Dessert Dealer
Nestled on the iconic Route 66 in downtown Chicago, Dessert Dealer is a sweet paradise for travelers seeking a delicious pit stop. With its vibrant, retro ambiance, this local gem specializes in mouthwatering desserts that bring a touch of nostalgia and indulgence to every bite. Whether you’re craving artisanal ice cream or decadent pastries, the Dessert Dealer promises to delight your taste buds while you immerse yourself in the rich history of America’s Mother Road. Stop by and savor a slice of Route 66 magic!
Tina M
10 months ago"The ‘Go Shorty’ dessert (which is a play on strawberry shortcake) is delicious, it’s a light feeling dessert so you can definitely indulge in this & not feel bad…I could have had another one because it’s not heavy and is tasty 😋. FYI-You do have to eat it with a fork though or it will be messy on your face & hands because it’s too big to hold onto & bite, which isn’t a bad thing. I cut up the waffle taco and shortbread cookies so I could easily scoop it all into bitesize portions. If you’re thinking about it def try it out, you won’t be disappointed."
C Free
5 months ago"These were IMMACULATE. 10/10 blew my expectations out of the park. A little confusing finding it (inside of the restaurant)"
Jill Myers
2 weeks ago"We visited Dessert Dealer as first time customers. I opted for a build my own Tacolata on a double chocolate shell, salted caramel ice cream, whopper, and Reeses Pieces. My husband built a Tacolata initially using the graham cracker shell, strawberry ice cream with bananas. At check out they verified allergies and he had to compromise for no shell due to an allergen to chocolate. The shell was white chocolate dipped. We were grateful they verified allergens. I was disappointed for him as he simply got a cup of strawberry ice cream with bananas and caramel. Bummer for his experience- allergies stink. We also ordered cookies. He tried the banana foster style cookie and I tried the peanut butter cookie. The cost was around $35. Overall, it was an okay "we tried it" experience but pricey."
