I've been a loyal customer to this place since I was in grade school. I can't count how many times…read moreI went to the Skokie location with my friends as a kid. I was so sad to hear when the Skokie location closed but im happy this one is still open and thriving! My go-to order is a green tea bubble shake with tapioca. Nothing beats it for me. I ordered a shake over the weekend and it literally tastes the same from 15+ years ago. Pure nostalgia for me. I may be a little biased cause I'm filipino (hehe). But all their other ice cream flavors are bomb too!!!

Time to update the review since it's been 7 years. What can I say, it still reighs supreme. By far…read morethe best ice cream ever. I do not taste the sugar from commercial ice creams. The flavours are exquisite. My favourites are ube, avocado , durian, cantaloupe and the pomelo sherbet.

2 words: Fixed Prices!!!…read more I love that they don't charge per topping or by weight. I usually only get 1-2 toppings, but today I got at least 5! They only have 2 sizes - regular and large. I think regular was about $6.75 or something. I tried a few different flavors, but my favorite is usually the tart/original, and that's what I got today. The staff was nice and patient as I tried different flavors and chose my toppings.

Nice friendly service in a small strip mall. Enjoyed the yogurt as did my family. Ube flavors as…read morewell. If you like my reviews, consider "following" my profile for reviews all across the SF Bay Area . Why "follow" someone? It causes the person you follow's reviews to tier to top when you pull up a business. I find this very handy when researching venues. Rod's Review grading scale explained. Essentially I personally base it on the likelihood of a return visit and I try to be stingy with 5 star reviews since they should be "special" in my eyes. Price/Value also play a role obviously but there are $ and $$$$ littered across my grading scale. 5 stars - "I'll go out of my way" (approx 6 % of my reviews) 4 stars- "If I was in the area I'd go here and would recommend", (approx 38% of my reviews) 3 stars "Maybe if was nearby", (approx 37% of my reviews) 2 stars -"Would likely not return, Only if you want to go", (approx 16% of my reviews) 1 star -"No thanks, even if I was hungry", (approx. 3 % of my reviews)

This is my go to fro yo place when I'm craving the stuff. I love that they have cup dividers for…read morewhen you want more than one flavor, and if you sign up for text alerts they sometimes will send out discounts, and they send an annual birthday deal. Their flavors rotate, and they've always tasted pretty good, they have a nice selection of toppings as well!

Nope. $14 for two tiny servings when I can go to sweet oasis for :7? Nah. No samples either - I get…read moreit but covid is over- that was the coolest past to figure out what flavor you wanted- No more Yogli

very innovative deserts and most importantly portions are so big. one plate is enough for 3 to 4…read morepeople.

My first time here and it was delicious! (My daughter and her friend always go and love it.)…read more We ordered the cream puff tower to share. So good and they even give you a bottle of ice cold water for you at the table.

I'm so glad we finally got to give Triple Scoop'd a try! Usually when we've been near here in the…read moresummer it's crawling with folks and there's no place to park. Yesterday was the first or second 70 degree day of 2026, so the weather was perfect and the seasonal re-opening of the DQ a mile away was to our advantage because the crowd was a bit quieter here and we were able to find a street spot. I think my daughter was overwhelmed when we walked in; there are lots of choices. She could barely contain herself, but I guess that's to be expected of a two year old. I got her a kiddie scoop of decadent chocolate, which she liked but may have been a bit too chocolatey for her. Or maybe she just wanted to taste a bit of mine and was done with the chocolate. I got a single scoop of the caramel ice cream. I'm not really sure if the sizes were different or if it was the size of the cup because they seemed the same. Both ice creams were so flavorful, really rich. It's a dangerous place to stop that's for sure. But next time I'm getting a scoop of each! As with almost all the South Park businesses, there's no dedicated parking. You'll look for street parking. South Park is across the street so I imagine some days at the wading pool with a stop for ice cream afterward are in our future. There's seating both in and outside; we sat outside and it was really pleasant. They have pre-portioned ice cream in a cooler inside as well as ice cream cakes, and a water dispenser as well. They have a little cart that I've seen at various functions around town as well, if you're out and about and happen upon them. You can also rent the cart for your own event! The staff were helpful, the store was neat and tidy. This is a wonderful small business in Park Ridge and we're so lucky to have them here!

Great space to take the kids out just get a scoop. Plenty of place to hang out and eat your ice…read morecream after you buy

I've been coming to the Glenview Dairy Bar for most of my life. It always brings me joy and I've…read moreshared it with many over the years. I personally prefer it over Dairy Queen. And drive over here even though Dairy Queen is closer to where I live I usually get a vanilla soft serve cone with candy crunch, but opted for a butterfinger candy blast tonight. The menu has expanded a lot over the years. Come check it out and sit outside (no indoor seating) and watch the trains go by.

