The Original Rainbow Cone — Restaurant in Bremen Township

I will never go back to this Rainbow Cone location ever again. When it first opened up my Mom and I were excited to try it. When we entered through the front door everyone who was already sitting down went quiet and began staring at us. It made us so uncomfortable! I personally don’t like to accuse anyone of racism but after seeing a similar review about it I felt the need to comment on my experience. Before we entered the door it was so many people inside who were laughing and talking as usual. However as soon as we entered the whole place was quiet you could hear a pin drop. Everyone stared at us sitting in silence. You can tell they did not want us there and the same thing went for the employees who worked. It’s no reason anyone should feel uncomfortable when ordering ice cream. I will NEVER go back to this...

Rainbow Cone in Orland Park is more than just dessert—it’s a slice of Chicago history. This iconic treat has been around since 1926, and the Orland location brings all the charm of the original with a fresh, fun twist. The five-layered Rainbow Cone (Orange Sherbet, Pistachio, Palmer House, Strawberry, and Chocolate) is legendary for a reason—flavors that somehow work perfectly together in every bite.

The place is a visual treat too—polka dots, bright colors, and the famous “Life’s Too Short for Just One Flavor” wall make it feel like a dessert wonderland. Friendly staff, quick service, and a full to-go freezer make it easy to take the magic home. Whether you’re a Chicago native or just passing through, this place is a...

Me and my family went to Rainbow cone in Orland Park Illinois. We experienced racism at it worst. Me and my son walked in and made our order . We received a junior scoop but no one was willing to make a banana split shake or the oreo shake. After seeing everyone ( white customers) receiving their orders plus 20 minutes of waiting the workers said the internet went down but everyone else received their orde and not us until i complained . Even the other customers noticed and said u were here before us and they ( the customers who noticed )apologized that it happened to us the only black customers in the parlor. I won't ever step foot back in there again .Juneyeenth...