Schoolhouse Creamery — Restaurant in Town of Windsor

Hubby and I bringing his 89-year-old mom on a sort of "local" Ice Cream Tour of the Catskills/Upstate. We live 45 minutes away, but she's here from Long Island, hoping to dodge the Covid-19 bullet. We keep seeking out different places, ice cream is one thing that still thrills her to no end. She often asks if we can have ice cream for dinner and who are we to argue? 😊 That said, this was our first time here and we were not disappointed. The medium sundaes were very hearty dinners indeed. None of the cool-whippy flavor we encounter sometimes, this is the good stuff. I especially appreciated the surprise layer of sundae sauces at the bottom of the sundae. I had hot fudge and peanut butter. I so often run out of the sauces before I finish the ice cream. For me it is all about the...

Good Stuff! They make ice-cream and they do it right. Soft, creamy, sweet, and full of flavor = great summer treat. When we first drove by it was closed, so I thought we were out of luck, but what really happened is I didn’t know the weekend operating hours. Lol. Midday, just happened to be passing and the line was rather inviting. Had a waffle cone with midnight caramel scoop + a bourbon scoop and both were delicious. Large parking lot, a shaded bench area and an easy spoken lady running the orders. The type of setting where you immediately get the notion, they don’t see too many-colored folk around those parts’ vibe. Cordial greetings amongst...

This past weekend my son, his wife, and our beautiful grandchildren came on their vacation from Virginia where my son is a trumpet player for the U.S. Air Force. They have been to many ice cream places in the U.S. and Europe. But I knew the one place that would stand up to all their past visits. After they had their ice cream their faces lit up like they hit the lottery. My grandson ate his soft cone within 5 minutes and then he tried eating his baby sisters. Not funny to their dad but I was in stitches laughing. Schoolhouse is now their number one. Thanks for your kindness and the simple farmland scent to go...