Made a special trip down from WI to try this location, my third from all around the world. Even tho…read morethe vibe was different here, the staff did a wonderful job. I thoroughly enjoyed my gelato in the shape of a rose. Such amazing artistry. I'm happy we stopped here.

It's been awhile since my last Amorino and I even think that was in London. So excited knowing it's…read moreavailable here in Chicago right when I was in town. As per typical Amorino, you chose the cup/cone size then you pretty much could mix as much flavor as you wished but they did give reco for best experience. Nice one, you could taste first before placing your order. It's a pretty busy outlet but the servers were pretty attentive, making the process being swift. They did have few seats to chill a bit and enjoyed your gelato. We went for a large cup that's recommended for 5 flavors, for which we picked Blueberry Cheesecake, Chocolate Hazelnut, Gianduja Cream, Pistachio and Tiramisu. All were palatable but would say the first two were my top duo!

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 drove a really long,ways past O'Hare to find this Red Mango restaurant-only to be dissatisfied…read moreand disappointed! What makes it so bad is that it was attached to a Shell gas station. So you have to go all the way in there only to find out its closed. The sign is still up and everything! When I went in, the gas station attendant said they just packed up and left. months ago WOW! My mouth was watering for some frozen yogurt-to no avail and I even googled it while I was in the area. Dont waste your time

O'Hare sucks. Red Mango (while you wait for hours on end thanks to your mega-delayed flight) makes…read moreit better. Blink and you'll miss it--by Gate B5, sharing with Smoothie King. One step closer towards making O'Hare...a tiny bit more tolerable.

Stopped by Cold Stone Creamery and had a really good experience. They accommodated our group, which…read moreI really appreciated. The ice cream was super fresh and sooo yummy definitely hit the spot. Staff was kind and didn't rush us. Great service and great desserts. Would definitely come back!

Classic ice cream parlor. Good pricing and quick service. We've been eating cold stone for years…read moreand have never had a bad experience. I recommend anyone looking for some delicious creamy ice cream to try cold stone if you don't have a local spot. Very good deserts!!! Enjoy!!

It was a terrible experience. We had reservations for a 8-year-old birthday party. We got there and…read morethere was a sign saying closed for maintenance. Apparently it closed weeks ago and reservations are still being taken on OpenTable. It was a complete disaster. Having a full birthday party waiting to go in to find a place closed.

Really great atmosphere, great design of the space with cute photo spots. Menu was like Cheesecake…read moreFactory's. Lots to choose from - more alcoholic drink options than anything. But, the drinks and food were just okay and it was really pricey given what was served. Service was a bit slow and not super friendly. Cute to experience but I would not return.

Appeared CLOSED. So disappointing after initially passing by the sign, heading to another terminal…read moreand turning around craving fro-yo. Please update!

Starting my trip reviews with an airport TCBY. WHy, you may ask?! And wtf, seriously, Ingrid. But…read morethis may be one of the worst frozen yogurt places I've come across in my life. You're better off going to a McDonalds in the airport for ice cream. Reasons I came here - I had a 3.5-4 hour wait for my flight. TCBY popped up and I don't remember the last time I've been to one of these. The lady working the counter seemed confused. When we asked her what flavors they had, she just pointed and gestured, making me think that she spoke barely any english. By the way, the only flavor they had was vanilla. Toppings cost extra, but don't worry, they had almost none. A little bit of toffee was left and macerated raspberries that have seen better days. I question the freshness of the little bits of fruit that were left and if there was mold. Anyway, we both caved and got vanilla yogurt anyway for only $5 dollars. Jesus. Stay away and go get a McFlurry.

I SEAKED OUT THIS AMAZING CAFE at the airport because I had eaten at the stand alone restaurant on…read moreAdams St about 35 years ago. I remember it was a gem and couldn't wait to go to their airport cafe during my layover in Chicago. I walked and walked and walked to reach the Berghoff Cafe. It is located in Terminal 1, Concourse C, near gate 26 and it was TOTALLY WORTH THE WALK! Of course, I had the REUBEN. The fellow sliced up several thick slices of REAL corned beef and put it on homemade rye bread and added sauerkraut and Swiss cheese. He pressed it in a panini press. Then added the Thousand Island dressing. This was served to me in a TO GO BOX along with a pickle. It was absolutely delicious and very filling. The atmosphere was very nice with wood tables, a wood bar, checkered floor, etc. I wish though, that my EAT IN ORDER was placed on a plate. Everyone was eating out of boxes. This didn't fit the ambiance. THIS WAS THE BEST REUBEN I have had in years!! Warm, Delicious, Flavorful and Filling!! I highly recommend the Berghoff Cafe!! For the COMPLAINERS, why would you order a quesadilla at a German restaurant? It's like ordering fish at a steakhouse.

I had a very nice mushroom and onion omelette. This restaurant was right next to gate seat 26 and…read morethe price is is were very reasonable. I enjoyed interacting with the employees and the lady behind the counter was very efficient and very welcoming. There is a lot of seating and you can stand in line. Place your order and they make the omelette right in front of you. Since it was the morning I didn't have a drink but they seem to have a full bar and a lot of their own brand of IPAs. Definitely something to keep in mind if you're in the seat Gates at Chicago O'Hare airport.

Quick service and accurate order…read more I was looking for something quick and healthy between my connecting flight and leaving out of terminal 3 this was very convenient. Ordered the Peachy Keen, choose B Smooth with the soy milk option as I can't do dairy. Ambience is as good as you can get in OHR.

Limited base smoothies. I got a 24 ox B-Fresh. It was nice but a little too citric. So the bases…read moreare Apple or Orange juice or frozen yogurt base. Everything was clean, just the service had a little lack of friendly. The can i help you was sad and unhappy. Though i was second in line, delivery was pretty quick and over all the product was ok. I have had smoothie king before and though it was awhile ago i think i still liked it better than this place. Maybe if they had add ins like protein or other options it would be better. Ask the counter people to smile more.

This time around, I wanted to start my morning with a frozen yogurt parfait instead of my…read moretraditional coffee or Matcha tea. It was allowing me for my dose of protein, as well as all the vitamins that came along with the fruits like blueberry banana mango and pineapple. Being at the airport, there's definitely going to be an up charge, but in all honesty it wasn't too bad. This iced FroYo really hit the spot and it would be something that I would get again during my next trip.

Recently stopped here while waiting for my flight to board. Surprised to see a Smoothie King at the…read moreairport. It's a small place but it features everything that a regular Smoothie King has though it's only smoothies and with different food options that are grab and go upon entering. Prices here were fair. I had their vegan pumpkin pie smoothie which was really good! It was made pretty quickly as well. Overall, I was satisfied with my casual visit here. Solid reccomendation.

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.