The chilaquiles verdes were extremely sour. The cafe was really good hoping they just have a bad day in the chilaquiles sauce

Perfectly located in the hustle and bustle of Logan Square and easily accessible walking or they have an attached parking garage. It's a very small space and our party of 5 was probably the max they could accommodate. The food was good though I thought a bit bland. Menus selections are ample. The full-service bar offers a lot of specialty drinks made in house. Overall, nice place to eat. read more

It was my first time coming here and I was thoroughly impressed. I came with a friend and we ordered the flautas dinner, plantains with the garlic butter, and empanadas. Everything was so delicious and the staff was super friendly. The atmosphere is cozy and I would definitely come back here again! read more

Cafe con Leche - Flautas dinner, plantains with garlic butter and empanadas. - Mexican Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

What an excellent breakfast spot - wish we'd had time to try them for dinner as well. My breakfast tortas with steak was out of this world! The bolillo roll was killer. I am also not really one for hash browns/potatoes at breakfast but there was just something about the way that theirs were seasoned that made them amazing. Attentive servers, chill atmosphere, amazing food, and super clean bathroom - what more can a girl ask form? It was busy on a Friday morning, but we still got seated - I can imagine it gets very busy on the weekends, so maybe use their website to make a reservation so you don't have to wait long! read more

Love the ambiance, food is delicious and fresh! Went there 3 weekends in a row. The shrimp dish is light and filling. Def going back for more! read more

Wish I could give a zero. Was treated very poorly. Needed to wait for my friend that wouldn't arrive for 30 minutes. Was told I needed wait. I asked to sit at the bar, wait, and possibly get a drink. Was asked a 2nd time moments later, in the same format "where is your friend" so on and so forth... way to talk down on your guests. Will never recommend. read more

My husbands first time going and he enjoyed his plate !! ( he just mention "I need tortillas w/ this carne") read more

The food here was spectacular the boy that worked was a cute and had a butt on him to die for !! Jeeeeeesuzzz anyway the service was goood and it was packed but we got seated pretty fast ! read more

Cafe con Leche - Mexican Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

This place had great breakfast food. We went around 9:30 AM on a Sunday thinking we'd beat the rush but we were wrong. It was pretty packed and getting in is a bit of a pain. We sat at the bar and the bartender was awesome. Food was solid and I'll be going back. I'd like to check out the lunch/dinner options at some point. read more

Tried this place for Saturday night dinner. Highlights: - Free parking at the back of the restaurant. - Awesome food - tried Empanadas and Jibarito! - Cool ambience and excellent service. - Overall, good place to try for Mexican food. read more

Cafe con Leche - Mexican Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Best place to get some breakfast! It is a mexican restaurant and it is amazing! I went with 3 of my friends and we each got a different dish and they were all phenomenal! Will be back for sure! read more

Their customer service is terrible. The food is good but man, they have got to get it together. I've ordered for delivery here a couple of times. They've gotten my order wrong 3 TIMES, twice in one day. The last time they sent me the wrong food, I called and they wanted me to BRING them the wrong food and pick up the new food. No refund whatsoever, just come pick up the new food even though I ordered it for delivery. After some back and forth, they agreed to just let my husband pick it up. The manager on the night shift is a moron. Please get better management, such a shame because the food is delicious. This is the last time I order from here and recommend it to people. read more

Cafe con Leche is definitely my favorite Latin restaurant. I always go there and I've never been disappointed by their food or service. The ambiance is amazing and the service is quick. Come here, it's so good and very affordable. read more

Want your food to be served hot (or at least warm), especially when that food item is meant to be served hot? Then Cafe Con Leche is not your place. Want to ensure that your food is fully cooked? Then Cafe Con Leche is not your place. Want to frequent a business that wants to keep your business? Then Cafe Con Leche Is not your place. I've been going there for years and have watched it go downhill. The owner explained that they are understaffed. Yet they keep adding more seats outside Yes, the place is still packed. But I bet it won't be for long, as more people discover how awful and arrogant it's become. read more

