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    Cafe Libra - The inside area.  The other side serves ice cream as well.

    Cafe Libra

    4.0(38 reviews)
    1.6 mi•Lincoln Square

    Cafe Libra is my new go-to for Balkan food. The cevapi are ridiculously good and the portions are…read morehuge! I got ten of them stuffed into a fresh pillowy lepinja bread that they bake fresh. The bread is warm and soft and honestly makes the whole thing. And do yourself a favor: get the Nutella Serbian donut. It's amazing. The patio is one of the best parts -- super chill vibe with a ton of colorful umbrellas hanging overhead. The staff are so friendly too, always happy to answer questions if you're not sure what to order. Can't recommend this place enough. I'll be back for sure.

    Stopped by Cafe Libra around 11am and sat outside with my puppy, which I really appreciated! The…read morepatio is super cute and colorful, and they had no problem with my pup sitting outside with me. I ordered an iced coffee and it was fine--nothing particularly special, but still enjoyable. I was hoping to grab a pastry or something to go with it, but unfortunately they didn't have anything out when I visited, which surprised me since it was already around 11am. One thing to know if you're planning to come here and get some work done: there was no Wi-Fi/internet available when I visited. Overall, Cafe Libra has that casual, familiar Balkan café feel. My experience was okay, but I'd definitely come back another time to try the pastries and more of the food. The cute patio and being puppy-friendly outside were definitely the highlights for me!

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    Oromo Cafe

    Oromo Cafe

    4.3(328 reviews)
    1.7 mi•Ravenswood, Lincoln Square
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    I stopped by Oromo one afternoon for a quick pick-me-up. The woman working the register was so…read moresweet and welcoming. I asked her for some recommendations and she suggested one of the frozen drinks. I'm so glad she did because I have been craving it ever since! They have a few frozen drinks to choose from, but I went with the cold brew + hazelnut truffle. It's made with housemade hazelnut milk, cold brew, cacao, frozen bananas, housemade coconut caramel, maple syrup, vanilla, and seasalt. Trust me-- it is just as heavenly as it sounds! I forgot to get photos of it because I drank it so quickly--sorry! The space is so cute inside and it's in a fun area to wander around, right in the heart of Lincoln Square. Can't wait to come back!

    I wanted to love Oromo Cafe. I popped in for lunch during a visit to Lincoln Square, primarily…read morebecause the menu sounded fabulous - so many plant based options, including house-made milks. Unfortunately the menu overpromises and the food underdelivers, at least that day. -Lentil soup: good flavor, but very watery, more like broth than soup. The amount of soup barely reached a third of the way up the bowl, and the price of $7 for the bowl size was candidly just not worth it. -Beet hummus sandwich: again, good flavor, but I was anticipating a sandwich (as per menu description). What was presented was a single piece of naan spread with a thin layer of beet hummus, scattered with a few toppings. For $13 my expectations were higher. The beet hummus was delicious; with the goal of recreating this at home I asked a member of the staff about the ingredients. Unfortunately rather than saying, "I'm not sure, but let me check," they responded with "I don't know. I just started and I don't know most of the menu items." There is a lot of fabulous food in Chicago. Although Oromo Cafe is fine, I recommend saving ones dining experience and money for something truly fabulous.

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    Kanin

    4.6(88 reviews)
    1.5 mi•Lincoln Square

    I used to work at a Hawaiian restaurant and it's so hard to find good Kanaka Māoli food in Chicago…read more The Spam and egg musubi are delightfully marinated and juicy. Rotating onigiri every day with a large selection of fillings. I do wish they were in the convenience store wrappers because the nori was really gooey from being in Saran Wrap. The Kalua pork is extremely flavorful with perfectly seasoned rice. I do wish the meals came with a side of Mac salad instead of it being an upcharged side item. The banana ube pudding is the perfect end to a meal. Staff is great and helpful to make sure you get the best variety. The store itself is very cute and has lots of fun art.

