We've ordered from these folks a number of times on Grubhub and have always been extremely…read moresatisfied. We've never been to the actual store but I have called over there a few times with some questions on flavors and ingredients and they have always answered the phone politely, professionally and have been wonderfully courteous so I don't get where the prior bad service reviews are coming from. Our order yesterday arrived as it always does; on time, perfectly hand packed and placed expertly in paper bags with each container clearly marked as to the flavor. The driver was super cool as well. Here's the best part; their ice creams and sherbets are out of this world delicious and have become a favorite of ours. The Cherry Vanilla is superb as is the Vanilla Fudge which we tried for the first time. Just the right amount of fudge mixed in so it does not overpower the yummy vanilla ice cream. I'm a fan of the sherbets too because they have a lighter texture and a nice bright flavor. Do yourself a big favor and give them a try whether in person or via delivery. You'll be super happy you did...

If you're a fan of Naturals' tender coconut ice cream, you might just find your dreams of a quality…read moreversion in the States fulfilled at this unassuming Jamaican parlour on Nostrand. A generous two-scoop portion for $3.95 will satisfy that craving at the intersection of refreshing and creamy which this flavour is best poised to quench. And if you had any doubts remaining, a photo of Governor Hochul's visit is hung on the wall to reassure you.

We ordered a smoothies and two flavors of ice cream. The quality of the ice cream is very high and…read morefresh. The customer service was above and beyond.

. . Warm brownie…read moresundae is the bomb , also you can't go wrong with milkshake "chocolate ". Nice family owned business.

Stopped in this place unexpectedly after having dinner nearby. Luckily it was open until 11 and we…read moreslid in right before it closed. They had some interesting flavors and since no one was waiting in line the guy behind the counter was nice enough to let us taste some different ice-cream combos. Unbeknownst to us, combining different flavors was the way to do it! Apparently, it's a vegan icecream shop and all the flavors are vegan but it was not advertised so we only thought one flavor was vegan. Nevertheless, all the flavors we tasted were amazing. I ended up landing on a combination of Hazel and Joe and Monkey Business. I believe their flavors change so those may not be there when I go back but the combo was amazing. The flavors were unique and the ice cream tasted homemade and natural. It's near alot of restaurants so it's perfect for a sweet treat night cap!

Maple Creamery is a friendly, clean spot with a great vibe. The music was good and the atmosphere…read morefelt welcoming overall. They also have a really nice variety of flavors with some creative, unique mixes that stand out. I sampled three flavors: hazelnut coffee, grandma's apple pie, and the chai. I ultimately settled on the apple pie, which was delicious. It was creamy, well-balanced, and honestly you wouldn't even know it's vegan. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is due to a past visit where there were refrigeration issues and communication around timing could have been clearer. We were initially told to come back in about an hour, but it ended up taking significantly longer than expected. That said, I would still come back because the ice cream itself is really good and the flavors are worth it.

So tasty! They let you try up to 3 flavors so I tried the…read moreooey gooey, Mike's hot honey and some mango one. They were all so tasty. I had a hard time deciding btw the mikes hot honey one or the ooey gooey one but ended up getting ooey gooey. It was an excellent choice but I feel like any choice would be a good choice there

We stopped by here after lunch for a quick sweet treat and got a salted caramel scoop on a sugar…read morecone for about $8 ish with tax. The salted caramel flavored scoop was spot on. The representative gave enough icecream that there was still icecream when I reached the bottom tip of the cone! I know it's ice cream and it's expected - but for some reason I did find their icecream overwhelmingly sweet. Again, this might be me and aging , and me personally starting to prefer things (including ice cream) to not be too sweet. I originally walked in thinking of getting the oh captain flavor but thank goodness I was able to try it out as a sample first and realized I didn't like it so feel free to ask for samples! Service here was super quick - but then again, we're here during winter so there were plenty of seating with just two people enjoying ice cream inside.

