Dumont Creamery & Cafe on Woodruff Road is one of those places you walk into expecting a quick scoop and leave planning your next visit before you’ve even finished the first. In this article, you’ll find out what sets their ice cream apart, which drinks to try, why the vibe works for kids and date nights alike, and everything you need to plan your trip.
We didn’t exactly plan on becoming regulars at Dumont Creamery & Cafe. It opened quietly on Woodruff Road in the spring of 2025, tucked in next to Sofrito Latin Kitchen, and honestly I drove past it a few times before finally pulling in. Best impulsive decision I’ve made all summer.
The ice cream is the headline, but Dumont is really a full cafe experience: handcrafted small-batch scoops, boba teas, specialty coffee, falooda (more on that in a second), and a space that’s genuinely beautiful inside. It’s the kind of spot that makes Greenville feel like it keeps leveling up.
Quick Facts: Dumont Creamery & Cafe Greenville
- Address: 1757 Woodruff Rd, Ste B, Greenville, SC 29615 (next to Sofrito Latin Kitchen)
- Good for: All ages, summer heat escapes, date nights, after-dinner treats, solo coffee dates
- Indoors: Yes, fully air-conditioned with table seating
- Parking: Free, available on site
- Pet friendly: Yes
- Wi-Fi: Yes
- Delivery: Available via DoorDash
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What Is Dumont Creamery & Cafe?
Dumont started as a dessert concept in India and made its way to the United States in 2023. The Greenville location on Woodruff Road opened in May 2025 and is part of a small but growing presence in the U.S., with outposts in Texas, Maryland, and Missouri as well.
What makes Dumont different from the average ice cream shop is the emphasis on small-batch production using real ingredients. No artificial flavor essence here. The brand is built around the idea that ice cream should taste like it actually came from something: real raspberries, real Biscoff cookies, real kheer (a South Asian dessert made from milk, rice, and cardamom).
Their coffee program is equally thoughtful. They serve Karafa Coffee, a shade-grown roast from India. Shade-grown means the beans mature under a forest canopy rather than in cleared plantations, which produces a smoother, more complex flavor and supports biodiversity. It’s a genuine conversation starter when your kid asks why the coffee tastes “different” (in a good way).
The Ice Cream: Every Scoop Is a Small Adventure
Dumont keeps more than 20 small-batch flavors in rotation, and the lineup leans into the unexpected. You won’t find plain vanilla listed without a twist. A few standouts that keep showing up in local reviews:
- Raspberry Mascarpone: Bright, real-fruit flavor balanced by the creamy richness of Italian cheese. Worth a try even if you think you’re a chocolate person.
- Biscoff: The beloved European cookie spread turned into a scoop. Warm, caramelized, and dangerously good.
- Kheer: Inspired by the traditional South Asian dessert of slow-cooked rice, milk, and cardamom. One Greenville visitor described the Iced Kheer drink version as “creamy with a beautiful blend of spices.” The ice cream version is the same comfort in a cone.
- Cake and Jam: Exactly what it sounds like, but better. A crowd-pleaser for kids who want something familiar with a little flair.
- Festive Cake: A rotating flavor that one DoorDash reviewer specifically drove back for after a road trip. That’s a strong endorsement.
Because the flavors are small-batch, the exact lineup can change. Ask at the counter what’s new that week. They’re happy to let you try before you commit, which is essential given how difficult the decision-making process gets.
One tip worth knowing: they do ice cream flights, so you can try multiple flavors without committing to a full scoop of each. If you’re going with indecisive kids (or adults), this is your move.
Tip: Ask which flavors are newest that week. Dumont rotates the small-batch lineup regularly, and getting a fresh batch of a fruit flavor means you might get something a little tangier or more intense than the last visit. That’s a feature, not a bug.
Beyond Ice Cream: Boba, Falooda, and Coffee
The drinks menu at Dumont is genuinely worth a separate visit. If your household runs the gamut from bubble tea obsessives to coffee purists, everyone walks out happy.
Falooda is the headliner and the one most people haven’t had before. It’s a layered South Asian dessert drink, similar in concept to a float, but built with more complexity. Think chilled milk, rose syrup, basil seeds, and vermicelli, topped with a scoop of ice cream. It’s sweet, fragrant, and completely unlike anything in your typical cafe rotation. It’s also extremely photogenic if that matters to anyone in your group.
