Me and my friends come here alot and get boba! The lady that works the store is the mother of the…read moreowner! Very kind and welcoming lady! Boba really good ! Love getting the peanut butter flavor

First time ever drinking boba that has to pay for LESS ICE if its pay for more ice it make more…read moresense but this shop make you pay them to take the ice out to called as less ice?!

Ice cream here is soooo good! They offer many different…read moreoptions for ice creams that you wouldn't normally see, including non-dairy options as well. The ice cream is so creamy and thick that it's quite easy to finish 2 scoops. There are tables and couches that you can lounge on inside if you'd like to dine in. The employees are always so friendly and quick to offer you a taste of any ice cream you'd like!

Such a fun and delicious ice cream spot! The flavors are unique and full of creativity. You can…read moretell they put real thought into every scoop. It's the kind of place where you'll want to try everything (and luckily, they let you sample before you buy!). The kids loved it, and honestly, so did we! It's definitely one of the best dessert spots around for a tasty treat after dinner or a weekend outing. The service was fast, and there are plenty of tables to sit and enjoy your ice cream instead of having to rush out the door. Highly recommend if you're looking for something sweet, fun, and family-friendly. We'll definitely be back to try more flavors!

I went to Te Amo Boba Bar because I had a gift card to use. We ordered the ube delgona coffee with…read moreboba, a sunrise smoothie, and a mango coco bliss. I enjoyed that the drinks were made with real fruit and real ingredients. The drinks were yummy and I enjoyed them. They were a little more expensive than I would have liked. I recommend Te Amo Boba Bar.

This is the Te Amo inside Hawthorne Mall. Finally, a boba tea shop that has really good quality…read moretapioca pearls. For example, the Kungfu Tea in Libertyville, their tapioca pearls are so inconsistent. Sometimes I go and they're mushy and other times, they're so hard like rubber bullets; they're never made correctly and perfectly every time. That's where Te Amo comes in the picture. Their tapioca pearls are consistently good. They also have really good flavor combinations and the drinks are made with care. Along with the boba tea, they also sell mochi donuts and basque cheesecake!

honestly shout out to this place for inventing the worst boba i've ever had…read more i decided to give this place a chance since they have very few reviews, but i wish i could have my $7 back. the boba is hard as rocks and the "milk tea" is 95% milk with a splash of some flavoring. it tastes like the milk tea bobas in a can you'd get at any asian grocery store: cheap tasting, hard boba, lacking flavor. i definitely will not be back. sucks that's the only boba spot in this half of the state isn't good. gotta go near vernon hills for better.

I came across this boba shop while looking for boba cafes nearby on Google Maps, and it looked…read morerelatively new, so I wanted to check it out. My fiancé and I ordered a thai milk tea with boba and a mango smoothie with boba. The drinks only come in one cup size, which is pretty large. The thai tea was good, but the mango smoothie was a bit icy and overly sweet. Of note, I asked for 50% sweetness on the thai tea, and my fiancé asked for 75% sweetness on the mango smoothie. The sweetness level on the thai tea tasted just right at 50%, so I can't imagine what it would've been at 100%. However, the mango smoothie was definitely way too sweet. We both liked the boba pearls. They were nice and chewy. Something to note: they do not sell just regular milk tea here, which I found interesting. They sell a milk tea latte* which the cashier explained is like your basic milk tea mixed with coffee. I would've liked to see a basic milk tea. Additionally, their taro milk tea is made from powder, which is pretty common. (Looking for a place that uses real taro though!) With regards to affordability, the drinks seemed a bit overpriced for what you get. They were around $5.50/drink and then an additional cost for boba (or other toppings). Finally, the inside was empty and quiet when we came, and there were several tables to sit at. The boba cafe looked pretty clean, and it is connected to Ohsio Sushi next door.

This is a local gem. We are so lucky to have to have it. The frozen yogurt and toppings are…read moredelicious, and the staff are away friendly and helpful. The store is so warm and inviting.

Deck of Flavors is one of our favorite spots to grab a fresh baked s'mores cookie, and if you're…read morelucky, you can grab one fresh and hot right out of the oven. This welcoming cozy spot offers self-serve frozen yogurt with many different topping (my crew hand just found their way through), drinks, both hot and cold, and cookies. The staff is nice and the facility is always clean. There is plenty of seating inside, and there are tables for the warmer months. I failed to take a photo of my frozen yogurt, but I did get a photo of my cookie. It's huge! YUM!

I believe this is a Black-owned establishment, which is wonderful to support in itself. Beyond…read morethat, the treats are genuinely delicious with plenty of options and great variety. Everything I've tried has been flavorful, and the portions are generous for the price point--definitely great value for your money. It's also very affordable overall, which makes it easy to come back and try more. I will absolutely be returning to support and explore more of the menu!

I didn't know what crazee ice was before I went, and it's kind of like Italian ice or maybe…read moresherbert. What makes it fun is that you can get three flavors swirled together in a cup. They take turns stacking each of the three flavors into the scoop. It's super refreshing on hot day, and it's run by a local family, so always friendly. They even have some games outside for the kids to play with while you eat. They offer a good selection of traditional ice cream, in case you're not feeling adventurous. But since you can get free samples, try it out. You might enjoy it.

A cute and local candy and ice cream shop, Sugarville lives up to its name. Candy options range…read morefrom traditional staples, to 90s favorites, to popular kids candies. They have a variety of ice cream options and shakes. Be ready for a three scoop serving if you don't ask for different options. The space is instagram-able and walkable from other local restaurants and shops in downtown Libertyville.

I have reviewed this business before, so not sure why my review is not available. Sugarville is a…read moregreat shop to enjoy delicious ice cream and candies. The few times I have been here, I have had good experiences and enjoyed the ice cream. They offer Homer's ice cream from Wilmette, IL. Homer's is one of Chicagoland's best local ice cream shops. They have good quality ice cream and awesome flavors. The ice cream is creamy and has a good flavor. Their Banana Macadamia Nut is my most favorite. I also like their Coconut, Butter Pecan, Triple Berry, and Bourdeaux Cherry flavors. Their Tuesday special of Bring Your Banana for a banana split for $5 is a great deal. We love it. The service is always friendly. The shop's decor is nice and welcoming. The menu pricing is reasonable and the value for what you pay is really good. Check out Sugarville if you haven't before.

Just left after eating a torta de jamon with the streak nachos and both were very delicious! They…read morewere prepared fairly quickly and the staff was super nice. The short hispanic man that attended us, gave us a free papas con chile y limon "with our purchase", which was very nice!! I also got the agua de limon con pepino, also a 10/10. Love the vibe there!!

This is a great neighborhood ice cream store that was busy and bustling on a warm summer night!…read moreThey have an interesting and wide selection of traditional and non-traditional sweet treats. I don't think I've ever been to an ice cream place with this many options, and my friends had to sample a few flavors to make a decision. They have scoops of ice cream and what seems like a million types of paletas (popsicles). A lot of families bring their kids here and it's pretty chaotic. It took about 20 minutes in line but it was worth it! I chose a strawberries and cream paleta, and it was so much better than expected.