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We heard this was the hot new ice cream spot in Georgetown to check it out. The base of their ice cream is Greek yogurt, which is kind of cool (and tasty). The flavors are pretty standard (vanilla, chocolate, caramel, pistachio). The price is steep, with the smallest ice cream costing $8, but glad we stopped by and checked it out!
The shop was very crowded and had a long line but good and fast service. I got the Greek blue summer ice cream. Blueberry and lemon is best combo, lemon was not too tart and complimented the blueberries so well, most perfect dessert for this 100 degree day!
Nice concept to offer Greek ice cream or Greek yogurt options, but I think this place is quite expensive for the quantity given and it's overhyped on social media. I don't like how certain flavors (the unique, creative ones) cost more. I feel like all prices should be the same price. Just a small cup with one normal priced flavor and then an extra priced flavor was $10. I believe you can find better ice cream options in the area. The store is also very small and not much seating. Service was quick, but too many cons stood out for me. The Kataifi flavor costed extra, I expected more flavor, and it did not have enough of the vermicelli crunchy pieces. I also got a Greek yogurt flavor which had actual orange peels in it, which was very tasty but overall my experience there was not good enough to justify returning again
New Addition to my Ice Cream Mount Rushmore When a friend heard I was heading into surgery, they sent a Yala ice cream care package via Uber Eats. I honestly didn't realize Uber Eats could deliver high-end ice cream--that is dangerous knowledge for an aficionado with limited self-control. I usually have a strict "Fridays only" rule to self-impose some restraint, but those rules go out the window during recovery. (A quick note: the surgery was nothing serious--just finally fixing a skiing failure from Breckenridge back in February.) To give some context on my palate: 6 out of 10 times, I'm ordering vanilla. I resent when people call it "plain vanilla"--vanilla done right is a complex, detailed flavor all on its own. 2 out of 10 times, I'm ordering something with peanut butter (ever since E.T. 'phoned home', I've had a Reese's problem). For the final 2 out of 10, I'll be adventurous with fruit or something unique. I didn't have much prior knowledge of Greek ice cream traditions, so I did some digging. Traditional Greek ice cream (Kaimaki) is often chewy and elastic, but Yala takes a modern approach for DC. They've hit a "middle ground" texture--creamy like American ice cream but light like gelato. They use A2 dairy from South Mountain Creamery, which makes it incredibly smooth and much easier to digest. After a few days of sampling, Yala is firmly within my ice cream pantheon and established on my "Mount Rushmore" alongside Adrian's Custard in Wisconsin and Oberweis in Chicago. I did my tastings "blind"--meaning I looked at it, but I did not read the foundational ingredients before eating and reviewing. Here are the reviews for the four flavors: Mornings with Thea (Orange Label) My daughter led the charge here, describing it as a "tropical orange cream" that felt like a "wave of summer" with a sophisticated, creamy "winter undertone." My own take was that it tasted like a bougie, orange creamcicle, but with incredible orange chunks. I thought it was candied orange zest, which was new to me and amazing, I also thought I caught hints of peach layered in. I later learned these are traditional Greek orange preserves (spoon sweets) swirled into a yogurt and vanilla base. Yia Mas (Pink Label) I'll be honest: I don't even like cherries, and I first thought these were raspberries. But this was fantastic. It has tart wild cherries swirled into a Greek yogurt and vanilla base. The fruit is succulent and pops against the creamy background. American Dream (Brown Label) A blend of "Papou's Promise" vanilla and "Choco-Yala" chocolate. The chocolate pieces are crisp and have a nice crunch, providing a perfect structural contrast to the smooth vanilla. Mint Chip Mou (Green Label) I've always thought of mint chip as a holiday flavor, but this version felt perfect for March. The color is a soft, spring-like green--not an artificial iridescent glow. When first scooped, the aroma pops into the air, similar to the zest of a a ripe, juicy tangerine when you peel it (the effect, not the the flavor or smell). The mint is light and dreamy rather than a full frontal assault, and the small chocolate pieces are a compliment, not a competitor, providing a nice lingering aftertaste. I was floored to find out that "spring" color comes naturally from spinach! The common thread across all these flavors is that they are well-blended, yet the components stand out independently in the profile. It is a masterpiece of textures and tones; the chocolate or the fruit isn't "mushed" into the ice cream but exists as a separate, wonderful experience floating in an ice cream or yogurt environment. I resisted the Yelp urge to rank these against each other, there were no disappointments. Obviously, Papou's Promise vanilla tops my hit list for next to try, I want to compare Greek Blue Summer against my favorite blueberry pie ice cream from Oberweis, and I'd would love to sample anything peanut butter related if they put something out as a seasonal special! A huge thanks again to my kind friend for the recovery fuel. I'm already planning to organize future ice cream socials here for friends and colleagues once I'm back on my feet. Yala is the real deal. #YalaGreekIceCream #GeorgetownDC #IceCreamConnoisseur #GreekDessert #A2Dairy #MountRushmoreOfIceCream #GeorgetownEats #VanillaDoneRight
Cute spot serving up Greek ice cream and yogurt in Georgetown. The storefront is tucked away with some window seating and a couple benches outside. Great array of flavors to choose from and you can sample before you commit. The smallest serving will run you $8.75 (with tax before tip) and you can choose two flavors. I went with the two that both had cherries which were delicious. Bit steep for a frequent ice cream fix, even for Georgetown, but a nice treat if you find yourself in the area on a warm day.
