First time at Scooter's today, here are some thoughts:…read more -If you like unique flavors, extremely friendly service, and you don't mind paying a little more, Scooter's is for you! -I like my sweet, flavored latte as much as the next guy or gal. So, I ordered the strawberry shortcake latte. I know, a little risky. The flavor didn't quite work for me. -Maybe I just picked poorly : ) I'll be back again to try their other flavors. To be continued... P.S. I tried their Carmel hot coffee. Much better! Recommended!

It a very cute upcoming coffee shop . They even know how to…read moremake Cafe AU Lait . I love it. My daughter like her coffee too . You can get coffee shop in the station and by gas all at once. So great

Unfortunately, the service really ruined the experience for me. It was our first time here, so my…read moresister and I just needed a minute to look over the menu, but the cashier kept rushing us to order and had a lot of attitude. It made the whole interaction feel uncomfortable and unwelcoming. The drinks themselves were fine, but nothing special enough to make up for the poor service. The cashier honestly threw off the entire experience for us.

Surprisingly, Gregorys Coffee is a great little spot to escape the hustle and bustle of Woodfield…read moreMall. I stopped in with my wife and baby son to take a quick break from shopping. We ordered two drinks: a salted caramel cold brew for my wife and a flat white for myself. The cashier accidentally rang up my wife's drink as a salted caramel matcha instead, which wasn't a major issue since she enjoys matcha anyway, but I do wish they had read the order back to us to avoid the mix-up. Fortunately, the salted caramel matcha turned out to be a happy surprise, and the flat white was solid, if a bit ordinary. Since we visited on a weekday, it wasn't too crowded, and we were able to find a comfortable spot to sit. We really liked the branding and appreciated having this cozy little nook inside the largest mall in the region.

Their menu is big, and if you look at their website, it's even bigger. I did so much research on…read morewhat to get because I didn't know what some of the names meant. I landed on that they have a lot of sweet drinks because they have different combinations of all the syrups. Since I like sweeter drinks I got the nutty squirrel and made it a cold brew instead of a latte and added sweet foam. A sugar rush with a splash of caffeine. Service was quick. It is a drive thru only spot which is nice when it's not busy. Even though this drink wasn't on their physical drive thru menu, the person that was taking orders quickly validated it did exist and the wild internet was not lying to me. Quickly received my drink and I was on my way! It was definitely sweet and delicious.

I've been looking forward to this place opening. These type of drive-through coffee shops--the kind…read morethat are drive through only--are a dime a dozen in Oregon, but I've rarely seen them around here. I've picked up a couple times here and their drinks are good. I don't drink coffee but I've picked up one of the Butter Bear and one of the Island Bear drinks for others, and they've gotten high marks (they're almost the same, but the Island Bear adds coconut as well). They have a few different cocoa drinks as well, which is a nice change from most places. My sister also spied a tea drink in their offerings which as VERY quickly become my favorite, which is called the Citrus Mint Soother. From what I gather it's basically an Arnold Palmer but make it hot. It's definitely soothing and it's become a favorite drink of my toddler as well.

This is a new bubble tea place inside the mall. It's faster if you enter through Ross'. It's right…read morearound the corner from Ross' and JC Penny, right across from the nail shop. They have a variety of fresh fruit teas, fruit teas and milk teas. For fresh fruits you can mix up to 3 in a drink. They have tapioca, lychee jelly and popping bubbles to choose to add to your bubble tea. I ordered a mango peach fresh fruit with lychee jelly. Personally I thought the girl was adding way too much lychee jelly, about 1/4 of the cup. I actually had to tell her to not add any more. Personally I wasn't a fan of my drink. I thought it tasted more like yogurt than fresh fruit. I wouldn't mind going back to try their fruit teas which they use black tea as their base. Also I'm looking forward to try their milk tea. If this is your first time trying a drink here I suggest getting the smaller size. My large drink came out to $6.66 after tax and I only finished about a quarter of it. The facility is clean, there's benches in front of the shop if you just feel like sitting down for a bit. As my first experience, it wasn't bad but hopefully I can update my rating after I try their other drinks.

