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Gaslight Coffee Roasters

4.1 (326 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed

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Anthony D.

A pretty cool space, we stopped in for a quick coffee. It was pretty spacious with a lot of tables. I ordered the Cafe Miel iced which was pretty good, definitely recommend it.

Iced chai
Casey W.

A great spot to work from! I went in the afternoon to get an iced chai and it was pretty busy.

Latte
Jose C.

We came here for a quick cup of coffee. The staff here was ok. Not very welcoming. No smiles. The coffee a was good though. I ordered a medium latte. The price was fair and the location is great. Perfect place to grab a coffee and walk around or just chill and do some work. Not sure if I'd come back anytime soon though.

Oat milk latte
Rebecca P.

The coffee shop is cute with a lot of seating available. There are also many outlets and Wi-Fi available making it a great place to do work. I got an oat milk latte which was good but could have been a bit warmer. For oat milk they also use the minor figures brand. Also when I searched online it looked like they had vegan pastries but they do not offer any vegan pastry options or vegan options for food in general. Would definitely come back here more often if they did offer good vegan pastries. Right off the blue line so easy to get to if taking public transit.

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Lico J.

I purchased Gaslight's beans through their website before so I was excited to visit the actual store. The store got an industrial feel and the vibes were very casual. The barista was very friendly. We got a 12-oz latte for here and a 12-oz cold brew to go. The latte was good - not like great but good enough for a community coffee shop and daily coffee runs. The foam was thick but we could still taste the espresso and the espresso was good. The cold brew was just okay - coffee taste was too light.

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Shannon W.

The good: I LOVE that they have for-here glasses! I feel like I waste so many plastic cups of when I post up somewhere to do work and get coffee. The place is well air conditioned with strong wifi. The bad: I'm pretty sure they use robusta coffee. Other people seem not to mind it as much but I can't stand it. Robusta is cheaper, higher in caffeine, and much more bitter/acidic than arabica. They don't say on their website whether they use robusta/arabica, and usually if somewhere doesn't say, that means they use robusta, since arabica is widely regarded as a better tasting bean overall. The ugly: standardized testing vibes inside. I thought this might be a remnant of covid social distancing but looking back at old reviews it seems like they've had this seating since before 2020. I think this place would really benefit from some more welcoming and comfier seating options and arabica coffee.

Black... just the way I like it...

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The worst matcha in the city. Gaslight me into thinking they could make a good drink! Threw it away after my first sip

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Probably my most favorite coffee shop in Chicago. Great coffee, reasonable price, good music, always friendly! Great place to do work.

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Great place to stop and get work done/study. Excellent drinks name here. Corner building.

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