So happy my boyfriend and I stumbled on this spot not long ago! We were looking for gluten free options for dessert near by and were so happy to hear that the staff has been working on adding more options to their menu! They helped guide my boyfriend on what would be celiac safe and I was able to enjoy all of their other options myself!
We loved Yala!! The ice cream was sooooo good! Cute location! In a charming building! Staff was so friendly and inviting and knowledgeable!
Good ice cream, just couldn't taste the difference from regular ice cream! Service was friendly. Price was a bit high but to be expected in Georgetown
Yala can have different meaning based off the language. In Greek, Yala means milk; in Arabic, it means let's go; and in Turkish it means lick. Cute small spot in Georgetown for ice cream. It's nestled away, and up a steep set of stairs. There is a bench for eating inside for maybe two to three people, but the also have a couple of seats and benches outside on the street in front of the sidewalk. In terms of ice cream, It's less on the creamy and more on the ice-y side but they let you try the different flavors. They also had some specialty ones that cost a little extra like Yasou Dubai chocolate, pistachio odyssey, and Kaitaifi It's pretty good overall and a good refreshing after lunch/dinner snack, or just a nice break from DC's humid summers/falls/random heat waves.
Yala Greek Ice Cream is such a gem! The Mornings with Thea flavor instantly reminded me of a creamy orange creamsicle -- light, bright, and so refreshing. I'm a caramel lover, so the Yia Yia Karamela was an instant favorite. It's rich without being heavy, with that perfect smooth Greek-style texture. The staff was warm and welcoming, offering samples and helping us choose between all the tempting flavors. And the branding? I love it -- the colors, the vibe, the whole aesthetic makes the shop feel cozy, quaint, and inviting. A must-try spot if you're in the area and want a treat that feels both nostalgic and elevated. I'll definitely be back!
I love Greek yogurt, so when I heard there was a Greek ice cream shop in Georgetown, I knew I had to check it out. This place felt like a little taste of the Mediterranean tucked into the neighborhood (love the blue and white decor with pumpkins) and it did not disappoint. The offer two flavors made with Greek yogurt, and of course, I had to try both. I got Yia Mas, a tangy Greek yogurt ice ream topped with tart wild cherries, and Mornings with Thea, a creamy Greek yogurt base swirled with traditional organge preserves. Both were sooooooo good! The texture is rich and velvety, the flavors are bold without being overly sweet, and you can really taste the quality of the ingredients. They emphasize using high-quality ingredients like farm-fresh milk, premium imports from Greece and the Mediterranean, and no artificial sweeteners, hormones, or antibiotics. It's the kind of ice cream where every bite feels intentional. I appreciate how they incorporate Greek language and culture into the experience. It's such a charming touch and makes the visit feel more meaningful than just grabbing dessert. You can tell they genuinely want customers to learn a bit about the traditions behind their ice cream. I can't wait to try other flavors next time! :)
Usually not a huge Greek yogurt fan, but I really enjoyed the yogurt ice cream here at Yala! I tried the Mornings with Thea flavor as well as the Kataifi. I think the Kataifi was a little more on the icy side for my preference (I like my ice cream super rich and creamy) but I did like the flavor. Definitely preferred Mornings with Thea of the two with its subtle orange flavor. It does have a bit of a line on the weekends but the servers were all super friendly!
