Aglamesis Bro’s 3046 Madison Road, Oakley; 9899 Montgomery Road, Montgomery This classic 1900s ice cream parlor has been wooing foodie visitors from all around the country with its unblemished reputation for quality for generations. The location in Oakley has remained virtually unchanged since it opened in 1913 with its chic Tiffany lamps and a marble soda fountain, offering just the right amount of summertime nostalgia as you sit at the counter with a dish of ice cream or Italian ice (try the pink champagne flavor). Photo: Hailey Bollinger

Cincinnati ice cream parlor and candy shop Aglamesis Bro’s is offering both tricks and treats for guests on Halloween night.

From 5 p.m. to close Thursday, the shop, which has locations in Oakley, Montgomery and now Hamilton, will be offering trick-or-treat sampler trays, where you could find a sweet treat, or you may be surprised by something savory.

There will be sample trays throughout each store. Guests of all ages can try their luck and see what they pick up. Will it be:

  • Buttercream or garlic butter cream?
  • A coconut cluster or shredded carrot?
  • Chocolate-coated caramel or cheese?
  • Chocolate cream or cayenne chocolate cream?

Aglamesis is also promising a few other surprises for the evening.

If you’re looking for more flavor certainty, the shop also has its seasonal fall flavors available, including pumpkin, butterscotch, black walnut and pineapple ice cream, as well as a pineapple Italian ice. As for their candy, you can try a leaf-shaped lollipop or autumn-themed chocolate-covered Oreos, plus more. And, Aglamesis is also selling a frightfully adorable Halloween hoodie, featuring the word “SPOOKY” in drippy pink bubble letters along with an illustration of a ghost holding a pink ice cream cone and pink pumpkin.

Aglamesis is open until 9 p.m. at its Oakley and Hamilton locations and until 8:30 p.m. at Montgomery.

Aglamesis Bro’s, 3046 Madison Road, Oakley; 9899 Montgomery Road, Montgomery; 304 Main St., Hamilton. More info: aglamesis.com.

Katherine Barrier is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati’s journalism program and has nearly 10 years of experience reporting local and national news as a digital journalist. At CityBeat, she...