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American · $
1930 NY-96, Phelps
Customers’ favorites
“Always love to go to gooneys awesome food and ice cream”
Ice Cream Shop · $
4 NY-31, Lyons · 7.47 miles
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“4 stars ONLY because the location is not exactly in the best spot BUT it works... and the Ice Cream is pretty good. Lots of parking, tho not anywhere really to sit and enjoy. Assuming most sit on thier cars or in them. Friendly for 1st time experience, traffic makes it overwhelming a bit. Very doable tho.”
Ice Cream Shop · $$
504 Exchange Street, Geneva · 6.64 miles
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“This is one of my son’s favorite places to visit in Geneva. Geneva Gelato always has delicious flavors to choose from as well as coffee, tea, and other desserts. Recently, Geneva Gelato hosted my son’s fourth birthday party, and I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. It was a wonderful venue for family and friends to celebrate. We were able to come a little early to do a little setting up, we were able to bring our own cupcakes, and they even gave goody bags to all the kids who came. The staff was so accommodating and kind; they even joined us in signing Happy Birthday to my son. What a fantastic place! I highly recommend visiting or asking about small events.”
Cafe · $
150 Van Buren Street, Newark · 7.02 miles
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“I do recommend however not today. I had asked/ordered under the DYI for all the veggies on a sandwich, my sister ordered a sandwich with dressing on the side. We told them it was for “here”. We got the food brought to us in a bag to go. My sister asked for the dressing on the side. I did not get a veggie sandwich I got a panini with feta cheese, tomato, spinach and onion with a pesto sauce. Granted it was busy, but today the young woman did not listen to what we asked for. It was based on what they thought we asked for. Or who knows maybe the cook misinterpreted the order. Even though I brought it to their attention, she said I asked for a very veggie panini and I told her I did not ( that was her copartner telling us it’s covered under the veggie panini, I told her when she the copartner said that i was thinking i had no clue how they were going to fit all those veggies on a panini but ok). she wanted to make it right, but we already waited over 30 mins for our to go meal which should have been for there to begin with, to even be brought to us. I threw my meal out, couldn’t even eat it I was so disappointed, my sister could not finish her sandwich or chips because there was too much dressing on the sandwich when it was supposed to be on the side. Overall today was a big disappointment and waste of 26.00 plus a nice tip in the jar. Will I go there again? Sure at some point, because really they do a good job. This is the 2nd time I’ve gone this yr, last time was for breakfast which was fantastic! I considered today a donation.”
Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt · $
515 East Union Street, Newark · 6.53 miles
“I came into the store about 2:30 and the 2 gentleman were so kind. The bathroom was disgusting. Dominic took the time to make sure the ladies had a clean bathroom to use. Can I also mention that Landon did a a wonderful job with our food fast and fresh. ! And finally made the correct way”
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