Love the way it is decorated. It is very sophisticated, great outdoor apace. Coffee was awesome.read more

First impression is amazing. What a beautiful spot, and we were welcomed warmly. The young woman…read morebehind the counter was pleasant and helpful. She wasn't sure if they were serving crepes so she went to check with the manager and/or owner, came back and started to take our order when the manager and/or owner walked out from the back, ignored us as she stepped between us and the young woman, told her that they weren't serving crepes (even though the sign said they were served between 8am and noon), scolded the young woman, and then walked away without acknowledging the customers (us) standing there trying to order what she just took away. It's clear that she hired front-of-cafe staff who knew how to respect customers, but it was quite insulting to be ignored like we didn't exist. It's understandable if something happened that made the menu inaccurate, but it's common courtesy to apologize and explain that to the potential customers hoping to order those items. That didn't happen and we won't be coming back.

Decided to drop in on a Friday afternoon after reading some cool reviews. Located in Elmwood Park,…read morethis cafe/ reading room/ miniature slot machine cafe offers local patrons a space to visit. When I entered there was no one there but the owner. I decided to order Bodega Combo #3 with an upgrade to a Horchata. I was told there were no Columbian empanadas (Bodega combo # 2) so that is what led me to order the other. I swear it took the owner 15 - 20 minutes to make both the empanadas and horchata. The empanadas were frozen, not fresh, and placed in an air fryer. The drink made had tons of ice and just as much cinnamon. Personally, there was no balance. I did not enjoy it. The empanada choices: are spinach & artichoke, chicken, and vegetarian. The best was the vegetarian, then the chicken followed by the spinach and artichoke. In my honest opinion, for an $11.50 meal, you would have been better off grabbing a $3 bag of tostinos pizza rolls and coke from the dollar tree and being more filled and satisfied. I was not impressed and I honestly believe that the space has so much more potential to draw in a larger crowd if the food choices were improved.

Cute, socially acceptable. Great food and service. Will still continue to patron Ashley's.read more

I wish I lived closer! I was in the area for an errand and wanted to stop for a quick small bite…read moreand a coffee. Their vanilla latte was DELICIOUS, I loved it. For a snack I tried the Colombian Chicken Empanada - it came with a side of sauce (similar to a chimichurri type) that was perfect for it. Definitely a hit for me for both food and coffee. The service was prompt, and the guy working the counter was nice. But where this place really shined for me was the ambiance and the seating. It is comfortable without trying too hard to be hipster. The seating choices show consideration for folks wanting to set up shop and stay for a while, whether it's to read or work, and they really do come through. The leather couch they have was so comfy, I wished I had more time to just sit and enjoy my drink with a good book. But even if you can't grab a spot on the couch, the chairs at the tables actually have cushioning, so if I was trying to sip and work, this is where I'd go. I really do wish I lived closer but on nice days when I'm interested in a drive, I plan to head back here!

Very nice modern coffee shop. Unique offering in this quiet community. Parking in the back, side…read moreor front. Read the signs. Sleek design, order at the counter. Nice service. $7 for Brown Sugar Latte. Soy( Almond & traditional milk options. Relaxed and comfortable coffee shop. Located on the North Side of Roosevelt Road, West of Harlem Avenue Across from Taco Bell; Living Well Supermarket, Planet Fitness and More

Such a cool concept. There is coffee. There is a bar. You…read morecan see music there. You can play pool there you can take lessons there.

Quaint bar/coffee/third space with live music that strongly works to live up to its name of being…read morea, well, friendly, coffee, lounge. Definitely cozy place to study, read, or just chit chat over your beverage of choice. Service can sometimes be on the slower side because it's usually only one person behind the coffee bar and some of the menu items require some work. But with that said, it doesn't ever feel like a long wait because you can just plop down and settle in as others are getting their items.

