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].

This is located in downtown Northbrook. There's parking around & easy with a tiny bit of walking on…read morea weekend. I got to try the signature raspberry chocolate chip, cherry chocolate chip & coconut. Coconut was my least favorite & the raspberry chocolate chip & cherry chocolate chip were incredible. I got a double scoop in a waffle cone & it's highly substantial, making up like half meal so go a bit hungry, not after a full dinner. The double scoop is something like $1.50 more vs a single scoop ($6) & a waffle cone is only $1 add on. Service was good but lines are behind (5-10 min wait) so don't try too many flavors & keep others waiting. Ambiance is a cute little shop & lots of people order it to go & walk around the cute downtown Northbrook instead of dinning in. Protip: They offer self serve free water at the end of checkout, so you canwash down your palette instead of ordering a drink & loading up on more calories. Also, there is an app offering an initial free ice cream, single scoop & you can do an upgrade for the price difference. Great addition to the area! I want yo try the cakes next time.

Had varying experiences here. Sometimes it's pretty good while others I got bad batches of ice…read morecream where the flavor tasted off, a gummy texture, or ice cream came so melted it was already soup, etc. Went again on Valentine's Day. We ordered two Banana Splits (Choice of two ice creams and two toppings, split banana, whipped cream, pecans, and a cherry $9.25). They forgot the whip cream and pecans on both of our dishes. So that was disappointing as the whip cream is my favorite topping and pecans add a great crunch. So the dish felt incomplete and we were disappointed. On top of that the ice cream was super duper melted. We ate some there and it was soup so we had to bring it home and freeze it, then eat it the next day. Overall this place is expensive and I only like some of their flavors. They removed my family's family's favorite flavor of caramel macchiato - sad sad. We'll be back im sure because it's a convenient location.

Great little ice cream shop with excellent choices in flavors…read more Tried the special berry night (think the Vincent van Goh). ;) The blue berry pie as well. So both tastes similar since I think the base is blueberry. But that's what the kiddies wanted. So it was a winner for sure. I like the pie a bit more since it's a tad sweeter and has some pie crust mixed in. Gets busy after school, as alot of folks come in right after pickups. It was completely empty at 2:30. And then completely filled at 2:35. It's nice place to practice your chess game on the tables as well. The moment I walked in, I could only smell the sweet smell of sugar!

A Chicago staple! This place gives authentic ice cream shop vibes and it's a great place to stop…read morewhen I'm home in the summertime. Shop workers were quick and kind, and the place was pretty clean considering it had quite a few groups of people in there. I went with a classic Mint Chip and it hit the spot! The kids size is packed with ice cream, so save a couple dollars and get that instead of the small.

Such a cute and cozy vibe emwith indoor and outdoor seating. The closer there had good energy and…read moremade us feel welcomed. (No picture unfortunately) Got me a strawberry shortcake cone filled with marshmellow sky and salted caramel blondie and it never misses and always hits. Go to Ice. Cream shop if you ever are in The Glen in Glenview, IL.

I was hoping for a small serving and each small serving is actually two scoops. I picked Cherry…read moreGarcia and a coffee flavor. My friend had a purple scoop (don't remember the name) and blue scoop (Blue Skies?) Other than Cherry Garcia, I found the other flavors disappointing and bland. One worker only to scoop and work the register for this large crowd.

I really enjoyed my lunch here and will make it a point to return again.  I've only previously been…read morehere for a Yelp sampling event back in May 2023 and also for ice cream dessert.  Our party of 5, including the 2 kiddos, had a late Friday lunch at 1pm and we were the only customers present.  The daughter has been here with her family several times and the place is usually packed with families for Friday and Saturday dinners, so good for them.  We ordered: - makhani (aka butter chicken), $12 - steamed chicken momo's (dumplings), 8 for $13 - a set of 3 various flavored tacos, $11 - 8" personal cheese pizza, $10 - dessert of 2 scoops of cookie monster ($3.99 each) and a double scoop of coffee atop ferrero rocher ($5.99) I really enjoyed my order of makhani and it was a very good and delicious deal with a lot of chicken and delicious sauce for $12.  The basmati rice serving that came with it was a bit skimpy for the amount of chicken and sauce provided though.  I would return just for that dish but would want to try some other Indian classics also.  Others in the party all enjoyed their dishes as well.  The tacos and pizza were decent deals too, but the 8 momo's were relatively pricey.  They also offer a lot of Michoacana ice cream flavors for dessert or snacks including the unique black sesame flavor that we have come in for in the past. Thumbs up, and I would say a hidden gem of a place, or it's equally possible that I've just been under a rock.

