Adorable cafe, fast, friendly service, soft serve ice cream. Plenty of free parking. Snacks,…read moresandwiches, desserts, smoothies, Taco Thursday, Soul Food Sundays

A great addition to a great museum, the food is wonderful. It's great to have access to this food…read morein Grand center. I eat here every time I'm in the area.

I work nearby and I love stopping by for lunch and coffee. The food is fresh, delicious and in my…read moreopinion totally worth the money. I also love that I can quickly look through the museum if I'm not up for an extended visit.

I had a great experience at Hunny's Cafe & Wine Bar. The service was excellent, the food was…read moredelicious, and my drink was on point. Everything came out just right and the atmosphere was really enjoyable. I'll definitely be back for brunch and especially for their Soul Food Sundays with the live bands. Highly recommend checking them out! P.S. I had to step away, so my husband didn't get those fresh-out-the-kitchen pictures of the food--my bad!

Food is delicious, get it while it's hot! I ordered my food to go so they seemed like they were…read morequick and attentive. Music was super loud so it is certainly a clubby/lounge atmosphere. More vibrant than chill Eager to try their other food items!

Stopped in for breakfast on a Saturday morning and it was great! We got coffee, a smoothie, scone &…read moreI enjoyed the avocado toast while my friend got the breakfast sandwich. Everything was fantastic -- the smoothie wasn't overwhelmingly sweet and all the food was really good. Food presentation was pretty too! It was a little busy, so there was a short line, but it moved pretty quick. You order at the counter and they bring the food to you. The staff was friendly and though there was a bit of a wait for our food, I think the ambiance was perfect for a slow Saturday morning. Can't wait to come back and try different things!

This is a super cute neighborhood cafe not too far from us that we come to fairly often. They have…read moreboth outdoor and indoor seating- so great for various types of weather. They have pastries or offer full breakfasts and have tons of cute treats for kids! Highly recommend! Service is always quick as well.

Such a cute spot! I was dropping some items off in the area and needed some caffeine, so I came…read morehere. It's in a small area on the corner right near an intersection. Parking is a bit limited, but the quaintness is part of the charm. I was greeted quickly and ordered a latte. The coffee was good, I prefer a bit of a stronger taste. WiFi is available if you'd like to get some work done. Definitely recommend checking out this cute spot!

The barista was super nice and the coffee was delicious! Wouldn't stop in if you are in a rush…read more Only one person working and took at least 30 minutes to get our food. Also banana bread was kind of dry.

Been here more than a few times now and it's always great service. The staff is very nice and…read morewelcoming, it's always clean, and their menus have a decent amount of different tasty options. Strongly recommend!

E61 is my go-to coffee shop! Consistently excellent brews and yummy treats…read more They've also added a selection of Greek pantry items: olive oil, chocolate treats, tea, coffee, and more! The study area (recently upgraded) is so welcoming and comfy - it almost makes me want to be a student again!

Intimate cafe right on The Loop!…read more There are two floors with various seating. Order your selections (breakfast and lunch fare) at the counter, receive a table letter, and they bring it to you. My cucumber/hummus/veg sandwich was supreme! That bread is extra special. Excellent, fruity espresso! Timely service and helpful staff. Many university students study here; it's definitely got that vibe. And I appreciate wanting an entire 4-seat table to yourself because it's nice to spread out. However, please note it's possible other patrons in a group may want to sit together, and space on this earthly world -- and also at Meshuggah's -- is limited. Definitely will return -- lots of menu items I need to try!

Positively TRANSCENDENT French toast…read more (Also enjoyed my lox bagel and vanilla latte, but that French toast!!!)

Such a lovely little spot to grab coffee, a treat, and get some work done. Street parking is…read moreavailable here, but there's lot of side streets for options. The inside is really cute with the hanging flowers, and I loved the light up sign that added to the decor. I got an iced latte and a chocolate chip cookie and it was amazing- probably one of the better cookies I've had in a long time. It was warmed up, soft, and delicious. The space itself is nice a bright, very open with super friendly staff. They have local artist work on the walls for sale which is really cool. I recommend checking it out!

