Rainbow Cone plans to open its first Arizona location, right here in the Valley.
The Chicago-based business has specialized in stacking sliced flavors of ice cream since 1926.
Their famous ice cream cone features an assortment of flavors including chocolate, strawberry and orange sherbet.
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The menu also features ice cream cakes, old fashioned mini doughnuts and other treats beyond its well-known ice cream cone.
The grand opening for the new location in Surprise — near Litchfield and Waddell roads — is scheduled for March 30.
The first 100 people to show up are expected to receive a free ice cream treat.
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