Boba and fruit teas round out the lineup with standard milk teas plus more adventurous options like the Dirty Mad Tea and Horchata Milk Tea. The Strawberry Matcha Latte has been appearing in reviews as a go-to order for people who aren’t quite sure what they want but know they want something interesting.
Coffee from Karafa is available in several forms including the Iced Americano, Caramel Macchiato, and Raspberry Iced Mocha. One reviewer who stopped in during a road trip through South Carolina said the iced americano was “really, really good” and called it a genuine reason to return. High praise from someone just passing through.
The Vibe Inside Dumont
One of the things I wasn’t expecting at Dumont was how much I’d want to stay. The interior is genuinely beautiful, with a modern cafe feel that doesn’t try too hard. Several customers have specifically called out the decor in their reviews, which tells you something in an era when most ice cream shops are just there to hand you a cone and move you along.
There are games on the tables, which is a brilliant move for families. It gives kids something to do while the grown-ups decide between the Caramel Macchiato and the Dirty Mad Tea, and it makes the whole outing feel more like an experience than a quick stop.
It’s also pet-friendly, which means you can bring the dog along if you’re out for a weekend walk on the Woodruff Road corridor. The staff consistently earn praise in reviews for being warm and knowledgeable, which matters when you’re trying to explain the difference between kheer and falooda to a skeptical eight-year-old.
Tips for Visiting Dumont with Kids
The good news: this place genuinely works for all ages. Younger kids will gravitate toward the ice cream, while older kids and teens who are already into boba will want to try the tea menu. I’d call it a rare consensus destination.
Good to know before you go:
- The staff will let kids sample flavors at the counter. Lean into this and take your time.
- Ice cream flights are a smart order if you want variety without committing to full scoops.
- Falooda is a two-handed drink with layers, basil seeds, and ice cream on top. It’s delicious but takes a minute to explain to a kid who just wants something cold. Totally worth the explanation.
- The games on the tables make this a genuinely relaxing stop rather than a rush-through.
Practical Details: How to Find Dumont and What to Know
Dumont Creamery & Cafe is at 1757 Woodruff Rd, Suite B, Greenville, SC 29615, right next to Sofrito Latin Kitchen. There’s free parking on site, so no hunting for a spot.
At opening, the shop ran daily from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., making it a natural after-dinner destination. Hours may have been updated since, so check their current schedule at dumont.us before you head out. [⚠️ VERIFY current hours]
If you’d rather stay home, Dumont is also available for delivery through DoorDash, which honestly makes a hot summer afternoon considerably more manageable.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dumont Creamery & Cafe in Greenville
Where is Dumont Creamery & Cafe in Greenville, SC?
Dumont Creamery & Cafe is located at 1757 Woodruff Rd, Suite B, Greenville, SC 29615, next to Sofrito Latin Kitchen. Free parking is available on site.
What flavors does Dumont Creamery offer?
Dumont keeps more than 20 small-batch ice cream flavors in rotation. Signature options include raspberry mascarpone, Biscoff, kheer (inspired by the South Asian milk dessert), and cake and jam. Because flavors are small-batch, the lineup rotates, so there’s almost always something new to try. Ask at the counter what’s fresh that day and request a sample before you order.
Is Dumont Creamery kid-friendly?
Yes, very much so. Dumont has ice cream, table games, a relaxed indoor atmosphere, and staff who are happy to walk kids through flavor options with samples. The drinks menu has plenty of non-coffee options including fruit teas and boba. It’s also pet friendly, so you can bring the dog along for an evening outing.
What is falooda and should I order it at Dumont?
Falooda is a traditional South Asian layered dessert drink made with chilled milk, rose syrup, basil seeds, and vermicelli, usually topped with a scoop of ice cream. Dumont serves it as part of their full drink menu. It’s sweet, fragrant, and completely unique compared to a standard boba or milkshake. If you’re trying it for the first time, yes, absolutely order it.
Can I order Dumont Creamery for delivery in Greenville?
Yes. Dumont Creamery & Cafe is available for delivery through DoorDash. Search for Dumont Creamery & Cafe in Greenville to find their delivery menu and current availability.
What are the hours for Dumont Creamery in Greenville?
Monday through Thursday from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, Friday from 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM, Saturday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM, and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Check the most current schedule at dumont.us before your visit.
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