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The Ultimate Guide To Chicago Ice Cream 2025 100 Spots For Scoops, Popsicles, Gelato, Italian Ice And More

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As temperatures rise, Chicagoans flock to ice cream shops for a refreshing treat. Block Club Chicago has curated a comprehensive guide with over 100 local businesses serving ice cream, popsicles, and gelato. Among the featured spots are La Michoacana Chicago and Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream, known for their diverse offerings and extended hours. The guide highlights the importance of confirming hours and menu items before visiting, ensuring a smooth experience for patrons. This initiative supports local businesses during the peak summer season and encourages community engagement.

Additionally, readers can submit any missing shops to be included in the guide. Ice cream remains a beloved staple in Chicago's summer culture, providing sweet relief from the heat. The directory reflects the city's vibrant culinary scene, showcasing both established and emerging ice cream destinations.

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