Haven't been here in years (2018?). Still a great hang with couches for catching up with friends…read moreand socializing. Staff was friendly and it's always a nice little luxury to get a coffee not made from home in this economy! I had the vanilla bean latte, half sweet, oat milk And my friend had the koopa troopa, half sweet, oat milk They've had the same menu a long time so it's tried and true and then their seasonal offerings as well! Love this place. Bit of nostalgia for a different time. I remember the cereal bar. Now that I've made myself sound about a million years old it's time to sign off! Go catch up with friends here

One of my favorite coffee shops! It's almost always busy, so I wouldn't recommend coming if loud…read moreenvironments aren't your thing, but I absolutely love the vibe here. The decor is classic and cozy, and the coffee is genuinely excellent. I also love doing work here with their community tables. I usually don't like my lattes too sweet, but they nail the balance and flavor combinations every time. It is a bit sweet overall, but I'm not bothered by it? They really balance the flavor combinations really well, especially with the ghostly trio! Despite how busy it gets, the service is surprisingly quick, and somehow every drink still comes out consistently great. I honestly don't know how they manage it.

This is actually part of a market. It's a small corner in that market…read more I ordered the Ube Matcha Boba Tea - it was decent. Nothing fantastic - not too sweet. Colours looked great. Then I ordered the lycee mochi donut and the matcha mochi donut. Honestly didn't enjoy them a lot - they felt like they were a couple days old. And no flavour difference between the two really. But the place is cute and I like the story behind it.

Came on their grand opening day with their giveaway! Giving…read more4 stars for one of the best mochi donuts in the city in my opinion even with just glaze as you can really taste the mochi flavor. Tasted their other flavors and they were also tasty. The brown sugar boba was just okay though and the tapioca pearls were clumped together and single pieces were still not that sippable. I wouldn't get it again. Located in the vegan food hall in uptown that just opened!

Service was excellent, and the food was fantastic! It's a great place to enjoy a snack. Everything…read morewas clean and well organized. I loved the experience. This was my second time coming here, and I will definitely be back. Don't miss this place!

I finally got a chance to come here. It's been listed as Chicago's first Pakistani-themed cafe. I…read morelike that they have long hours. There is a ton of parking available. I really like the look of the inside, it's very aesthetic and will likely appeal to these young American Tik Tok/IG girls. However, as Chicago's first Pakistani-themed cafe, I was hoping for a more authentic experience. I know their menu is half American and half Pakistani. I think 95% Pakistani would have been better. The pancakes, French toast, chicken cajun pasta, and chicken club sandwich, people can get that literally anywhere. The Pakistani food you can't. I ordered the paratha smash burger and honey cardamom matcha hot. The honey cardamom was great, not very sweet at all. The paratha was crispy and the smash burger was juicy. I really enjoyed the sauce on top of the burger. I would definitely come back here for that. Service was very friendly and helpful. I would give this place a 4. I would really love to see more Pakistani food on the menu as well as advertised on your social media. The Americanized food catering to Americans doesn't do the Pakistani culture justice.

What an absolutely cute place! I recently visited Chicago…read morefor my yearly trip. Stopped at Cafe Cremerie after seeing posts on IG. I'm always on the hunt for cute coffee shops. The place is super clean with faint pink vibes, wood and marble. I ordered an iced latte and the Cronut and a creme filled pastry. The latte was made to perfection! The pastries were for later at home and were so good the next morning! I really liked the texture of the Cronut. The filling in my donut wasn't overly sweet and I loved it! I would definitely go back....

Usually I left a couple days after my visit to write my review, but this time I could not wait!…read moreIt almost NEVER when my husband eats cake, because he is lactose intolerant. He picked the chocolate coconut slice. Not only he likes it, he gave it a 5/5! He was like "it's moist. It's chocolate! it's coconuty! Great balance!". He never give such score on cake, let alone a full sentence review (he is man of few words. He usually devour the whole thing before you get to taste/try it, or automatically push his food to your plate type...)

