One of the best cafes i have ever tried. Loved their…read moreambiance, seating and walls and roof - all was amazing. I ordered Tropical Staycation Latte - it was so good. I sat there for 2-3 hours as i had to work on something. Highly recommend this place.

Had brunch at a nearby restaurant and wanted something as a finale. Stopped in for a dirty chai and…read morea red velvet cupcake. The chai hit the spot. I was still slightly full from lunch, so I had a few bites of the cupcake and took the rest home. This place feels like coffeehouses from decades long gone, well before Starbucks changed the coffee landscape. There are plenty of chairs and seats for comfortable seating. And it may be that I arrived when there was no crowd because service was spot on. Although I took advantage of the good weather to sit outside, I will come here when I want coffee and a relaxed atmosphere without any rush.

In the slew of coffee houses that opened in OP I like Marouf A LOT! That's not too descriptive, I…read moreknow, but the ambience is modern and coffees are delicious. I always opt in for the hot Pistachio latte. It's not too rich, but enough to quench your sweetness for a delicious drink. There's plenty of seating but this place is always packed. I don't think I've ever gone in when it's empty, whether it's noon or night. There's also quite the selection of pastries! So many delicious desserts and buns! You can't go wrong with any selection. Everyone is friendly and helpful at Marouf! This is one of my favorite coffee houses in the SW burbs!

The staff was nice and it's a nice looking place. However, the seats are a bit of an odd height if…read moreyou want to get some work done and it could have been a tiny bit cleaner. Overall, I'd go check them out again.

Amazing no sugar added smoothies, shakes, donuts (healthyish ones!), and acai type bowls. Almost…read moreeverything has protein added. So delicious and a much healthier option when you want something sweet. The owners are a cute, service oriented couple who work there and make the space incredibly welcoming and positive. Great spot!

Was excited to try this place. I had not been there before so the owner offered me a sample of…read morethe protein doughnut and it tasted great!! It Was a nice treat without all the calories. I had the sugar cookie protein shake and had them add Carmel. It tasted amazing,like a Starbucks without all the sugar and bad ingredients. I will be back to try all their other flavors.

In the past I attempted to visit Lasa, but came as soon as they closed. I finally had an…read moreopportunity to come out to the burbs and meet up with my bff. My eyes were definitely bigger than my stomach! My kids and I ordered a variety of pandesals, babinkas and drinks. The salted egg babinka is my fav! Everything was delicious and reasonably priced! Definitely would come back after a trip to Hong Ning next door.

GIMME ALL THE FILIPINO SWEETS!! Lasa is newish (sept 2025 is their 1 year anniversary) to the Carol…read moreStream area and is the perfect addition next to Hong Ning. It seats about 20 people but at max capacity it said it could fit 40. This cafe is woman and locally owned. They make their pastries daily and you can definitely taste the freshness. A friend and I stopped in on a Saturday late morning and the place was paaaacked the entire time we were there. We stayed for about 2 hours and there was a constant flow of customers. Staff members were all very friendly and kind. They were very helpful and also gave me a little background on how their cafe started. I tried the Ube matcha latte (OK), ensaymada (DELICIOUS and my favorite item), Ube cheese bread (good), Spanish bread (good), and Ube puto (massive portion and delicious). All of the pastries were divine while the coffee was just OK for me. I'm so glad to have found this spot and am looking forward to coming back soon!

The food was excellent, the ambiance was open and clean, but it was the service that was…read morenoteworthy. Our server Savanah was incredibly thoughtful, helpful, and efficient! We came back several days later and she not only remembered us, but amazingly our orders! The manager was also very efficient, thoughtful, and obviously cared about the guest experience. Top notch!

I meet friends occassionally for brunch every other month and we tried Honey Berry this time. I'll…read morestart by saying I'm not a big brunch/breakfast fan and usually don't like eggs out. But I decided to try the HAM & CHEDDAR EGGS last weekend w/ fruit. The eggs and cheddar cheese and minced ham was delicious. Definitely one of the best (if not the best) I've had of eggs out. Most times - omelets are massive and fluffy with little cheese and egg dishes get dried out. NOT the case at all for me. Very moist - right amount of cheese and great ham. I would highly recommend this dish. Our server was great (Dairo) and he was the correct amount of attentiveness. Great meal out!

