We ordered 2 drinks : - Iced pistachio matcha latte w/ oat…read moremilk - Sweet potato latte - hot First, the vibes are so great & everyone there is super sweet. The two ladies that work there today had such a vibrant and fun energy! They were both patient & really kind. We ordered two drinks, iced pistachio matcha latte w/ oat milk & the hot sweet potato latte. The iced pistachio matcha latte has a nutty aroma, balanced flavors & not too sweet. The flavors don't overpower one another. She used a ceremonial matcha & the matcha color is such a vibrant green, love to see it! The sweet potato latte wasn't overly strong, I think you could taste their house spice blend, I didn't taste too much sweet potatoes, however the flavors compliment each other beautifully. Overall, their drinks are super creative & they seem really innovative with their menu. Thanks for all the vibes and good drink recommendations :)

I didn't really like the vibe, felt unwelcome and like I was being a bother. The coffee was just…read moreokay. Unfortunately won't be giving it another chance.

The food is just overall great and they have the nicest workers there and on top of that they have…read morereally good drinks. Overall I just love this place is in a calm area because there isn't that much people going in which there should be a lot of ppl because it's a great place.

Great service and variety of pastries, sandwiches, coffee, latte, mocha, cappuccino, etc. So hard…read moreto choose there is so much to pick from! Dulce's! It's a great neighborhood place to go!

My first visit was to this location. I like this one and the one on 95th. The ice cream is so good!…read moreThey have something for everyone. They aren't open too late so buy enough for a few days. Staff is exceptionally helpful and extremely professional. I love the banana pudding!!!

Great place. Brings the inner kid out in me. Definitely check them out you won't be disappointedread more

So sometimes you find a gem and can't help but try…read more I was at a Kwanzaa event at the Kulture Museum and ran into the Pie Guys, who were catering some treats. The event was beautiful, with art and live performances, not to mention full of beautiful black people. After soaking in all the culture, I was so hungry, and after seeing my friend's plate, I knew I had to try. I got the chicken Alfredo, which was delicious. It did have a few bones in the chicken; however, I ate every last bit. The pasta was also cooked to perfection. Pie guys also have samples of their Carmel cake, and my God it was fantastic. I ended up getting a piece of cake to go. I can not wait to check out their location on the south side. If you're in the area, I'd see them at a local event, so be sure to stop by.

I was looking for a bakery in the area serving a variety of pies, I managed to come across Pie Guys…read moreBakery and Cafe. I greatly appreciate the menu variety, extremely efficient ordering, on hand availability, and most importantly courteous customer service. Thank you Ms. Honey for going over and beyond to create a wonderful cafe. Each pie was delicious, there was absolutely nothing left. Each guest inquired about more information on where I ordered the pies from. I will definitely return, I highly recommend!!

Carol is amazing and the girls working there are talented/helpful. Carol was so welcoming and while…read moreletting me taste some ice cream she explained name and ingredients. I will be back for more flavors and a sandwich. The ice cream was so good, creamy, and flavorful had to get two scoops and didn't last long enough to take a picture. The brownie I got was moist. I would also add the prices were very reasonable.

This is the best ice cream I've had in quite some time. Better than Baskin-Robbins. The ice cream…read moreis made in house. They have many unique flavors! Ice cream lover.

I'm not an expert on paletas but these are excellent. The ones sold in the cart are good. Until I…read moreate one of these paletas. You could blindfold me and I would know this is strawberry. Actual fruit. A lot of different flavors. I purchased a dozen. One of which was Blackberry. Unique and it was sweet tart. Very helpful staff. Please check this place out. Love to support neighborhood businesses

The service was great the food was delicious definitely recommend…read more Over all a great place

Wow!!! Just stopped by for lunch for the first time... my mouth is still watering even after…read moreeating. The steak jibarito was absolutely delicious, one of the best things I've eaten! I wasn't sure about the plantains as bread but it was so good, and added such a great texture. The steak was so tender and flavorful. Sometimes, food is so good that you have to share it. I had to stop myself from eating all of it so I can bring some home to my boyfriend. I cannot wait to come back, which will be very soon! FYI, when you walk in, you might not notice there is a staircase to the left near the bathroom. I think there must be a cute seating area up there, don't miss it!

Haven't seen many Puerto Rican restaurants on the south side, and this one is the only one in the…read moreMcKinley Park area. If you're looking for Puerto Rican food and in the area, it's a decent spot which is why it gets 4 stars. The Jibaritos were tasty and so was the arroz con gandules! I think the restaurant is a unique concept: it's a combination of a small Christian book store and a home-like cafe combined with a Puerto Rican restaurant. The menu is small. The servers are kind and bring the food quickly.

I came to try the coffee, and the xocolatte was just what I wanted. Not too sweet, thick, rich, and…read moredefinitely chocolatey. I stayed to work for a bit, and there are lots of tables, the music is pleasant and not too loud, and there were quite a few other people who had the same idea as I did. If I lived closer to here, I would be here a lot more! Workers are friendly and well-informed. Also a nice thing, they are physically connected to a bakery that has plenty of options, including elote pan, tamales and tortas! Will be back to try those and the frappes!

The service here is not bad, and the staff generally do a good job of working under the conditions…read morepresented. Most of them show genuine interest and experience in coffee, so for those unsure of what to order you can definitely get help in finding something to suite your needs: that being said the quality of the coffee varies wildly, often depending almost entirely on who is behind the bar rather than the ingredients in the drink. I've come and eaten from here multiple times and brought friends for different food truck events, dj sets, etc. their cuisine is all massively overpriced for the neighborhood, the worst example of this being the jalepeno chicken salad sandwich which was chicken salad between two plain pieces of untoasted white bread sold for a staggering 13.99. The empanadas are also serviceable, but a hard sell at 8 dollars a piece;especially when much better empanadas (ones actually from locals rather than a greedy wannabe Michelin star chef) can be found for 3 bucks each down the block. I'd advise against ordering these items but there's a good chance whatever you order is out of stock anyways since management seems to have major issues on the operational front, not to mention the perpetual lack of updates to the online menu. Online responses to reviews will show the back of the yards PR team boasting that their community "deserves nice things too" to justify their pricing, but the disconnect between these prices and those just down the street are not the sign of a business which serves its neighbors. A great alternative for cuisine in the area is Grano Panaderia y Cafe or just down 47th. The vibe inside this place is cold, sterile, and dreary despite the efforts of many of the hardworking employees it is clear the are understaffed, underpaid and overworked. If you attempt to tip, the employees will inform you they aren't allowed to receive tips as a part of their "livable wages" though you'll never see them there more than three times a week. Curious. It doesn't match the lovely decor of the other businesses in the the neighborhood. The establishment proudly wears their back of the yards and Mexican pride yet the owner drives a Tesla. Even more interesting now that they're rolling out "trans joy" drinks driving the car of the country's richest transphobe. Every aspect of this establishment is a performance. The food performs as local upper echelon cafe food despite tasting often average at best, the drinks perform as in-house made despite tasting strikingly similar to Costco brand coffee, and the management perform as paragons of equity despite clear signs of poor business practices. If you support back of the yards as a neighborhood and want some good food and drink during your visit here, there's a half a dozen places within a mile that are worth the walk to. Back of the yards coffee makes lots of bold claims, but falls short across the board. 2/5.