Mario “Skip” DiPaolo started his Italian lemonade business in 1954 when he was just six years old. Now, Mario’s Italian Lemonade is in its 69th season and has become a community gathering place in Chicago. See the photo essay: 📸: kathleen_hinkel
Mario “Skip” DiPaolo, now 75 years old, still lives next door to his Italian ice stand, and watches the action from his stoop.Once Mario’s opens for the season in May, the line often stretches down the block.
Dontrel Britt-Hart and her son Matthew usually go to Mario’s during its opening week with Matthew’s two older brothers. They felt a little bad for indulging without them. Students from the nearby University of Illinois at Chicago such as Akhil Nidadavolu might visit after graduation.Student-age young people such as 18 year-old Ephraim Balogun staff the stand.Mario’s has 30 rotating flavors, with 21 offered at any given time.
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