Best bagels hands down, you haven't had a good bagel until you've been here. Lots of bagel and…read morecream cheese flavor options all made in house!

My daughter had a tennis tournament at College of Dupage which really doesn't have much around it…read more(from what i could tell). When we started to get hungry just being spectators I sent my dad out to find some food. I did a quick search on Yelp and pointed him the direction of County Farm Bagels. Similar to the tennis courts at College of Dupage he said the bagel place wasn't easy to find, but he made his way there. From there he ordered 2 sandwiches and then realized he forgot his wallet at home. Oops. And he's about 10 years behind when it comes to having apple pay on your phone. The woman at the bagel shop was nice enough to let him call me and pay over the phone. 20 minutes later he made his way back to Dupage and I enjoyed a poppy bagel filled with egg and cheese. It was a bit too cheesy for my liking, but still tasted pretty good and I was famished so anything would do. I also don't find Chicagoland to have the best bagels, but this one was pretty soft! This is quite far from me in the North Shore, but if i find myself in the area again (likely for another tennis tournament) I'd stop here for a quick bite to eat.

Food-4/5 I bought the bundt cake for $3. Pretty good,…read morenothing special. My friend got iced tea and said it was worth the money also. I can't rate the entire place on the desert so take this review with a grain of salt. Service/Vibes -5/5 Very nice and well kept place. Very organized and has a great eating area.

This was (almost) comical. We had wanted to try a different coffee shop this morning but discovered…read morethey weren't open yet and we were hungry so we decided to stop in before making a trip to Target. We have been here before a few years ago and the food was pretty good so we were not expecting this experience. We ordered two paninis, two coffees and my husband got an order of pancakes in addition. We ordered it to eat there. They gave us a table number and we sat down. We proceeded to watch three people very confused about how to make a coffee for at least 10-15 min. They are reading handbooks and walking around confused. I then watch them trying to figure out how to make my cold brew in a giant pitcher with tap water from a sink in the back. I watch them measuring out cloudy tap water and reading instructions on how to make it. Meanwhile they are also confused on how to make my husbands caramel macchiato. At one point one of them is smelling the coffee cup. This was all a little concerning but ok whatever. Then we get our food. It was not great but again, whatever. My cold brew was warm and murky and had just a few ice cubes floating in it. My husband was afraid to even try his coffee as when he received it I found this thick black hair in the other half of my panini. My husband mentions this to the woman who brought his coffee and she was nice and took it away and asked if we wanted something else. We were very grossed out and asked can they just refund the pancakes because they still weren't ready and we were just ready to leave. She was nice and said ok but then nobody had any idea how to give a refund. She had to call someone to refund us. We then left and I'm reading the receipt and she didn't refund us she had refunded someone else who had the same table number. I had to call back and tell her she didn't refund the right person or entree. She asked if we could come back but I really didn't want to waste any more time in there. She was very nice and apologetic and called me back and had refunded our entire order even though we just asked for the pancakes to be refunded as they hadn't come out. We will not come back though. This was pretty gross. It takes a lot for me to say something to the staff and not just suffer in silence. This was pretty bad. They really need to train their staff. Making coffee that's on their regular menu should be pretty second nature. Not having hair in the food is also a reasonable expectation. Gross.

Very cute spot to stop in and grab a coffee in downtown Naperville! My boyfriend went to UofM and…read moreinsisted that it's an Ann Arbor staple and said that we had to check it out! He got an iced mocha and a tiramisu for us to share. The tiramisu was really good - the right amount of whipped cream and the lady fingers weren't too dry. He really enjoyed the mocha and finished it super quickly. Lots of seating in the cafe and the staff were super friendly. Overall, solid little spot and I'd definitely recommend if you're in the area!

Dragon Eye coffee is a simple but great combo. Two shots of espresso, water, and sweetened…read morecondensed milk. I love that the amount of sweetened condensed milk was just right where the coffee didn't end up being too sweet. I do want to point out that the drink didn't seem like the strongest coffee around, and the taste closer resembled tea with a little milk added. I should have gone to the Vietnamese coffee the cashier offered! I also tried a piece of their sour cream coffee cake. Warmed wonderfully, and with just the right amount of sweetness, crispness, and just a little tang from the sour cream. This was terrific, and something I would absolutely get again. The vibe is classic with lots of wood, and plenty of comfortable seating. However, if you choose to take advantage of their WiFi, you are asked to buy a drink first, and then every 30 minutes after an hour. I understand where this comes from, and it serves as a deterrent from someone buying one drink and spending a working day in here. However, it also makes Sweetwaters seem like less of a spot to chill and catch up on Yelp reviews (for e.g.,), as I'd have to set a stopwatch to not break the rules. Final verdict: while the Dragon Eye could've had some coffee flavors, the coffee cake helped bring the experience up. While the vibe is classic, don't expect to sit and work without keeping the drinks coming.