We had tacos -liked the chicken masala taco the best, the chicken tikka was pretty good too, but…read morekorean bbq taco was weird and sauces do not go together. Since masala one was good, we are going to try their masala pizza next time. The popsicles are not overly sweet and may have just pure fruit juice to sweeten only. I like that.

Headed over here in the afternoon and I thought it was really great overall. I ordered a frozen…read moreyogurt and their Mexican latte. The lychee Italian ice was sooo good bc of how tart it was, as well as the coffee for not being too sweet. Also a good spot to chill and study. I'll definitely be going again.

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)

Cute spot to stop by if you have that "need something sweet" fix. My friend and I had a taste for…read morebingsoo after dinner so we stopped by. It was kind of late, but we came in....employees were probably also not expecting many people if anything, because it was snowing too. Although there were quite a few different crowds that came in after my friend and I did. The bingsoo was okay. My friend and I shared a cup since we were still pretty full from dinner. I wish there was a little more to it. Sweet enough to get that "sweet fix" and call it a night. I also ordered the almond milk tea and it was good. It was a nice balance. The menu also has other items to offer like shakes, coffee, ramen, sandwiches, etc.

Tried a few drinks here and everything hit…read more The Java Chip was the star for me it tasted exactly like the old McDonald's chocolate chip frappe that got discontinued. Super nostalgic, perfectly blended, not too sweet, and really satisfying. The taro was smooth and creamy with a nice authentic flavor, not overly sugary or artificial. The strawberry milkshake was also solid fresh, classic, and refreshing. Cute café vibes, lots of drink options, and a great spot to chill with friends. Definitely coming back to work my way through more of the menu.

3.5 stars rounded to 4. Bingsoo made with ice. Mama and papa shop. This is OG bingsoo made in 2000s…read morestyle with red bean and mixed fruits. If you're craving for nostalgic bingsoo, go here. Personally, I prefer snow ice shaved from milk. Went in a weekday evening and there was only one other table.

The store was empty when I came in and ordered at the kiosk. It's not too clear when you come in…read morethat you should go to the kiosk. It took about five mins to get my drink and I wasn't thrilled with it. Some of that may be on me because I ordered 75% sweet but it was still too overwhelmingly sweet. The salted cheese foam was just a thin layer that didn't hold up or have much flavor. The boba was ok -- and it cost extra. The price for a 16 oz was $4.50 (quite reasonable) but the foam, tapioca, almond milk, no ice (.$50) and flavors added an extra $4. It was ok. I would come back to try some of their bowls or chicken wings. The bingsoo had some pretty good reviews so I would come back for that.

This is the best ice cream in the area. I love the popsicles and often buy multiple to take home…read more They also offer mango with chamoy lime and spice. Service is impeccable. Atmosphere is clean. Many flavor options. Highly recommend

Super unprofessional. Signs say 10 pm closing time on sundays, obviously this is a sign that today…read morewasn't a good day. "Monica" tried to say they were closed, and yet all the doors were unlocked. We walked in and all the workers went straight to the back as if we hadn't. She tried taking out all the garbage bags after removing us from the store with well over ten minutes left. Understandable had it been 10 pm already, but we showed up during business hours with intention of spending good money. Prices here can get hefty, not very understandable why they weren't ready to conduct business.

finally got around to visiting alice & friends! it was always so far out of my way, but i was in…read morethe area and had dinner here with a friend. right away, the restaurant was very warm and homey. we were quickly sat and got to ordering. our waiter was very helpful when it came to different menu options and recommendations, so we were able to order pretty quickly! for an appetizer, we got the steamed dumplings, and for entrees, we got the chow mein and spammi sandwich. the portions were great, and the food was all delicious! i really liked the slaw that came with the spammi sandwich. overall a great experience! i would definitely recommend this restaurant.

I have a confession - I may have developed an addiction to their Kung Pao! I have not stopped…read morethinking of it for a whole entire week and it was one of those meals that left such good memories that I can still "taste" it - y'know? I hadn't been since their renovation and made it there last Thursday. It was really cute ambiance - I loved the interior designer's work. The place has options of seating - inside and outside, ranging from metal chairs to comfortable upholstered benches. We got the tom kha to begin with, which my husband, who's not vegetarian, devoured. It was truly delicious! We then got the Kung Pao with mushrooms and it was incredible - the flavors, the choice of vegetables, the sauce - all of it! We also got a chow mein but with rice noodles - this was the one dish that could take some improvement. Granted, the original recipe calls for wheat noodles, and that might be really good, though our rice noodles version of it was came out soggy. Our server had clearly had a long day - she was tired and forgetful (didn't bring us rice and we had a hard time flagging her down to request it). She also just brought us the check after dinner, without asking if we wanted any dessert. All in all, highly recommend this place for delicious plant-based food.