they were to be open by a certain summer month (what it was escapes me but I'm quite sure it was prior to the season being half-over... but then again, around here that's not for certain either--our local business don't always make the best decisions for reality in the real world). The Summer 2009 season they were surprisingly open which is why I wrote the first review, and prior to that, I can't count how many years they'd be mysteriously "closed" with no sign of permanency or other. Ice cream-related businesses in this region, unless they are a chain, are extremely seasonal; businesses in Fulton County on the other hand are always in a perpetual ambiguity.