Love the shiny new clean washer and driers. The coffee bar area is great for getting things done…read morewhile you are waiting for your laundry to wash and dry. BUT... last time I went there was NO PARKING in the lot or even on the street nearby! That's a deal breaker for me. I'm not schlepping heavy bags of laundry and soap a couple blocks. The parking lot is small and it looked like there was an exercise class or event going on in another area of the building so they took all the spots.

A cafe and a laundry in one. Free parking and free wifi. I came once to wash a king sized comforter…read moreand I was so pleased I went back the same week to catch up on some other laundry too. In two hours I washed, dried, and folded a giant load of laundry AND got work done in the cafe. I'm a big fan of this place!

We visited Nutella Cafe and it was such a sweet and fun experience, especially for my daughter. The…read moreplace is very cute and perfect for anyone who loves Nutella. You can find everything made with Nutella, desserts, drinks, and treats and of course, you will definitely enjoy Nutella in many different ways. It's a great spot for families and anyone with a sweet tooth. The atmosphere is fun and lively, and it's a nice place to visit when you're in Chicago. We had a great time!

I had to try out the famous Nutella cafe. Since it's the only one in the whole wide world it was…read morelike a no brainer. We walked there and it was really empty. We ordered the crepe with bananas. The flavor and taste was just like it's suppose to be Nutella and banana. You first start by choosing your base of crepe, waffle or pancake. And then each topping you add will be an additional cost. For a banana crepe it was about $12. Which is not bad. But compared to genki in San Francisco I feel like with that price it came with ice cream and fruits.

They don't just have a cafe ~ they also offer a unique quiet back room space designed for…read morerelaxation and wellness. It features red light therapy, a salt sauna, a quantum light bed, bio mats, green light and vibro beds. Reiki master by appointment. The space is also available for private events and regularly hosts gatherings, including sound baths and other wellness experiences. Definitely worth checking out.

Food.. service & ambiance are all great.. I love the vibroacoustics bed & red light therapy table…read morethe most

Meh. I stopped in…read morebecause I wanted to support a local business but left feeling shafted. The product provided wasn't worth the price in my opinion. I ordered the strawberry letter 43 which was supposed to consist of strawberry ice cream, graham crackers, and pound cake. I wanted vanilla ice cream instead, which they swapped out without a problem. The ice cream didn't have much flavor and was much too sweet. There weren't any graham crackers either. They sprinkle the dust from the graham crackers on top of the ice cream. You're not actually being served graham crackers, which is false advertising. Lastly, the pound cake was dry and hard. It was so hard that it was flaky rather than being moist. It's doubtful that it was homemade either. It's more likely that it came out of a plastic, single-serve container. I took four bites before tossing it all in the trash. My sister had the mango and key lime sorbet on a waffle cone. She opted to skip the toppings. She liked the sorbet but not enough to be a repeat customer. She said the waffle cone was too thin. It broke into several pieces when she lifted it out of the plastic cup to rotate it. The inside of the ice cream shop is cute. There's a large flat-screen TV and there were games on some of the tables. They were playing 90s pop hits on the sound system which added to the vibe. The space is comfortable, and it's clear that someone paid attention to the details, but the product they're serving is lackluster. You're better off going to Baskin Robbins, where you can get two double scoops for twelve dollars. It's a national chain but you're getting a better value for your money. We paid $21 for two single scoops, which for us ended up being a waste of money. Nitro was definitely a one and done experience. I'll stick with Sugar Shack, Kilwins, or Runaway Cow.

BANANA PUDDING BISCOFF ICE CREAM!!! That's a whole sentence…read morein itself with how good that ice cream flavor was -- and that's coming from someone who doesn't even like banana pudding like that. DELICIOUS! * Made-to-order ice cream in 8 minutes or less * Delicious flavors (spiked is an option） * Fresh empanadas * Free board games * Photo ops * & more!