Beautiful outdoor patio, quick service, delicious and innovative food. I'm excited to go back and…read moretry more things! The Aphrodite Omelet was sweet and savory, and incredible. The white chocolate latte was great, just make sure you stir it!

I cannot say enough wonderful thing about this place! Too many selections for omnivores, perhaps…read more those Gluten-free as well!! Decent choice of vegan choices, especially if you bring your own vegan butter. I am not GF, but I loved my potatoes cooked in oil (not butter) and vegan by default) and vegan muffin. My husband loved his eggs. All in all a fantastic score for our mixed ethnicity family! They do offer an entire gluten-free/vegan menu, you simply have to request it. I also cannot say enough about their morning beverage libations. Wo does not love a Bellini with breakfast?

After 11 years, still the great same quality! Superfood salad, white fish, lentil soup... so many…read moregreat options!

This is the 3rd time ive ordered a egg Avocado wrap to either get no Avocado and pretend its an "…read moreaccident" now less than teaspoon of Avocado if any on top of $10.99 for eggs and a tip. Ill get what I pay for at culvers or make something with my own Avocado. If you dont want to spend on Avocado just tell your customers. When asked about what kind of white fish? Just white fish was the answer. Kept all day in cafeteria style containers for hours. Im done fool me once should have been enough and its a shame I thought Nicole was an honest lady. Dont play me for a fool.

Had an incredible meal tonight at Suzettes's. Friends had the Dover Sole, husband had the pork…read moreloin and I had the spicy shrimp crepe. All of our meals were fabulous. Crab cake and shrimp appetizers were amazing. Service was top notch. First time ever posting. Have lived in Wheaton for six years. For those Frequenting Wheaton restaurants, this was a gem. Give it a try!!! And the prices were very reasonable!

I've visited this quaint little French bistro many times over the years, for brunches, lunches,…read moreChristmas teas, sometimes with company and sometimes happily solo, and I'm delighted to say they've truly elevated their game. There's a quiet pride in the air now, a sense that the place knows it has blossomed. Today's tea service was an absolute treat: elegant, cozy, and full of small delights that made the whole experience feel like a gentle exhale. Every morsel was beautifully balanced, from the crisp, refreshing cucumber canapés to warm flaky scones to the indulgent sweets served with a bright sherbet to cleanse the palate. The pumpkin soup was exquisite, velvety and comforting, and the trio of teas were brewed with the care of someone who respects the leaves. Service was excellent: friendly, attentive, warm without being intrusive, exactly what a tea service deserves. This is a special time of year at Suzette's, when you step in from the cold and are welcomed into a space that feels elegant, glowing, and lovingly kept, a perfect little escape, wrapped in French charm and good company. Oh, and don't leave without taking a few of their goodies home... I will surely enjoy mine during the next few days

A kids dream come true- lots of kid friendly options delivered to your table by a classic train…read more that rides through the restaurant! The burgers here are actually pretty good too, smashed patties and tasty fries. The restaurant is smack in the heart of Glen Ellyn right by the train rail so true fans may even see a big train pass by while you're eating too! The inside is maybe not the cleanest and it is TIGHT quarters, I struggled to get my stroller from one end of the restaurant to the other but this is a must stop for families in the area.

If you have a child who's in their train era, it's probably worth a visit. My daughter and l were…read moreheading to breakfast near our home and as we passed the Metra station, she asked if we could go on the train soon and that made me change course to head to this restaurant as a compromise. Service was not great. I mean, they checked on us a couple of times but overall was inconsistent. Really annoying was when a woman walked in with her son and kept trying to barge in front of people to put their name on the list after being told by some of those in front of her how it works (one of the servers would ask for their names to make sure that people were on the list in order). This woman went back to her space at the end of the line and not two minutes later breezed past the parties in front of her (there were at least three or four of us, separate parties) and claimed a table for her and her child. The food wasn't very good, and certainly not worth the cost. I think it was somewhere around $7 for a kid's hot dog + fruit? And nearly $14 for a BLT. I will give them credit for having the bacon well cooked when I asked for it crispy. There's a single entrance and exit, including a single ramp for both. If someone in a wheelchair or walker needed to come in, everyone in line would have to move to make room for them probably, so it doesn't seem the most friendly method for disabled folks. The restaurant has one of those mechanical horses for the kids as well as a few toy machines, all which take cash--though they don't have a machine for changing cash. In the year 2026 I almost never have cash (this visit wasn't an exception) so I'd urge you to bring some quarters for a horse ride. Luckily my baby wasn't too disappointed that the horse didn't move; she seemed happy enough that she got to sit on it and hold the reins.

