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An interesting trend that we took note of in 2011 is the growing business of manufacturing local products. From bike frames to vodka to leather wallets to candles, small-scale manufacturing is returning thanks to the the driving force behind the… [Read More]
The recent closure of Denise’s Ice Cream left a dessert-shaped hole in the Clintonville dining scene, but thankfully that absence didn’t last long. The owners of Mozart’s Bakery & Piano Cafe (located just up the street) are launching the Vienna… [Read More]
The “World’s Tiniest Ice Cream Shop” is opening late spring in German Village. The new seasonal, walk-up service Jeni’s will occupy the 40 square foot space at 900 Mohawk Street. Jeni Britton Bauer is excited to finally see this project… [Read More]
From TheMetropreneur.com: Four Local Businesses, One New Ice Cream Flavor By Melanie McIntyre Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams has released a flavor featuring ingredients from three Central Ohio producers− a collaboration that exemplifies how businesses can leverage their products by teaming… [Read More]
Back in August, we interviewed Jeni Britton Bauer and Charly Bauer of Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, and they dropped a few hints about their first expansion outside of Central Ohio being somewhere in the Cleveland area. That expansion is now… [Read More]
The news broke about two months ago that Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams would be heading next to Beechwold. That news was later updated to include an expansion in Powell as well, marking the openings of their sixth and seventh stores… [Read More]
It’s probably not a huge surprise that Jeni’s can be found at the top of our reader survey for Best Dessert of 2009 – their praise is nearly universal throughout Columbus. From their delicious seasonal flavors to their love of… [Read More]
The Brown Bag Deli in German Village recently expanded into their next-door space that formerly housed Bakery Gingham and is now using it as an ice cream shop. “We heard from our customers that there is really no convenient place… [Read More]
Starting today, The Hills Market becomes the first grocery store in Ohio to carry Jeni’s Ice Creams. 24 different flavors will be available in individual pints, and the flavors will feature a mix of year-round favorites and some seasonal selections…. [Read More]
From Business First of Columbus: Cold Stone Creamery, Tim Hortons to co-brand stores in Ohio The Ontario, Canada-based coffee and doughnut chain announced Friday that it struck a co-branding deal with Scottsdale, Ariz.-based ice cream chain Cold Stone Creamery Inc.,… [Read More]
Business First wrote Jeni’s adds Bexley to chain’s roster, but cool on a continued expansion Jeni Britton Bauer is ready to put the freeze on the growth of her popular ice cream shop chain, but not before doling out a… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Ice-cream stores restock freezers Tuesday, May 6, 2008 BY BILL CHRONISTER First, there was ice cream. Then came sorbet and sherbet, frozen custard and ice milk, frozen yogurt and gelato. They’re all back for the summer in… [Read More]
The Alive wrote Best of Columbus 2008: Dining Best Ice Cream: Jeni’s Ice Creams Runners-up: Graeter’s, Cold Stone Creamery March 27, 2008 Are some of us starting to take Jeni’s ice cream for granted? Maybe we’ve had it so good… [Read More]
The Lantern wrote Jeni’s Ice Cream adds flavor to High St. Jackie Nash Issue date: 2/22/08 Jeni’s, at 714 N. High St., is different than most popular spots for ice cream. The shop opened in August. However, a lot of… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Baskin-Robbins to expand Friday, February 22, 2008 3:11 AM BY MONIQUE CURET Baskin-Robbins will open 40 stores over the next four years, beginning with one this spring in the Dublin/Hilliard area, said James Franks, national director of… [Read More]
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