Creamery

"Went to experience the shamrock igloo experience. Ice cream was delicious! Service is always the best! I do think for the experience, maybe not charging so much ($25), considering you still need to purchase $15 items per adult. I think jojos shake bar in the city may cost equivalent or less pending your party, and their place is actually crazy decked out with decor and photo ops everywhere. Nonetheless the creamery in New lenox really is the best! Can't wait for icecream this summer!"

"Quick and convenient location for grabbing some ice cream. I've had various ice creams there as well as milkshakes and the famous rainbow cone. In general all been pretty good but a little pricey. The reason for three stars is because the food is definitely subpar at best. Sandwiches were Bland and unimpressive. It would be nice if they had better tasting food as it would be a destination point but for us it's strictly a place we go to for dessert or something sweet."

"Live close by, but have been underwhelmed by the ice cream we’ve picked up from this Creamery location on Cedar in New Lenox. After a trip to the Creamery in Manhattan with some family a couple weeks back and getting an awesome Turtle Sundae there (loaded with caramel/fudge/nuts) I had a hankering for another and ran down the street to the New Lenox Creamery for one, & also grabbed a chocolate malt for the kids to split. Needless to say with the pictures I’ve attached, I was left underwhelmed & aggravated. If I wanted a cup of vanilla ice cream, I would’ve ordered one (& paid a lot less, too). Malt was also quickly thrown together as it was all vanilla soft serve from the bottom up to half. Hardly mixed together with chocolate and malt powder as I could see some of the powder not mixed in. Mind you, this was not at a busy tim as I was the only person in the drive thru. It’ll be my last trip to this location. I’ll stick with Oberweis up on RT30. While, it’s more expensive, Ice cream is better and orders are always consistent."

"Not bad. Stopped by for "Weiner Wednesday", one of many daily specials they hold throughout the week. For the price ($1.39 at the time of this writing), I was expecting a dinky dog. However, I got what was mostly a Chicago style dog, minus the beef and the celery salt. The dog itself is a hefty portion, probably .20 - .25lbs. It was rather pale, which suggested a pork/chicken blend vs. the beef that is usually associated with a Chicago dog. I doubt they could offer beef at this price though, so I didn't mind. In fact, I ordered more. The service was pretty good. From what I could tell, there were only 2 employees handling the orders and prep, so I can't blame them for slow service. Order taker was polite, though I would advise taking a moment to acknowledge a customer that is waiting at the counter, even if you can't get to them right away. That way they don't feel ignored or missed. Once my order was taken though, the food was prepared very quickly, so bonus points for that! I am glad to see they have removed references to the Icecream product they used to sell. I had gone there with my son last year and was disappointed when we clearly were served with a generic version of that trademark icecream product. On that note, their menu board says their icecream is all natural with no artificial flavors/colors/etc. This is not true. A quick look at the ingredients list of Hershey Creamery products (the icecream brand they serve here), readily shows the presence of several food dyes (red 40, blue 1, yellow 5, yellow 6, etc). This is misleading, and a contributing factor in my decision to mark 4 instead of 5 stars. Lastly, the facility was clean and well organized. I felt comfortable dining inside."