If it's good enough for the most important person in Logan Square, it's good enough for me (also known as not the most important person in Logan Square). Recently, before catching a movie at the Logan, a friend and I headed over here. While we were sitting in the swanky new back part (seriously, the lighting back in this part resembles a sushi bar except for the warm glow of a fireplace), an important looking man walked in the back door. He was dressed to the nines (if you don't count the leather suit jacket), and looked more than vaguely familiar. My suspicions of who it was were confirmed when someone at the bar said, "well, hello Alderman!" There he was, 35th Ward Alderman Rey Colon (also known as The King of Logan Square or, if you believe the wall in the bathroom at Cole's, a pimp) in the flesh. And he was just sitting at the bar and talking with one of his friends (or "connected" backers or something). Now that is one big seal of approval. Not that I need the blessing of the Chicago machine to indulge at a place like this. All I need is a craving for some of the best Mexican and Cuban fusion food in Logan Square (and that's saying a lot). From the simple little lunch counter side for a quick Sunday hangover relief people watching brunch to the b.y.o.b. restaurant side to give me the hangover in the first place, this place has got all its bases covered. Covered in eggs, high quality cheeses, and sauces just right on the hot to mild side, that is. At least if you order the best chilaquiles in Chicago. I swear. After trying them here, I have tried them everywhere else I go that has them. They're just not the same anywhere else. But even if someone isn't a clilaquiles fan (say they're lactose intolerant), everything else I've seen from the menu is prepared with care and at a surprisingly cheap price for the giant portions they provide (any of the egg dishes are almost enough for two meals). It's basically an old school Logan Square diner with a Mexican accent. Hopefully now that it's got a swanky side, it won't lose that. And, hey, thankfully, it's not like it's going anywhere with such a high powered endorsement. I mean, the Alderman of course, not me. read more

For my 1000th review, I didn't want to review just anyplace, but someplace that holds a little distinction. So it's fitting that I review a place that I've had bookmarked for ages and just to happens to be place where me and another Yelp superstar Osi V had a marvelous brunch! I'll get the negative out right away. If it's cold outside, there's no place to wait except the bar area--it's cramped and crowded and I hated feeling like I was hovering over the diners eating there. Sorry you good looking couple on a date, I didn't mean to stand so close to you last Sunday! CCL does not accept reservations and it's so delicious that there will most likely always be a wait during prime brunch hours. But the host does a great job of trying to seat people as soon as a table opens up, and Sunday 1030ish, we were seated in about 15 minutes. The menu is full of items that can spice up your brunch. I opened with a blood mary which was had a nice kick and garnished with a stuffed olive and shrimp. We started with an order of empandas (beef and chicken) served with a chimichurri sauce. The empanadas were perfect...these are baked so they didn't feel greasy or heavy. The filling was delicious and paired well with any of the sauces--chimichurri, the salsa verde or the roasted red pepper sauce. I opted for the salsa verde chilaquiles, topped with over easy eggs. The flavor was really good but I added the roasted red pepper for a bit of heat and it was darn near perfect. The eggs were cooked exactly to over easy too. Osi's papas con chorizo looked really good too, I tried some of the potatoes and they were pretty good as well. We both decided to split a caramel flan--some sweetness to counter all the spice. And it was one of the best flan I've had--creamy with a subtle milk/caramel flavor. So good. Service was great. Attnetive and helpful. Everything coming out to other tables looked good too--I'd come back again to try one of the sandwiches...and another bloody mary! read more

I heard great things about D'Noche, but seeing as how my friends are white and love all the trendy places, I had to take that with a grain of salt. I've had so-so experiences with Cafe Con Leche and I just assumed D'Noche would be the same. Well, I was wrong. A family friend was taking me to dinner and he was all set to take me somewhere else when I pretty much begged him to take me here instead. I'm not sure why, other than I was craving rice and beans and a sangria. Mostly a sangria. Walked in and there were a few people at the bar (including the alderman) and a few tables taken. I went outside and saw a sweet little patio. Listen, it clearly backs into parking spots for other businesses/buildings, but they have a high wooden fence and they make it work. I had to laugh when someone pulled up blaring music, but they're much nicer than I am and immediately turned it down. There are things you can't control and that's one of them, but I really thought D'Noche had a nice little set up. We saw our waitress once, but that was mostly because the hostess kept coming by and I kept chatting. Tried both the red and white sangria and I'm partial to the white (since you can't typically mess up a white one), but their red was very good. Much like how a sangria SHOULD be. The food, well I could eat there every day if I had the money......and didn't gain weight. I will say, the one thing I can't stand about latin american food is that the price of guacamole is ridiculous. Seriously, there is no need for it to be $10. I'm a sucker and will pay it, because I could eat guacamole all day, but it's still a rip off, especially because it wasn't great. It seemed like something was missing, but I couldn't figure out what. Guacamole is one of those things that everyone seems to make differently though and my mom and I get into arguments over whose is better, so I could be way off on this. I just didn't think it was worth the price. The jibarito, however, was. I went with the pork since it would be easier to eat with braces and while I'm not the biggest pork fan....it was delicious. Flavorful, tender and stayed on my sandwich. One of the best jibaritos I've had in awhile. The habichuelas hit the spot, though I almost wish I had gone with white rice and black beans, but that's more or less because that's what I wanted before we even got there. Also, that garlic butter? Use it...ON EVERYTHING! Overall, I really ended up liking this place. The service was great, the hostess was really friendly and the food was definitely better than expected. Plus, they have drink specials often. Mmmm...drinks. read more

