7 Brew Coffee is officially our go-to weekend stop (my daughter and I are obsessed)…read more I always grab my Brunette coffee (sugar-free, of course ), and my daughter is locked in on her strawberry banana -- she loves it every single time. It's one of those little routines that just hits. And don't let the line scare you. It looks long and intimidating, but it moves SO fast that you barely even notice you're waiting ... if that makes sense. The energy is always great, service is quick, and drinks are consistently on point. Definitely a staple in our weekend rotation

I have been driving past 7 Brew for like a year and a half and today was the first time I didn't…read moresee a ridiculous line of cars spilling out of the parking lot and snarling up the intersection. So I decided to take advantage and see what all the fuss is about and pulled a quick u-turn. There were still about 8 cars in the lanes but they had plenty of staff on hand to keep the line moving quickly and I was actually able to get my order and drink in less than 5 mins. A little more time to check out the QR code menu would have been nice considering it was my first time but luckily one of the featured drinks was the Toasted Marshmallow latte and that sounded good to me so I went an iced one of those. Although the staff were very really friendly and it was a nice ordering experience the drink was just very underwhelming. I had heard that 7 Brew's drinks tended to be on the sweet side so I was expecting it to be heavy on the syrup but the toasted marshmallow flavor ended up being very faint. The latte just tasted more like sweetened milk actually. I couldn't really discern much of a coffee flavor even. I wonder if the medium iced option at 24oz just has more likelihood of being not as strong. As I was waiting for my drink the breve section did catch my eye. I might stop by again and get a small one of those to give the place another chance but at least I know for now that I haven't been missing out on too much.

This is such a nice cafe. The mocha latte was delicious and they had a great choice of milk and…read morealternative milk options, all unsweetened. We also tried a sample of their iced Irani chai and it was delicious. The staff was kind and the cafe is so well decorated. Looking forward to returning!

5 stars for what we tasted and what we see as the potential for this place! Quiet this morning with…read morethe soft opening, but we are hopeful the full launch will bring more neighbors! The service was kind and generous. A warm, inviting, comfortable, classy vibe for this coffee shop. Lots of tables and outlets, which is a plus for working. Also, delicious (not too sweet, which is a must for us!) and unique coffee drinks. We had the cardamom rose latte and honey blackseed latte - in actual mugs when you order for here (woohoo!). Love the "complimentary drink" area where you can pre-pay for a drink for a friend and leave the coffee cup sleeve with their name and a note, waiting for them when they arrive. Overall, a welcome addition to Warrenville! We can easily see the space being used for a business meeting space or event space. The menu for the Fusion Social side of the business looks delicious and intriguing. Can't wait to try it!

Yummmmm! High quality ingredients and delicious drinks. Bella Boba instantly stole my heart as soon…read moreas I walked in. I love how calming and chill this place is. It's small, locally owned and done well! There's a large-ish table where a group can hang with their laptops or a lounge area with cute photo ops. They have a large variety of milk teas, fruit teas, slushees or you can craft your own. I decided to try the peach fruit tea with lychee topping. It was refreshing and hit the spot! I then came back the following day bc it was that goooood. My 2nd time I had the passionfruit green tea (light sweetener) with mango star jellies. Equally as delicious and refreshing. =) Staff members were on top of their game. Place was consistently busy while I was there and they kept up with it. There were probably 7ish orders ahead of me and I only waited for 10 minutes. Bella Boba will be my go to place from now on, I really liked it!

Cute place with interesting drinks - lava milks. I didn't opt to try it since those are basically…read moreflavored milk drinks. The matcha latte also had more milk than I anticipated so you can hardly taste the matcha. Tasted just like the Starbucks matcha latte if that's what you like. I wanted something w a stronger matcha flavor.

