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La Dulce Vida Neveria – Melrose Park

$7 for $15 Worth of Mexican-Inspired Sweets and Snacks

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$15
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  • Simple Pleasures

In a Nutshell

Mexican dessert cafe infuses mango smoothies with salty and spicy chamoy sauce and layers papaya and banana with almonds and condensed milk

The Fine Print

  • Expires Oct 31, 2012
  • Limit 3 per person. Limit 1 per visit. Must use promotional value in 1 visit.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Cravings for sweets seem to pop up out of nowhere, like the thought bubbles directors superimpose to fix the holes in their screenplays. Find an elegant solution with this Groupon.

$7 for $15 Worth of Mexican Sweets at La Dulce Vida Neveria

It starts with homemade mango ice cream. Slices of fresh mango thicken the mixture, and splashes of lime, salt, and chamoy—a sauce known for being sweet, sour, and spicy all at once—settle in, ready to surprise taste buds with their complex mix of flavors. The resulting drink, a Chamango, is one of many specialty blends at La Dulce Vida Neveria, a cafè that stirs up Mexican-style sweets and snacks. Baristas mix chocolate abuelitas and cafe con leche, and they blend pineapple, cucumber, or melon to create fruit smoothies. Fresh fruit resurfaces in the selection of desserts: bananas and papaya line bionic fruit sundaes, and strawberry triangles encircle shortcake à la mode to keep it from running off and joining the circus as “the crumbly lady.” In addition to sweets, customers dig into savory snacks such as nachos, chicharrones, and Cheetos con queso.

La Dulce Vida Neveria

It starts with homemade mango ice cream. Slices of fresh mango thicken the mixture, and splashes of lime, salt, and chamoy—a sauce known for being sweet, sour, and spicy all at once—settle in, ready to surprise taste buds with their complex mix of flavors. The resulting drink, a Chamango, is one of many specialty blends at La Dulce Vida Neveria, a cafè that stirs up Mexican-style sweets and snacks. Baristas mix chocolate abuelitas and cafe con leche, and they blend pineapple, cucumber, or melon to create fruit smoothies. Fresh fruit resurfaces in the selection of desserts: bananas and papaya line bionic fruit sundaes, and strawberry triangles encircle shortcake à la mode to keep it from running off and joining the circus as “the crumbly lady.” In addition to sweets, customers dig into savory snacks such as nachos, chicharrones, and Cheetos con queso.

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    Melrose Park

    2015 W Rice St.
    Melrose Park, Illinois 60160
    (708) 338-1200
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