Photographs courtesy Don’s Creamy Whip
The dog days of summer are finally here. Looking to cool off from the brutal heat with a sweet treat for you and your pup? Check out our list of local ice cream parlors that offer Pup Cups to accommodate your furry friends.
Mt. Washington Creamy Whip & Bakery
At this retro-style ice cream parlor, you can get a classic pup cup or Dogster frozen treat in cheese or peanut butter flavor for your furry friend. The family-owned shop has traditional soft serve, baked goods, and edible cookie dough. Take a seat in its outdoor seating area, or take your treat on the go to nearby Stanberry Park, where you and your dog can bask in the summer sun with your refreshing dessert. 2069 Beechmont Ave., Mt. Washington, (513) 231-5295
Graeter’s regularly offers Dogster’s ice cream treats and locally made Brewhaus Dog Bones. But this summer, the Cincinnati staple will also host Dog’s Night Out at select locations, where pups get free treats while the ice cream joint brings in adoptable dogs from The League for Animal Welfare. Remaining dates for the summer are July 3, August 7, and September 4. Various locations
Nestled in Northside, dogs can get a scoop of freshly-made whipped cream while their owners enjoy Italian-style gelato in flavors such as sea salt caramel, Dutch chocolate, or Vietnamese coffee. Savor gelato and espressos on Dojo’s outside patio, or take a stroll to Northside’s nearby vintage shops and dog-friendly restaurants, like Tickle Pickle. 1735 Blue Rock St., Northside, (513) 328-9000
The Northern Kentucky parlor is known for being kid- and dog-friendly. This summer, you can get vanilla ice cream and whipped cream drizzled with peanut butter for your canine companion. In addition to classic ice cream flavors and its specialty Tsunamis, Sharky’s also serves diner-style burgers, chicken, and more for you to enjoy. The parlor is complete with a large playground for kids to play on while they eat their sweet treats. 9924 Alexandria Pike, Alexandria, (859) 448-0999
Photograph courtesy Justin Schafer
Like others on this list, Putz’s is a classic summer ice cream spot with classic pup cups. Dogs can get a small portion of Borden Dairy ice cream, served plain or with whipped cream. For humans, there are lots of savory options to choose from (and maybe even share with your pup), such as chili cheese dogs, soft pretzels, and walking tacos. The parlor is right next to Mt. Airy Forest, with miles of hiking trails and a dog park. 2673 Putz Pl., Westwood, (513) 681-8668
This charming pink, walk-up creamy whip features mini-sized cones dolloped with vanilla ice cream for your four-legged friend. The menu includes dozens of sundaes, shakes, and slushies to choose from. Situated in a neighborhood, the creamy whip is just minutes away from Factory 52, a community center with shops, restaurants, and a dog park. 4490 Forest Ave, Norwood, (513) 841-1114
Located along the Ohio River, this walk-up stand offers biscuit-topped pup cups with vanilla ice cream and whipped cream. With soft serve, its signature Blitz, and more diner-style food, you can eat your meal at outdoor picnic tables or on a walk through the scenic St. Anne Woods. 5178 Mary Ingles Hwy., Silver Grove, (859) 781-2221
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