I have never tried Greek ice cream, so had no idea what to expect. Upon entering, the man behind the counter was very friendly and willing to let me sample any flavors I was interested in. It was a warm day, so opted for the refreshing mint chip (I can't remember the actual name of the flavor), and it was great! The ice cream is very light and airy. It's not too sweet, and feels like having light treat! It's not too sweet or heavy, which I appreciate because I still felt good afterwards. I highly recommend giving Yala a try, especially if you are looking for a light and refreshing dessert!
We stopped by Yala after a pretty heavy pizza dinner and it was the perfect sweet treat to end the night. The ice cream is made with A2 dairy so it didn't hurt my stomach as a lactose intolerant girlie. The shop is super cute, especially outside, and makes for a good photo op. They have a good variety of flavors and allow you to sample before committing to a scoop! I got a small with the Americanaki Cookie and the Mint Chip Mou. If you eat it wanting a super creamy/rich ice cream, then you will be disappointed because these scoops are super light and almost reminiscent of Italian shaved ice. It is creamy but not in a heavy way. I would definitely recommend Yala if you are looking for something sweet after a heavy meal! Ratings Americanaki Cookie: 4/5 Mint Chip Mou: 5/5 Black Cherry Opa: 4.5/5 American Dream: 4.5/5 read more
26 days ago
I was excited to finally visit Yala Greek Ice Cream in Georgetown, and it definitely lived up to the hype! During my visit, I sampled Ego Thelo Strawberry (a refreshing Mediterranean strawberry sorbet), Aegean Sun (Greek yogurt ice cream with sun-ripened apricot jam), and Mornings with Thea (creamy Greek yogurt ice cream swirled with traditional orange preserves). Each flavor was incredibly smooth and flavorful, but Mornings with Thea completely won me over. The tangy Greek yogurt paired perfectly with the sweet, citrusy orange preserves, creating a unique and refreshing flavor that kept me coming back for more. I loved it so much that I ordered a small two-scoop cup and even took home a pint to enjoy later. The only downside wasn't the shop itself--it was the unpleasant odor outside while we were enjoying our ice cream on the benches. It took away from what would have otherwise been a perfect outdoor experience, but thankfully the quality of the ice cream more than made up for it. If you're looking for something different from traditional ice cream, Yala's Greek yogurt creations are absolutely worth trying. I can't wait to come back and sample even more flavors! read more
We heard this was the hot new ice cream spot in Georgetown to check it out. The base of their ice cream is Greek yogurt, which is kind of cool (and tasty). The flavors are pretty standard (vanilla, chocolate, caramel, pistachio). The price is steep, with the smallest ice cream costing $8, but glad we stopped by and checked it out! read more
The shop was very crowded and had a long line but good and fast service. I got the Greek blue summer ice cream. Blueberry and lemon is best combo, lemon was not too tart and complimented the blueberries so well, most perfect dessert for this 100 degree day! read more
Nice concept to offer Greek ice cream or Greek yogurt options, but I think this place is quite expensive for the quantity given and it's overhyped on social media. I don't like how certain flavors (the unique, creative ones) cost more. I feel like all prices should be the same price. Just a small cup with one normal priced flavor and then an extra priced flavor was $10. I believe you can find better ice cream options in the area. The store is also very small and not much seating. Service was quick, but too many cons stood out for me. The Kataifi flavor costed extra, I expected more flavor, and it did not have enough of the vermicelli crunchy pieces. I also got a Greek yogurt flavor which had actual orange peels in it, which was very tasty but overall my experience there was not good enough to justify returning again read more
New Addition to my Ice Cream Mount Rushmore When a friend heard I was heading into surgery, they sent a Yala ice cream care package via Uber Eats. I honestly didn't realize Uber Eats could deliver high-end ice cream--that is dangerous knowledge for an aficionado with limited self-control. I usually have a strict "Fridays only" rule to self-impose some restraint, but those rules go out the window during recovery. (A quick note: the surgery was nothing serious--just finally fixing a skiing failure from Breckenridge back in February.) To give some context on my palate: 6 out of 10 times, I'm ordering vanilla. I resent when people call it "plain vanilla"--vanilla done right is a complex, detailed flavor all on its own. 2 out of 10 times, I'm ordering something with peanut butter (ever since E.T. 