Delicious bagels and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. I personally think these are the best bagels…read morein town, but what I really love about Good Judy's is not only the effort to make great food, but the effort to make a good space for the community. I'm so glad there's a place near me where I can learn about exciting community events and participate in some too! They can run out of bagels early on on busy days, so watch out for that! But I think it's definitely worth the potential wait to support a community-based small business.

I got a Cinnamon Sugar bagel. It was soft and tasted good. I got regular cream cheese with it. I do…read morewish there were different flavored cream cheese options. The Chocolate Chip Stack Latte (chocolate chip cookie dough + maple pancake + mocha) was SO amazing!! Very balanced with the coffee and syrup flavoring. They have a syrup list by the order counter so you can customize your drink. The art on the wall was cool and the upcoming events list sounded fun. There were other patrons but service was fairly quick.

This is an adorable market/deli with great focaccia pizza and beautiful pastries. Service is very…read morefriendly too.

The little bites of focaccia as samples were a nice touch. It's a pretty cool market that has a lot…read moreof fun items to buy like coffee, pasta, bread, sauces, candy, etc. We got the motzo ball soup and salad. The matzo ball soup cup had dark meat chicken and didn't have a lot of flavor. It's also a very tiny cup. The garden salad was delicious and fresh, however. The side of coleslaw was also good. Maybe next time I'll try a sandwich or their focaccia pizza slices. Plenty of parking and lots of options for lunch.

I can confidently say I have been (at) cracked on green street…read more On a more serious note, I do feel as though a lot of people overlook Cracked on Green simply because not many people go out to get breakfast together. It is usually just going out for lunch, or for dinner. However, I think that this was one of the best burrito's that I have ever had - and I have been to SF! The egg chorizo burrito is what I would recommend. A bit pricey, however.

Service is fine. But the food is really good. Crispy tots were crispy, and had the Dirty Bird is…read moredelcious.

It had a cozy old environment. Good service. There was a…read morenice lady who was kind and very helpful. It is not a crowded place. Food was good overall.

This was a top notch place back in the day! But past owner from the 1980's, Allen Strong, has…read moreretired and the new owners don't seem to add much. A glass display case sits empty at the hostess station displaying nothing but lots of smudgy fingerprints. A fitting analogy to the current Courier unfortunately. Patrons come in for lunch and wait several minutes for somebody to seat them. The service suffers from understaffing. I ordered a Veggie Dagwood sandwich. Remember Dagwood Bumstead and his multi layer skyscraper sandwiches?? Not here! This was more of a very dry bread sandwich. Where are the layers of veggies? The layers of cheese? The alfalfa sprouts? The sauce? My sandwich was served with a stale pickle. I asked if I could order a side like potato salad. They had coleslaw - $4 up charge. The place needs to be cleaned up! Put a little pride into the menu.

I was in town for the Thanksgiving holiday and my brother wanted to show us the Broadway Food Hall…read more A great thing about the hall is that there is a decent amount of diversity in food options. Funny enough though, my brother and dad ordered the same thing. My mom and I ordered the same thing. My mom and I both got the fried fish sandwich from La Royale. My mom ordered fries. Since her fry order was so huge and she knew she wasn't going to eat them all, I didn't get my own order. The fish sandwich was large and quite good. Not the best fish sandwich, but very good. Food was served up kindly and quickly.

I'm a local who frequents Cafe Paradiso a couple times a week. It's been my favorite neighborhood…read morespot for a few years. I even started coming more often after Dutch Brothers opened down the street because I wanted to offset the possibility of small business loss. This place has meant that much to me. What has set Paradiso apart from other coffee spots in town has always been the vibe; serving up a warm and welcoming spot to enjoy your drink and hang for a few. Up until recently the staff have always been friendly and attentive. Things have been going downhill for a couple months, but the last few weeks have been particularly egregious. A majority of the friendly and familiar faces that made this place so beloved have been replaced in recent weeks with rude and indifferent staff members. Recently I've had a half dozen instances of drinks made incorrectly (nothing fancy, just steamed milk and tea), or having to repeatedly ask for food I ordered, etc. and then being treated like I'm an imposition for asking to correct the issue. Many of the staff seem to pick and choose who they're polite to, to the point that I no longer feel personally welcome. I think I'll be taking my business elsewhere from now on.

