Always quality ice cream and service . Nice summer vibes. Get there while there's some summer left.read more

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.

I wanted to love Upper Crust, I just didn't. I was excited for their impressive coffee menu. But…read moreunfortunately, I was left wanting more. My toast was also a tad on the burnt side. My friends did however really enjoy it! Super cute interior and friendly staff. Next time I'd opt for a smoothie bowl, those looked delicious!

Let me be clear, there was nothing wrong with the service, food, or ambiance. The turkey slices…read morewere thick and tasty. The 8-grain bread is healthy. It's just that I remember the days of the Neapolitan pizza and white bread and a fuller menue. The sandwiches are served without sides--no chips, even for sale separately. The decor has been updated, thankfully, since the new management. It just seems like there is less now. Fewer options in the bakery case, fewer menu options. I hope they will continue to do what they do well and then add to the menu.

We were driving through the area, looking for a quaint coffee shop and found this gem…read more We were quite impressed at the number of Harry Potter items inside. The death eater was a unique addition. I had a large butter, beer, coffee, and we purchased the two cookies in the picture. All were delicious! The employee was very welcoming, and answered all of our questions.

Had a lovely afternoon snack here (now renamed, but still has a Harry Potter inspired menu and…read moremagical decor). Excellent coffee and pastries, and such kind staff!

On a Sunday visiting family in the Chautauqua Institution and we headed out on the boat to Tulip's…read morein Mayville. There is a public dock available just a couple hundred yards away from Tulip's. When we got there at about 11:30 on a Sunday the wait for a table was about 25 to 30 minutes. Plenty of room on the lawn out front to wait and even some outdoor games to play. We were called and seated at about 25 minutes; we had requested a table on the patio so my niece's dog could come along. Tulip's is located in a large Victorian house with a wrap around patio all overlooking the lake, the perfect place to relax and enjoy a summer brunch. Our server was great, friendly and helpful; orders are taken on a tablet and sent wirelessly to the kitchen. The menu has one side of breakfast items and the second side of lunch items. The food is slightly upscale without being overly fussy. There are some vegetarian items and others that can be made vegetarian by just leaving off the meat items. I ended up ordering the classic french toast, others at the table ordered sandwiches, corned beef hash, and omelets. Despite the restaurant being busy the food came out in about 10-15 minutes, all of the food being delivered by several servers; our server did check in to make sure that everything was delivered and that we were enjoying out food. Everyone enjoyed their food, portions were good, the food was well presented. My french toast was very good, carmalized on the outside custardy on the inside, slightly sweet and savory. It was presented with whipped butter and syrup. A nicely done classic and a great brunch. I would highly recommend Tulip's, a great place for breakfast and lunch. It seems like Chautauqua and Mayville have already figured it out and they are busy and doing well.

Wow! Everything was so fantastic for our midmorning brunch. It's a charming little spot in a…read moreconverted Victorian home near the water. My wife and her friend had been the day before and wanted to take me back. My wife had the French toast, which she had had the day before, her friend had eggs, toast, and bacon, and I had the brunch madame. Let me warn you, if you order this, you will be a bit surprised when it arrives at your table. It is massive. But beyond being massive, it was perfectly toasty and cheesy on top with layers of ham and Bechemel inside, and it sat in a pool of glistening hollandaise sauce. Our server, Misty, laughed when I told her that it should come with a disclaimer, but it was honestly one of the best things I've ever eaten for breakfast. It came with a side of breakfast potatoes and a perfectly soft poached egg nestled on top. To top it all off, the coffee was divine. Misty told us it was from Erie Street coffee and they sell it at the restaurant. Note that if you're going to go here, they close at 2:30. But it's definitely worth the trip and we will definitely be back.

I drive to the village of angola just for her cookies and pastries! The creek filled horns are…read moreamazing ! Little shop in a cute village the service great and is personalized and welcoming and the bakery itself is clean and organized she is definitely an asset to Angola ! Good job !!