'phoned home', I've had a Reese's problem). For the final 2 out of 10, I'll be adventurous with fruit or something unique. I didn't have much prior knowledge of Greek ice cream traditions, so I did some digging. Traditional Greek ice cream (Kaimaki) is often chewy and elastic, but Yala takes a modern approach for DC. They've hit a "middle ground" texture--creamy like American ice cream but light like gelato. They use A2 dairy from South Mountain Creamery, which makes it incredibly smooth and much easier to digest. After a few days of sampling, Yala is firmly within my ice cream pantheon and established on my "Mount Rushmore" alongside Adrian's Custard in Wisconsin and Oberweis in Chicago. I did my tastings "blind"--meaning I looked at it, but I did not read the foundational ingredients before eating and reviewing. Here are the reviews for the four flavors: Mornings with Thea (Orange Label) My daughter led the charge here, describing it as a "tropical orange cream" that felt like a "wave of summer" with a sophisticated, creamy "winter undertone." My own take was that it tasted like a bougie, orange creamcicle, but with incredible orange chunks. I thought it was candied orange zest, which was new to me and amazing, I also thought I caught hints of peach layered in. I later learned these are traditional Greek orange preserves (spoon sweets) swirled into a yogurt and vanilla base. Yia Mas (Pink Label) I'll be honest: I don't even like cherries, and I first thought these were raspberries. But this was fantastic. It has tart wild cherries swirled into a Greek yogurt and vanilla base. The fruit is succulent and pops against the creamy background. American Dream (Brown Label) A blend of "Papou's Promise" vanilla and "Choco-Yala" chocolate. The chocolate pieces are crisp and have a nice crunch, providing a perfect structural contrast to the smooth vanilla. Mint Chip Mou (Green Label) I've always thought of mint chip as a holiday flavor, but this version felt perfect for March. The color is a soft, spring-like green--not an artificial iridescent glow. When first scooped, the aroma pops into the air, similar to the zest of a a ripe, juicy tangerine when you peel it (the effect, not the the flavor or smell). The mint is light and dreamy rather than a full frontal assault, and the small chocolate pieces are a compliment, not a competitor, providing a nice lingering aftertaste. I was floored to find out that "spring" color comes naturally from spinach! The common thread across all these flavors is that they are well-blended, yet the components stand out independently in the profile. It is a masterpiece of textures and tones; the chocolate or the fruit isn't "mushed" into the ice cream but exists as a separate, wonderful experience floating in an ice cream or yogurt environment. I resisted the Yelp urge to rank these against each other, there were no disappointments. Obviously, Papou's Promise vanilla tops my hit list for next to try, I want to compare Greek Blue Summer against my favorite blueberry pie ice cream from Oberweis, and I'd would love to sample anything peanut butter related if they put something out as a seasonal special! A huge thanks again to my kind friend for the recovery fuel. I'm already planning to organize future ice cream socials here for friends and colleagues once I'm back on my feet. Yala is the real deal. #YalaGreekIceCream #GeorgetownDC #IceCreamConnoisseur #GreekDessert #A2Dairy #MountRushmoreOfIceCream #GeorgetownEats #VanillaDoneRight read more
Cute spot serving up Greek ice cream and yogurt in Georgetown. The storefront is tucked away with some window seating and a couple benches outside. Great array of flavors to choose from and you can sample before you commit. The smallest serving will run you $8.75 (with tax before tip) and you can choose two flavors. I went with the two that both had cherries which were delicious. Bit steep for a frequent ice cream fix, even for Georgetown, but a nice treat if you find yourself in the area on a warm day. read more
3 months ago
So happy my boyfriend and I stumbled on this spot not long ago! We were looking for gluten free options for dessert near by and were so happy to hear that the staff has been working on adding more options to their menu! They helped guide my boyfriend on what would be celiac safe and I was able to enjoy all of their other options myself! read more
1 month ago
We loved Yala!! The ice cream was sooooo good! Cute location! In a charming building! Staff was so friendly and inviting and knowledgeable! read more
Yala can have different meaning based off the language. In Greek, Yala means milk; in Arabic, it means let's go; and in Turkish it means lick. Cute small spot in Georgetown for ice cream. It's nestled away, and up a steep set of stairs. There is a bench for eating inside for maybe two to three people, but the also have a couple of seats and benches outside on the street in front of the sidewalk. In terms of ice cream, It's less on the creamy and more on the ice-y side but they let you try the different flavors. They also had some specialty ones that cost a little extra like Yasou Dubai chocolate, pistachio odyssey, and Kaitaifi It's pretty good overall and a good refreshing after lunch/dinner snack, or just a nice break from DC's humid summers/falls/random heat waves. read more