A large mural inside Crema Coffeehouse advertises that it's been in business since way back in, uh,…read more2023. Another coffee shop would have pretended to have been in business since the 19th century, before the latte was even invented, but not Crema. It's got *integrity*. Anyway, no one would believe that anything here is older than a year or two. It all new-looking. It has a certain sheen to it, like somewhere where you'd pay $40 for a Yankee Candle at Plaza Frontenac. As I arrived today with members of my running group, an unhoused gentleman was being, erm, questioned out front by 12. He may have spent the night in the lobby of this apartment building. It just so happened to be right as Crema was opening. Did they report him to the authorities? Should they have given him a job sweeping the sidewalk out front like the wise old neighborhood drunk in the movie Do the Right Thing, the lovable old James? Instead of bringing him downtown, the police merely confiscated his drugs and sent him on his way. (I hope he wasn't late for work.) I wonder what they do with those drugs. I've seen the movie Bad Lieutenant. I didn't know whether to be disappointed or relieved that this place doesn't carry a burrito. I love a burrito more than I love most people, but maybe this is not the place to get a burrito. But I figured I probably couldn't go wrong with a breakfast sandwich. You can't make a bad breakfast sandwich. Even a Breakfast Jack is a good breakfast sandwich. They certainly charge a premium for their breakfast sandwich. I figured this would be a situation where they charge you money out the ass for hardly any food. I was willing to take the hit anyway, for the sake of citizen food journalism, and also because I'd just run umpteen miles. Come to find out, this thing is roughly the size of a football. Its appearance is more along the lines of a torta, the hefty sandwiches from which portly Hispanic girls get their nickname. Alas, it was just okay. The croissant was ginormous but of middling quality. If it were the same size and as rich as the croissants at Comet Coffee, it would be roughly 10,000 calories, so that may have been for the best. The bacon tasted oddly similar to a Ball Park hot dog, in both a good and bad way. They give you plenty of it, but I suspect they still come out ahead. The eggs would have been fine if they'd been salted. In theory, the salt from the bacon and the cheese would have carried over to the eggs, but I don't know if I have a refined enough palate for that to be the case. I approve of a Breakfast Jack, after all. I'm willing to accept the fact that the Horchata Latte may have just been a bad order on my part. I may have needed to specify some type of syrup so that it was sweeter than it was and I didn't realize that, because what do I know about fancy coffee drinks? Or I might just not like horchata, with which I have minimal experience. They carry a gooey butter cake latte, and I should have gone with that. It was calling my name the way crack calls the guy they called the cops on. Which brings me to the Gooey Butter Cake Edges, which caught my eye in the pastry case, as if my sandwich and drink alone weren't caloric enough. I like gooey butter cake (natch), and I like the idea of "cake edges." Would this be along the lines of those brownies that are all corners? It kinda was, except that the crust wasn't quite as crisp as you'd like it to be. I don't think these were the actual edges of a gooey butter cake. They may have just been leftover cake batter baked into strips. It was still delicious, because it was gooey cake. The actual gooey butter cake may have been better. Again, I'm willing to take credit for what may have been a mistake on my part. Like the lovable old James, we all make mistakes sometimes. Crema has only been around for a few years, so I'm sure it's only a matter of time until they get their few issues ironed out. The decor is already top notch.

This is a nice little addition to the welcome center. It's a great place to stop by for a little…read morepick me up after a run. They have drinks, sandwiches, coffee, tea and even beer! If you need a little pick up it can be worth a visit. Decided to go on a walk but did not plan well so I stopped in for a sandwich and really appreciated having an option so close by! Service was great! It was not too busy for. Saturday morning and the ambiance was really nice. I love the little flowers at each table and the wallpaper wall with mirrors and flowers prints.

This small cafe is located inside the Dennis & Judith Jones Visitor Center. It has a modest menu of…read moredrinks and food. The service I've had inside has always been great and friendly. On cold days in the park stopping in here for hot chocolate and baked good has always been a highlight for my kids. I wouldn't go out of my way to have breakfast here, but when you are in the park and just need a pick me up this is a good option.

Tried this place for the first time today and it is delicious! The store is clean, bright and…read morewelcoming. There is also plenty of parking which is great! I interacted with a few workers here and they were all friendly and honestly helped improve my day. I got a smoothie, I forgot the name of it, but it is delicious! I will be back here!

Today was my first time trying a smoothie bowl, and I'm glad this place was my first experience. I…read moreordered the Harmony Vanilla Smoothie Bowl and was immediately impressed by the presentation--the staff clearly put a lot of care into their craft. The base was creamy and reminded me of ice cream, with specks of vanilla bean throughout. The granola and walnuts were rich, sweet, and crunchy, providing a pleasant contrast in texture. The dried cranberries added a nice art flavor, and with the bitter and floral undertones of the added cinnamon, they both helped cut through the bowl's sweetness. The almond butter and bananas helped balance everything out too, making the bowl very satisfying to eat. As for the service, the staff were friendly and sociable, checking in to make sure I didn't need anything and that everything was satisfactory. The restaurant itself was clean, well-maintained, and featured bright, bold colors throughout the dining area. Overall, I will definitely return, especially since they've expanded their menu.