One time I challenged myself to eat nothing but nachos for every meal for a week, mostly just so I could say that I had once eaten nachos for every meal for a week. (I only made it to Thursday because breakfast nachos are kind of gross, okay?) But needless to say, I really like nachos. My boyfriend ordered the turkey burger (with which he was happy), I got the nachos. I was a little disappointed to receive a plate of chips and the usual nacho toppings absolutely SMOTHERED in cheap, oozy, water-mixed-with-cheesy-powder nacho cheese. It tasted gritty, and really fake, like the can it came from probably said "Nacho!!! (Cheese Product)" and featured the stereotypical little guy dancing in a sombrero. I am particular about my nachos, and I'm particular about my cheese. I love nothing better than a fat ass plate of chips covered with crunchy fresh lettuce, chicken, tomatoes, guac, sour cream, black beans, and REAL cheese. These were more the Dairy Queen everything-on-this-plate-came-out-of-a-box variety. I poured some of the top layer of the sloppy cheese off, and got busy on some of the soggy mess below, and boy, did I ever pay for it. I think they should remove "Nachos" from their menu and re-name the dish "Ass Disaster," because that's pretty much what you're asking for if you order it. read more

Let's face it folk. I'm a Mexican food slut. If I was on death row, my last meal would be Carne Asada with rice and beans. My reviews of Mexican restaurants can be quite harsh. I consider Mexican food to be an art form, and I expect more out them. It might not be fair, but it's just the way it is. The eatery's that do it right get the credit they deserve, the ones that don't suffer my wrath. The Good: D'Noche is a beautiful little restaurant that features a full service bar. The interior is quite pleasing and the service was terrific. They offered a nice variety of draft beers. The Bad: The ingredients were fresh but the food was quite bland. The one thing that sets Mexican food apart is the wonderful spices and sauces that are used. I went the simple route and ordered a steak burrito. The meat was bland. Very bland. Even the hot sauce they brought out for us packed very little heat. I expected a lot more from a traditional Mexican restaurant in Logan Square. What I got was on par with Chipolte. And I despise Chipolte. Here's the bottom line: Mexican food is all about the marinates, spices and heat. The food at D'Noche was bland and disappointing. I really expected more out of them. The service and decor are good enough that I would stop back in for drinks, but I will take a pass on the food. It just wasn't that good. read more

Do NOT come here. I've never been to a place where they took my order, but completely forgot to give it to the cook. Supposedly they "misunderstood" but never bothered to retake my order, and I never got any food. They never came to check on us until 30 minutes later. By that time, the kitchen had closed, and they refused to cook me anything, or accomodate. AND they took my glass of water away. It was already with a bad start. We came on a Saturday. Yelp says they closed at 1. We came at 11:30 and they said they were closing at 12. But even though they wouldn't re-fire the grill, there were still other people ddrinking in the bar area, without plans to leave any time soon, and another set of diners who were canoodling and slow-eating. I mean.. i ordered an APPETIZER. I've never had such terrible service. this must be why they need constant groupons to help them out. The end. read more

My boyfriend showed me this place since we both love Mexican food. Definitely worth coming here at least once. The food was great, the staff was friendly and the drinks aren't bad either. This place is good for dates, romantic or casual dining, or just something to enjoy by yourself. I had the shrimp and goat cheese tacos my boyfriend had the chicken taco salad (a salad inside a hard tortilla shell- OMG!) Both dishes were savory and different than what i've seen before. Mild too, so in case you're worried things might get spicy - don't, you control the heat! Overall recommend this for both foodies or casual munchers. There's something for everyone here, and did I mention how delicious it is? read more

The food was pretty good and since there arent any authentic Latin places near my house I was pleased to find the drive was only 20 minutes away. However I would've enjoyed my meal alot more if the hostess did not stand right by my table while I was eating as she tapped on her menus with a pen and sang to the music playing. I'm not usually that much of a grouch but it did take away from the experience. Would I go back? Yes. But I'd refuse the end table across the bar. Other than that I recommend the Juevos Rancheros. The sauce is a perfect amount of spice however the steak needs more seasoning. read more

