Elevated Ice Cream Co - Port Townsend, Washington

Flor A.

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Jered M.

I first encountered Elevated Ice Cream's quaint establishment 6 moons prior to my visit today. In that span of fleeting nycthemerons, I've sampled many of their offerings. Did I mention they give free samples yet?

The folks at Elevated have been slinging their own on-site creations since 1977. According to their website, they started as a vendor in an old Victorian elevator across the street from their current location within the bustling village of Port Townsend.

While they don't have 32 flavors, they do have the classics covered. Familiar tubs of chocolate, strawberry, mint chip, cookies and creme, sit next to a variable assortment of "elevated" things you would never expect to find in a cozy 50s malt shop atmosphere. Curiosities like cardamom, sea foam, and golden milk, to name a few.

Never have I had such luscious and silky confections! But they don't stop at ice cream, shakes, and itallian ice! They operate an adjoining fudge-candy shop which is teeming with modern, homemade, and old timey treats from yesteryear.

I can not suggest this place further for fear of wearing out my typing thumbs or phone screen. So if you have a hankering for something sinfully spectacular, you should swing by. They even have containers of their small batch ice cream ready to go.

Well done elevated. I shall keep on masticating in support.

Stillin K.

This was, hands down, the worst ice cream I’ve ever tasted. It was already melted when I got it — completely unacceptable. Every single flavor was loaded with sickening artificial fragrance — like someone dumped perfume into the mix. It was overly sweet to the point of being nauseating, and there was even a weird bitter aftertaste. The "pecan" didn’t taste like pecan at all, and the "hazelnut" had zero hazelnut flavor — just more fake, chemical flavoring. Nothing tasted natural. I felt sick after just a few bites. Honestly, I wouldn’t eat this again if it were free. Avoid at all costs.

Jackie M.

They had the usual flavors such as Chocolate and Strawberry, and they also had new ones such as Peppermint Candy which was their Flavor of the Month for December 2024, Seafoam, Lemon Chiffon, Ginger, Swiss Chocolate Orange and a several others (see my videos as part of this Review)

They also had their Sweets and Candy Store next door with all the candies you can imagine!! We already had our share of sweets after our ice cream that we didn’t buy any candy. I still took photos for you to see just how wide of a variety they do have — and they make most of the candies they sell!

Richie M.

Best place to get your sweet fix when in town with a variety of yummy ice cream flavors and confectioneries.

Multiple tables for enjoying your cold dessert indoors or outside in a mini park right beside. They have insulated bags for sale if you decide to take some ice cream home.

Recommend a visit especially in the hot summer months!

Julie N.

It was weird, but fine. Being scooped on a scale, like. It was fine.

Ice cream was good. The bathrooms were clean and available to purchasers.

MrsMakeupMadness ?.

The kids work so hard here. The ice cream is very good. It's nice to see the young ones work and be responsible staying patient and consistent even when its super busy. I like the variety of flavors of ice cream as well.

Meadow R.

i highly recommend!! the candy shop had amazing, sweet selections! & the ice cream shop had tons of different options to choose from. when i had walked in with my partner, they were super busy but still served us with wonderful service. the banana split is a classic & it was absolutely delicious. the atmosphere is super cute. i will definitely be coming back again!

Flor A.

Variedad de sabores

Lisa S.

My friend brought me a box of chocolates from this location. The chocolate was good but definitely not Sees candy. Some of the fillings are super sweet but they are fresh and yummy. The box is beautiful and I love that they tell you the flavors of each chocolate. Ten out of ten recommend trying the chocolates.

Ryan P.

The only thing Elevated about this place are the prices. Seriously - two one-scoop cones cost me $12. It was insanely ridiculous - they weigh the ice cream, so you have no idea the cost when you order. The Ice Cream itself is ok, but you would be better off eating your favorite pint from a grocery store. Overall, I would not recommend.

Jered M.

I first encountered Elevated Ice Cream's quaint establishment 6 moons prior to my visit today. In that span of fleeting nycthemerons, I've sampled many of their offerings. Did I mention they give free samples yet?

The folks at Elevated have been slinging their own on-site creations since 1977. According to their website, they started as a vendor in an old Victorian elevator across the street from their current location within the bustling village of Port Townsend.

While they don't have 32 flavors, they do have the classics covered. Familiar tubs of chocolate, strawberry, mint chip, cookies and creme, sit next to a variable assortment of "elevated" things you would never expect to find in a cozy 50s malt shop atmosphere. Curiosities like cardamom, sea foam, and golden milk, to name a few.

Never have I had such luscious and silky confections! But they don't stop at ice cream, shakes, and itallian ice! They operate an adjoining fudge-candy shop which is teeming with modern, homemade, and old timey treats from yesteryear.

I can not suggest this place further for fear of wearing out my typing thumbs or phone screen. So if you have a hankering for something sinfully spectacular, you should swing by. They even have containers of their small batch ice cream ready to go.

Well done elevated. I shall keep on masticating in support.

Stillin K.

This was, hands down, the worst ice cream I’ve ever tasted. It was already melted when I got it — completely unacceptable. Every single flavor was loaded with sickening artificial fragrance — like someone dumped perfume into the mix. It was overly sweet to the point of being nauseating, and there was even a weird bitter aftertaste. The "pecan" didn’t taste like pecan at all, and the "hazelnut" had zero hazelnut flavor — just more fake, chemical flavoring. Nothing tasted natural. I felt sick after just a few bites. Honestly, I wouldn’t eat this again if it were free. Avoid at all costs.