Shop locally, this is a hidden gem, you won't be disappointed. Great owners and fantastic following…read morealready. Take a trip to main Street in Angola NY

Susan and Vicki at Sprinkles to Crumbs are your Go-To girls for baking and catering for any event…read morefrom birthday parties to retirement parties to weddings Reach out to them at 716-499-6368 or check out their Facebook Page.

Plenty of delicious options and very fair pricing. Although service can be slower at times, nothing…read morehas stopped me from coming back. Definitely my favorite place to stop by whenever the weather is warm!

On the road to Zoar Valley, we drove by this ice cream shop, and I made a mental note to return…read more Boy, am I glad I did! Inside this little hole-in-the-wall shop, in what I'd have to imagine is a very large freezer, they're packing the largest selection of Perry ice cream flavors I have ever seen in my life. And that's not all. When it comes to toppings, sodas and other accoutrements, you've also got a plethora of choices. Want brownies mixed in with your sundae? Done. Want to turn an ice cream flavor into a milkshake? You got it. How 'bout a root beer float? They have three -- THREE -- different kinds of root beer. And it's all super cheap! Personally, I felt obliged to take advantage of the infinite possibilities (read: I have trouble making decisions). So, I ordered a Johnnie Ryan root beer poured over a scoop of cookie dough ice cream. "Uh, that's kind of awesome," said the nice lady behind the counter. The feeling's mutual, Scoops. The feeling is mutual.

I recently went to Lana's The Little House and found it absolutely wonderful! This was a surprise…read moregift from a friend. When we pulled into the driveway and parked, we were already captivated by our surroundings. There was a charming English style cottage surrounded by a lovely garden. We walked through a grapevine arbor and saw a wishing well. A barn was close by with flowers growing around it and pots of flowers hanging on a shelf on the outside of the barn. Lana greeted us as we walked up to the front door. After making introductions, we went inside and got seated. Lana explained the history and architecture of the cottage. We took a tour of the cottage and it was so amazing to see everything. In fact, we kept pointing out things to each other that we were missing. I couldn't believe all the nooks and crannies. I felt like I was on a treasure hunt. After the tour, we looked around the gift shop picking out the teas we wanted to sample. Lana made us the tea and served us watercress sandwiches, scone, and butter tarts which melted in our mouths. During tea, Lana shared many stories she experienced in owning and we laughed all afternoon. Before leaving, we walked the grounds which were so lovely. We were there all day but the time had flown by and we never felt rushed. I can't wait to go back and bring my Mom, she will love this!

I attended a tea with several friends. We were excited about the experience and looking forward…read moresome quiet down time in the gardens. The cottage was cute and quaint - totally looked like something out of a story book. Things looked promising. That is where the good experience we were hoping for started to take a downturn. Lana is a VERY chatty person. She talked quite extensively about the creation of the cottage, the previous owners, he ownership, etc. She frequently went off on tangents and added all sorts of personal stories. The thing was, you were captive. You couldn't go anywhere or do anything - you had to sit there and listen. After what seemed like an eternity, we were ready to have tea. The tea selection was a highlight as there were what seemed like hundreds of options to choose from. After some careful deliberation, we all selected the tea flavors we wanted and were seated in the dining room. Here is the kicker - Lana sat down with us! We weren't expecting her to actually sit down and have lunch/tea with us. Not only did she join us, she embedded herself directly into our conversations. It was really awkward. As I mentioned, the tea was great but the lunch, not so much. It isn't that it wasn't good, just that I've had much better most other places I've had tea at for a much lower cost. She either needs to lower her cost or add to her selections. By the time we were done with tea, our allotted time at the garden was up (because of the long winded stories before and during tea). One of the reasons we went was to see the beautiful gardens and we never got the chance! I did have an enjoyable time, but it would have been much better had Lana been less intrusive and left us alone more during our time there. The rating would also be higher if the price was cut.