WHIT'S FROZEN CUSTARD OF LEWIS CENTER, OH
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So many people have asked us “Why Whit’s?” and for us, our love of Whit’s started about 10 years ago when we discovered it in downtown Delaware, Ohio. Around that same time, we went for a bike ride down the Orange Township trail that ends behind our building and wished there was a spot to get a cool treat at the end of the trail. So it was very exciting for us to find this location. We have always wished there was a Whit's location closer to home in Lewis Center. Especially after the many ball games and Orange Township pool visits with our three sons. After talking about it for many years we decided to take a chance and chase our dream of being business owners. We are very excited to become even more involved in our community. We want Whit's Lewis Center to be a gathering place when celebrating a special event, game or performance. A destination for an afternoon walk or bike ride on our Orange Township trails. An opportunity to get dessert after dinner and an enjoyable place of employment for our local teens.
Whit’s Frozen Custard of Lewis Center, OH offers a variety of catering options for events.
NOW OPEN!
Whit’s Frozen Custard of Lewis Center, Oh offers our community a taste of happiness! We are excited to open our doors and look forward to proudly making our freshly made frozen custard every day, all day. And whether you create your own flavor with a sundae, milkshake, float, or our famous Whitser, or enjoy a scoop of vanilla, chocolate, or our weekly or daily flavor, we promise you the freshest, supreme frozen treat experience that we simply call a "smile in a cup."
You’ll also enjoy our to-go freezer for Whitties (our sandwiches made with cookies baked fresh in our store!), quarts, cakes, and other special take-home treat selections!
Whit's Lewis Center is located in the Country Mercantile Building, which is the oldest building in Lewis Center. Our space used to be the post office. When you visit, try to find where we pay homage to this history. Parking is available around all four sides of the building and there is Orange Township public parking along the railroad tracks.
