A Jamison family has opened a new ice cream store on York Road in Warwick Township just in time for the warm and humid days of summer.
Jeff Werner, Patch Staff
Posted Wed, Jun 18, 2025 at 2:19 pm ET|
JAMISON, PA — With temperatures forecast to soar into the 90s this weekend, Warwick Township's newest business will be the place to be.
Jamison Ice Cream has opened its doors next to the Sunoco gas station at 2140 York Road offering a menu chock-full of ice cream treats and drinks. The new store is located between Almshouse Road and the Wawa store just passed the Pour House.
Owned and operated by the Talati family, the new shop is carrying Nina's Waffles and Ice Cream, in addition to other ice-cold treats, including banana splits, floats, milkshakes, cold brews, and sundaes.
Niketa Talati tells Patch that since opening a few weeks ago the response from the community has been "amazing."
On their first day of business - without any social media advertising - more than 100 families showed up, she said. "We had an amazing turnout from the community. It was exciting," she said.
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Her son, Navansh, a student at Central Bucks South, said it was his dad's dream to open up an ice cream shop. And through a friendship with the owners of Nina's, which is supplying the 16 different flavors of handcrafted ice cream and their signature Belgian Liege waffles, they were able to make that dream come true.
In preparation for opening up the shop, Niketa worked for six months at Nina's store at Peddler's Village, learning the ice cream and waffle business from the experts in the business. She is now passing that knowledge to her children and to her employees, who are students in the Central Bucks School District.
"We have the best products," said Niketa. "Nina's produces our ice cream and waffles. They are amazing products. We use no GMOs, no artificial flavorings or colors. And we only use milk from the Tanner Brother's Dairy. "
So far their top sellers include Mad Crack (vanilla ice cream with chocolate and toffee on a saltine cracker) and Toll House (brown sugar ice cream, chocolate shavings, and walnuts).
They also serve a good cup of coffee, offering coffee, espresso, cappuccino and cold brew, all made with beans from the Backyard Beans Coffee Company in Lansdale.
Hours at the new store are from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. during the week and 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.