    We were excited to try some of the hawaiian inspired flavors at Kanin, as we love visiting the…read moreislands every few years. Be mindful of peak hours because the line gets long and street parking can be a nightmare; we were fortunate to come right before the lunch rush. The venue is quite small with a few tables, however it sounds like they will be expanding in the near future. We ordered a variety of musubis and got the loco moco bowl, it took about 20 minutes to come out but was piping hot and fresh. The flavors of the musubi were okay, nothing to rave about and plenty of other places in the chicagoland area that taste similar or better. The loco moco was pretty good, something we'd order again in the future. Overall a positive experience, but wouldn't be worth the wait if we had to stand in line on top of the food prep times. Best, Charlie

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    First Slice Pie Cafe - Chocolate Cream Pie

    First Slice Pie Cafe

    4.3(472 reviews)
    1.8 mi•Andersonville, Edgewater
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    First Slice Pie Cafe has been our favorite spot for Sunday Brunch since we moved to the area in…read moreSpring 2022. We love the food, the staff, and the full dining experience. First and foremost, the food is delicious and affordable. Win-win! My husband and I love everything on the menu, but we definitely have our favorites. My husband loves the buffalo chicken wrap and I love the caramelized onion and bacon quiche. Yum! He likes the side of chips and I love the side salad. The salad is the perfect sweet and savory combo with greens, apples, and vinaigrette. We love the staff! They are so friendly, helpful, and welcoming! We are so grateful for their kindness and professionalism! Prices are great, the space is delightful, and everything is clean! Plus, if you need items to go, they have all your needs! We like to get a full quiche to slice into pieces and put in the freezer for lunches at work throughout the week. We also like to get the pies for impressive items to bring to a dinner or gathering with friends. We love First Slice and how it is a staple of our Andersonville/Edgewater community! If you've never been, we recommend you stop by next chance you get !

    The short walk in this torrential downpour was so worth it. Came here after work today and felt…read morelike a light lunch and First Slice Pie proved to be the perfect choice (especially on a rainy day) Felt the need to get my veggies in so went with their Goat Cheese and Roasted Veggie Sandwich. Had to add my protein so added chicken. I am a big fan of all of the things that came in this sandwich so it was an easy choice for me. Great sandwich indeed. The creamy goat cheese blended everything so well together and the crispy cauliflower added a delightfully refreshing crunch. And can't forget to mention that poached pear...genius addition to add a little sweetness without over saucing and taking away from the healthiness of a veggie sandwich lol. And how can't I not get a slice of pie from a place with the word Pie In the name? Went with a slice of Michigan Sour Cherry and...WOW. PERFECT crust married to the perfect filling. I'm so satisfied right now (I literally am writing this post meal) Such a small, simple and charming sit down cafe. My type of joint. Just what the doctor ordered for lunch. Glad I found a new go-to spot.

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    City Skyline Chicago Coffee Lounge - Maple latte and iced gingerbread latte

    City Skyline Chicago Coffee Lounge

    4.6(41 reviews)
    1.6 mi•Ravenswood, Lincoln Square

    While City Skyline makes a respectable cup of coffee, latte in my case, it's the vibe that will…read morehave me coming back. City skyline has a ton of aviation-related memorabilia, including bona-fide airplane seats and a bulkhead, complete with overhead compartments. I was even temped to buckle my seatbelt for the completeness of the experience, but felt that if there was 'turbulence' this was perhaps the only case where I *wouldn't* want my seatbelt fastened. Together with the aforementioned, the vibe is comfy, and not a bad spot to spend an hour or two. The latte I ordered was good. It wasn't overly sweet, and had great flavor. A latte lover would likely get more enjoyment out of it, compared to someone like me, who like their coffee industrial strength with the bitterness to go with it. The prices are fair - not the cheapest ever, but without the gut punch of competitors. The service is great. It is polite and fast. Point also for being mindful of a person experiencing a mental health condition outside, and locking the door that they do not create a severe disruption. Final verdict: The coffee is very good, but the cozy, aviation vibe is the real selling point! Would recommend?: Yes, especially to av-geeks. Would return?: Yes, especially when I get the itch to simulate flying somewhere, only without delays, TSA, or any of the discombobulation related to airports and flying.

    My favorite local coffee shop. Clearly owned and operated with love and care. Every staff member is…read morea joy to interact with. Fun specialty/seasonal drinks, delicious pastries and crepes, completely unique atmosphere... and oftentimes there is a dog there to say hi to!

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    Joree - cafes - Updated September 2026

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