Mong's Ice Cream - Seneca

A local favorite! They offer a fantastic selection of Perry's and other delicious frozen treats.

Delicious ice cream at a well-loved local spot with a rich history.

I never had the opportunity to try it. The line was too long and the service was slow, so we decided to leave.

Awful new management. rude to customers, extremely unprofessional and immature, body shames young female employees and customers. Recent employee information: Hi! I am not typically the person to take to social media to vent, but being from such a small area I figured a lot of you could benefit from hearing this info. I have been an employee of Mongs since I was 15 years old and have always loved making new friends every year and working at such a fun place! Being home from college, I reached out to work for the month-long period I would be home. Immediately, without any previous knowledge of me, the new owner requested that I (along with another college girl not be given hours. The reason: we have other jobs at home. This was untrue for the both of us. The real reason is still a mystery to me. My check I received didn’t have my last name on it, as I really don’t think she cared to learn who I was at all. A group of 10 or so girls, all friends with one another, obviously will support each other. It was brought to my attention that the new owner has commented negatively on the body types of teenage girls with things like “chubby” “eating all day” and “big girls” as well as making direct comments leaving girls uncomfortable and sexualized. Workers, my friends, have called me crying due to the manner at which they were spoken to. Additionally, veteran workers had their pay cut unknowingly back to minimum wage. As one of the older girls, 19 almost 20 currently, I felt uncomfortable sitting on this information, knowing it is wrong. Thursday, I had woken up not feeling well in more ways than one. As a result, I asked if anyone was available to take my shift. Within the hour, I had been fired over text due to this forcing her children to work too many hours (I never asked them to work for me lol . From there, I received a handful of disrespectful messages from the owner herself. Some of which included getting scolded for things like switching shifts that other workers do all the time, and free of punishment. I know I am young and know nothing about owning a business, but I do know that the workers of Mongs are like family. I also have the honor of being raised to know and recognize kindness. The actions of the new and current ownership has caused many workers to leave as well as a few currently scouting for new jobs. Always support small businesses. There is plenty of amazing ice cream shops in this area that treat workers kindly and fairly, I would recommend taking your business there. Side note: The owners of Mongs have also taken over Sprinklez! I can’t speak on anything there, just wanted to put that info out there as well :

I took my grandson here a few weeks ago. Like was terrible king and the teens running the place were very slow filling orders. Then I read the following! Absolutely disgraceful to act like this to your employees! Do NOT patronize them. Hi! I am not typically the person to take to social media to vent, but being from such a small area I figured a lot of you could benefit from hearing this info. I have been an employee of Mongs since I was 15 years old and have always loved making new friends every year and working at such a fun place! Being home from college, I reached out to work for the month-long period I would be home. Immediately, without any previous knowledge of me, the new owner requested that I (along with another college girl) not be given hours. The reason: we have other jobs at home. This was untrue for the both of us. The real reason is still a mystery to me. My check I received didn’t have my last name on it, as I really don’t think she cared to learn who I was at all. A group of 10 or so girls, all friends with one another, obviously will support each other. It was brought to my attention that the new owner has commented negatively on the body types of teenage girls with things like “chubby” “eating all day” and “big girls” as well as making direct comments leaving girls uncomfortable and sexualized. Workers, my friends, have called me crying due to the manner at which they were spoken to. Additionally, veteran workers had their pay cut unknowingly back to minimum wage. As one of the older girls, 19 turning 20 currently, I felt uncomfortable sitting on this information, knowing it is wrong. Thursday, I had woken up not feeling well in more ways than one. As a result, I asked if anyone was available to take my shift. Within the hour, I had been fired over text due to this forcing her children to work too many hours (I never asked them to work for me lol). From there, I received a handful of disrespectful messages from the owner herself. Some of which included getting scolded for things like switching shifts that other workers do all the time, and free of punishment. I know I am young and know nothing about owning a business, but I do know that the workers of Mongs are like family. I also have the honor of being raised to know and recognize kindness. The actions of the new and current ownership has caused many workers to leave as well as a few currently scouting for new jobs. Always support small businesses. There is plenty of amazing ice cream shops in this area that treat workers kindly and fairly, I would recommend taking your business there.