It's so difficult to choose what to eat because everything looks so good!…read more If you want to dine in, make sure to grab a table as soon as you walk in. You have to seat yourself, so secure a table before they're all taken. Once you sit down, time will fly--the vibes are definitely vibing at Tary Coffee! We started with the Scrambled Eggs in Brioche. Fluffy scrambled eggs served on a slightly toasted brioche bun. The light cream cheese spread on the bread added a delicious creaminess that paired really well with the eggs. We also tried the Royal Benedict with Smoked Salmon. The poached eggs were cooked just right and paired beautifully with the smoked salmon. Definitely one of my favorite breakfast combinations! And, for a little treat, we had the Baursaq--fried dough served with a side of raspberry jam. The slight tartness of the jam balanced nicely with the subtle sweetness of the fried dough. Such a great pairing with your morning coffee!

the food is mad good for a quick snack. i love central asia cuisine, and i will most definitely be…read moreback! this place gets busy quick. limited seating, so we got rlly lucky having found a seat right as it got busier in the afternoon.

Morning coffee and tea with a pastry! Two Raisin Danishes, a Grim Steeper, and a Applely Ever After…read morehot beverages.

Finally came back to check out a different drink. Ended up getting the London Calling Latte, which…read morewas much better. I have tried a latte with honey and sea salt before; that one I didn't like but this one was much better. Like last time, pretty fast & friendly service. Coffee place seems nice and calm; I would come back and work next time! Note: London Calling Latte is usually made with oat milk but I ordered mine with whole milk.

Two of us ordered: iced americano $4.25…read moreiced latte $6 Smooth americano spot. Some seating inside, can definitely get a bit crowded during peak hours.

Quick take: very quick process…read more This cafe was recommended by our hotel lobby front desk staff. I ordered an iced macchiato latte. Very good! Would have ordered again if I had more time.

Quick coffee! Only swung by since we passed it but they work really fast and the employees are…read morelocked in. I see they make their own syrups in house and that's a great sign of loving the craft in my book. No complaints!

The sign of a good coffee shop TO ME is if they 1) make their syrups in house and 2) don't charge…read moreextra for plant-based milks - they charge $1 for plant based milk - the honey in my honey oat latte was described as half honey, half water (so a honey simple syrup) - no working space, this is more of a grab & go shop, with bar seats and 2 small tables outside - /+small latte is 1 shot of espresso (could be useful for a late coffee when you don't want to be wide awake). This is the first shop I've been to that offered a single shot in a small latte. + if you like straightforward coffee this is the place for you + my half sweet latte was perfect. Some shops my half sweet latte is still very sweet + they have tea options + clean interior and friendly staff + extra shop of espresso is only $0.50 + honey oat latte was delicious + they sell their beans This coffee shop seems to fit the area, working professionals coming in for their caffeine fix and leaving.

We were in the area and was looking for a coffee shop by chance we stumbled upon this and I'm glad…read morewe did They have a good options for dessert or pastry in the go I recommend it if you're in the area. They were quick and efficient.

I was walking around the Magnificent Mile when it started drizzling, so I searched for the closest…read morecafé and ended up here. It turned out to be a cozy little spot with a great selection of pastries and a few indoor tables, making it a nice place to escape the rain for a bit. The staff was friendly, and I ordered a hot latte along with a chocolate croissant. The croissant was absolutely delicious, fresh, flaky, and definitely the highlight. My only disappointment was that even though I was dining in, my latte was still served in a paper cup instead of a "for here" mug. The croissant was also handed to me in a paper bag rather than on a plate, which made eating it at the table a little awkward. It's a small detail, but I think serving dine-in orders on proper plates and in nice ceramic mugs would make the experience feel much nicer.Other than that, it was a lovely little café and a perfect place to warm up while waiting for the rain to pass.

Small little coffee spot to the right of the Langham Hotel entrance…read more The coffee is wonderful, prepared well, consistent & tastes great. Had an almond milk latte on three separate occasions during my stay and each were delicious. THANK YOU for using Califia brand. The staff is nice and friendly, and bring the drinks/food to your table. Well, I didn't order any food, the items also looked really good I've seen popular as many people ordered food. Note, there is no public restroom available at this location -not at the hotel or office building, which is super lame. The coffee shop is also limited to seating on the two long tables nearest their coffee shop only. The rest of the seating areas are off-limits. *eye roll* and the closest bathroom is across the street at the Yolk restaurant. But don't skip out on trying Mojo, just know the facts ahead of time!

This isn't a full shop, it is a kiosk-like setup in the lobby of an office building and the hotel I…read morewas staying at during my quick trip to Chicago! I had a latte with their Maple Cinnamon syrup, and it was delicious. The chocolate croissant was also nice and flaky, though I wish they offered the option to heat it up. Service was friendly and the coffee came out quickly as well! Not a ton of seating and it is slightly awkward since it is in the lobby of the building, but they have some communal tables around where you order.