This is one of those places you come to for the entire experience. Yeah, it is a great place to have some super sweet and creamy cafe con leche, sure. Yeah, the foods yummy too. Yeah, the sidewalk seating on that busy stretch of Milwaukee gives you a great view of the characters walking past (and the characters you'll be dining with too). But you put them all together into this one little place and you've got a first rate city cultural dining experience. I end up here on my way "out" of Portage Park on Saturday mornings quite a bit lately, and love it... You might notice the ads for this place on the electronic sign up above Flash Taco at North/Milw/Damen- I'd guess this place is related to Flash Taco. But as much as I hate Flash, I like this place. So I say don't let that relationship impact your judgment one bit. read more

I hadn't been to Cafe Con Leche in a while, but stopped in last month for brekkie with some friends who were staying with me. Whooo-boy! They remodeled and it is now swanky! Well...swanky for Logan Square and swanky compared to what it was before. They expanded into the store next door and now have extra seating, a bar (liquor license coming soon!) and a fire place. A fire place! Nothing is better than sitting by the fire on a snowy morning eating some chilaquiles and sipping a cafe con leche. Nicely done, Cafe Con Leche! read more

I was pretty disappointed with this restaurant, especially after hearing such good things about it via Yelp and word of mouth. I took my friend in town here, and I regret taking her here for her last meal. First of all, the cafe con leche (which I assumed would be delicious since the restaurant is NAMED after the drink) was not good. I've had plenty of delicious cafe con leches (including Cafecito downtown), and this was just NOT GOOD! It was bitter, and when I asked the server if he could add extra leche or sugar, he claimed "it should taste the same as any other cafe con leche." Not true. Second, my vegetarian torta was "okay" but not great. The avocado was fresh, but I have had better tortas for cheaper elsewhere. My friend had the chorizo omelette, and she agreed that the food was just "meh." I may give this place one more chance, but in the mean time I know I can count on better Latin American cuisine at Casa Yari, El Rinconcito, or Irazu. If you are specifically looking for Mexican food, I'd say that Taqueria Moran is better. The ambiance here may be somewhat nicer here, but the food quality does not make up for it in my opinion! read more

Lovely neighborhood brunch spot! The iced namesake drink (cafe con leche) was so good on a nice warm day of patio brunching with the girls. Service was great! Our server was nice, quick, friendly and he looked like someone famous that I can't remember (so not THAT famous probably). I prefer the back patio over the small front one mainly because on Milwaukee you don't have much to look at. I went with a pretty basic breakfast of eggs, toast, turkey sausage and potatoes but I really enjoyed each of my items (especially the very flavorful potatoes). Overall just a low key place to grab brunch with friends without spending a ton and waiting an hour. read more

Best jibarito ever! D'Noche is a nicely decorated restaurant that really delivers a good variety of delicious South and Central American dishes. We were seated as soon as we arrived for our 5:00 PM reservation on a Saturday. The server was easy-going and accommodating as we took our time chatting and reviewing the menu. He answered questions and made good recommendations. One of his recommendations was the appetizer sampler which was a great way to try many different things. There was enough for our party of four to try some of everything. I knew that I wanted the jibarito even before I walked in the door. It did not disappoint. The butter garlic spread was served on the side and I slathered it on the inside of my plantain "bread." There were generous amounts of lean skirt steak - more than any other jibarito I've had. What's even more incredible about the jibarito from D'Noche is that it didn't give me heart burn! M got a steak which was absolutely delicious! I loved the seasoning and how it was cooked. I eagerly gave her my rice and beans in exchange for a few bites of the goodness on her plate. I chose to drink my calories for dessert. I had their Cafe con Leche (served piping hot and creamy) and a Cafe de Olla Martini which was delicious. The two beverages - one hot and one cold - went together really well. I alternated sips and came away feeling completely satisfied. I'll mention that our friends also had two different desserts and both of them were ah-mazing! read more

BREAKING RULE #3 I've got rules, you see. And dining rule #3 is no eating at pan-anything restaurants. You know what I mean... Pan-Asian, Pan-Latin. It's like the restaurant is saying, "Come on in! We've taken the rich culinary traditions of five countries and decided to do all of them, none of them particularly well!" No thank you. I made an exception with D'Noche, because I was really craving some skirt steak and the carne en pipian rojo sounded amazing. I trekked up to Logan Square and parked in their spacious, free parking lot. So far so good, D'Noche. I walked inside and saw the cool and decor and atmosphere. Getting better, D'Noche. And then I had the skirt steak with the amazing pipian sauce, Chipotle mashed potatoes and onion rings. Sold! D'Noche is officially in my Latin restaurant rotation. I guess some rules are meant to be broken. read more

