Vanille Patisserie- French Market

For people who dare to do dessert differently, JARS is more than a simple sweet treat, it’s a culinary adventure featuring an elaborate assortment of classic desserts from around the world in a single-serve JAR.

JoJo's ShakeBAR is a next-generation restaurant and bar, and your next go-to spotfor hangouts, first dates, and family affairs. Grounded in nostalgia, JoJo's ShakeBAR will leavekids in awe and transport adults back to simpler times with its 80s/90s-inspired details, likearcade game tables and walk up windows for guests on the go!

Sugar Bliss bakes all cupcakes, cake pops, French macarons from scratch using only the highest quality, natural ingredients, such as European Cocoa, Nielsen Massey pure Madagascar Bourbon vanilla, and real fruits. Come visit our retail location in the Downtown Loop or call us to cater or deliver for your next business meeting, office party, birthday, wedding, or special event.

Welcome to Museum of Ice Cream Chicago — an interactive museum for kids and adults along Chicago’s Magnificent Mile, where imagination, play and connection unite. Dive into unlimited ice cream and explore our installations, including our iconic Sprinkle Pool. One of the best places to get ice cream in Chicago, we also have a cocktail bar, dessert shop and gift shop. Bonus: We’re also a fun date night idea in Chicago. Whether you’re looking for indoor activities in Chicago, a kids’ birthday party space or a venue for your next private event, we’ve got you covered. Museum of Ice Cream Chicago is your ticket to unforgettable fun, sweet memories and a whole lot of joy.

Warm, Delicious Cookies Delivered late night.

The Bakery Box is a cake ATM open 24/7. 12 cake flavors offered fresh daily.

Dessert Shop

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.