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    Haibayô

    4.9 (20 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Cici C.

    Great atmosphere, it's like a maze, one cafe within another space, pretty neat. We tried their mekong citrus special which is a lime and expresso summer drink. Exactly what I was looking for. Tart, refreshing, and no sweet flavor at all. The coffee is on the acidic side, clean tasting, not too smoky or bitter. It's like a lime-nade with coffee flavor. A really nice drink for summer.

    Betty U.

    What a hidden gem in the northside Chinatown on Argyle! It took the wonderful Stir Friday Night's residency to bring me to enjoy their wonderful variety show (every other Friday night) at their new residency here. The venue is comfortably spacious, clean, organized and offers a delicious array of coffees, matcha, teas and I highly recommend the tasty delicate pork croissant banh mi. Highly encourage your patronage and support of Stir Friday Night, longest running Asian American comedy troupe for over 30 years, now led by the talented and devoted director, Jonathan Lee-Rey. Famous alumni include Steven Yuen, Danny Pudi, Suzy Nakamura and many others. Plenty of tables, lounge areas to relax and enjoy a bite and drink etc. Metered and valet parking available.

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    Christine L.

    Came by for their Stir Friday Night Variety Show/Community Showcase which is outside their normal open hours. The evening we went they had a singer, 2 comedians, a local business, and some of the Stir Friday Night cast doing their thang. Haibayo was slinging the drinks and snacks including some drink specials. Jeremy C. had the Vietnamese iced coffee, I had the mango sticky rice drink, and we shared the croissant banh mi which I might actually enjoy more than an actual banh mi?? Is that even possible?? The vibes in the cafe/community space are so cool, one of the most unique spots I've been to in a while. All around an entertaining evening in a really neat spot with unique and tasty food and drinks. They're currently hosting these events every 2 weeks, be sure to check out Stir Friday Night's website to book tickets! But really also just stop by to visit this place during their actual open hours during the day because it's so chill and cool.

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    Anthony D.

    A really cool addition to the neighborhood. The place is bright and vibrant with plenty of seating and outlets. The coffee shop is all the way in the back and it looks like there is a small patio. The only downside is it opens at 8:00am, so if you have to go to the loop or log on by 8:30am then you might not be able to get a drink before hand. I went with the Cà Phê Sữa which was pretty tasty.

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    Jennifer D.

    Very nice nostalgic local coffee shop with Vietnamese influence. I highly recommend! Very spacious area, great unique drinks and nice small treats- their croissant banh mi is a very smart idea. I really want to try their black sesame hojicha tea next time.

    Lico J.

    Loved the nostalgic design of this coffee shop. As a Chinese person, I genuinely had a little "wow" moment when walking through that smaller doorway into the order area - it felt familiar in the best way. The baristas were super friendly, and I especially liked the small board showing photos of their specialty drinks and each barista's personal favorite. I ordered the Mekong Citrus and a Chai Thai Tea with cheese cream on top. Both were excellent. The Thai tea is definitely a calorie bomb, but it's worth it - so good! I also enjoyed browsing the little Asian-themed plant shop next door, filled with books, candles, cups, and other small goodies. We'll definitely be back.

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    Mary M.

    This new cafe is everything to me. Bright and vibrant inside, the cafe drinks match to a T. The orange (Orange Amber) and lemon (Mekong Citrus) drinks are light and citrusy, not a typical espresso drink you'd find at other coffee shops. BUT it is infinitely delicious and you NEED TO come here. The Bahn mi on a croissant was the show stopper. Buttery and spicy. In love. Can't wait to see what this space does. I love it. Good job folks!!

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    Anna G.

    Super cute spot with great coffee drinks and delicious bahn mi croissants. The counter is all the way in the back so you go through lots of tables and seating areas first. Service is friendly and the menu is interesting and well executed. I missed out on the popup that was hosted earlier that day, but my drink and croissant were delicious so I'll be back soon :)

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    Dan G.

    A ridiculously beautiful and spacious (yet cozy) spot, my only complaint is that there are already a couple of fantastic cafes within the same 2 block area and hate to see them have to compete. Haibayo is one of my favorite cafe experiences in all of Chicago, with a good drink selection and a decent banh mi croissant. Since it coexists with a community center, the seating is plentiful and varied but often fills up with how deservedly popular the cafe is. Wonderful place to do work or to get coffee after a meal of pho on Argyle

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    Angie N.

    This is such a wonderful cafe that truly celebrates Argyle's history and culture! I came here to work remotely for a day, and there was plenty of space and outlets available. The decor was stunning, and I loved how it recognizes the creation of Argyle and the history of Vietnamese immigrants who came to Chicago. The workers were very helpful in providing drink options. I loved my coffee drink - it was fresh and had a great coconut flavor. It's also connected to the charming plant shop Qideyas, so you really get it all with this spot. Will definitely be a new go-to spot for me!

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    5.1 mi•Humboldt Park, West Town

    I always picked Humboldt park over Wicker park any day. I used to look at the lagoon at night and…read morethink and reflect. I loved attending the Puerto Rican fests with friends. I enjoyed walking the park with snow on the ground.

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