Fresh churros with nice flavor options or plain. I love the caramel one. Funnel cake option for…read moredesserts as well. Coffee isn't bad but not strong enough... Cafe bustelo is needed. Lol. Various drink options including juice, tea, milkshakes, latte, espresso. Street parking, small spot, quick service, friendly employees.

Small little takeout place with a few chairs by the window. They offer Wonderful Churros and good…read morecoffee. The Spanish speaking woman taking our order only spoke a little English so our coffee order wasn't exactly what we asked for. But she was so sweet we didn't mind. It's a great little "hole in the wall" that I would highly recommend.

Cute little place to have a quick seat or take away some boba, tea, or snacks. They weren't very…read morebusy when I walked in (around 3:30 on a Sunday) but picked up a bit after. I ordered a strawberry lychee tea with strawberry popping boba (0% sugar) and a vegan bánh mi. The tea was a little floral for the first sip and does include the seeds of the strawberry -- this is a double-edged sword: you know it's fresh, real fruit, but you get little bits in your teeth! By the end of my drink, though, I was in love. It's sweet and fruity and overall very refreshing. The sandwich is a new favorite! It comes with a sriracha packet so you can choose your heat level. It's absolutely packed so don't plan on eating cleanly, but enjoy all the flavors! They meld so well and it's very filling. I paid less than $20 for this meal. I'm on a budget but I would say it was worth the money. I was full, satisfied, and happy with my choice, and I'd say it's comparatively very affordable for the area.

Fun lil' place for specialty coffees and teas. I would have gotten a banh mi if it was lunch time,…read morethey looked so tasty! You order at a kiosk. I got a matcha coffee. It was well-priced considering other spots in the area. However I don't think I'd get it again. It was a little watery for my liking. I did however appreciate that there were customizations (more or less foam, more or less sugar, etc.)

Great baked goods. !! Coffee is not as amazing but I have never been disappointed with their itemsread more

This is a great little bakery that packs a punch! We stopped here for a quick bite between visiting…read moreErnest Hemingway birthplace and starting our Frank Lloyd Wright heritage tour. It was perfect for a quick bite. There were amazing baked goods on display and we chose the kale salad scone, rosemary apricot scone, and pimento biscuit sandwich. All baked goods are beautiful and generously sized. All were delicious and unique. The cafe also has a full compliment of coffee drinks, but as it was a hot day we chose iced tea. I had an Arnold Palmer. There is self serve water as well. The selection is limited to baked goods only. We didn't try the cookies or cakes, but they looked amazing. The cafe has both indoor and outdoor seating in a small area surrounding potted plants making for an inviting setting with limited space. The staff are efficient and calm. If there is a line, as we were told there usually is, it moves quickly. I recommend this spot for a sweet or savory bite.

Incredible matcha, wonderful barista Matthew does it excellent again and again. Wonderful owners…read morededicated stuff. Atmosphere clean, light, easy, unobserved. Love it!

I rarely write negative reviews, but the service I received at Vigo Coffee Shop was so utterly…read morehorrendous, I felt compelled to share my experience and warn others. If you value basic human courtesy and professionalism, avoid this place entirely. From the moment I walked in, I should have known better. I stood by the counter for a good minute, completely ignored by the single barista who was supposedly running the show. There was no greeting, no eye contact, not even a simple nod to acknowledge my presence. After a couple of minutes of studying the menu and deciding on my order, I politely tried to initiate the transaction. I looked at the barista--who was doing something behind the register--and asked, "Are you ready to take my order?" His actual, unfiltered response was, "I'm here, ain't I?" That was it. That was the entirety of my first and, I guarantee, last interaction with Vigo Coffee Shop. This shocking display of contempt and piss-poor customer service set the tone immediately. I was so taken aback by the sheer rudeness that I simply walked out. A coffee shop's product might be decent, but if the staff treats paying customers with such disdain, it doesn't matter how good the latte is. My first impression was one of absolute indifference and insolence, and it's enough to ensure I will never waste my time or money here again. Save yourself the trouble and the unnecessary frustration. Take your business elsewhere.