We were in and out for breakfast in under 20 min. The waitress was super attentive and kind. She…read moretried to say we didn't have to tip, which kind of hurt my heart. Of course we did tip, but please do keep an eye open for their tip percentages. 30% tip? Haven't seen that as a default before. Quaint little cafe with an open kitchen. My breakfast sandwich was perfect! I got turkey sausage and I was worried the patty would be too thick but it was delicious. My partner got the chorizo breakfast burrito and really enjoyed it with their salsa. Overall great experience

Way way way over priced. $75 for 4 breakfast plates, one of those a kid's breakfast, and two…read morecoffees... look at the prices pictured for the side items. A place that charges enough for two loafs of bread for one side of toast deserves to go out of business. Also, the tables are too small. Like kid's tables. Four adults will have an awfully uncomfortable experience. Then the audacity to prompt a 30% tip on a $75 tab. Never go here

Had a wonderful brunch at Prasino in La Grange with my family! The restaurant is clean, chic, and…read morewelcoming from the moment you walk in. Our waiter, Matt, was friendly, professional, and quick. I had scrambled eggs with hash browns and upgraded my crepe to the Bananas Foster, which was amazing and definitely worth it! I also tried the Blondee juice, it was a little bitter for my taste, but still went well with the meal. I found street parking right in front, and there are also free parking garages nearby. I would definitely recommend it and can't wait to come back!

We have dined at this restaurant several times. The service…read moreand the food are great. Casual relaxed atmosphere. My husband enjoyed the shrimp tacos, and I loved my southwestern chicken salad. We also started with the potatoes which were tasty. The portions are generous.

Cute spot for brunch (though the rest of their menu looks good as well!) in La Grange…read more We were able to eat a late brunch around noon on Saturday without having made a reservation. They had a list of fun Bloody Mary's. My husband ended up getting the Flamin' Hot one, which came with Flamin' Hot Cheetos. He said the flavor was good. I ordered a chocolate croissant. At first, I questioned that it wasn't toasted or crispy, but I actually ended up really liking the texture and flavor. It was not too sweet. I ordered the shakshuka for my entree. I was told it would be very spicy. I am someone who eats a lot of spicy food, so I thought the spice level was very tolerable. The flavors were good. I was happy to have some leftovers to take home.

First and foremost - everyone I interacted with was SUPER KIND, and I really liked some aspects of…read morethe experience. But for a premium price, I expect premium product, and this place is rough around the edges in ways that feel easy to fix. I'm pointing them out in hopes they'll be corrected. First the positive - the food was pretty good. Not great for the price, but pretty good. Drip coffee was better than most diners/cafes in the area. The ambience was pleasant. Here's the issues. 1. The furniture needs a refresh and I don't think the place has even been open that long. The side tables by the window are losing their finish - a fragment of wood got caught under my finger nail as I was sitting down and just lightly grazed the table with my hand. I also brushed away a few additional flakes coming up. The chiffon curtains are charming until you look closer and see they're speckled with food from past diners. A moss ball decoration in the bathroom is missing half its moss. It's little stuff, obviously, but when I spot things like this at a place otherwise charging a premium partially for cute aesthetics, I always get concerned that the lack of attention to detail might also be getting reflected in the food. 2. Value for money and food quality are also an issue. $20 for one slice of sourdough cut in half, a rather overdone French omelette with sour cream on top (not mentioned on the menu and a weird choice) a bowl of fruit I wasn't interested in rather than a choice of free side, and sausages I paid extra for, is not good value to me. The bread was good! The omelette was mediocre. The sausage was very solid, had a slight funk to it that I liked and suggested to me it was made in house - but 7 dollars for two sausage patties is absolutely wild. I would suggest Milkstop rethink the combos on its menu to include more and be priced a touch more transparently. 3. Finally, service. Everyone was VERY KIND, again, want to stress that, but service was slow and rather inattentive for most of the meal. The place was only half full, but water and an initial drink order were slow, and I waited for a while for the check while the staff chatted amongst themselves in the corner of the room. Not trying to be a dick, the life of a service worker is tough, but the place was mostly empty and I noticed they already charge a 3% service gratuity on your orders, so I'd expect a little better. Basically this place has a very charming surface with some wonkiness around the edges. I will definitely come back again but guys, come on - ditch the gross chiffon curtains, for both our sakes.