Stopped in on a whim while in Naperville and loved this spot! Everything looked almost too…read moredelicious to eat lol I had the matcha filled donut and it tasted soo fresh with PLENTY of filling inside. They do not skimp out on the filling at all! It wasn't overly sweet either, which honestly was refreshing. My daughter had a croissant and it was delicious, but she doesn't care for spicy cheese and there was a jalepeno cheese inside (I didn't mind though so I finished it). She also had a strawberry filled croissant which she loved! Said it tasted super fresh. Store is super aesthetic inside! Everything looked beautiful inside. Staff was also friendly and attentive. We will be back once we're in the area again.

최저선 : The pastries and savory baked goods are fresh and flavorful. Worth a stop…read more Another more recent example of what you may find in a contemporary Paris pâtisserie/boulangerie but delivered by this self-described French Asian corporate chain. According to staff this chain is popular in S. Korea so they decided to try the concept here. The interior is rendered in warm, soothing tones. On a cold, windy winter day though, it was a bit chilly as there is no vestibule. Cold wind can rush right in so we picked a spot closer to the self serve line. Partially self serve, you pick your delectable delight. Coffee/beverages are ordered at the counter with juices in the refrigerated case. The food was good, still fresh. Perfect for a dip in your coffee. Prices are comparable to a Starbucks so you can easily drop $20 but it's nice treat. I would probably come back though if pressed to choose between alternatives I would choose this concept's direct competitor.

Impressed! We come in from the city a few times a year and always come away happy with our brunch…read moremeal. The reservation process has also vastly improved after the transitioned to a new system. As for the food. We get the kids menu options which our kids love (chicken tenders and grilled cheese). I usually do the stuffed biscuit but this time decided to try their special skillet with beef and Brussels sprouts! It was hearty and I would recommend! I asked them to make eggs with olive oil and they were able to accommodate this! My husband got the fried chicken skillet which he has ordered many times before. The honey butter pancakes are our favorite and we usually upgrade that side to this variety. Service was quick and friendly - I continue to recommend Buttermilk!

The selection is varied. They're all good choices. Everything I have had is delicious. The service…read moreis great. You will probably have to queue for a bit, but they'll text you if you join on their website, and the wait is worth it. It has a very busy, but cozy buzz that is typical of a great breakfast place. Do go.

One of the worst bubble tea that I've ever had. They have…read morethe $4.50 milk bubble tea made from powder, and the $5.00 milk bubble tea made with real black tea. The group of 7 of us all bought the regular bubble milk tea, and we all share the same thought.. This tea is disappointing. The tea is way too sweet, and the bubbles are a little stiff to chew on, might be overnight bubbles that have been refrigerated. I am guessing they do this to batch prep the bubbles, and any leftover are stored in the fridge. The tea is definitely not worth trying. The bakery looks nice, but I haven't got a chance to try.

I can't believe this place doesn't have a yelp page! It's a super cute tea and coffee bakery inside…read morethe H Mart food court. Service is efficient, the product is yummy!

Naperville location…read more Bottom Line: The food hall version of this concept is not the same experience as the stand alone location, though the food quality is consistent. I sought out this location since I definitely liked the Glenn Ellyn, stand alone location (See my review for that location). I did not realize it until I got there but this location is located in a food hall, a part of the H-Mart Asian grocery chain's delivery concept. The scaled down, food hall version, in line with, and surrounded by the sights, sounds, and aromas of a great but distracting variety of Asian food offerings, distracts and dilutes the impact of the distinctly different "Paris Baguette" concept (One of these things is not like the others). I will say that the food was good and I would say consistent with the stand-alone location; however, the highly eclectic mix of eateries, in an open food hall, obliterates the more authentic visual and environmental feel of a modern Parisian pâtisserie experience that is delivered by the stand alone store. In recently reviewing Paris Baguette's direct competitor and similar concept, basically across the street from this location, I opined that I would choose Paris Baguette if pressed to make a choice between the two; however, not In this particular instance/location. I get wanting to proliferate the name and concept in the market but, in my opinion, the food-hall version dilutes and detracts from the nice experience of the stand-alone store. If a stand-alone opens here or near, I would come back.

