Cozy little spot with lots of cute stuff to purchase or just look at. The empanadas were light and…read morecrispy, filled just enough. The chicken sandwich had so much flavor. I am definitely going back. Always a pleasure to be acknowledged by the staff and they are so sweet.

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.

My wife and I have been here a few times and the food is amazing every time. I highly recommend the…read morebacon egg cheese it is amazing. The coffee and soup are also delicious. Service is also great too no complaints!

Plenty of seating area with natural lighting. The baristas were nice and the drinks were good. A…read morelot of options from sandwiches to coffee to tea. But the both time I've been there it was super hot and humid.

I like coming here occasionally as I live closeby. But it's worth the trip if you don't, all the…read morebaked goods and sandwiches are of a very high quality. The shop is very cute and there is outdoor seating. Service is good, sometimes it feels like there's a bit of chaos in terms of who is making what but I've always been treated well by employees. My one complaint would be I wish they weren't card/phone only. Sometimes I just have cash.

Finally made it here on a stop back home from midway!…read more My cinnamon latte was delicious and indulgent. Got the Brazilian truffles as a little treat for my gluten free husband. Stole a bite and enjoyed that as well. I got a chocolate covered pastel de nata. I wanted so much to like it but it could just not compare to the ones I had in Portugal. I'm sure if I had not been to portugal I would have loved it.

I love every latte here -- the Xoco, Lechera, and Horchata (except the mazapán, but that's just…read morepersonal preference). The bolillo con queso y jalapeño is a must. The servers are genuinely kind; once, they even replaced a latte when the lid wasn't properly secured. The ambiance is small and relaxed -- a great spot in the neighborhood to study, get some work done, or catch up with friends. Please continue supporting this place in BOTY!

We love the baked goods (donuts and cinnamon rolls are fantastic, but so is everything else), as…read morewell as the breakfast sandwich! The drinks are tasty-not too sweet- and they are always accommodating with my orders. We love them all, the baristas and bakers! And the calm atmosphere is just what we need sometimes, whether just to sit for a while, chat with one another or play a card game at the table. from me and the kids!

Cute store and fast service. The seating is a bit hodgepodge. Most are small benches and stools…read more There is a window section that has a bar table that is good for working from. The rest doesn't really have table space. The ube latte was good. The ube was potatoey, not the fake purple vanilla. It didn't settle out. And the espresso could still shine through. The pourover was also smooth and came out the perfect warm and drinkable temperature. The paper cup started to get a bit soft but it never leaked. I do drink very slowly though. The chicken Bao filling was unexpected. It was very soft/mushy texture of finely minced or ground meat if it was raw but it was fully cooked. The flavor was great though. They also have a lot of other Filipino pasteries like ensaymada and pandesal.

Very cool space that immediately reminded me of some of the coffee shops I've visited in Korea,…read moreJapan, and China. The atmosphere felt modern, calm, and thoughtfully designed, and the barista was friendly and welcoming. I tried both the matcha and the Spanish latte. The Spanish latte was the clear standout - smooth, strong, beautifully balanced, and not overly sweet. The latte art was a nice touch, and I would definitely recommend ordering it. The matcha was decent, though I personally found the flavor a bit diluted and wished it had a stronger matcha presence. Overall, this is a very solid neighborhood coffee shop and one I'd happily return to. It's also the perfect pairing with Fat Peach Bakery just down the street - together they make for a breakfast-of-champions kind of morning.

Delicios bread. Loved the conchas and bolillos but the 3 leches cake is my favorite. Friendly…read morepersonal and reasonable prices.

Me encantan las strawberry jelly rolls. También tienen ricas empanadas de camote. Friendly staff.read more

Kiubo open only over the weekends is definitely a coffee shop that you should stop by! I loved the…read morequemaditas latte. It was very warm, autumnal to drink on a cold winter morning. The staff members are very friendly and even helped me heat up the ham and cheese croissant! The Kiubo community center is a joint collaboration with a flower shop and souvenirs shop. May sure to check them out!

Retail collective called KIUBO started by 3 aspiring millennials. Coffee is exclusively sourced…read morefrom cafe de mujeres Mexico. The space is design from their travels in Mexico and looks amazing- see pics. Flowers also on-site We had the elotito - a cappuccino with a distinct presence of elote. Perfectly sweetened with silky smooth frothy milk. You feel all the TLC they put in opening this place. You should check it out this is not just another coffee shop. This is local, distinct and cool. Highly recommended.

Second location I have visited! Had to travel around the city a bit and arranged to meet a friend…read morehere. Have loved both visits service is helpful and for a small place they're using tablets for their servers and handled a totally custom order without problems! (It probably helped they weren't busy yet.) We hung around for a while on a weekday and though it was getting crowded we weren't rushed to leave. I loved the creative use of dark-stained wooden crates to deal with an extra large window that may have been 'too-open' had it been left like just as a window. (I know, weird thing to notice.) Would absolutely come here or try another of their locations again.

The drinks are good, although some are on the sweeter side, so definitely ask questions about what…read moreyou're ordering if you prefer something less sweet. The chilaquiles are very good! As for the service, it's kind of hit or miss depending on the waitress you get.

Some restaurants you visit once and think "that was nice." Then there's Dolce Arte -- the kind of…read moreplace you bring your favorite people to, because you already know it's going to be a great time before you even sit down. This was my second visit and it delivered just as hard as the first. The Food What sets this place apart is the quality of ingredients. You can taste the freshness in every dish. The Service Attentive, friendly, and never rushed us. Exactly what you want when you're spending quality time with the people who matter. The Vibe It's cozy, warm, and the kind of spot where catching up with people you love just flows naturally. We lost track of time -- in the best possible way.

I forgot to write this review a few months back! I came to Dolce Arte with my family and good…read morefriends on Father's Day. They were super busy inside so they sat us on the back porch. It's super nice back here! It started drizzling and the staff was quick to put up umbrellas. They have a really great team who was very kind to the two year old's we had at our table. The iced vanilla latte I had was really good! The actual food was hit or miss at our table, but I enjoyed my veggie skillet and eggs. Afterwards we wandered around the space and checked out some of the art. It's a really cool spot, and would be awesome for an event or company party!

There was a long line so that was a good sign. The check in process was smooth got a text with…read moreestimate on seating time, waited maybe 20mins got seated and was able to put my order in right away. I ordered the chilaquiles Divorciados which are the green sauce and red sauce on one plate with a sunny side up egg and cecina cut of steak. The cafe de olla was amazing the chilaquiles were one of the best I've had from a restaurant but still don't compare to moms home cooked version. Overall if I had to recommend a chilaquiles spot or just a really good Mexican breakfast place in Chicago la cathedral would be in my top choices.

The food at La Catedral was very good, and the atmosphere was beautiful and lively. However, the…read moreservice could definitely be improved. When I arrived, the hostess barely acknowledged me, and after I was seated and placed my order, no one came back to check if I needed anything else. A couple of things to know: be careful with the Chilaquiles Diablos--they are very spicy! And if you order a large coffee, be prepared--it's HUGE! Overall, I enjoyed the food and the beautiful ambiance, but the service definitely took away from the experience.