They have menu that is fair in price for the area. Lots of choices! The fruit they give with the…read morebreakfast is really nice big pieces (although no ripe enough last time). Also, they once gave me child the fruit, and last time half the fruit - so inconsistent with what's supposed to be given... One time the server asked if I wanted powdered sugar on pancakes, and another time they didn't ask/ so I would say to work on consistency. The broccoli cheddar omelet was very delicious, the egg was a bit dry on the corners, so try to evenly spread the cheddar! The servers and fro y desk is always nice!! I lkk in r the outdoor seating options!

It would probably be a 3.5 for service but can't give a 4 for food. It's still a solid spot. I…read moreliked the menu options, that things weren't too oily, and they allow substitutions. All good but nothing mind blowing, so have to go with a three. Still a solid stop for a classic breakfast though! I got the Denver scramble with egg whites, "hash browns" which are actually potatoes but I prefer them so that's fine, and a side of pancakes, I upgraded to pumpkins. All solid, nothing special.

This cafe is one of one. I don't think I've ever had a cafe experience like this one. To start it's…read moremuch bigger than most cafes, there's a kitchen and the option of grab and go. I had an iced Mocha oatmeal milk latte which was excellent! What's really fascinating to me is there's a Starbucks across the street. I can say confidently Blackberry Market Cafe is definitely a competitor. Should you visit, tell Bri Sam sent you.

I always enjoy my visits to this place. The food is perfect for a light breakfast/brunch/lunch. The…read moresconces are very good, too!

The food was amazing and service was very fast! The restaurant was extremely clean and organized as…read morewell as well decorated for spring. My donut pancakes were amazing and my family really enjoyed their breakfast

Hospitality and adorable kitschy decor are what make Mary's "your place". Mary's has that…read moreneighborhood diner/breakfast joint feel. Whether you are inside or out, every nook and cranny is decorated with old-school charming seasonal details as well as adorable coffee house themed accents. The employees at Mary's are all incredibly friendly and make you feel right at home. The menu is extensive. My gal pals and I all found something fitting of our latest diets. Nestled right in the heart of our old 'hood, it makes a great place to meet when we are visiting the parents and want to catch up on the way. Make sure to check the to-go dessert case on the way out (we saw some absolutely decadent cheesecakes and cookies on display as we were heading up to pay.) Whether you cozy up inside or soak up the sun on the extensive patio, it's hard not to leave with a sense of satisfaction after a morning visit to this popular local favorite.

Service was amazing and Nadia is very professional with a sweet personality . Food was great .read more

The avocado toast was delicious and Nadia was an excellent server. She was very efficient,…read morecourteous and anticipated our needs.

Wheelys is such a cute little coffee shop right in the heart of La Grange! The service was…read moreexcellent, and everyone was so friendly. I tried the iced banana bread latte, it didn't taste much like banana bread, but the espresso was really good, especially toward the bottom. Overall, it was a nice stop and I'd definitely come back to try something else.

Busy little spot with a lot of flare. Street parking. Multiple payment options. Information board…read more Fast service. The food was tasty. I had the wheelys panini sandwich. The coffee I had a basic hot drip black which appeared to be a well balanced medium roast. However they have tons of coffee drinks options including Turkish and cortado which was nice. The atmosphere is very comfortable and the tone is fairly quiet to low end moderate. They have wifi and relaxing music and chairs/sofa/table spaces. I noticed spaces to do work, complete a puzzle, play a few games.

Kind of a La Grange Central Perk. Food and speciality coffee drinks any kind…read more There are also several smoothies available as well. The place was packed at two in the afternoon. The drip coffee was decent. The two young ladies working there are pleasant. I'd go back.

Definitely try the Rose cardamom latte! It even comes with mini rose petals. Owl and Lark is…read morelocated in the downtown la grange area and is a nice spot for grabbing a quick coffee or huddling up and staying for a while. I wish they opened up earlier than 8am during the week. I typically have coffee around 630-7am but I can understand why they open at 8am if they aren't busy until 8-9ish. I stopped in a little after 8 and the door was still locked. I'm going to guess I was the first customer of the day. When I walked in there was a sewer stench that was over powering. My guess is this might be normal for them - 1 of the staff members was spraying Lysol to get rid of the smell. I ordered via the front counter and got the rose Cardamom latte. This drink is on the pricey side, $8 without having a non dairy milk substitute. The flavor makes up for it though. It was delicious and refreshing!