Mainz Welcomes a New Ice Cream Shop with €1 Scoops on June 16

William Johnston•

17.06.2026• 1 Min.

One-Euro Ice Cream in Mainz: Opening Date Confirmed

Mainz Welcomes a New Ice Cream Shop with €1 Scoops on June 16

A new ice cream shop is set to open in Mainz’s Old Town. Mannheimer Eismanufaktur will launch at Schusterstraße 54 with a grand opening on Tuesday, June 16, 2023. The shop promises high quality at affordable prices. The business first introduced its one-euro scoop concept in Mannheim under owner Cemil Yikilmaz. This pricing will continue in Mainz, with a strict cap of one euro per scoop. Customers can also order spaghetti ice cream for five euros.

Low prices are possible due to centralised in-house production. Despite the cost savings, the shop maintains strict quality standards. Generous portion sizes will be another hallmark of the new location. The shop will welcome its first customers at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. Its combination of low prices, large servings, and high standards aims to attract ice cream lovers in Mainz. The menu will feature a variety of options, including the popular spaghetti ice cream.

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