This was my first time trying a Paris Baguette. I had heard of their promo going on every week in…read moreJanuary that allowed you to get a $3 latte and so as I was leaving H-Mart on one of those bitterly cold days I stopped by this location located in the food court area to get something to keep me warm on the drive home. It was midday and I was feeling a little hungry too so I was glad to see that the pastry cases weren't completely wiped out and a couple of ham and cheese croissants looking just too good to pass up. Staff were all really nice and on top of everything. This is more of a grab and go location but you can definitely sit down and enjoy your drink or a meal at the shared food court seating if it's not too busy. The latte was a little too on the sweet side for me but the flavor was good. I would say the croissant was the highlight of this visit though. Perfectly crispy and flaky with a good amount of filling too.

They have a decent selection of teas. Had the Dragon Pearl Jasmine and they use tea leaves that…read morethey place in a pouch and hangs inside the side of the cup. Love the aroma and flavors. Water was very hot, so I did ask for some ice to help cool it down enough to drink right away. They have a variety of other coffee and drinks. Also they have desserts, pastries, and sandwiches. There are a few comfy chairs by the entrance. Tables for 2-4 ppl along the wall and a larger table in the back. Great place to have a quick meeting or small study group.

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!

Chicago Burbs Coffee Tour Stop 20 @piscesbobatea. …read more Rating: . Order: Americano. (Slight burnt espresso taste, with some acidity) . More of a Boba spot? Stop in while son was at Basketball practice. Quiet hidden spot on the edge of Naperville.

Food: *Zesty lychee - this was a seasonal summer item and on…read morea humid day in Chicagoland, it was definitely refreshing! Ambiance/Service: I had to take pictures of the Year of the Dragon art and the Spring has sprung art because it's great that there was a celebration of the season and the year. I appreciated that the staff took the time to make this set on a chalkboard. It could easily be a poster. There are also places to take pictures. Overall: When I am in town (which isn't often) I like to stop by here for boba. The staff is friendly and patient (because I don't know what to order since I'm not a regular) and it is a happy place. Even the details (the little signs that have the wifi password) are fun and inviting. And next time I come by it will be a different sesson, possibly a different year and I look forward to seeing the signs and all the ways Pisces Cafe captures the present moment.

Such a cute little hole-in-the-wall spot! Karak Café has a cozy vibe with lots of options for chai,…read morelassi, and coffee, plus a nice selection of snacks and small bites. Service was fairly quick, and there's decent seating inside, perfect for catching up with friends or relaxing solo with a drink. We tried the karak chai, which was super flavorful and refreshing, and the madras coffee -- which honestly stole the show! It tastes just like authentic filter coffee from India, rich and perfectly balanced. The bun with malai and honey was light, fluffy, and paired perfectly with our drinks -- a simple but absolutely delicious snack. Definitely recommend this spot if you love authentic chai or South Indian-style coffee -- a true hidden gem worth visiting!

We had high hopes and were looking forward to some really good chai. Unfortunately this place was…read moredisappointing. We got a chicken kofte roll, 1 doodh pathi, and 1 samosa chaat. It took about 15 for the roll to come out and then another 10-15 minutes for the samosa chaat out and they literally forgot the doodh pathi until we asked about it at the end. The excuse was that they were making it from scratch? The roll was decent, really just tasted and felt like they got the ingredients from Patel Brothers and threw it together. Same with the somosa chaat, which didn't even have a samosa. It was just one deconstructed samosa crushed along the plate and covered in yogurt and some chutneys. There was more chickpeas than samosa. Both dishes were something I'd expect to put together at home last minute if a guest showed up unannounced and even then i'd be embarrassed to serve this stuff. We got the doodh pathi finally as we were heading out and we expected a soothing drink of tea leaves brewed in milk. Unfortunately all you taste is milk. Wouldn't recommend