As an avid visitor to Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Prospect Park, I'm always looking to dine…read moresomewhere new and don't mind walking off the beaten path. When I do this; I usually find " buried restaurant treasure". On a recent visit to Prospect Park, I decided to try a different place and got off the B16 at Caton and Coney Island Avenue. The place: Lark Cafe. I was in a mood to cheat and have a toasted wheat bagel with scallion cream cheese and a Chai. I got almost everything, except, wheat was sold out and chose sesame bagel. As I waited, I wanted to check out the adjoining ice cream shop that sells Jane's ice cream, made in the heart of the Hudson Valley. I will return for a future cheat. Jane's is known for popular flavors as Killer Chocolate, Blue Zoo, Unicorn Cake. My order was ready and one bite of the bagel: heaven! The bagel was toasted to perfection and the scallion cc was delicious. And what a generous schmear! The Chai was light and frothy. As I devoured, patrons around me were typing on their computers enjoying Stumptown coffee and iced tea. LC offers a variety of tasty options: whitefish on a bagel, smoked salmon, cheddar chive biscuits, tea bread, croissants, doughnuts.. The ambience is relaxed and there is a book nook if you need a good read. Lark also hosts private events and for families there are sing along and story times. The service is kind and my bagel was absolutely made with TLC. I left Lark happy and walked straight to Prospect Park. Off the beaten path is always full of nice surprises! "We believe in the power of kindness and of little deeds that make a person's day. We believe in community and creativity. We believe in indulgence and enjoyment. We believe in relaxing and reviving. We believe in good business and good people."- Lark Take B16 Lefferts Garden Bound and get off on Caton Avenue and Coney Island Avenue, @5 minute walk.

I didn't go to Lark Cafe physically but instead ordered from UberEats & was not disappointed. I…read moreordered the lox bagel & it was great- enough lox at a solid price as well. I also got the kale salad & was pleasantly surprised with it- it is hard to make kale taste good but this place successfully managed to do so. The roasted chickpeas & feta was a nice touch. On top of that, the tahini dressing complemented it well. I'd definitely go to this place again.

I stopped by for the "Death by Chocolate" collaboration between @amplehills x @crazycups which is…read morethe ultimate treat for chocolate and ice cream lovers. Weekends only at Brooklyn location will be ultra-premium hot chocolate served in an edible cup, topped with perfectly toasted marshmallows and loaded with rich chocolatey toppings. The collaboration also offers DBC ice cream and parfaits for even more indulgent options. A spacious location with plenty of seating, a game room in the back, & friendly staff The hot chocolate is insane!!!! A must-try!!

The vanilla ice cream was decent. It was salted a bit heavier than I preferred but overall not bad…read more The gelato itself was good for a few bites but eventually got flavor fatigue and generally felt too sweet. So far it's been an okay experience and I'm still open to trying their other flavors.

This place is not bad. I remember getting an icecream cake here before and it tasted good. Also got…read moresome icecream items (not pictured) that were good enough to be called a proper icecream shop..however the prices just don't justify it for me. It's not something I will get ALL the time, for some reason when they make the cone it's very slanted/crooked and it's not as much icecream as you would get from a truck in my opinion. The bowls of icecream are crazy expensive, when you build your own waffle bowl. They also sell fresh popcorn and nachos. It also gets VERY crowded and it's almost impossible to move around in there, they have kiosks that you can order from so you don't have to wait in line, which is nice.

The ice cream was excellent The service is amazing…read more The ambiance is cool I would highly recommend it To ice lovers But be aware of that there limited sitting room inside due to it being a small shop

Jamie knows her sweets and there are plenty to sample at her Dessert Bar. Set up on a busy stretch…read moreof Lincoln Rd, across the street from the B and Q Prospect Park subway stop, its easy to get your ice cream on before heading to the park or Botanic Garden. The dipping cabinet was full of great flavors this week, fruity, chocolatey, creamy, with sorbets and ice cream alike. I was eyeing the mango and coconut and pina colada, but needed a caffeine boost, so I settled on the very tasty espresso chip and chocolate. They had tons of cupcakes, from red velvet to birthday cake, lemon cheesecake and chocolate mousse cake slices. Macarons by the dozen were ready for snacking. Staff were friendly and wearing masks. They had a plexi divider between the front and back of house. Prices are fair.

Alright, I wanted to love this place more but the macarons weren't a huge stand out to me - they…read morewere good but nothing to really write home about compared to other places I've been. They do have a nice selection of flavors though, like honey lavender, passion fruit, birthday cake, white chocolate, peppermint, and more. I think the bigger thing though was the staff member doing the mask under the nose thing. I know I could have said something, but I honestly don't think it should be up to the customer to tell you to wear a mask properly - I'm not a person who likes conflict and is uncomfortable telling people what to do, but it made me feel uncomfortable and later on I was even feeling uncomfortable to eat the macarons because I kept feeling like what if droplets got on these?? Etc. I know that's not likely but still - they're the thoughts that go through your head and something the business should be aware of. So I would just say for future be aware of proper mask use.