Gemini x Happy Ice Cream

Found this spot on IG and decided to give it a try during a 3-day trip to DC with a friend. We had dinner on Friday and were so pleased that we returned the next day. Service was great on both occasions, the team is super friendly and helpful with menu recommendations. Super cute interior with a good wine selection. We tried several appetisers and pastas (some not pictured), everything was absolutely delicious. The daily wine options by the glass were great as well. The pasta menu is only available for dine-in and there are no seated tables, unusual but we enjoyed the experience! Ended both meals with ice cream from the booth outdoors.Special shoutout to Eric; my friend had wanted to purchase some hot sauce to-go, we tried it with the pork gyros and it was really good - and Eric made it happen (we got the very last available bottle!).

Vodka pizza was incredible. Sauce is great. The labneh and fries were okay - I probably wouldn't get them again. Also this place has some weird rules. You can't order pasta for take out or eat it outside? You also have to stand and eat indoors if you do want to eat at the restaurant. Food was fine, but the rules are weird.

love the food, atmosphere and the service. you cannot make a reservation so if you want a seat outside or stand inside by a table (no seats inside) you need to go a bit early because this neighborhood spot gets busy. we went around 5pm (their dinner service starts at 5:30) and we were one of the first people to order. We got the squash (delicious), arancini (delicious) and 2 pastas (delicious but you can only order the pastas indoors). everything was super tasty. next time we cannot wait to try their pizzas and awesome wine collection

This is such a fun spot in the city! Everything we got was delicious, but we especially enjoyed the pizza with creamed spinach - it was the perfect balance of creamy, garlicky, and spicy. We split two bottles of wine between four people and both were delicious!

Such a great ice cream shop! Stopped by for a couple scoops outside and they were so lovely. There flavors change daily and are fresh and creative Also it is really priced for their outdoor scoops. Two scoops with a cone is only $8. Went to the Malai a few days before and they charge me $10 for a "split scoop" no cone with a tip screen.

All the food I've tried has been phenomenal. From the pizza, to the ice cream to the insane bacon egg and cheese breakfast burrito special. Be prepared to wait though, as it is a very small shop and typically busy. I would eat here more if I could. Food is worth the price but definitely not cheap. ($16 for burrito, $18 for 3 slices of pizza and $7 for a scoop of ice cream). Maybe they will expand their operation soon - I hope!

3.5The vodka pizza was good, it had flavor and crisp. I wouldn't say it was good as something like Prince St Pizza in NY cuz I don't feel like the ingredient are as quality from the cheese to the sauce. They didn't feel as rich in flavor. I'd say it's one of better spots for pizza in dc though. The olive oil scoop was ok but I wouldn't get it again, not a fan of olive oil on ice cream. But the vanilla scoop was amazing with the cookie crumble. The staff were all smiles and friendly. They brought pizza out to me while I was getting scoop of ice cream. Nice clean environment and in a walking friendly neighborhood.

Not only is the ice cream here incredible, but they let you try all the flavors!! Which was especially helpful because they're very unique combinations. The concept of Gemini is perfect, with pizzas, pastas, small plates, and wine served in an ultra casual setting with plenty of outdoor tables. The pizzas were pretty heavy, but delicious for the few bites I had, and I wish you could take the pasta to go/outside. Otherwise, huge fan!!!

I'm not really sure I understand this place. There is no seating out inside only seating outside if you want pasta, you can only eat it inside but I guess you have to spend $25 and eat it standing up. There's a wine beer insider and you think the price on the bottle is how much it cost, but if you want to eat, drink the wine at the location they charge you an extra $15 I bought a $20 bottle of cider and ended up spending $35 for it then they go cheaper than going to a bar really? The pizza was very tasty and I like the flavor combinations, and the salad was lovely. I think both of them were worth every cent. There was a long line outside for people wanting to get ice cream. I asked some people how long they had been standing in line and they were not sure they close at 8:30 on the weekends. It seems I'm just not sure why this place is so popular.

I loved the different pizza flavors. Very unique type of slice that is more bread-based. The shop is super cute with a great wine selection, not expensive & staff was super friendly! Loved all the slices I tried but real star had to be the vodka slice!