Out here in deepest Suburbia, sometimes things present a vaguely Disneyesque artifice, where, if…read morethe fantasy world was more advanced, "Quotation Marks" would appear magically in the air around buildings (and, alas, people) indicating irony should be applied as a mitigating factor. This is not to imply in any way those places (or people) are therefore any less in quality or to be avoided. But I digress... I've driven past the "Paris Bistro" here, since it was established, and, unfairly thought "yeah, right". Why? Route 59 is a 1000% American Commerce Zone, rife with every franchise on the docket, and conformity is securely on the menu. And rightly so. Folks out here may have had their success, but they were raised in front of American TV, and their consumer habits developed accordingly, especially with regard to cuisine and eating habits. There are, of course, bona fide Ethnics in the general area, but those are germane to the Communities in residence. (Some FAB Chinese, Indian and Mexican places-q.v.) I am not aware of a burgeoning French settlement anywhere nearby. Around here "Cooper's Hawk" passes for "fine dining", and if you've ever fine-dined, you'll know Cooper's Hawk may parlay a decent feed, but it ain't Alinea, Bubba. In the far Western and Southwestern Chicago 'burbs, folks' Culinary tastes are as conservative as their politics. So whither "Paris Bistro"? It's a handsome suburban building with inviting signage. When you walk in, you pass a bar having an impressive array of boozes. Keep going west past the bar and you're in a room mimicking a rural setting, if a rural setting had curved leather banquettes. There's a more traditional dining room on the other side of the bar, but I didn't go in there. It was daytime, and bright, but when daylight ebbs, I'll bet both rooms are romantic. The service is reserved and accommodating-you're not going to find a wisecracking "Alice" on the staff. The menu actually is pretty accurate as a French Bistro in the USA. Lots of Français on it (in the titles), but the descriptions are all clear English. You don't have translation to fear.The menu is extensive, and features many traditional "Bistro" faves, along with select "American" choices. I was in for Brunch. Disregarding conformity, I ordered the Escargot for Hors D'oeuvre, not that I wanted to, but because I am pathologically incapable of NOT ordering Escargot if they are on the menu before me. They were yum, but I wish there was a softer bread available for sopping the buttery-garlic goodness remaining after the morsels are consumed. As "they" say, a French Chef is judged by their prowess in cooking a simple Omelette, so that's where I went. "Jambon et Gruyere" to be exact. It wasn't a large beast, but it was tasty, light, and properly prepared. No sign of the Rugby-Ball pancake-batter-enhanced behemoth omelettes you'll find in common Coffee shops. Accompanying was a (very) small salad of nice composition, with just enough fruity vinaigrette to satisfy. Also on the plate were tasty and ultra-crispy "shoestring fries". I'm not a slave to potatoes with breakfast. but these were damned good. The problem at hand (so to speak) was the transport from plate to mouth, as they were very thin and very crisp. Both fork and spoon were inefficient. I thought of using the spoon to crush them, thus rendering spoon a contender to preserve my dining decorum. In the end, I bit the bullet and just picked them up in hand, decorum be damned. I wish I had a bucket of these for movie-watching snacks at home. The coffee was a conundrum. It arrived with a strongish smell, like it was burnt and past its prime, but lacked the acrid flavor such as found in a forlorn brew. It was actually a fine, bold, cup of VERY dark roast. It's a nice, sophisticated (but not snooty) resto, dignified but not stuffy. If you need to have a business breakfast/brunch, this is a perfect place. Also, if you're not in the mood for the hustle and bustle of a noisy coffee shoppe. Prices a bit higher than you might expect, but... I quite enjoyed both the bread and circuses here, and while I never mistook myself from being anywhere else than in Naperville (not Paris), I caught the vibe, and it was nice. I am officially pissed at myself for not stopping here sooner. No "quotation marks" for this place. Throwing 4 stars (for now), and I'll be back here very soon for dinner.

I recently went to Paris Bistro for a Galentine's Day tea with my Pilates friends. We were a group…read moreof five. We were shown to a table in the room to the right of the host stand. That room is usually where they sit families. It was not our choice and we voiced our opinion to sit in the dining room. The staff immediately switched everything to the warm and inviting dining room. The food provided was tasty from the mini sandwiches to the tartines to the sweet treats. I have to say there was an inconsistency with sizing. Some were generous and some were lacking. They could've done a better job with consistency so we all got the same sizes. The tea service was very cute but you were only able to choose a couple teas. I've been to other teas at Suzette's and Pinecone Cottage where the tea is unlimited, as well as they ask if you would like another tasting of something that you really liked. I felt for the money this tea service was limited as well as not consistent. It was a great way to spend time with my Pilates friends, though. I could see myself doing this again if there were improvements made and they were more generous by offering an additional taste.

Sunday July 12 2026…read more ordered Pear salad for my wife, I ordered the sausage with peppers and onions. They both were delicious except for when they were brought to table salad came in short time and my sausage was 15 minutes later. this was not good for service. this is the first time in many times that this happened Jim & Kathy Andel andeljja @aol.com

Great scenery high-quality food for a good price. when we walked in, I was instantly greeted by…read moreJoshua Richardson he's was a very very nice guy.

This has become my new favorite restaurant for lunch. I have found the soups to be very tasty and…read morealways hot. My favorite dish for lunch is the open face hot beef. It is rare to find a place that serves real mashed potatoes. Their breakfast is very good and the food I at the right portion. The place is always clean even in the bathrooms which to me is a strong poor for a restaurant. The servers are always prompt and helpful when asked about the menu. I do notice they have a good number of regulars as the servers know them and what they want to drink right away. Do wish they weee open later and served dinner.

We were looking to change up our usual breakfast spot and stumbled upon Fork & Spoon Cafe. It was…read moretucked away in the corner of a strip mall, but looked like there were lots of groups waiting for a table, which made us a little nervous about a long wait. When we put our name in, they gave us an estimate of 10/15 minutes for a table, but less than 5 minutes later, we were being led to our seats. Service was a tad slow, especially for a diner style breakfast, but the food was delicious. I would add Fork & Spoon Cafe to my go-to list of breakfast spots!