Dolce V Bakery and Gelato in Bloomingdale is such a cute spot! They have a huge selection of…read morepastries and gelato, along with a variety of coffee drinks and even a wine bar. There's definitely something for everyone. We ordered a few of their mini pastries and a tiramisu. The mini pastries were delicious and made for the perfect little treats. Unfortunately, the tiramisu was a bit of a miss for me. I love a good tiramisu, but I felt like it was missing that rich espresso flavor I was hoping for. That said, it definitely didn't deter me from coming back! I didn't get a chance to try the gelato this time, but there were several flavors I had my eye on. I'll definitely be back to give them a try. Overall, such a cute bakery with a great variety of treats!

I got one of those "too good to go" vouchers for this cafe. It was a mystery bag for $4.99. I had…read morenever been to this place so I was excited to check it out. I had a small window to pick up the product (between 3pm and 4pm), so I was guessing I would get what didn't sell that day. I was pleasantly surprised what I received. I got a mini cream puff, eclair, cannoli, spinach croissant, and a few other products. All were very good. In addition, the young lady let me taste some gelato. They have around 12 different flavors. I tried the mint one. Outstanding. I will buy that one next time I visit. The place is fairly small and I can't speak for the selection at the beginning of the day, but what she packed was a great sample of what they offer.

A beautiful place with tons of seating options that make it great for studying, working, or just…read moremeeting up with friends. The service was nice too. Unfortunately i wasn't too satisfied with my drink. I got the iced ube chai and the cup was literally filled 3/4 with ice which meant the ube foam just coated the ice and barely mixed and gave any flavor. The chai tasted heavily of chai concentrate. Overall disappointing for a $7-8 drink.

Ok so my review is from the Arlington heights farmers market ! I have been inside this place when…read moreit was owned by another tea place and reviewed it then . The inside still looks gorgeous and clean and the people making the teas were pleasant and prompt serving me . I had to get two and will try the others next time . The Matcha cloud was the perfect amount of sweetness and the passion fruit was so refreshing with the most delicious passion fruit flavor ! I can't wait until Saturday!

Took my friend Sarah here for a quick coffee break yesterday. She got a latte with whole milk and I…read morewent with a simple black coffee. The service was fast, the drinks were hot, and we had a great time catching up.

Maple Leaf Coffee Roasters is a great, fresh option in the Roselle area. They have a variety of…read morebean options for light, medium, dark roasts and even sell decaf beans. The bags come is 12oz and 16oz options but one can also preorder a large format of beans for pick up. When I visited, the owner Alex was there and he could not be nicer! He made some great recommendations based on my preferences and offers items in bean or grounded formats. I purchased the Costa Rica Marigold option based on the notes listed. He gave me beans that had been roasted that day! The beans are high quality but not has flavor forward as I'm used to. Either way, pricing was very fair and seems to always have all options in stock.

everything was good just wished they had a drive thru and pistacho kataifi maybe some fruit etcread more

Saw coffee while driving down the road and randomly wandered into this Yemeni coffee shop! I…read morefelt instantly transported to some exotic land. Yemeni coffee contains spices of cardamom, ginger and cinnamon. I had mine with cream. It's too bad I'm so far from home or I'd definitely be back to try the pastries.

True Story: August 5th- My second time here at Haraz (first…read morewas on opening day with two Arab friends and we had a pretty decent if expensive Turkish coffee) and still the corner "Middle Eastern coffee lounge" looks inviting as I walk in at 8pm on a Wednesday night with a friend. Spacious and well lit and clean - but then I encounter bored untrained staff who apparently have no clue what they are offering - and worse - seem indifferent to their lack of knowledge of their menu offerings - it's not their fault they don't speak Arabic or Farsi - but the ignorance as to what is in the pastry showcase or details of their drink menu is just staggering: I ask whether any of their desserts contain nuts because my friend has a fatal allergy...answer: "not really sure but not to my knowledge" (I'm afraid that just isn't good enough for this doctor). I then ask innocently whether they have any decaffeinated tea - the chap behind the counter says with confidence "Black tea doesn't have any caffeine" I was surprised enough to question my own knowledge- and my companion, who is a medical nutritionist seemed stunned and gave up as well. She said "black tea contains about 50mg per cup - which is around half that of coffee", but he didn't take the bait and stated with that confidence that only pure ignorant bliss can impart : "No, black tea has no caffeine - it's tea...not coffee." (Suggestion to the owners here: you may want to educate your staff and quick) Then I ask patiently for the list of ingredients of the various pretty looking unlabeled and mysterious sweets selection behind the glass cabinet.... Again no understanding of what I'm asking about. "No we aren't told what's inside each and we get our pastries from small suppliers but I think there are no nuts - I don't see any nuts - and they don't tell us what's inside" ... meanwhile I see pistachios scattered all over at least two desserts in the case - and I'm only asking for a rudimentary description of ingredients- and about what's inside each item - surely not too much to ask or expect (am I being difficult here?) To the owners: this customer thought you made all your desserts in-house but your staff happily tell us customers the truth - but either way..... Surely you'd want to know what you are offering your customers ? - I mean, some of the pastries look pretty tasty, but without knowing what's inside.... I give up. Then there is the price : $16.00 for a coffee and a tea. Okay... I tell myself I am trying this place a second time and I've been told good things by friends since here last (cardamom and cinnamon spiced hot drinks! ) So when I am served my tea and coffee at the table, I ask innocently for a napkin, and the waiter (Mr "Caffeine-Free tea") nods towards the other side of the cafe and says "napkins are over there" and walks off. I guess he expects me to get up and walk over to get myself a napkin (which one would have expected he'd have brought in the first place with the drinks) - and so reluctantly I've decided this is just not the place for me to relax - And at this point I just give up ... and give in to a tasty coffee - it was pretty good - and decide sadly never to return - even if invited.

