Philadelphia summers are synonymous with a few key things: scorching heat, passionate sports fans, and the essential, cooling treat of John’s Water Ice. For those in Northeast Philadelphia and Huntingdon Valley, the wait for a taste of authentic Philly water ice just got shorter. John’s Water Ice is bringing its iconic flavors to a brand new location, promising to be the go-to dessert destination in the area.
Assorted flavors of John's Water Ice in cups, a quintessential Philadelphia summer refreshment
The beloved Philadelphia institution, John’s Water Ice, is setting up shop at 2975 Philmont Avenue, and this isn’t just your typical water ice stand. This new spot is slated to be a “full dessert shop,” expanding beyond their famous water ice to offer a delightful array of frozen treats. Customers can expect to indulge in creamy gelati, classic ice cream, and rich milkshakes, alongside the John’s Water Ice flavors that have made them a Philadelphia staple. For residents of Huntingdon Valley and the surrounding Northeast neighborhoods, this new location offers a convenient way to satisfy their cravings for authentic Philadelphia water ice without trekking to South Philly. Keep an eye on John’s Water Ice’s Instagram page for the official opening date and get ready to experience a taste of summer closer to home.
John’s Water Ice has been a Philadelphia tradition for generations, serving up refreshing and flavorful water ice that perfectly captures the essence of summer in the city. Known for its smooth texture and vibrant fruit flavors, John’s Water Ice stands out from the crowd. Whether you’re a fan of classic lemon, cherry, or something more adventurous like pineapple or blueberry, John’s Water Ice offers a flavor for everyone. It’s more than just a frozen dessert; it’s a taste of Philadelphia heritage. The brand’s commitment to quality ingredients and time-honored recipes has solidified its place as a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
While the exciting news of John’s Water Ice expansion takes center stage, other updates from Philadelphia’s vibrant food scene include Manatawny Still Works opening new taprooms in Ardmore and Fishtown, and Love City Brewing launching their seasonal beer garden in Callowhill. However, some establishments like Rabbit, Sonny’s, and Wine Dive are facing temporary closures due to fire damage, reminding us of the unpredictable nature of the restaurant industry. Patchwork in Center City is offering a new happy hour and spring menu, providing another option for after-work relaxation and culinary exploration.
But back to the main scoop: the arrival of John’s Water Ice in Northeast Philadelphia. This expansion is a testament to the enduring popularity of John’s Water Ice and its importance in Philadelphia’s food culture. As the temperatures rise, there’s no better way to cool down and enjoy a taste of Philly than with a cup of John’s Water Ice from their new Northeast location. Get ready, Huntingdon Valley, summer just got a whole lot sweeter with the arrival of John’s Water Ice.
