Five tasty Italian ice shops
Annette's Italian Ice is one of Five tasty Italian ice shops.

1. Annette's Italian Ice

8.8
2009 N Bissell St (at Armitage Ave.), Chicago, IL
Lieu servant des desserts · North Side · 26 conseils et avis

Time Out Chicago KidsTime Out Chicago Kids: With more than 20 flavors of homemade Italian ice (a simple corn syrup–free combo of fruit, sugar and ice), from strawberry and passion fruit to coconut-banana, boredom will never be a factor. En savoir plus .

Gina's Italian Ice is one of Five tasty Italian ice shops.

2. Gina's Italian Ice

8.2
6737 Roosevelt Rd (btwn Euclid Ave & Oak Park Ave), Berwyn, IL
Marchand de glaces · 15 conseils et avis

Time Out Chicago KidsTime Out Chicago Kids: Right about where Oak Park meets Berwyn, you’ll find Gina Tremonte scooping fresh fruit–based ice in flavors including lemon, watermelon and cantaloupe. En savoir plus .

Mario's Italian Lemonade is one of Five tasty Italian ice shops.

3. Mario's Italian Lemonade

8.7
1068 W Taylor St (at S Carpenter St), Chicago, IL
Lieu servant des desserts · University Village - Little Italy · 82 conseils et avis

Time Out Chicago KidsTime Out Chicago Kids: Forget the rest and opt for the namesake goods at this no-frills stand that’s been churning it out since 1954: delicately shaved ice with pieces of lemon rinds and flecks of zest. En savoir plus .

Miko's Italian Ice is one of Five tasty Italian ice shops.

4. Miko's Italian Ice

9.0
2236 N Sacramento Ave (at Lyndale St), Chicago, IL
Marchand de glaces · Logan Square · 23 conseils et avis

Time Out Chicago KidsTime Out Chicago Kids: It’s hard to resist the refreshing watermelon, the fresh strawberry (with seeds and pulp galore) and the sweet, creamy mango from this charming take-out window. En savoir plus .

Tom & Wendee's Homemade Italian Ice is one of Five tasty Italian ice shops.

5. Tom & Wendee's Homemade Italian Ice

1136 W Armitage Ave, Chicago, IL
Marchand de glaces · North Side · 9 conseils et avis

Time Out Chicago KidsTime Out Chicago Kids: You’d swear something like the “chocolate toffee crunch” is bad for you—but like the rest of the Lincoln Parkers who love this Italian-ice spot, we’ll continue to eat it in ignorant bliss. En savoir plus .