I've been getting drinks from the Cornerstone Cafe for years! They have a wonderful selection of…read morecoffee drinks, teas, and fruit smoothies. There is always a seasonal menu as well. Some highlights are the Mint Meltaway during the winter, and the hot cider during the fall. I recently got to have dinner at the cafe for this first time in a long time. I tried the turkey club and it was delicious. I look forward to returning and trying some of the other sandwiches and paninis. The Cornerstone Cafe is located inside Good Shepherd Church, but it is open to the public. There is wifi, and a number of tables and couches to enjoy your drinks and purchases. Best part? All profits from the cafe are donated to aid local and global charities; there is a different cause each month.

We had some time to kill in the area and found a place that looked interesting. - service was good…read moreand the food was outstanding - definitely will be back

Glenn Oak feels like the kind of place where breakfast legends are born and diets quietly file for…read moredivorce. The atmosphere hits that perfect sweet spot, warm, welcoming, and buzzing with just enough energy to make you feel like you found the place. Cozy without trying too hard, friendly without being fake, and full of that comforting breakfast chaos that somehow makes coffee taste better. I ordered the biscuits and gravy and somewhere between the first bite and the shamefully aggressive scraping of the plate, I experienced personal growth. These weren't sad, cafeteria biscuits fighting for survival under mystery gravy. No. These biscuits showed up with confidence. Fluffy, buttery little clouds carrying gravy so rich and comforting it could probably talk me through my taxes and unresolved childhood issues. By bite three, I was mentally canceling my responsibilities and considering forwarding my mail to Glenn Oak. The dangerous part? I looked around and realized everyone else seemed equally possessed by whatever culinary wizardry is happening in that kitchen. Suddenly ordering one thing felt irresponsible. If the biscuits and gravy hit this hard, what else are they hiding back there? Glenn Oak is the kind of place that makes you want to tell everyone you know... and absolutely nobody at the same time because waiting longer for a table sounds emotionally devastating. 10/10. Bring stretchy pants, poor decision making, and don't make plans immediately after because you may emotionally commit to staying all day!

The Glen Oak Cafe is a classic diner in downtown Glen Ellyn. My husband and I went there with some…read morefriends there to start exploring the downtown area. We ordered the chocolate chip pancakes and a flight of French toast. The pancakes were light, fluffy, and malty. Just the way I like them. The flight allowed us to try three styles of French toast at once. All three flavors were really good. I highly recommend Glen Oak Cafe!

The nostalgic theme, friendly atmosphere and spacious dining area add to the charm. The food was…read moreperfectly made to order, large portions, and flavorful. The ingredients are locally sourced and the commitment to veterans is an added bonus.

Parking easy- ambience fun, 60s diner, service prompt friendly- food excellent- would recommend…read more Also the business supports veterans services so you get a great meal and you get some "good citizen" points ....to offset the stuff you did last weekend :))

If I could sum up my experience at Abor Vitae in one word, I'd choose "Amazing."…read more As noted so well in other reviews, this little shop is tucked away in the NIU building on Diehl Road. And while it may be a little difficult to find it, it proves the maxim that good things are worth looking for (if that's not a maxim, it is now). The owner roasts his own coffee beans, roasts chicken in house, uses orgcanic greens, makes his own salad dressing, and makes soups from scratch daily. Plus, he serves breakfast, with all the accoutrements one would want. I enjoyed a fresh cup of coffee, some scrambled eggs with sausage, and an English muffin. It was all tasty. The star of the show, however, was the sample of lentil soup he gave me. As I was paying for my bill, I said to Ashraf, the owner: "I'll be back next week to buy some beans from you. And if I like your soup, I'll buy that too. Trust me." "I do trust you," Ashraf said. "And I trust my soup. You'll be back" He was right. I tried the soup that afternoon. It's delightful, flavorful, and made with love. I went back two days later, and bought my coffee beans, and a quart of lentil soup. This is my new favorite place.

All recent reviews are accurate. Great food, friendly service and very reasonably priced lunches…read more Why go outside if you're in the NIU building especially in cold weather! A nice touch, the owner offers free soup samples and everything is homemade.