I've been to D'Noche several times now I've always had a good experience, be it the food or just coming in for some drinks. Service is always incredibly friendly (there always seems to be quite a lot of staff on hand), and the atmosphere is charming and relaxed. They are connected to the location next door (Cafe con Leche) and also quaint back patio behind the restaurant for warmer weathered get togethers. I've had a variety of cocktails and beers (prices are moderate/affordable), as well as a few different appetizers - the empanadas being my hands down favorite with an incredible garlicky good chimmichurri sauce and great empanada shell. As I mentioned service is very friendly and courteous, if not a little slower. I will definitely be coming back in the future - great little spot to have drinks and food with friends. A couple tips - they have free wifi and if you check in on Yelp you get 10% off your bill! read more

This was my first date place after six years I will say this place still has it.!!!! For the price the portion sizes are huge. The Jibarito is my favorite dish here!! But the whole menu is awesome. Drink are great !!!! But I will have to say the one busboy needs a hug. read more

Cafe con Leche - Mexican Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

We were looking for jibaritos late at night and DNoche popped up in the search engine. Seeing as it was close by and the reviews were positive, we decided to check it out. We just got back and it's a miracle I'm writing this review as I'm 70% in a delicious food coma. Here's what you need to know: Classy Cuban Atmosphere Excellent Service Fair pricing Open late Half price appetizers after 11 $8 cocktails and beer for $4, $5, and $7. Owner stopped and visited our table (very friendly and inviting) Tidy bathroom with cool modern decor Live DJ playing tasty cuban jams Delicious jibarito. And the seasoned fries tasted like they had been personally deep fried by Jesus himself. They have a $60/couple 3 course + champagne/strawberries Valentine's dinner special that I am seriously considering attending now. Nuff said. I strongly recommend. read more

Came in around 3:00 and there were only a few tables. It's very clean and the music is good. I ordered a cappuccino, enchiladas Verdes, my mom ordered shrimp and chicken empenadas, and my boyfriend ordered the steak burrito. All of the food was delicious and our server Arturo was very nice. The dinner menu looks great, too! read more

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Cafe con Leche could do well with some expansion. It has the potential to be a really nice neighborhood cafe, but seating is limited to four or five tables in a tight space. Apart from the muraled exposed brick wall, it more resembles a hole-in-the-wall fast food joint. I liked the signature cafe con leche - but be prepared for a sugar overload. It was as sweet as the instant cappucinos that you get from machines at gas stations, minus the powdery consistency and artificial after taste. Anyway, you can grab a large steaming hot cup for about $2 and a breakfast torta with deliciously crispy seasoned fries for $5 more. Awesome, inexpensive and enjoyable, yes, but with a little bit more space and a warmer atmosphere, this place could be one solid Sunday brunch spot. read more

I came here on a Friday night and we had a great time. Quick helpful tip: there is a huge parking lot in the back of the restaurant. We had no trouble finding a spot. To go in, you go through this entryway that looks like a parking garage, but is just an open lot. Can't beat free, easy to find parking - especially on a busy road like Milwaukee. We made 7pm reservations, and when we walked in, it wasn't too crowded. We were immediately seated. The atmosphere was great. It definitely had a romantic feel to it. We started off with the ceviche, which was delicious. Shrimpy, lime-y, and just a bit tart. I'm a big ceviche fan, and this was one of my favorites. I had some of the sangria blanco to drink, and man does it pack a punch. Made with white wine, brandy, and vodka, I completely understand why. Every sip was very alcohol-y, in a good way. I sampled my husband's mojito too, and it was just as good. Very fresh minty, and very refreshing. I saw a drink on the menu that was rumchata, espresso, and I think, kahlua. Maybe next time... For dinner, I ordered the shrimp tacos. The shrimp was cooked and seasoned perfectly, and paired with some sort of tomato based sauce and incredible cheese. The tacos were so stuffed that I couldn't pick them up to eat them and was forced to eat them with a fork. The side was some green rice with sour cream, which was excellent. My husband ordered the ropa vieja. I got to enjoy a bite of it and it was very tendered and seasoned perfectly. Plus, it came with my favorite - a side of friend plantain. Even though we were already stuffed, we heard great things about their bread pudding, so we decided to give it a try. It was just the right of amount of sweet, served warm, with a big scoop of ice cream on top. It was a great way to end the meal. We had a 30% off code from Blackboard Eats, which we had no problem using. The only reason I knocked a star off was that the restaurant was way too noisy during dinner. I appreciated that there was live music going on, but the space is rather small for it. It just made everyone talk louder to hear over the music. My husband sat just across the table from me, and I couldn't hear him. Another thing that didn't help was the fact that the tables were so close together. II felt a little crowded. Still, that wouldn't be enough to deter me from heading back. I will be back soon. read more

