Nice selection of oven roasted sandwiches. Food was great…read more The owner and staff were very personable and made sure we liked our orders. Also reasonable priced food.

Service was lacking. The front cashier didn't seem like he wanted to be there…read more But the food was huge and amazing! I can understand why it's popular among the college crowds. I got a garlic chicken with tons of veggies. I loved the bread they used. All the sandwiches were decent price almost under $10-$15. Using the term cozy loosely it was very crowded in there with random chairs located in the very back of the store.

A great cafe to visit especially if you are right next door visiting the Frederick C. Robie House…read morenext door! I highly recommend the homemade chai, it is very cosy and spiced. Ample indoor and outdoor seating! Lines are long but it does move kind of quickly! Plenty of tables to work, sit, or rest.

Stopped after the library closed for a coffee and a bite. Got the cortado and a turkey sandwich…read more The cortado was really smooth and had non-dairy options. The salad and dressing were great and the turkey sandwich was hearty but honestly a little plain. Overall good stop with a cute vibe and great space.

Cafe Logan is a grab & go option on the campus of the University of Chicago at the Logan Center for…read morethe Arts. The hours were a little limited from my film-viewing perspective, but once I realized that, I was able to time my visits accordingly. Staff were fast and friendly. I ordered a cup of tomato bisque soup and it hit the spot.

There are so many planned cultural events here it makes one head spin. Throughout the building as a…read morewhole there's things happening, but they had a nice jazz series in the Spring. We came here on a Tuesday to hear some live music. It was cool on this day so we opted for tea instead of a 'drink'. The variety has good picks of pastries and salads. I don't think there is table service, but rather you have to go up and order on your own. It is not cheap but not grossly overpriced either. I usu get beverages so I can't quite speak to the food. I found comfort on the elevated seats, but there are comfy chairs and outdoor seating as well. The attached pictures are from an exhibit by Tony Smith, 'Black is Beautiful'. The walls are a pretty blue but I hope they keep rotating and redecorating the area. What a great space for a gallery/cafe!

Heard about this place while taking a pasta class that the owner had! Place was finally open for…read morethe season, so my best friend and I had to stop by to support and give the food a try! Absolutely loved everything about it, from the service to the music playing down to the food! I had the Handshake panini and my best friend had the Red Line wrap! Since it was cut in half and we both wanted to try both we swapped one half with each other -- LOOOOOOVED IT! Everything was so fresh, the flavors all complimented one another, and both the panini and wrap were filling! We both also tried the Berry TF Up smoothie -- 100000/10! The cinnamon was the perfect touch! Q also provided amazing service as well as hospitality. Even gave us a little game on his why! I will absolutely be back to try other items and suggest everyone beat me there!

The catfish and fries were . The service was on point. A quaint sidewalk café. We thoroughly…read moreenjoyed our visit. Next time I'm in the city I will stop by again for another fresh cooked meal.

I came during a busy Saturday morning. I believe there might have been a run club or something of…read morethe sort also stopping by. There was a bit of a longer line versus a typical Saturday morning. That being said I ordered their grits breakfast bowl & pancakes and banana bread French toast. The grit bowl was alright, not too flavorful and tasted like quick grits. The pancakes and French toast however was phenomenal. I also had my usual chai latte and that was good also. We grabbed a table in the back away from the crowd. The place it more spacious than what I think people realize.

This place sucks! And it's sad bc it's the only coffee place in the area so we don't have many…read moreoptions The service is rude and racist and they service mostly black and brown ppl. It's slow they never get orders right and even when you order ahead it takes FOR EVER! There is alway only one person making coffee at the busiest time, mornings. When you ask questions or for iodates it's always met with an attitude. Ppl dont say anything bc it's the only place in miles to get coffee. It's a coffee shop. You need more ppl making coffee please. And fix the attitude. Also they knew a new exhaust system. Anytime you go in there you smell like food. It's disgusting

Great place to go on a nice warm day! Staff was very nice and the cafe in general was beautiful…read more Food was AMAZING but a little pricey. They had many Dubai chocolate deserts that have been really popular on TikTok! Highly recommend the biscoff crepe!