Great product. Tastes great. Just right for the mid afternoon snack. Lots of great varieties to…read morechoose from. Great flavors and ok prices.

Conscious Cup Palatine is located in the train station. They have a cute porch patio, indoor…read moreseating, and large ordering counter. I love that this location also sells their vanilla & lavender syrups and mocha & caramel sauces for at home coffee. They offer their standard line up of coffee and teas as well as monthly drink specials. They do not have their breakfast sandwiches but do have their pastry case. I ordered the Sweet Honey Bee latte which is one of my absolute favorite flavored lattes. My husband got the London Fog with he also thoroughly enjoyed. I got the vanilla syrup ($19) to enjoy at home. It's a bit thicker but you can see the fresh vanilla bean and has great taste. Conscious Cup coffee is priced as a premium but is such a great treat to enjoy!

Came here for a Matcha and was not disappointed! The unsweetened matcha with oat milk was perfect!…read moreI also liked the space at this cafe, plenty of seating and big windows.

spending nearly $1,000 a year on coffee there Your math is…read moreright: $3.35 × 6 days = $20.10/week $20.10 × ~4 weeks = $80.40/month $80.40 × 12 = $964.80/year went twice today.Benefiting from loyalty, not doing you a favor stopper jar situation is a real hygiene problem asked for a stopper -- a normal request. Instead of handing you one, she points to a community jar that: * everyone's hands go into no one knows if people washed their hands people sneeze, cough, scratch, pick, whatever COVID or not, it's still unsanitary food‑contact items must be dispensed in a sanitary way. Cook County Department of Public Health and FDA Food Code both require: No bare-hand contact with items that go on or near food/drink Single‑use items must be protected from contamination A jar full of loose stoppers is not compliant. asked for a stopper -- a normal request. Instead of handing you one, she points to a community jar that: everyone's hands go into no one knows if people washed their hands people sneeze, cough, scratch, pick, whatever COVID or not, it's still unsanitary food‑contact items must be dispensed in a sanitary way. Cook County Department of Public Health and FDA Food Code both require: * No bare-hand contact with items that go on or near food/drink * Single‑use items must be protected from contamination A jar full of loose stoppers is not compliant.

I'm glad that this coffee house is around because my husband and I had a great experience at Around…read moreCafe. We went in on a Saturday afternoon and there were a fair number of people there while we were around. I ordered the hot chocolate. I found it rich and creamy. My husband got the iced black coffee and he enjoyed it. I enjoyed Around Cafe and hope the stick around for a long time!

I love visiting this coffee shop, the barista is very friendly and makes drinks very fast. The…read moreperfect spot for coffee before getting on the train. I will continue coming here, both tiramisu latte and caramel latte are great and prices are too!

I went to get coffee, which was delicious, but I also tried the cookies and some waffle pastry…read more Totally wrecked my diet, but it was awesome and well worth it. The people that work phenomenal. They just opened up a few days ago. It's a small store front, but it's clean. It's nice. They also have a exterior entrance door

Hospital coffee shop? Sign me up!…read more ... said no one ever. ... until me today. Located inside Northwest Community Hospital's surgery wing (through entrance 2), this coffee shop and bakery was as decent a caliber as any Caribou Coffee ever was. Free wifi, plenty of seating, pre-made but still fresh sandwiches, DELICIOUS chocolate croissants, and damn fine caffeinated beverages and teas. I got a 20oz latte and two big chocolate croissants and my bill was around $7, which I thought was a great price considering all that at Starbucks easily would have run me over $12. There's also a really nice outdoor area with some bench seating and a beautiful winding garden path. Honestly, this might be my favorite coffee shop in the area.

This little coffee shop is located on the lobby of Northwest Community Hospital - by the North…read moreentrance (Surgery waiting room). Not much to offer and even for a hospital cafe would have expected better. Coffee was just ok and prepackaged lunches were dreadful. The person at the register didn't know the prices and it was not labeled. Would suggest grub hub if you need to eat while waiting for loved ones