Chicago - Michigan

While in Chicago needed something sweet. Their ordering process was easy and fast, especially as busy as this place was. Right on Michigan Ave so lots of tourist going in this place, but they handed the volume well. They called my name quick, gave me some samples and I landed on Dulce De Leche, vanilla and salted caramel on top of their fresh waffle. I also sampled their pistachio flavor, best I ever tried. Really enjoyed my choice. Would recommend making the stop.

Great selection of tasty gelatos and even a couple of vegan options. Highly recommend getting 2 or 3 flavors cause it’s so hard to choose just one! The only con is that it seems a bit disorganized in terms of how you pay/order. Everyone clamors in front of the display and you may have to throw a few elbows.

Delicious gelato with an amazing creamy texture and super flavourful. It has very natural tasting flavors without any chemical tastes whatsoever. They have a plethora of gluten free and dairy free options.

This place was crazy busy on a Friday night around 11ish. It was confusing what to do here. Others thought the same. Others asked us as if we knew, but we didn't either. Turns out you can order at I think 3 different self other kiosks or order at the only register. After that you wait for your name to be called by one of the employees that make your creations you ordered. Can taste test different gelatos(website said 10 vegan flavors but had 8 while we were there). I wish they would of had more than just for flavors that were vegan, but the lemon basil, lemon, and mango flavors were good. I asked for raspberry too, but as I said it was extremely busy and must not have heard me say that flavor, it was not added. Do I think what I ordered was worth $10? Not really. Did Jeremy think his was worth $10? No he didn't. The cone was definitely lacking flavor, but the employee did make a pretty dessert reminiscent of a flower. It was an experience and was able to use their only restroom that also had a baby changing station and noticed their toilet paper was a smaller roll like you'd have at home. It was not the regular giant roll of Pom that restaurants or retail places have.