Yala Greek Ice Cream is such a gem! The Mornings with Thea flavor instantly reminded me of a creamy orange creamsicle -- light, bright, and so refreshing. I'm a caramel lover, so the Yia Yia Karamela was an instant favorite. It's rich without being heavy, with that perfect smooth Greek-style texture. The staff was warm and welcoming, offering samples and helping us choose between all the tempting flavors. And the branding? I love it -- the colors, the vibe, the whole aesthetic makes the shop feel cozy, quaint, and inviting. A must-try spot if you're in the area and want a treat that feels both nostalgic and elevated. I'll definitely be back! read more
I love Greek yogurt, so when I heard there was a Greek ice cream shop in Georgetown, I knew I had to check it out. This place felt like a little taste of the Mediterranean tucked into the neighborhood (love the blue and white decor with pumpkins) and it did not disappoint. The offer two flavors made with Greek yogurt, and of course, I had to try both. I got Yia Mas, a tangy Greek yogurt ice ream topped with tart wild cherries, and Mornings with Thea, a creamy Greek yogurt base swirled with traditional organge preserves. Both were sooooooo good! The texture is rich and velvety, the flavors are bold without being overly sweet, and you can really taste the quality of the ingredients. They emphasize using high-quality ingredients like farm-fresh milk, premium imports from Greece and the Mediterranean, and no artificial sweeteners, hormones, or antibiotics. It's the kind of ice cream where every bite feels intentional. I appreciate how they incorporate Greek language and culture into the experience. It's such a charming touch and makes the visit feel more meaningful than just grabbing dessert. You can tell they genuinely want customers to learn a bit about the traditions behind their ice cream. I can't wait to try other flavors next time! :) read more
Usually not a huge Greek yogurt fan, but I really enjoyed the yogurt ice cream here at Yala! I tried the Mornings with Thea flavor as well as the Kataifi. I think the Kataifi was a little more on the icy side for my preference (I like my ice cream super rich and creamy) but I did like the flavor. Definitely preferred Mornings with Thea of the two with its subtle orange flavor. It does have a bit of a line on the weekends but the servers were all super friendly! read more
11 months ago
I have never tried Greek ice cream, so had no idea what to expect. Upon entering, the man behind the counter was very friendly and willing to let me sample any flavors I was interested in. It was a warm day, so opted for the refreshing mint chip (I can't remember the actual name of the flavor), and it was great! The ice cream is very light and airy. It's not too sweet, and feels like having light treat! It's not too sweet or heavy, which I appreciate because I still felt good afterwards. I highly recommend giving Yala a try, especially if you are looking for a light and refreshing dessert! read more
Cutie spot! Love the interior. The employees were super nice and answered all of our questions and gave us suggestions on what we should try. This was on my list to try and glad I finally was able to come! Would be back again. read more
Actually very good! This is part of my Yelp Elite review. I was very excited to try a new froyo place. I really love their orange creamsicle version. Really smooth and tasty and tart but in just the right amount. I also really enjoyed their version of chocolate. In the shop I also did a sample of the chocolate cherry which I wasn't too crazy about bit too tart for me. Counter service was great. Very friendly. Parking is on the street or you walk it I definitely would come back! read more
The best greek ice-cream in DC!! For someone who is lactose and tolerant this ice cream never ever gives me any stomach issues at all. I appreciate the ingredients from greece they bring to United States. Highly recommend their ice cream. The service is great as well. The environment it is always a vibe. read more
We saw all the hype online and wanted to try Yala for ourselves. One of the owners was outside greeting customers and thanking them for waiting in the line that stretched down the street. It was a nice touch and made us feel very welcome. Staff handed out menus to people in line to keep things moving. My wife and I enjoyed the Mint Chip Mou and American Dream flavors. To be honest, I'm not sure I could tell the difference between this and regular ice cream, but it's very tasty ice cream nonetheless. read more
If you love ice cream, head to Georgetown for Yala Greek Ice Cream. Using the recipe of his grandfather, Chrys, the owner, creates unique Greek ice cream. Like many shops, they let you taste them all and staff are well trained to guide you through each option. Compared to other ice cream, I found Yala's to be more light. Each scoop has Greek-inspired ingredients like Greek yogurt, cherries, or pistachio. After tasting a few, I went with one of their premium flavors- Kataifi. The filo strips made it stand out! read more
