Ice Cream Jubilee - Georgetown

From the Counter

Recent Google reviews

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  Steph Couvrette

  ★ 5 • 4 months ago

  6 mini donuts for $6. They were pretty good and definitely did not skimp on the cinnamon sugar. If it has been warmer I may have tried an ice cream because the flavors looked interesting.

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  John T

  ★ 4 • 11 months ago

  This is a cute and quaint little ice cream shop , conveniently located on M street in Georgetown. When we went, they moved the line efficiently and fast. There’s outdoor seating, which is perfect for a nice day. We had the pistachio and the peanut butter cookie flavors - both were ok. Next time I’m there, I will try the donuts and the chocolate chocolate ice cream. The team member working was super nice and working fast to get everyone through the line efficiently.

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  Cyndi Grace

  ★ 5 • a year ago

  Immediately upon walking in, we were excitedly greeted by the most amazing person!!! She happily answered every question, offered samples, and even correctly guessed which flavors we would land on. She made the experience! We chose cookies and cookie dough, coffee toffee, mint brownie, and even tried the donuts made by their friends. Every bite was delicious!! And truly, our experience was made spectacular by the employee!!! We will return again in the future.

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  Ashley C

  ★ 2 • 11 months ago

  We visited on Saturday afternoon. I’ll start off with the positives: this place, reminds me of a mini Krispy Kreme, where you can watch fresh miniature donuts being made. They also sell ice cream, floats, and milkshakes with a variety of flavors. Donuts are sold in sets of 6 (1 flavor), 12 (2 flavors), and 24 (4 flavors). We ordered 12 donuts which were soft and decent. Here is where the experience went downhill for us. I asked Jay, the employee helping us, if I can get 8 donuts with the hot cinnamon flavor and 4 donuts with sprinkles. He replied, “Yes, only if we leave him a review,” with a straight face. His request came off more abrasive and demanding as opposed to friendly. When we looked confused, he repeated his request which made the interaction uncomfortable. We decided to get 6 of each flavor instead. To make it worse, he picked up 6 plain donuts then walked to the back area out of sight with the donuts, then came back to the area by the donut machine to add the cinnamon mixture. What Jay didn’t realize is that I enjoy leaving reviews when service enhances my experience, and I had every intention to leave a positive review of this experience had it been gone smoothly. My recommendation: please don’t fish for reviews, they will happen organically because your work speaks for itself. I’m willing to give this place a second try, but I’m unsure when I will be back…