Im not a frequent Whole Foods shopper, but this option for a quick meal really helped out in a…read morepinch. I needed some clean carb sources for some body fuel, and this was in walking distance of our hotel. The hot bar and salad bar are always a hit with me, so I was looking forward to getting some good food. We came a bit later in the day, so many of the items were gone or dwindling, but the items I did get were pretty good. I got the meatballs and rice, with a few extra small additions to try. We also got some bagels from the bakery. It's a busy, busy location but the lines moved pretty quickly. Self checkout was smooth.

Security watched me head towards doors that wouldn't open and didn't tell me how I could exit…read more Another guest tried every door until he was able to leave, and I just followed him. They close off the main entrance/exit when it's close to closing time, but definitely don't tell you how to leave the building.

I celebrated my birthday here a few days ago. It was a Goddess theme, so this restaurant was…read moreperfect for the occasion. I had the Goddess chicken sandwich made into a salad and added tomatoe and cucumber. The salad was so fresh and tasty. Service was good and staff were very polite. I only wish they offered more beverage options like sugar free. They also had cute little boutique items staged for sale. Nice items but definitely not worth the price. There was a butterfly picture frame for $80. I'm certain I can find it on Amazon for $10. Lol Otherwise nice place. Theres also a nice little outdoor seating area. Perfect for catching up with friends, lunch with co-workers or solo time.

To begin with, my boyfriend and I were looking for a breakfast spot near Chicago 360 and came…read moreacross this cute and affordable place. Moreover, the overall vibe was really nice and inviting. Furthermore, I ordered the hot honey chicken, which was good but not great since the chicken was a little burnt, although the portion size was generous. In addition, I got a lemonade which was refreshing and tasted great. On top of that, the customer service was decent I wasn't greeted when we walked in, but we were helped pretty quickly. The place was also very neat and clean, which is a big plus for me. Overall, it's a solid spot if you're in the area and looking for something quick and affordable.

This cafe is conveniently located in the middle of the Roosevelt Collection shops on the second…read morelevel, in its own standalone building right by the parking garage entrance. Lots of great coffee options, I went for the berry jas lemonade- made with jasmine tea, it was awesome and a beautiful color. Love that you can get small tea bags too, made for a perfect gift. Staff was super friendly and helpful. They serve empanadas from local Cafe Tola and other pastries as well. I tried poblano, potato, and cheese and it was amazing! Always love the opportunity to support a black owned business too!

Good place to stop by for quick bite or drink before the architecture boat tour. Located on the…read moresecond floor in the same plaza as AMC! I ordered the spinach feta croissant. Service was good, the cashier took my order & toasted my croissant in a timely manner.

I ordered the spinach and feta pastry along with a latte. Both were okay, but neither really stood…read moreout. The pastry wasn't flaky or puffy like I expected, and it was served cold, which was disappointing. The latte was smooth, but it tasted pretty average. The service was probably the biggest letdown. The cashier came across as cold and not very friendly, which didn't make for a welcoming experience. Overall, it wasn't a bad visit, but nothing about the food, coffee, or service would make me want to come back.

We stopped in to Coralie Coffee before starting a day of sightseeing, and we really enjoyed our…read morestop! The pastries were buttery and delicious, the Chai tea was REALLY good, and the cappuccino was absolutely fabulous! Service was very friendly, and the location is super cute and clean. We will happily stop in again when we are back in town!

Had a hot beverage here on the 5th floor of the 900 shops and it was really quick service, weekly,…read moreno line and had my drink in minutes. Latte always comes with a beautiful leaf or heart art. It's a nice touch and feels more personal than Starbucks. Plan for about 6.45 for a large size hot beverage (latte or matcha). Lots of seating available if your well ahead of the lunch period 11-2.

This is a coffee shop on the first floor of the 900 N Michigan building, where Bloomingdale'sis…read morelocated. It doesn't have its own seating but you can sit on any of the open seats on the floor. Since it's the 900 N building, it is nicely decorated and the seating is very comfortable. I love getting a beverage and reading in one of the chairs. Depending on the time of day, it could get busy. The crossiants are amazing and huge. It's crispy on the outside and soft and buttery on the inside. I find the doughnuts to be too sweet. There are also muffins though I have not had any. All the times that I have been here, service was quick and friendly.

(G)o or no go - go! Stopped by intending to j grab a coffee but stayed for a whole breakfast…read more(W)ow factor - The grocery is full of little gift cards, cute eclectic stationary, and whimsical cakes. It's adorable and wholesome. (A)ge - Most people just drop by for a coffee before work, so it's pretty young corporate. (M)enu - The chopped salad and matzo ball soup were super filling and healthy. The lavendar latte was like a drop from flower heaven and the barista who made it had A+ energy! Shout out to her

It's been a hot minute since I've been to The Goddess and Grocer. I had a salad as well as a…read moresparkling lychee matcha drink. Both were delicious but I think I may go with a lighter drink next time. The display cases also had plenty of to go options and bakery items that I will venture into next time. Ordering is straight forward. The wait is not long and I had my order within a few minutes. I chose to sit outside and the tables were tidy and clean. There is also the option of sitting inside with a few tables between the counters and cases of merchandise and food items. I will add this to my rotation when I need a little treat outside of bringing my lunch to work.

I was excited to try their summer specials, but I was not prepared for the line out the door. I had…read morebeen here once previously, but it was in the colder months, so it wasn't anywhere near as busy. My husband got the Milk & Cookies Cold Brew ($7), and I got the Neopolitan Latte ($6.50). I loved my drink. I got their Smoothie Bowl ($15), and my husband got the Breakfast Burrito ($11). The food does seem a little overpriced, but smoothie bowls always seem to come at a premium in the city. The Breakfast Burrito is more like taco-sized, so it's not great value, but it does taste good.

Great place to grab a seat and get some work done. It was very easy to order coffee online and then…read morejust pick it up while you were working. Food looked delicious, but I didn't order any. Definitely has a hangout and working vibe for folks are casually, talking and enjoying each other's company.

Love this place. Its cafeteria style but definitely higher-end of that genre…read more Fresh and fast food with a large variety and reasonable prices. Really glad we found this place given the massively overpriced breakfast and lunch places in the area.

Not at all bad for an office cafeteria that's open to the public. I think that is an important…read moredistinction, however. A food hall, as I understand it, has different vendors run by different people/companies. Here, it seems, everything is under one umbrella. Thus, I believe Forum 55 exists more as a place to get a quick lunch when one doesn't want to venture outside their office as opposed to an actual foodie destination hall, like Time Out Market, Sterling Food Hall, or similar. With that in mind, Forum 55 is a solid option for what it is. They have sandwiches, mexican, burgers, coffee, and a very respectable salad and hot bar. The variety is limited, but I feel as though it used to be bigger, and then COVID and a more hybrid workforce did its damage. I'd like to highlight the hot bar, because they have a different option every day along with some kind of carb/starch, and vegetable. so, for example: Mango lime chicken, cilantro rice, and garlic broccoli (I'm spitballing here, don't quote me). Is It restaurant quality? Maybe just shy... not terrible for stuff which is made en masse and then kept warm. Same thing with the sandwiches, not mind blowing but respectable for what they are. What keeps form 55 from being a four star establishment is the price. I might be able to forgive the less than fantabulous quality of the food, but it is priced at the level of a nice fast-casual restaurant as opposed to an office cafeteria. I think it is to do with amenity value: if you don't want to leave your office, you're going to have to pay a little bit more. Walk a few blocks, and you might get better food for similar or even lower prices.