Frewsburg is a small hamlet located in Chautauqua County, New York. It is part of the town of Carroll. Frewsburg is a suburb of the city of Jamestown. The city was named after Hugh and Mary Frew who were the first European family to settle in the area in 1807. Their first house is commemorated by a historical marker and is still a privately owned residence. The area is mostly rural and the residents commute to nearby towns such as Jamestown, New York and Warren,Pennsylvania for work. There are many different kinds of restaurants, stores and hotels in the area. Some of those include The Dinner Bell Restaurant, The Igloo Ice Cream Stand, and EBE's Originals. The Conewango Creek is located on the west side of Frewsburg. Students here attend the Frewsburg Central School District.