Quite possibly the nicest staff I've ever met. I'm not even a huge icecream fan but I'll come back…read morebecause the young people working were so kind. Prices were great and food quality was 10/10. Store was clean and well maintained!

Truly a local delight! They have so many flavors including vegan and diet/allergy sensitive…read moreoptions. The staff are kind and the line speaks for itself... they are always busy!

The ice cream was great but the service was even better! We were immediately greeted, received…read moresuggestions and they were kind enough to confirm how long our drive home was because we ordered the pup ice cream as well. The cookie dough was perfectly sweet, not too sweet, the ice cream was creamy and well made. This particular day was extremely hot as well. The ambiance is family friendly but really small.

I am an Oreo shake kinda girl but could not pass up the opportunity to dry a cookie dough…read moreshake....wow, that hit the sweet tooth spot and fast forwarded it to nap time. Delicious. Service was fast and since it was our first time we took their advice and tried the scoop or dough and scoop of ice cream together, also a hit. Complimented their textures together.

Delicious ice cream, free icees with every purchase, friendly staff. Definitely recommend visiting!read more

Stopped by this place after doing a few Pokémon raids. There was a line even though it was 70 and…read morewindy. We ordered a peanut butter shake and a sundae. Was offered a free slushie. Price was surprisingly good for the amount we got. My DH loved the shake. I thought the sundae was good, but OMG that grape slushie was the best thing I've had in ages! I'm going back just for that! I don't even like slushies usually. Think the last time I had one was in Kmart when I was in high school. My only complaint was the stupid people who thought revving their suped up cars and motorcycles in front of the place was the height of entertainment. I know the store can't do anything about that but it was very annoying.

A small dessert spot in downtown Naperville. They serve ice cream, edible cookie dough,…read more milkshakes, or also sell candy for purchase. As the menu is simple, you can get through the line quickly. They offer many sizes which is nice. There is one long bench for inside seating. A cute spot for a sweet treat.

Got a small scoop of mud pie ice cream with fudge brownie batter. $7.50. The brownie batter was…read morevery rich and tasted good with the mud pie ice cream. My partner and I shared this Got a small scoop of pecan praline ice cream with peanut butter cookie dough. Ice cream was tasty. Dough was very peanut buttery. My dad only ate half bc it was so rich Next time we'd get the mini size. Very rich.