It wasn't clear to me that there was some specific version of ice cream that is distinctively Greek that the world needed, but the flavors offered here are compelling. It is a small and very Georgetown location; note that it is up a set of stairs and one likely has to wait outside before traversing them, which may pose challenges for some people. They list detailed ingredients for their ice cream, which initially used the word gelatin, which causes all sorts of dietary concerns, but was revised to state that it is "veg"; there are vegetarian substitutes for this but I didn't see a 100% clear explanation for what's going on there and perhaps they can enlighten me. At least for me, that was enough to give it a go. They have wisely tapped into the Dubai chocolate trend, and their crispy noodle ice cream did offer an interesting taste and texture experience. Getting a mint chip yielded a ton of flavor but also an alcoholic aftertaste. The price, for which you add $2.00 to in order to get the same amount of a premium flavor, was high, even for Georgetown. They've marketed hard, and I like new and interesting things, so I wish them the best. read more
Their greek yogurt ice cream is so good. I tried many flavors but my fav was Mornings with Thea! Very light, tart, orange peel flavor! I ordered a small scoop with two flavors. Mornings with Thea paired with the cherry choco-cherry bliss. I'd def go back. They have seasonal flavors, to keep me coming. read more
This Greek ice cream shop stands out to me because of the incredible customer service we were shown. It was a hot day and members of the Yala team came over with water cups for us while we waited in line outside. Once we got inside everyone was very friendly and the service was fast. Cute interior too. My friend ordered a certain flavor and upon having a sample of a different one, the employee said it was no problem to just switch out one of the scoops for the new flavor (this was before he had given it to her). I felt like this was above and beyond customer service to make sure everyone feels great about their purchase. The icecream was good!! They also have Greek soda/juice so if you don't want ice cream you can still get something refreshing - the sour cherry was delicious. read more
We waited 15 minutes on a Friday night to try Yala's. The guy that was manning the line had the best customer service and friendly demeanor. The outside is super cute with blue and white signage and decor everywhere - an upbeat icecream shop. I tried the black cherry opa and the Dubai featured one - I missed the cherry taste in the black cherry opa, but the Dubai flavor was fantastic! It was chocolatey and sweet but almost more whipped than standard ice-cream and with a slight crunch. Delicious! I'd 100% recommend - BUT do note that it costs extra since it's a featured flavor. The price is my only negative. It is EXPENSIVE for ice cream. Like we paid over $23 for 2 small bowls and a water (and tip). The owners were in the shop scooping and were so inviting and eager to talk about the ingredients and origins. Super cool and I hope they do well! read more
We visited Yala on opening day. Yala is in the heart of Georgetown at Wisconsin Ave NW & 31st Street. Parking is challenging but not impossible. There are steep steps out front. The shop is cute and stocked with yummy flavors you can take home in pints or purchase at the counter. It is hard choosing a flavor. Thank goodness you can sample several. I adored the mint chip mou & pistachio odyssey. Hubby enjoyed the kataifi & mornings with Thea. Two scoops were $8.75. The other cup was $10.75. T-shirts are $25.00. Check social media for hours. The shop was open 11a-11p when we visited. We'll be back! read more
4 months ago
3 months ago
WOW!!!! Yes! I wish I could have one of these in Florida. We sampled 3 and all were amazing! Absolutely obsessed. Son and husband loved theirs too. Sad we are going home or we'd be back tomorrow. Nice friendly staff. Clean. Beautiful outside vibe. Come open one in sarasota please!! read more
1 month ago
11 months ago
choco cherry bliss and American dream --- as a duo these were great, however a few notes: the ice cream is not rich, it is more so tangy, which was a surprising but not totally disappointing twist but it was a little "icey" at first and second, we would of preferred a greater mix-in to ice cream ratio (as they also don't have the option to add any toppings) as for price point ~$9 for a small which is kind of steep read more
4 months ago
Really enjoyed. The chocolate was my favorite! Refreshing and satisfied my sweet tooth without being heavy. I wish they shipped nationwide! read more
Such good ice cream! The person who helped was so great and identifying what would be yummy to try and offered me to try all the flavors... talk about customer service! It was such a cute shop right in Georgetown, a great stop after a day of shopping. read more
10 months ago
Came to get the free scoop offer through YelpDC! Georgetown is one of our go to hang out spots so we love the location. Also love the interior and that they were open til 11pm. The servers were patient and friendly with us as we were decided what to get. We tasted a few flavors and loved them all. We decided on the cookie and cream and blueberry lemon flavors (the actual names aren't easy for me to remember lol). We immediately understood the hype about this place and will definitely be back read more
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