This cash only spot right near the Glenview Metra station has been serving up the flavors of my…read morechildhood for as long as I can remember. The menu would make Willy Wonka proud! Take any flavor, add whatever toppings and mix-ins you'd like, add a hard candy shell, eat it out of a mini baseball helmet, I could go on. It's right near a park as well, so a perfect stop for any family with kids. They hire local kids and support local initiatives as well. Today I had a butterscotch shake with hot fudge mixed in. Decadent and delicious, it was just what I needed to cool off after a day in the sun. It came out in about 30 seconds, quick service as always. You can have your ice cream and eat it too! And you can feel good that you supported a small business instead of [insert giant ice cream conglomerate here].

We went in search of ice cream in Park Ridge. Early May and just under 60° made for a very popular…read morenight for ice cream. After our first two stops were a bust because there was just too many people to bother, we stopped at Kilwins and it was much more reasonable. They had a nice variety of ice cream and we ended up with one for each of us. The toddler chose blueberry waffle because she wanted the pink ice cream. She seemed to like it quite a lot because she ate almost all of her kid's scoop. The second was the Hodges Park Mud, which I chose for myself, and which was quite good; it was vanilla ice cream with caramel and small pieces of chocolate. And I got a half and half of vanilla and toasted coconut for my significant other. Yummy yummy all around! The employees were helpful and she gave me a punch card to get an ice cream free after nine, I think. It's Uptown Park Ridge so parking can look full, but there is plenty of parking around.

Ever since Aunt Diana's closed it's only downtown branch decades ago, I've been searching for a…read morechocolatier for it's chocolate-dipped strawberries. It was just a few years ago that I discovered Kilwin's in Arlington Heights (the closest branch till I saw that they just opened in Park Ridge!). :) Now, they are my go-to spot for chocolate-dipped strawberries. And now, much, much closer to where I live. But, I also love their pre-packed Chocolate Ice Cream and their sumptuos Chocolate Ice Cream Cake! Not to mention they're Milk Chocolate Pecan Clusters, and they come in Cashews and Peanuts as well. It's now very dangerous that they are just a stones throw away from us. I just gained 5 pounds just drooling over this review for the best chocolatier around.

Service as always on point! Fun music and a great place for a Friday night! Yummm ice creamread more

This place was amazing. Really cool vibe when walking in. The kids working were quick to offer free…read morebrownies and countless samples while we were deciding. Heads up that this is cash only. Definitely got my moneys worth and will be back next time.

Although it is not yet the season for frozen treats in Chicago, "Frio Gelato" is open for parents…read morewith munchkin like us. Our kids love sweet treats and they are always looking forward to stopping one on the way home after some playtime. Flavor choices at "Frio Gelato" are great, ranging from anything chocolate to anything fruity. Our younger one likes anything berries, so he immediately picked out mixed berries and strawberry. One of my personal favorites is "tramontana," which is a popular Argentine gelato flavor featuring creamy fior di latte with dulce de Leche. The profile is rich, so get a cup of Americano standby. There are some beverage offerings on the menu. For "cafe-lato," one can request a choice of gelato to be blended in with the latte. The shop itself is clean and spacious with a few tables. Every time we came in, we were the only dine-in patrons so our kids exciting, loud speaking didn't bother too many people (except the very friendly staff...lol). I bet this place will be super popular during summer when people are hanging out on Central Ave. here in Wilmette. Parking is convenient and street parking can be found nearby.

Fun flavors but not crazy. A short selection of sorbets, most recommended as chocolate. (But still…read morenot yummy compared to gelato) My favorites: malbec and cheese + honey.

Now this is a cool concept. Let's back up. I meet a couple of friends on Sunday mornings at coffee…read moreshops and cafes. No chains, just stand alone locations. Each place has a theme, or a charm all its own and Grind N Gears Cafe is one of the latter. When you pull up you immediately recognize the place as a former body shop or service station. Not a as station, but a body shop. They have their own small parking lot in front with special motorcycle parking on the sides of the lot. It's a small place. When you walk inside there is a runner leading up to the counter with their case of delicious looking eats and a platform above with an old Indian motorcycle perched looking over the place. To the right of the counter are some toys for the kids, including a kids motorcycle and other funs toys to keep the kiddos busy while their parents enjoy a magically concocted coffee drink by the shops artisans. There are comfy little sitting areas composed of oversized furniture from your parents basement. The front has a few racks of leather jackets that feels like your at The Alley's northern location. They do have some hats and apparel for their own shop and I almost bought a hat. On the left side, they have another seating area, but it looks more like a table in a cozy kitchen than a sitting room. It's quaint no matter where you look or sit. Lastly, their drinks and food are quite good. With all the stand alone coffee places popping up, Grinds N Gears is one of the cooler places and I don't mean hipster.

What a fun themed coffee shop! From a motor shop to a coffee shop, there's fun for all. The parking…read morelot is a bit small so it becomes a hindrance when it's busy. But once you get inside it's so much fun. With a variety of drinks from coffee to teas and boba there's really something for any mood. They also have baked good from local bakeries. The staff is also super friendly and knowledgeable when it comes to drinks. All in all, a great experience and we can't wait to come back soon and try other drinks.