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Haraz Coffee House Niles

Haraz Coffee House Niles

(40 reviews)

A sip of history Haraz finally opened up in Niles, IL and honestly I could not be more excited…read more had the chance to check it out today and ordered the matcha latte that comes with oat milk and I added in honey and it was delicious and then also ordered a mocha latte as is and that was so yummy as well! The entire place is gorgeous inside and perfect for hanging out with the friends or just to have a place to sit and work:) The staff is incredible and so sweet I will definitely be coming here ALOT! Can't wait to try the food items soon! .. The multiple eats of Haraz! Here are the things I've found amazing since going to Haraz on the daily! * Brand New Dessert! Chocolate pistachio brownie with knafeh and pistachio ice cream! * Brand New Mango Matcha * Salted Caramel Latte * Pistachio Latte * Iced Adeni * Matcha with honey *Matcha and lemon honey cheesecake * Iced Mocha Latte *Istanbul Cheesecake *Spinach and Feta Cheese Pie, Dubai Chocolate, and Iced Adeni * Dubai Chocolate *Warm Matcha, Cheese Danish, Beef Pogacha *Iced Adeni *Pistachio Danish *Matcha with a view

I was craving cardamom coffee and we decided to stopped by Haraz to try it out. Very spacious and a…read morelot of parking spot. They even had a quiet room with door for coworking/studying. Went with their all spice mofawar, and a cleaner palate one Qishr since hubby wanted something tea-like. After ordering all that, we noticed there's a separate tea option that had a citrusy flavor so we got the sunlit tangerine also. The drinks were very strong in a whole mix of spice flavors, which I actually really liked, but it is a little too watery, not dense or creamy enough, and the coffee flavor lean a bit more too acidic/sour. It's not bad, but I think it's just not exactly to my liking. What I didn't realize was that a lot of the spices sunk to the bottom so when I remixed the thic layer of spices with oatmilk at home, it tasted pretty good with the right consistency. All of the drinks were pretty diluted in our opinion, and I think it's too much spice for my husband although I liked it. I also ordered some pastries, but the server packed the wrong one. If I didn't look closely enough I might've missed that. There was one last Dubai pistachio cookie which I asked for, but they gave me the Biscoff cookie instead which was a less expensive one. Anyway, they were fine switching it out after I pointed out, but no apologies or anything. While we weren't impressed with the drinks at first, the medovik mouse/honey layered cake was really good-- it was pretty dense where the buttery parts were, and it was pretty sweet so it balanced well with the acidic coffee. We didn't know the cookie had more fillings on the inside until we got home. The fillings had crunchy flakes which adds a really nice texture, and the filling is not too sweet. Really good. We liked the pastries a lot more than the coffee. Perhaps we just aren't used to the flavor and taste profile of the coffee. I'd be willing to try more here.

Grind N Gears Cafe - Coffee bar

Grind N Gears Cafe

(25 reviews)

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Now this is a cool concept. Let's back up. I meet a couple of friends on Sunday mornings at coffee…read moreshops and cafes. No chains, just stand alone locations. Each place has a theme, or a charm all its own and Grind N Gears Cafe is one of the latter. When you pull up you immediately recognize the place as a former body shop or service station. Not a as station, but a body shop. They have their own small parking lot in front with special motorcycle parking on the sides of the lot. It's a small place. When you walk inside there is a runner leading up to the counter with their case of delicious looking eats and a platform above with an old Indian motorcycle perched looking over the place. To the right of the counter are some toys for the kids, including a kids motorcycle and other funs toys to keep the kiddos busy while their parents enjoy a magically concocted coffee drink by the shops artisans. There are comfy little sitting areas composed of oversized furniture from your parents basement. The front has a few racks of leather jackets that feels like your at The Alley's northern location. They do have some hats and apparel for their own shop and I almost bought a hat. On the left side, they have another seating area, but it looks more like a table in a cozy kitchen than a sitting room. It's quaint no matter where you look or sit. Lastly, their drinks and food are quite good. With all the stand alone coffee places popping up, Grinds N Gears is one of the cooler places and I don't mean hipster.

What a fun themed coffee shop! From a motor shop to a coffee shop, there's fun for all. The parking…read morelot is a bit small so it becomes a hindrance when it's busy. But once you get inside it's so much fun. With a variety of drinks from coffee to teas and boba there's really something for any mood. They also have baked good from local bakeries. The staff is also super friendly and knowledgeable when it comes to drinks. All in all, a great experience and we can't wait to come back soon and try other drinks.

Crepe Cafe - Açaí Bowl

Crepe Cafe

(33 reviews)

We had a couple hours to burn this past weekend so what better way than grabbing a quick bite to…read moreeat before walking around a mall? Enter Crepe Cafe. I ordered the Cafe Special, a type of crepe loaded with cream and adorned by various fruits and Nutella. It was fairly pricy but delicious all the same. If you like sweet, this menu offering will do the trick. For the cost, I could've used a bit more food (you only receive a single crepe with your order). The presentation of my food was appealing. However, the server placed the crepe atop a piece of tissue paper on the plate. While eating, this tissue paper was a distraction and I ended up cutting through it multiple times. Crepe Cafe isn't a standalone restaurant but rather a kiosk in the mall (just look for the scale-accurate red whales hovering from above if you're lost). While I can't expect extraordinary ambiance owing to this place's location, cleanliness should be a given. One of the tables I wanted to sit at was visibly dirty. A different high-top had a pair of gloves (without a human owner) atop it. Overall, Crepe Cafe was a nice (if unexpected) treat to find. The price could just be a little lower and the tables a little cleaner.

This spot is located in the fashion outlets of Chicago. They are right by the concierge. I got a…read moreclassic crepe and mango smoothie. Both items tasted delicious. The smoothie was made first and pretty quickly. The crepe shortly after. Both tasted amazing! The place can get crowded quickly and have some seating available. Depending on what's happening in the mall it can get a little loud at times.

TSAoCAA - bubbletea - Updated May 2026

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