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Cincinnati's Aglamesis Bros' Expands, Historic Hamilton Main Street to Host New Ice Cream Parlor

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Published on August 09, 2024
Cincinnati's Aglamesis Bros' Expands, Historic Hamilton Main Street to Host New Ice Cream ParlorSource: Google Street View

The beloved Cincinnati classic, Aglamesis Bros' Ice Cream and Candy, is branching out with a fresh location slated to open in Hamilton, bringing their renowned sweet treats to the historic Main Street Business District—confirmation comes after their recent chocolate production ramp-up in downtown Cincinnati. According to an announcement from the brand itself, the third parlor will nestle into The Davis Building at 304 Main Street, thanks to spaces furnished by the Consortium for Ongoing Reinvestment Efforts (CORE).

Randy Young, steering Aglamesis Bros' as the third-generation President, expressed his initial uncertainty turned astonishment at the resemblance of Hamilton's neighborhood facelift to the development seen around their Oakley spot, stating through CityBeat "I didn’t know what to expect when I went for my first site visit," and noting the vivid similarities between the two localities. His daughter, Kristi Weissman, V.P. and General Manager, added, "We never imagined that our next parlor location would be this far outside of Cincinnati, but the offer that Hamilton put together for us was just too compelling to not consider simply because of the distance involved," according to Journal-News.

Hamilton's new spot anticipates opening by late summer or early fall, necessitating minor renovations for candy showcases and chocolate displays in the first place. In the meantime, Nelson mirrors the excitement, adding that the company's ethos perfectly aligns with the spirit of regeneration percolating through the Main Street Business District—their stringent dedication to quality and tradition renders this union a significant boon for the locality, she explained. Moreover, "Our number one goal will be for our new shop to become an integral part of the local community in Hamilton. We will be actively engaging with the community in creating lasting relationships for many years to come," echoes Young's focus on weaving into the social fabric of Hamilton, according to WCPO.