To celebrate, the ice cream shop is introducing a new flavor, “Pirate Pride.” The flavor consists of vanilla ice cream, sweet cherries and rich fudge brownies.
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Credit: Submitted Photo
Julie Domicone owns the ice cream shop with her father, Fred, and mother, Stacey. Her father has owned and operated Domicone Printing on Kauffman Avenue in Fairborn for 50 years. Her mother purchased the Fairborn Jubie’s location, 471 W. Dayton Yellow Springs Road, in 2011 and the family opened the ice cream shop in 2018.
“We’ve always wanted to grow,” Julie said. “We never wanted Fairborn to be our only operating store.”
She explained they first starting thinking about adding a second store right before the pandemic hit.
“Once that happened, we put the brakes on it,” Julie said.
The family started looking at properties in the summer of last year. Julie said they were looking for a location that didn’t have other ice cream shops nearby and that was connected to several different communities. The Moraine ice shop is located right down the street from West Carrollton High School.
“This cross street is huge for traffic,” Julie said. “This complex itself seems really, really busy from what we’ve heard, since we started our renovations. People are excited it’s completely full now and coming back to life.”
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Credit: Submitted Photo
Jubie’s Creamery is a “one-stop ice cream shop” with 32 flavors of homemade ice cream. This includes, Choc-A-Lot, its nationally acclaimed flavor. The ice cream shop also has a soft-serve custard that Julie described as denser and richer than a typical soft-serve. Guest can order traditional scoops, sundaes, shakes, blasts, parfaits and much more.
“You can never not be happy when you’re eating ice cream,” Julie said.
She explained that over the years she has enjoyed the response from the local community at the Fairborn location and can’t wait to see it continue at their second location. Some of her favorite memories over the last four years are giving students jobs and talking to local schools about entrepreneurship.
Jubie’s Creamery in Moraine will have indoor seating and a drive-thru. The ice cream shop will mirror the Fairborn location’s hours, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and noon to 10 p.m. Friday through Sunday. Julie said they plan to switch to summer hours towards the end of the month.
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Credit: Submitted Photo
“We’re excited to serve the community,” Julie said.
The ice cream shop is still hiring for team members and team leaders. For more information visit, www.jubiescreamery.com or the ice cream shop’s Facebook page.
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