"Great Ice cream! Friendly and great customer service"
"The best ice cream place in Port Townsend. The place is run like clock work. Best to grab a number when busy. It is a sweet place to relax and have fun. They have a patio in the back, that one can enjoy stunning water views, while having ice cream or Gelato. A must when visiting this charming Puget Sound area."
"The best handmade ice cream I've ever eaten many choices to choose from try their wild BlackBerry ice cream"
"No visit to Port Townsend is complete without a visit to this local institution, which as been delighting young and old alike since 1977. The ice cream flavors are sophisticated without being absurd. Look for local fruits like Graysmarsh strawberries or local red currents and raspberries to show up in their ice creams, sherbets and Italian ices. Chocolate lovers will find an interesting selection, including the refreshing Swiss Orange Chocolate and the rich and dark Blind Love. The seasonal selections are some of my favorite flavors. Lemon Custard is my idea of a perfect warm weather treat, but Lavender Lemon Sherbet is a close second. I start looking for their white Licorice ice cream in October, and Christmas isn't really Christmas to me without a scoop of Eggnog or Date Nut Victoria with a cup of smooth toddy coffee. Any time of year is perfect for a scoop of Ginger ice cream with hot fudge sauce and topped with a piece of chocolate covered ginger from their candy shop. Besides the wonderful ice cream, it is just a pleasant place to hang out. There is always a selection of local art on the wall, a hand-carved mechanical glider for children and a patio with tables in back with a view of the Salish Sea. If you get your ice cream to go, you can stroll out to the sea gallery and sit on covered benches along the waterfront, or walk out along the piers. And something else I really appreciate: the bathrooms are always clean."
"Locals have been coming here for years. They even have to go pints. The banana split is my favorite."
"The best ice-cream around. Still hand-made. Their staff has been friendly every time I've visited for as long as I can remember, which might just speak for how friendly the people in Port Townsend are in general. The mint chip tastes just as good now as it did 20 years ago (my favorite).
My family used to camp at Fort Worden every year and we'd always go into town for 3 things; Elevated ice-cream, the wooden boat festival, and dogs-a-foot. I hope Elevated is still around for me to bring my children to one day. Thanks for the memories, even though you thought you were just scooping ice-cream.
They have a wheelchair ramp at the rear entrance, FYI."