So this wasn't my first time visiting Sweet Drip it's just my first review since visiting twice!…read more The first time I patronized I tried the gelato which was very good, but it's not in m picture. This last visit, I bought the Dubai chocolate sundae, the Biscoff (lotus) strawberry cup, and I also got two of the small pastries. Overall I enjoyed everything, the baklava was okay, I preferred the Nutella pastry more. The service was very good and the people behind the register were nice!! The inside is very cute and I did like siting inside!! I will be back! Just any FYI the Dubai chocolate sundae may feel pricey but it's completely worth it!!

La Boulangerie & Co was a nice little find. We were in the neighborhood craving some French…read morepastries and this spot popped up. It's small, but in a good way. Cute setup, little tables, and that Paris mural on the wall. It totally gives that authentic Parisian feel. Staff was really helpful too, super welcoming. I got the hot chocolate and a Swiss chocolate croissant. The hot chocolate was smooth and really flavorful. Made with steamed milk, so it had that creamy texture right away. Not too sweet, more on the rich side, with a slight bitterness that balanced it out nicely. The croissant though... that was the highlight. Super flaky, layers just falling apart as you bite into it. Light and crispy on the outside, soft inside. The chocolate in the center was slightly melted and it balanced perfectly with the buttery pastry. Every bite had that mix of crunch and softness. Honestly, it took me back to my fall trip to Paris a bit. Just one of those simple, really good moments. I'd definitely come back.

Welcome to La Boulangerie, we give you hardware for eating utensils, pretty funky bathroom door…read morelocks and several options of coffee that is served warm. I ain't gon cap. The little name and title enticed me to make it a thing on some type of routine basis but...the first time that I visited ( although I've returned several times afterwards) I was received poorly. Meaning, the cashier really had a difficult time with placing pleasantries in their tone. I mean, give me patience for the $8 coffee I want. I show up here because it's decent to look at but don't give me no side eye for wanting oat milk with size 18 hips. I did feel a bit judged for my selection but!!!! The next visits I had were nice, however, what does that do for anyone? You want repeat customers? Remember to be nice the first time you meet one always. (Respectfully) The chocolate tart thing was good tho.

The drinks are quite good, and they don't charge extra for plant-based milk. The food options are a…read moremixed bag: the tiny brownie bites are delicious, the sandwiches (caprese, mushroom) can be good certain days and not so good on other days, and the croissants are often mediocre. Unfortunately, the people at the counter can often be quite terse and unpleasant, though there have been other occasions where they have been exceptionally nice. The ambience is characterless, as one would expect from a Pret. However, the seating area right outside is beautiful during the warmer months, and it's nice to sit outside with drinks and food. The cafe can get quite crowded at lunchtime, but is usually only moderately full. Overall, I like having the option of a Pret on campus, though there are far better cafes within a short distance (Plein Air on Woodlawn, Hallowed Grounds upstairs in the same building, and Grounds of Being at Swift Hall).

Good food and ambiance, great location on campus and has good hours (few campus coffeeshops are…read moreopen during breaks for ex). Customer service is inconsistent. You have great friendly people but then also those who cannot be bothered to look in your direction when they talk to you. Coffee is consistently bad though.

I went on Saturday, May 16, at 10:45am and the two young ladies serving at the time were really…read moregreat. Both greeted me and were friendly. I chose the honey vanilla latte. I enjoyed it and tasted both flavors so make sure you like honey if this is what you choose. I think I would stick with my regular French vanilla next time. I also tried the cheese danish, warmed up and I enjoyed it. The seating options were varied and there were plenty of them. I liked the bar style seating along the window so you have privacy and a view. They also had tables which were good for couples or groups. I'd definitely return if I were in the area.

We had a couple of hours to kill before we could check into our Airbnb. This cute little corner…read morecoffee shop was the perfect solution. Especially since we had our luggage with us. I got an iced coffee and a blueberry muffin, while my wife got the chai latte. It looks a true community gathering spot as they advertised events like karaoke, speed dating and candle making.

This is the perfect coffee shop!! They have awesome customer service. Very attentive and efficient…read more The place is clean , music not too loud. Lots of books and magazines.

Really good coffee Pleasant people working & comfy…read moreatmosphere Parking can be difficult but otherwise all good