Best Gelato in Gaithersburg

"Navy Yard, Arlington, and U Street With three locations and shelf space in local grocery stores (plus an online shop, where you can get pints shipped nationwide), Ice Cream Jubilee has become a staple since it opened its first DC outpost in 2014. The shop stocks unique flavors like Banana Bourbon Caramel, MarionBerry, and Honey Lemon Lavender, but adds in seasonal offerings and specials for local occasions. For example, coinciding with this year’s Presidential Inauguration, Ice Cream Jubilee launched special flavors to honor the president and vice president, including Biden’s favorite flavor, Vanilla Chocolate Chip, available through the end of July."

"If you have the cash to spend, this shop is a near-perfect destination. Each member of its rotating slate of flavors feels innovative, from honey lemon lavender to “everything” bagel. The latter was sold out when we visited — proof that when it comes to ice cream, weird can be good — so we went for sesame halvah instead and left quite pleased."

"Owner Victoria Lai believes that eating ice cream is meant to be a happy time and one shared by those you love. That is why she created these adorable shops to indulge in your favorite sweets. Ice Cream Jubilee is known for its seasonal flavors, international flair, and special events."

"We love that this location (1704 Connecticut Ave NW) re-opened during the pandemic (what a success story), and serves Sey Coffee Roasters from NYC (espresso and drip). You’ll enjoy the cute interior and incredible gelato flavors. While the coffee is great, don’t visit this spot without trying their gelato; it’s out of this world."

"This intimate and comfortable cafe is one of the best spots to grab a frozen treat near the St. Gregory Hotel. The special gelato flavors are handcrafted using local ingredients, providing a truly artisanal experience. Pair with an iced latte or espresso, and you’ve got yourself the perfect summer afternoon treat."

"Baskin-Robbins (1446 Reston Pkwy, North Point Village Center)"

"This subterranean comedy club has an awesome atmosphere that you won’t find anywhere else in Washington, DC. As you might expect from an underground building, it features a lot of dark walls and dimly-lit alcoves, but it gets filled with so much laughter that it never feels gloomy. Instead, there’s a warm, almost cozy atmosphere as the comedians take the stage."

"The DC Improv’s first show featured Ellen DeGeneres, Dave Chappelle and Brian Regan!. For more than two decades, the club has hosted some of the best comedians in the country, featuring both established comics and up-and-comers. Check them out here."

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"3251 Prospect St NW in Georgetown next to Cafe Milano--down the courtyard alley, last door on left, Washington DC, DC 20007-3243+1 202-298-9223[email protected]http://standupcomedytogo.com/see-a-show/chinese-disco-fridays/. First-Timers, Amateurs, Newbies Welcome!. $25 cash prize joke contest for audience members after the show Every Friday Night FREE SHOW No reservations: first-come, first-seated."

"Room 11 is a trendy coffee shop, bar, and restaurant known for its unique cocktails and its intimate, romantic patio. If you’re after a brunch with a real hipster feel, Room 11 will not disappoint. You’ll find a menu filled with the brunch staples you know and love."

"This wine bar offers eclectic small plates and an intimate place to get away from the bustle. The desserts are not to be missed, and baked goods are offered from the in-house bakery, Paisley Fig."

"The Synetic theater is where you experience the art of expressing modern stories and classical text by the use of impressive physicality. This favorite theater has earned 27 Halen Hayes Awards with a gripping 116 nominations. The Synetic Theater was formerly located in Georgia before moving to the United States in the 1990s, now offering a blend of Georgian and American art of storytelling on stage and makes you become psychologically part of the play."