I met an old friend who was in town here for coffee. I am not a coffee drinker but I really enjoyed…read moremy caramel frappe. My friend got a vanilla latte. I liked the decor inside. Everything was very neat and clean. I think this is a great addition to Roselle and I plan on returning. Do recommend!

I ordered a lightning McQueen cake and I'm very pleased with the way it came out. Looked great,…read moretasted delicious and the price was even better! If you are looking for a custom cake don't hesitate to call them, they will be happy to help you. Great bakery here in the suburbs

I saw a reel about this place and it sounded good…read more The area where you order is small so when there are a few people inside it can feel claustrophobic. While they have all the prices listed, they are on these little cards on the counter so when you're looking at the pastries themselves they aren't labeled. Not sure how they expect you to be able to cross-reference the names with the pastry when not everything is obvious. The workers could be friendlier. They give off a vibe of being bothered by your existence. They also charge a fee for using a credit card which really irks me. My husband and I bought four items so the total was around $16. The brownie was disappointing. While moist, the chocolate flavor wasn't that of a typical brownie. The blueberry scone was flavorless. The bread pudding was pretty good. The nutella dossant (aka cronut) was my favorite, but overall I wasn't impressed enough with any of the pastries to come back.

Needed a place to work while my son golfed for the high school golf team. Nice & quiet afternoon…read morewith some nice tea. Biggest plus, friendly staff, making sure I was taken care of.

Had some basic cafe items in Addison. It has a pretty laid back atmosphere when it's not busy of…read morecourse. Sweet N Brew has coffee actually better than the food to be honest. A lot of customers get it to go. The place is pretty small so there's limited room for hanging out and stuff. Coffee is actually the best stuff to get here. It's got a limited food menu. There's mostly just crepes to eat, of which there's a few on the menu, or you can build your own with fillings and toppings. A limited amount to get. It's about $5.75 to get a latte. Pretty basic stuff. Has non dairy milks including oat. The food options are pretty light stuff. It's about $13 to get crepes. The Crepes have options such as blueberry if wanting to get it sweet. Also they have a few savory ones. The prices are pretty high for these. Only bad thing about it. The rest of the menu includes cookies and pastries. Great place for a light breakfast. It's closed Mondays. The atmosphere is pretty boring but whatever.

I was kind of surprised to see this place listed separately on Yelp as it is actually the cafe…read moreinside of Lifetime Fitness -- but hey, I'm not going to complain. My husband and I don't really plan on eating here because we just come to use the machines, take a few classes, and sit in the hot tub (which is pretty amazing); however, we decided to give it a shot just to say we've eaten there. Life Cafe's philosophy is to provide clean, healthy food to the people using the facilities. That means no high fructose corn syrup, no artificial ingredients, organic and gluten-free options, and so forth. To my surprise, they actually do a good job of sticking with this philosophy and creating a yummy menu. They also make a variety of smoothies with fruits, juices, yogurt, and milk (almond milk available for $.50 more). Whey protein is added to nearly all smoothies but you can request VeganMax protein instead, which is Lifetime's vegan protein supplement. SWEET. (I hate whey.) My husband ordered the savory roast beef sandwich and I had a wild-caught grilled salmon salad with a smoothie. The food is made fresh behind the counter so there is a slight wait. However, you're able to sit at the table and hang out until they bring the food to you (you're given a number sign when you order). My husband's sandwich seemed kind of small; yet, my salad was huge. They were both REALLY GOOD -- much better than we had expected from a place inside a fitness center. My strawberry/banana/orange juice smoothie was good although I could taste the protein powder with every sip. I got used to it. I wish they had more veggie smoothies. The cafe has a good amount of tables, large windows, and shelves of products for sale. I pretty much ignore the walls of products, but the snack bars are cool. So what's the catch? Why the four stars? The food is EXPENSIVE! Kyle's sandwich and my salad were nearly $9 each. I realize that the quality is amazing (and heck, Lifetime's membership isn't cheap) but I just can't afford to pour more money into this place. I'm still glad we tried it!

I always find this place to be a happy little retreat for lifetime members. I can't put my finger…read moreon why it's always nice visiting. Maybe it's all that serotonin straight from working out, the friendly employees, or the nice natural light that'll flood right into this cafe. I enjoy just sitting here. Smoothies are awesome. I have never had one I did not like! They frequently update their menu so look out for new items arriving every now and then! Totally recommend stopping in!

Cute little place for boba. It wasn't too busy for a Saturday night. We ordered the coconut match…read morelava milk and the taro frappe. Everything was so good. Will definitely come back to try other things on the menu.

Nice, aesthetic boba spot in the same strip mall as Jollibee. Say less! I got a taro milk tea with…read morecoconut pudding. It was refreshing and on the sweeter side. Pretty solid find, not the best I've ever tasted but in terms of quality and taste, I would definitely come back if I'm ever in the area.

I mean as soon as you walk in people are smiling. Awesome young kind staff, where u feel special…read moreordering a protein shake or a resfresher??? The taste is so good and nothing can rlly beat their shakes, while also having great protein, great after a workout. Cute small place and strongly recommend it. Nice place inside and it's fun to go ehery

ordered a chocolate banana shake and it's was really good. pretty crunchy because of the ice but…read moreother than that enjoyable. was debating between the teas and shakes and the lady working there recommended a shake after a workout if i haven't eaten anything yet. overall clean inside the shake was $9 thoooo