Middling iced coffee (a bit more watery than I like) but very tasty and fresh Brie sandwich with…read moreexcellent bread! It would be nice if there were an option to have it slightly warmed (not melted) because I tried a few bites fresh in the cafe but enjoyed it more after walking through the conservatory gardens, by which point the cheese had softened for a satisfying chewy / creamy bite.

This is a neatly and brightly designed French cafe in the Loop. I have been looking forward to…read morevisit for the longest time. My friend and I met up for a Friday lunch at 12 pm. We used the kiosk to place our orders and indicated we will dine in. The whole experience was mediocre at best because of several reasons: 1) Despite a dine-in indication at the kiosk check-out, our order arrived in a paper bag with single-use disposables. 2) They were not particularly busy but we had to wait 25 minutes for our order to be ready. 3) Our order had four items and two of them were missing at pick-up. Here is what we tried: latte, pain au raisins, carrot curry soup, and quiche with spinach and mushroom. The latte and soup were lukewarm. The pain au raisins is soft and packed with golden raisins but I think it could have had a better caramelization. The quiche was tender and creamy but it did not come with the salad that was indicated on the menu.

Another Michigan avenue staple that was packed on a Sunday morning with locals and tourists it…read moreseems. Be prepared to wait if you come during a busy time. All in all though waited 15-20 min for the coffee's while the crazy awesome donuts (Dough Boy Best & LeStan Croissant). Overall great start to our 17,000 step day as we needed the sugar & carbs to power us until lunch.

Coffee and donuts, a classic combo. Stopped by this popular…read moreestablishment during a recent visit to Chicago. Service was ok, not super friendly but not terrible. I ordered an Americano which was good. My donut was just ok. I was a little disappointed because I didn't really taste the lemon or pistachio, it was more like a glazed old fashioned, which I love, but was looking for the flavor I actually ordered.

AMAZING! Get the breakfast burrito!!!! A must try if you're…read morein the Chicago area. When visiting Chicago last week I was looking for coffee spots within walking distance of Grant Park and I found fairgrounds. I'm so glad I chose to stop in! The indoor seating area is small with one larger table, a single seat & table, and some bar like seats. I was able to snag the single seat with a small round table to myself. It was so cute inside and while I wish there was more indoor seating there was a lots of space to sit outside which I also enjoyed after finishing my food. I got the tahini caramel latte, the staff was very kind in helping me decide on a drink, I made a substitution to have it made with almond milk and it was delicious! So rich in flavor and a great coffee taste without being too sweet. Also you have to get the breakfast burrito with an extra side of salsa. I've never had a breakfast burrito and salsa like the one I ate at Fairgrounds and I'm still dreaming of it! The burrito was piping hot, had so many different bright flavors and the salsa on the side was very bright and fresh. Absolute 10/10

Looked up coffee shops near Millennium Park while I was in town and came across Fairgrounds. The…read moremenu looked great so I decided to give it a try. Cool vibe, friendly staff, great music and tasty coffee! I got a honey lavender latte and a breakfast taco. Both were great!

Absolutely amazing! Great food, bold flavors, superb packaging. For those who eat slow like me and…read moretake 3 hours to finish a meal, the bread hold up perfectly. 10/10 I got the bacon egg n cheese with tater tots and black coffee.

During my most recent visit to Chicago I had to Egg Tuck to my list of places to check out. This…read morewas my second visit because my first time trying it I was impressed. This location was in close proximity to The London House Hotel. It was literally around the corner. If you would rather not eat at the hotel, I strongly suggest checking out this spot. When we walked in we saw the computer screens that are utilized to place orders. However, the staff did mention that if we had any questions about the menu we were free to ask. I ordered the turkey bacon & cheese sandwich and my friend opted for the original royal west. I had coffee to drink and my friend had the honey lemonade. After paying we secured a table at the rear of the restaurant. When our food was ready they simply call out the name you placed the order under and you must retrieve your own food. This is bet much a self serve restaurant! The egg sandwich was just as good as I recall it being the first time I tried it. The eggs are soft, flavorful and just melt in your mouth. Everything about this sandwich is positive! My friend did not realize his sandwich came with an over medium egg. He does not like over medium eggs so he did not enjoy his sandwich as much as I enjoyed mine. However, I let him try mine and he understood why I was hyping this place up!! Now what he did enjoy was that honey lemonade. He is still taking about that lemonade! The only suggestion I have is to allow customers to sample the drinks. When we were leaving my friend was going to get a lemonade to go, but said since he enjoyed the lemonade so much he would give the tea a try. I asked if he could sample it first and I was told they don't offer samples, unfortunately he did not enjoy the tea as much as he enjoyed the lemonade. If you are looking for a solid breakfast spot and like eggs I highly recommend d this spot !