“Milk Jawn revealed Monday that it plans to open its second store this June in the former space of Just Cravings, an ice cream shop that recently closed at 946 N. Second St. Heritage, the bar and restaurant with an open storefront on 914 N. Second St., will permanently close Sunday, March 10.”

“Northern Liberties will become home to the second location of Milk Jawn, the hit ice cream shop that opened in mid-2022 in South Philadelphia. Owners Amy Wilson and Ryan Miller are working toward a June opening at 946 N. Second St., next to Pera Turkish Cuisine in what was Just Cravings.”

“You scream, I scream, we all scream for ice cream! And you can eat as much as you please this weekend during the Ice Cream Festival on Filbert at the Reading Terminal Market.”

A great writeup on Milk Jawn (& other awesome Philly ice cream shops) by Candis Mclean at The Infatuation

Amy, Ryan, and the Milk Jawn team were featured on PHL17’s WEEKEND PHILLER

Nearly a decade after its inception, local ice cream brand Milk Jawn will soon open up its first brick-and-mortar location in South Philly.

Founder Amy Wilson, along with co-owners Ryan Miller and Cathryn Sanderson, signed leases for both a storefront as well as a new production facility, both of which will be located in East Passyunk.

Amy and Ryan were featured on the August 7th episode of 6abc News’ FYI Philly.

Milk Jawn’s Philly-style, egg-free ice cream is made in small batches by Amy Wilson, Ryan Miller, and Cathryn Sanderson. Their flavors are seasonal and a little more grown up – think vegan mango sticky rice, Earl Grey ice cream studded with honeycomb candy, and a perfectly minty stracciatella that begs to be scooped onto a cone.

While Milk Jawn wasn’t named the best in Pennsylvania (yet! we were still too young to be considered), it did get a nice shoutout in the intro to the article!

…we’ve also seen the rise of killer pop-ups, like 1-900-Ice-Cream and Milk Jawn…