This place doesn't just have the best Mexican ice cream in Aurora, it also happens to be cleaner…read moreand sports better, friendlier service too. Like most Mexican ice cream shops, they offer an assortment of savory snacks, and fruity treats, but this is going to be all about the ice cream. The first thing to note is that there is two kinds of ice cream (nieve), ice cream you scoop (helado) and ice cream bars (paletas); both come in two types, those made with cream (de leche) and those made without (de agua). The cream based type--being closer to a gelato--is richer and denser than American ice cream, the flavors are fresher and more intense, and in particular the fruit flavors tend to be sweet/fruity as opposed to sugary; the 'water' type is basically a sorbet, and I think people would be surprised by how smooth and creamy the texture can be, though it shouldn't be surprising that an ice-no-cream is incredibly refreshing. Both kinds and types of nieve exist at all Mexican ice cream shops, but they do almost everything here better, and I particularly like that the cream based kind is richer and denser here even in comparison to the other Mexican brands, and is one of the reasons I think of it as 'better'. The paletas, which--again--come in two types are great as long as you stick to the cream-based type, but I wouldn't recommend the water-based type--they're essentially a frozen block of fresh fruit--not good; for paletas de agua I would suggest the 'neveria' inside of Super Mercado El Guero, on Farnsworth, where they have the greatest strawberry paleta in the history of ice cream. Located about a half-mile or so from where Broadway/Rt. 25 merges with Aurora Ave, I literally have to pass three ice cream shops--two Mexican and one American--to get here, a trip I made at least a dozen times last summer when I first discovered this place. Thankfully we've had an ice-cream-runner recently so I've been able to enjoy this amazing ice cream without the hassle of making the trip!....but it can get expensive if you start to tally up how much you actually spend. When I go I tend to get two to four 'medium' ice creams, which is three scoops, and runs a little more than $6 (each) for what I think ends up being a little more than a pint, and I do believe that it is worth every last delicious penny. If you compare flavors amongst the different Mexican ice cream shops, you're going to find that the ones here will win almost every time, if not every time. Of course everyone has their own flavor preferences, but here's a few things that I would like to mention: Helado de Fresa con Crema (Strawberries and Cream Ice Cream), swirled strawberry sorbet and rich ice cream--only place I've ever seen it. Helado de Pina y Coco (Pineapple and Coconut), a pretty common flavor--and one of my favorites--the flavor is just so much better here, and its got what seems like double the amount of pineapple and shredded coconut. However, if you don't like masticating coconut like a cow chews cud, then steer away and head for the plain pineapple. Helado de Pinon (Pine Nut Ice Cream), a pretty uncommon flavor--or at least it was, I hear it isn't anymore--cream-based, interesting and surprisingly aromatic, a little of this goes a long way for me, and I usually get a small (which is two scoops), half pinon and half vanilla, chocolate, or cheese/queso (tryt it!!). Helado de Fresa de Agua (Strawberry Sorbet), tart and sweet, it just tastes so damn good. Light and refreshing, it's perfect to have under the heat of the midday sun. Helado de Chocolate (come on), if you know anything about or like Mexican chocolate then it's simply a must-try. AND FINALLY, ONE OF THE TOP TEN REASONS I HAVE TO LIVE: Helado/Paleta de Chongo Zamorano (ehhh....) Cream-based, when I first tried it I didn't know what it was and when my mom told me I still wasn't entirely sure, but I was in love after the first bite. Listen, I know it's not going to sound very appetizing, and probably something you would have an aversion to trying, but it's absolutely the one thing I recommend above all else that a person should try. It's caramelized and spiced milk curds. Anyway there you go. I really feel that anyone who loves ice cream and trying new things, or who loves Mexican ice cream and isn't near any 'Michoacana' franchise, and lives within thirty minutes or so of this place should make it a point to try this place. A few things to note: there is ample space, tables, and chairs within the building, ideal for enjoying your ice cream ASAP, like most Mexican ice shops the busy hour starts an hour to two hours before sunset, and though I still wouldn't say it's run terribly efficiently, it is run more efficiently than it's competition--but this is only important if you come at a busy time. If you do come at a busier time, the line 'begins' at the counter near the entrance farther from the road--where a tiny sign tells you so. TRY IT!

This used to be my favorite location but I feel like it went quite downhill, the service isn't the…read moresame. They all seem miserable to be there or selling ice cream. I mean I don't know what flavor I want just walking into the door where the line starts lol. I asked which ice cream would be better between the milk or water for mango and let me tell you it's deff not water lol. Ehhh we should of went to Andy's lol

#14 was my choice for the day! WOW it was fantastic and delicious! The Thai decorations were…read moreoutstanding and amazing. The people that made the ice cream were skilled and talented. The service was quick also the menu and pictures on the wall made it easy to order. My friends and I never had rolled ice cream before and we were in shock on how great it was! I totally recommend Fanny's Thai rolled ice cream.

The service is always great and their ice cream the best! They also have good smoothies!read more

Okay this place is adorable. The workers were very friendly and the place smells amazing. I like…read morewatching them make the churros right in front of me. They are good size for the price and super yummy. We ordered 6 cinnamon sugar and six specialty ones. Great job

My goodness, what a cute and quaint store! The ambiance is to die for, the interior so…read moreinstagrammable! Also, the service was impeccable with both the ladies in the store very warm and inviting. They were so kind to my little toddler and the service was top notch - everything made fresh and delicious! I got the Nutella Almond Churro, and my husband got the Strawberry Nutella Sundae - he chose the raspberry vanilla swirl,l for the sundae. My churro was warm perfection - simple yet delicious. Husband's was complex yet scrumptious - the raspberry vanilla swirl alone was a hit! I got a Pumpkin Horchata Latte to go, and this was absolutely fantastic as well, although I would have liked it slightly less sweet. I will, for sure, be returning to this place...my toddler loved it, and so did we! Highly recommended!

Quick service, nice sized scoops. Delicious ice cream. We took our ice cream to go as we were…read morehaving dinner next door.

Yummy food and Carlos was the best. Very kind and helpful. My friend also really liked Carlos…read more Carlos needs a raise!