Decent for a bagel and cream cheese. Breakfast sandwich? I'd pass for next time though. It wasn't…read morebad, just nothing special. This location is in the heart of downtown Naperville and even at 830am it was extremely crowded. There's about 15-20 indoor seats, which I personally think there could be more seating options to utilize how big the space is. Service was fairly quick. My group stood in line for a good 15 mins bc of how busy they were. Took about 5 minutes to get our food after ordering though. I personally think it's better to keep it simple from here - get a dozen bagels and a couple of shmears and call it a day.

I'm really glad that this Einsteins is here. I have been getting their lox and bagel for years. So…read morewhy only three stars? Recently, the sandwich isn't what it used to be. The bagels (untoasted) no longer have the same texture as a real NY style version. The crust is nice and chewy but the center can be much too soft. The cream cheese is sometimes so soft that it's almost runny and the lox can be a bit fishy in an unpleasant way. What was once a really dependable sandwich is now catch-as-catch-can. They seem to have expanded their menu over the years which is probably a good thing. However, I wish they would be more consistent with the basics. I do like the spacious atmosphere, the convenient location, and the generally good service.

A nice enough Panera but a little annoying to deal with if you're going south on 59 and also want…read moreto continue going south after you're done but I won't hold that totally against them. Staff were really friendly and I received 2 nice greetings even though I was just picking up a mobile order. The inside was clean and quiet too around 1pm when I stopped by. I ordered one of those bagel stacks sandwiches because I had a $5 off coupon in the app that was expiring today. Haven't had it before and it was really good. I got the steak one with the new Asiago Everything bagel and added some cucumbers, mixed greens, and sliced tomatoes and pepperoncini and found the sandwich to be more than filling. The steak is actually decent and doesn't taste fake like other chain places and the salsa verde spread is refreshing with a nice zip to it. I paid just over $4 with tax and tip and actually feel the sandwich could even be a decent value at regular price.

An alright Panera location to visit if you're shopping in the area. This Panera has the same…read morequality food and drinks that you expect from the chain, but has some areas of work that prevent me from fully recommending this spot. First is that the service feels a bit below the standards that I expect from a Panera. That is, I didn't get the usual greeting from an employee, followed by someone asking if I need any help. It felt that most everyone went straight to the ordering kiosks, avoiding the usual interactions. It was also a bit difficult to hear orders being called though fortunately there was an order tracker and I received a text when food was ready. Also, the cleanliness of the tables could've been improved as the restaurant wasn't super busy when I visited but none of the tables I looked at seemed to be wiped down particularly well. In terms of the actual food available. There were all the usual options available to purchase, with bakery goods arrange fairly neatly as well. No complaints about the quality of the food, but I wish the overall ambiance and restaurant upkeep was a little better.

It is a clean cafe where you feel at home. Gluten free options were wonderful. They cook with a…read morereal pizza oven!! It's a must if you're in the area.

Checked out this kind of hidden cafe. It certainly is one of the not as known places in Naperville…read more Nature's Best Cafe is kind of hidden amongst strip malls and offices. A lot of healthy and great tasting food for those who find it. The prices aren't that bad for this kind of stuff. Basic looking cafe with a good size seating area. It's actually bigger than it looks. The menu may not be that big but it still has plenty of choices for various diets and preferences. All of it's freshly made. It's about $7 for a smoothie. Got the colorful one called the Green Machine. This is made with almond milk, bananas, ginger, and spinach. It's about $9 for a salad, pretty big ones. Last time I got the Southwestern Salad. This has avocados, black beans, cilantro, corn, and salsa, and comes with a chipotle vinaigrette. Among the other options are pizzas if you can believe it. They make these a lot healthier with not as much junk on top. Great food that's full of flavor. It's closed Sundays. There's plenty to get for vegans and vegetarians.

I love Kindred Coffee Roasters!! I've been here multiple times. It's such a cute little coffee shop…read morein West Chicago, perfect for getting work done, catching up with friends, or playing one of their board games. I ordered a pancake breakfast latte, and it definitely resembles pancakes! It was delicious. The quality and attention to detail at Kindred is clear, and you can tell they truly care about what they do and have a genuine passion for coffee. I also tried their hummus toast and it was really good! I'd love to try more of their food items in the future.

Ordered a hot Aztec? Mocha online. My order was ready right when I got there. Very clean inside and…read morehelpful staff. The mocha is definitely spicy but has wonderful flavor. The cinnamon notes really shine, the shot had great flavor, and the milk was steamed perfectly to just the right temperature. There are a few parking spaces right out front. Make sure that you leave heading away from the shop, or you might get caught by a train.