Coffee lesson # 346 What is a "Cafe' Con Leche' "? The literal translation is "Coffee with milk" in essence that is a cafe' con leche' but there is a little bit more to it than that. Traditionally a cafe' con leche' is made with Cuban coffee, and it is not brewed in a regular coffee pot. Its made with an espresso machine, for a more concentrated flavor that stands up to all the steamed milk that is added to it. Why Cuban coffee? because Cuban coffee has a very distinct flavor to it, it is, super smokey, caramel-ly, and almost burnt but not quite tasting. Sugar is added before the milk so it gets spread though the drink when the steamed milk is added. There should be no foam. They really make the best cafe' con leche in the whole city. Its so dammed perfect. Perfectly smokey, sweet, and creamy all at once. It really is a piece of heaven in a cup. Food wise, they make a mean steak sandwich here. I don't know what they do to that meat but it's just a touch salty, and it is chewy and tender at the same time. They serve it up on lightly toasted bread with grilled onions, lettuce tomato and a smidgen of mayo. Simple and so freaking tasty. If you are eating in they bring this squeeze bottle of sauce to the table that is a light orange color, and it pared perfectly with that steak. I just wish I lived closer. (I hate to admit it, but I had two cafe' con leches today, it hit the spot so nicely that I grabbed one for the train ride home) read more

So on a Monday afternoon playing hookie from work me and Monsta rolled into this joint...................hahahahah not that type of joint you devils! Anyway Hungry as hell we ordered!......... The Chilaquiles were good......not great but a solid good. The Vegetarian Buritto looked good, wit rice and beans in it and a hint of avocado. I didnt taste it but It looked good. Next time however I am getting a steak sandwich, I saw this dude flexing one at a table nearby, I swear I wanted to rip it out of his hand! And this place is hipster free!!!!! Shake & bake seal of approval! read more

Great place for brunch....A family atmosphere yet an OK place for a late night dinner date considering the ambience in the later evening. It's a small dine-in spot that can have a sort of romantic atmosphere with the dime lighting & fire place w/a live guitarist playing tunes from (My) all time favorite Santana etc...The brunch menu is good. The chilaquiles are my favorite with a glass of well, of course CAFE CON LECHE here on a Sunday. :) read more

I moved to the area in October 2012 and I've probably been to Cafe con Leche at least once every other month! For starters their café con leche is to die for. Its not too foamy, just the right amount of sweet and reminds me of the cafe con leche my grandma would make me when I would visit her in Colombia. That's when I was sold. I've had breakfast, lunch, and dinner/drinks there (when it becomes D'Noche) and not once have I been disappointed. Their Chilaquiles are probably my fave. This is a great place to visit with family, your honey or on a lunch break. Wait staff is also incredibly friendly and fast. Cafe con Leche has plenty of seating and great outdoor seating when the weathers nice. And last but certainly not least, there's free parking! read more

The thing with this spot is that it doesn't know what it wants to be. It wants to be hip. It want to be trendy. Which I think it kind of is. It's located in an up and coming neighborhood which adds to their coolness level. I get that. But the restaurant itself is not consistent. I've ordered waffles. They were delicious. I've ordered chilaquiles. They were eh. I've ordered their jibarito. One time it was eww. Another time it was good. If I'm in the neighborhood I wouldn't hesitate to stop in. Would I recommend them to a friend? No. I would recommend their cafe con leche. That's always pretty awesome. Parking in back is very difficult. And their patio is a joke. Seriously, there's like three tables facing the parking lot. read more

Cafe con Leche - Cafe con leche. Yumm - Mexican Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I went recently with a 3 friends. We were greeted once we arrived. We had a really nice time together. The food and drinks were tasty. We were waited on by a gentleman named Ben, he was very helpful and funny. We will definitely come back again. Thank you team Cafe con Leche for giving us the opportunity to spend a nice time with our friends. read more