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    Cadinho Bakery and Cafe

    4.7 (66 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Ryan G.

    A little pricey but delicious! Been here a couple times and each time we had coffee and pastries. The egg tarts, coconut cake, and others we tried were all really good. Also tried a few different seasonal or unique lattes, all of which I've enjoyed. I'd come back here. Just plan for an $8 coffee, but I suppose that's not unusual anymore in Chicago.

    Bom Dia brekky sando
    Mark M.

    Had the day off so wanted to check out a new cafe. Stumbled upon Cadinho from friends reckys. You can't miss it on the corner of western and archer. Was so happy to check it out. First, the cold brew was from Sputnik one of my favorite coffee spots. Staff helped me out with the menu and I went with the pastel de nata and the Bom dia sandwich. Grabbed my number card and sat down. Ample amount of seating inside. Nata came out first and wow! Buttery flaky crust with a sweet eggy inside. Reminded me of a crème brûlée. Onto the Bom dia sando. That croissant you can peel off the layers and eat it individually, that's how soft and flaky it was. The chorizo was cut bologna style and the house sauce was on point. Nice and refreshing bites with the tomato and kale. So happy to have stopped in and I will def be back!

    Runzer W.

    I got some egg tarts to go. The serving people were very friendly. The tarts were crispy on the edges while sweet inside. Love it!

    Cute spot
    Julisa W.

    Stumbled upon this beauty while in the area to thrift shop. What a pleasant surprise! Portuguese bakery is not something I can say I've experienced before. I assume this person was the owner... but I had questions about the Brazilian fudge and was met with a smile. (If you like coconut.... Get the coconut fudge!) We picked out some pastries and lattes for the nearby park and it couldn't have been more perfect. I got to sweet coconut hot latte which was tasty but my bestie got the monkey latte cold foam and I WAS SO SAD I didn't get it because it was delectable. We loved it! Pastries we got the almond tarte which was flaky and the inside was like a moist cake? It was unique and bomb! The blueberry lemon scone had the juiciest blueberries I've had in a pastry! Not dry at all. The punkin scone was my personal favorite. Love anything that gets me feeling in the season. The restaurant itself screams culture and love that they had posters on the door to let ICE know they are not welcome. If I'm ever near here, I would bring back people!

    Gruyere and mushroom quiche, pastel de nata, doce de casa
    Clarissa C.

    Such a cute Portuguese corner bakery in McKinley Park! A good amount of seating inside! The people there are so kind and even came to check in on us while we enjoyed the pastries. We got the pastel de nata, a mushroom and Gruyère quiche, and the doce de casa (condensed milk mousse with dulce de leche mousse). The pastel de nata was so perfect and wasn't using a generic base, but rather a buttery, flaky puff pastry crust that had sooo many layers to it. The doce de casa reminded me of serradura - it was so creamy and had slight hints of a cookie flavor?? Delish! The mushroom and Gruyère quiche was admittedly a bit dried out, but flavors were very cohesive and I liked the saltiness of the Gruyère cheese balanced with the caramelized onions.

    Portuguese egg tarts and passion fruit tart
    Kaitlyn C.

    Great little bakery that has a variety of coffee, smoothies, sandwiches, and pastries. I like how you can grab a meal here or a bite. There's plenty options and the staff are all very nice. There's plenty of seating inside if you want to stay and chat a bit.

    Natas and lemon meringue was just
    Elvylene Y.

    Saw this bakery pop up as having pastel de natas which are one of my favs so decided to try it. The bakery itself is not that big, with tables for dine in. Cute motif with pictures of Porto along the wall. We ordered the natas - original and one with chocolate as well as lemon meringue. The natas are delicious and I especially liked the chocolate one as it wasn't too sweet. The lemon meringue was just tart and sour enough and the crust wasn't tough. Overall, I would recommend this bakery if you like natas. (They also have lots of coffee drinks available.)

    Dirty Chai Cookie was a 7/10
    Rosa F.

    Came in here for the first time. The parking is a little tricky but if you're lucky an are driving around 3:30ish then there's some parking on the side of the building on Archer otherwise you have to park across the big street. Took my nephew here and we read the reviews on the Pastel de Nata and we wanted to taste it and me the coffee of course. Upon our arrival and entry we were greeted by Mel the girl who took our order. She was knitting which I've never seen anyone do while at work. Other then that she was nice and cordial and that's key to me. I had the pleasure of also meeting the pastry chef Dhamar (I hope I didn't misspelled her name) bc she spelled it out. She was kind. The place is very quaint. And yes it does live by its cafe name CADINHO meaning 'A little Bit". The Dirty Chai Cookie was delicious a little on the sweet side for me but good for those who like it sweet. It was nice in its softness and it doesn't crumble up like other cookies. I did enjoy it. What we did live was the Pastel de Nata. Main reason for our visit beside the coffee. We loved it so much we ordered a chocolate one and a regular one and my sister and brother loved it. I will definitely be back to buy this again. The custard was nicely flavored and perfect on the sweet. Not over powering just right. My nephew who's picky wanted more so luckily we got two more. It's a good place to come and unwind and listen to diverse music. And my Latte with Coconut milk was super good!

    Seasonal Iced Orangemary Latte & Brown Butter Cookie
    Kelly R.

    Very unique coffee shop in the neighborhood. Different types of European desserts and coffee drinks to try. Good enough seating to work in. Workers are always helpful!

    Latte with a hint of spice
    Luis A.

    So delicious, out here visiting and doing some work while enjoying a tasty beverage. Staff are so nice and the place is spacious with so many treats to try. And a great place to catch up with friends.

    Pastry display
    Nina P.

    I loooove Cadinho. It's such a wonderful addition to little village. The inside is so cheerful and beautifully decorated with images of Portugal, very colorful! The music is very good and vibes and at a good volume, and of course the pastries are amazing!! I feel like they're delicious while being refreshingly different from typical Chicago coffee shops. The pastel de nata is soooo good and I loved the Mexican mango tea to pair with my pastries. The raspberry jam cookie was insane; the outside chocolate was delicate and almost crisp when you bite the cookie, and the actual cookie is soft inside and the jam tastes very high quality. Tbh I don't know that I even like the chocolate and fruit combo very much but I can recognize that it is a gourmet level cookie. I also ordered a Portuguese brioche sandwich for lunch which was very good; they have a couple more savory options such as a scone and something like an empanada but lunch options are a little limited. They also have smoothies that I'm excited to try if you're looking for something light or healthy. The rest of their pastries look absolutely delicious, I can't wait to come back!

    Nata
    Maggie Z.

    Genuinely a dream to be here. Large windows, cozy decor, very spacious. The staff are so sweet, and everything I've eaten here is so good. The bom dia sandwich is mind-blowingly good (the bread is sweet and soft, the sauce explodes with flavor, the sausage and tomatoes and dried basil and everything is incredible). The nata too

    Adam K.

    McKinley / Bridgeport have really strong coffee options, all very good in their own right. But Candinho is truly a destination as noticed by the folks that come in on weekends. I'm a coconut latte fan. And we're big on the savory pastries. Enjoy

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    Great spot, amazing energy, and quick service. The menu is incredible in terms of variety. Will be back!

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