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Visit your local Jewel-Osco bakery located near you at 1340 S Canal St, Chicago, IL. Save time and start your morning with our fresh donuts, muffins and bagel platters! At Jewel-Osco, our delicious fresh baked pies, cupcakes and cookie trays are perfect for any gathering. Need a cake for a special birthday, anniversary or event? Our talented cake decorators will happily personalize your cake to match the unique style and theme of your event. Complement any meal with one of our hot, fresh baked breads near you! Need a satisfying sweet treat? Our delicious cookies and brownies are baked fresh in-store and sure to satisfy any sweet tooth. Stop by your local Jewel-Osco today for some delicious cakes, desserts, breads and more near you!

500 West Roosevelt Road

Cold Stone Creamery offers the Ultimate Ice Cream Experience. Ice Cream, Cakes, Shakes, Birthday Cake the Way You Want It

Dessert Shop

Mariano's in Chicago, IL offers a wide selection of fresh foods and everyday essentials, from peak produce and quality meats to snacks, beverages and home goods. Whether you’re stocking up or grabbing tonight’s dinner, enjoy easy in-store shopping or convenient pickup and delivery options.

Mariano's Bakery is a bakery at 1615 S Clark St in Chicago.

Welcome to our exotic chocolate shop in the vibrant Pilsen arts district, proudly owned by an Asian brown minority woman. We are passionate about hand-crafted chocolates, pastries, and confections that reflect the French artisanal traditions infused with our South Asian (Pakistani) heritage. Indulge in our specialty chocolates like hazelnut coriander praline, , Kala Namak, honey cumin and many more exciting flavors that will take your taste buds on a journey. We are dedicated to creating a small artisan chocolate and confection shop that celebrates diversity and honors our cultural heritage. Visit us to experience our best-selling treats. We are certified as a Women's Business Enterprise (WBE) and Minority Business.

Mario’s Italian Lemonade was established in 1954 by Mario DiPaolo and his son, Mario G. DiPaolo, also known as “Skip.” At the age of six, Skip DiPaolo was a very rambunctious child with endless energy–his father gave him a hand-crank lemonade machine to channel this energy by making and selling lemonade. Skip DiPaolo churned the hand-crank machine and sold lemonade for two cents on Taylor Street. Within the next few years, Skip’s father built what is now known as “Mario’s Italian Lemonade.” During the early years, the lemonade stand was run by Skip, his sister (Donna) his mother (Dorothy) and his father, Mario. Today, the lemonade stand is run by Skip, his wife (Maria), and their three children.