This was our first stop in Chicago. Cool little place and the staff was nice. No up charges for…read morealternative milks which is awesome. I got the brown sugar miso latte which was a great salty sweet combination. The iced drinks have 4 shots of espresso so I'd say you get your moneys worth.

We enjoy grabbing sacks of whole bean coffee while traveling and after reviewing their selections…read moreonline this made our list. Two sacks stuck out the most with our palate. NIGHT SHIFT: -- online tasting/sniffing notes: full body; deep chocolate; malty notes; dark chocolate; peanut butter; caramel; toasted marshmallow -- for me I noticed this more on the nose than the mouth, and especially when I "buried my beak" in the grounds after brewing -- the taste is nutty, smooth, nothing sour or bitter to speak of, caramel and light PB with some dark choc coming through...marshmallow only on sniff I believe RATING = A COLOMBIA (house drip): -- sack to be reviewed at a later date, too many sacks in the house right now STAFF were polite and efficient. No free drip cup offered with sacks purchase. Store is small but nicely appointed. It was not too far of a walk from our hotel which was a plus.

Fantastic drinks. Convenient location. Very quaint but comfortable interior with some creative…read moredesign elements including a TV playing YouTube DJs... it looks like a livestream from another room and really adds a cool ambiance. The best part are the baristas. I've been a couple of times and they are always approachable, engaging, kind, interested in conversation, and willing to make recommendations. One of my favorite shops in The Loop.

I stopped by Happy Monday Coffee on the way to the Art Museum for some quick caffeine. Very good…read morecoffee and great chill, moody ambiance. It was quiet (around 4 pm on Friday) and not too crowded. You order from a kiosk so not too much to add about service, but my oatmilk cortado was fantastic. If I lived here, it seems like a great little coffeeshop to come read, work, or I even saw someone crocheting. The downside was that it seemed they don't have public restrooms, which maybe makes it hard to sit and stay awhile despite the cozy environment.

If you've never experienced a Roastery, you definitely have to once. They're the most magical place…read morefor everything you can imagine. There's a cafe with beautiful pastries, many collectibles, Drinks of any kind. It was an amazing experience to be in here. Especially in Chicago. The service was amazing. I cannot wait to check out the rest.

Tried to come in at 7 before the crowd, but just be aware the other floors open later. Only the 1st…read morefloor is opened earlier. We ordered a drink and later then came back when all the other floors were opened. Each floor has their own specific menus but some of them have the same bakery items all around. We ordered the pistachio croissant 5/5, not too sweet, was fresh, crispy, and flaky all around. Egg and cheddar breakfast sandwich 3/5-egg was super fluffy and bun soft and it was filling but wasn't anything mind blowing. Crispy hash brown cup 1/5- no flavor or seasoning at all. Herb croissant-3/5 pretty decent. Service and hospitality were great, had a staff member come up to us and ask us if we were enjoying everything. Overall I thought it was a cool place with a ton of tables on every floor, looked really cool inside, awesome there are only a few in the world. Aesthetically pleasing And photo worthy. A little pricey for what they serve. But regardless, Got marked off the bucket list. Very unique inside. Be aware they do not have the typical Starbucks drink menus.

Just came here for the first time and everything was wonderful. Incredible staff, most delicious…read morematcha latte, and GF banana chocolate chip muffin. The atmosphere was also so cute, I didn't get to stay but I will be back!

I wanted to enjoy groundswell, but the espresso just tasted extremely weak to me, so much so that I…read morequestioned if I even got 2 shots or just one. It ended up tasting like oat milk with a splash of espresso. I ended up having to get a matcha in the afternoon as a pick me up as I didn't quite feel awake. I didn't try any of the pastries but they did have a few. Despite the lackluster coffee experience, the cafe is a decent area to work in, with seating, free wifi, bathroom, and outlets. Sorry I forgot to take pictures :(

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!

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.

This place is really cool with a very chill, cozy vibe inside. I was visiting my sibling over the…read moreweekend who lives just down the street, so I ended up stopping in twice. On my first visit, I tried the dulce de leche hot latte, which was good but nothing particularly stood out. I also had the egg, sausage, and cheese sandwich on a jalapeño cheese bagel. It was huge and overall good, but I found myself more of a fan of the bagel itself. On my second visit, I tried the vanilla lavender hot latte, which stood out much more to me. It had a great balance of coffee and sweetness. I also tried the egg, ham, and cheese jalapeño bagel and definitely preferred it over the other sandwich. It was savory and filling. I'd come back again the next time I'm visiting!

Seating in the front is cozy and comfortable. The back area with the high chairs and big wooden…read moretables is good for groups but the chairs are very hard so bring a cushion or a hoodie to fold up and sit on. The back table can handle a group of about ten people comfortably. The coffee is very strong! They have oat milk. As a whole grain person I can't really eat anything because I try to avoid plain white bread. But if you like paninis you'll probably enjoy it. Service is tepid. I think they're afraid to talk. The staff act like they're always about to get yelled at for something. They don't look like they're having a very good time and it doesn't seem like a fun place to work. The location was convenient at the time I stopped in.

Popped in on a Saturday morning while I was waiting for the Chicago bus. I needed coffee and…read moresomething to munch on before heading downtown for a fitness class that my former roommate was dragging me to. They had a case of delicious looking case of scones so I ordered iced coffee and a scone. As the server identified the scone flavors (blueberry, chocolate, etc) my heart stopped on bacon jalapeño cheddar. Excuse me what? I have never seen that flavor combo in a scone! I ordered it and promptly devoured it I continued to wait for the bus. The coffee is good too. I like my coffee as dark as my soul but not all coffee tastes good without cream and/or sugar. Theirs does. Its perfect on its own. It's delightful and I would definitely come back for it alone. My only fault with this coffee shop is that it's not closer to my apartment. If they could open up a location in Avondale, I would be ecstatic. All the coffee and bacon jalapeño cheddar scones for me! Alas they are not next door to my apartment so I will have to remember this place fondly until I can come in again.

Crazy rude staff members probably because I'm a white guy. Do not recommend, just go somewhere elseread more