DolceVille — Restaurant in Chicago

Let me start this review By saying that I just absolutely love the trend of cafeteria-style dining establishments that is going on right now. The only bad thing about this place is that there’s too many great options. I had trouble deciding between all of the delicious-sounding option available, such as an açai bowl, a wrap, Ramen, or juice. I ended up going with the wrap and I’m very glad that I did but my lovely girlfriend got the açai bowl with peanut butter and chocolate on it and, while I didn’t eat any of it, it looks amazing. My wrap was also amazing and really hit he spot, especially after a long night of drinking. The two people That assisted us were extremely kind and helpful. My predicament of not being able to choose what I wanted to eat was easily satisfied by the kind lady and gentleman behind the counter who have inspired this review and the fact that this will certainly be a place I will come back to whenever...

I went here three days ago, the people there were so rude to us. We couldn’t sit down the owner was yelling at us and the manger was just looking at me and my three kids mean because they were being loud. There kids what do you expect from triplets who are 4 years old. I wanted to come in and get ice cream for there but I was told the machine wasn’t working. The abric guy who I guess is the owner came from the back made himself ice cream and left. I find that very rude. Oh and the owner doesn’t wear any gloves when we is fixing anyone food. Can somebody call the health department on them. I will never be coming here again. The prices...

Welcome addition to the neighborhood which has had a real lack of fast-casual Mediterranean cuisine that is very common in other parts of the city like the Loop. While I enjoyed my Mediterranean bowl you could tell they were splitting their focus between that and high-end juices (of which there are already a few other nearby businesses offering the pricey beverages) which meant the quality was not quite as high as a dedicated Mediterranean joint. Still enjoyable though and I hope they can develop a niche here because there really is a lack of variety in this corner of River North. One other note is it...