Cute caffe with a relaxed feel. Nice place to grab a coffee and chat, or work. Fairly busy but…read morevanilla latte was good and a tasty strawberry croissant. Service was fast and efficient.

I have to say my food was great, as was my husband's. We both had the soup and salad special. The…read moreservice was terribly slow. We stood in line to order. The people in front of us left because the line wasn't moving. The tables were dirty and not being wiped between customers. Yuck. I wiped it myself with a napkin.Bad ambiance.

This place was amazing! The service was great and the people were very kind. The food came out…read moresuper quick and was delicious. Perfect temperature and the drinks were great as well! I sat in here and ate with some friends and the setting of the place was nice and a calm environment! Seems like the perfect place to chill, meet people, and study!

So, wifey and I came here because the name was intriguing…read more At 08:30 there weren't many here yet. Clean, spacious with high ceilings. There is a HUGE menu. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so, all options are on the menu. So, since it was the 8AM hour, naturally, I ordered pizza. Wifey ordered the Swedish Combo. Since I used to live in Sweden, I get to be hypercritical! Yay! Server was polite, friendly and efficient. Absolutely no problem with Hannah. Many different types of hot teas. One thing, though, today (Monday morning) there was no barista, so, no cappuccino or latte. Just plain coffee. A bit disappointing. And, of course they would not let me make my own cappuccino! Food came out FAST! There was no way it was pre made because I ordered the Mediterranean pizza at 09:00. Mediterranean Pizza: Crust perfectly crisp edge. Tons of toppings. Beautiful creation. If I had to give anything negative, it could have used a bit more olive oil. But, it was REALLY good. The Swedish Combo: Scrambled eggs Canadian bacon (seems odd, those Canadian Swedes!) Swedish crepes with lingonberry syrup and lingonberry butter. Eggs were very good (wifey is quite critical of eggs, and they passed the test!) Canadian/Swedish bacon was also excellent. The "piece of resistance" was the crepes. Looked great, well done, very well done. Wifey said, "fabulous". However, the lingonberries actually was a maple syrup with scant lingonberries in it and the lingonberry butter was whipped butter with a lot of what seemed to be powdered sugar and a couple lingonberry pieces. Neither tasted at all like lingonberries, sadly. The combo was sickening sweet. Thankfully, wifey had not poured the syrup and she was able to scrape off a good amount of the butter. Wifey asked for plain lingonberries, but the truck had not come in yet. (So, perhaps they were improvising with what they had?) She asked if they had raspberries (no luck) and landed on fresh strawberries. She was able to basically salvage those amazing Swedish crepes by paring down to just a very light shmear of that whipped butter and those fresh strawberries wrapped up like a cannoli. And she said those amazing crepes were worth saving! I am guessing the previous reviews who were doling out 1-stars were here before the restaurant got their feet under them because this was a delicious breakfast. So, I'm giving 4 stars.

This place is now Sugar Berries Cafe. My son, a graduating senior at U of I, says it's about the…read moresame in terms of menu and appearance. I'm going to be a bit picky here so bear with me. The place is nice inside. Large, plenty of seating, with a full coffee bar seating area. The menu is large, as are the portions. If you can't find something you like and/or leave hungry, that's on you! Service was. . .just okay as was the overall experience. Now, the food was good, no doubt. And I would go back. However, some nits and picks. First up, they were out of milk and out of espresso. You're a breakfast place. This can't happen. I know, supply chains sometimes get screwed up. But, you go to Sam's or Costco, or something and at least get the milk. Especially for Sunday breakfast. Especially on U of I graduation weekend. Moving on. The openers did not make iced tea. So that's a slew of beverages now you can't offer at 10am. When I ordered my scrambler, the server forgot to ask me if I wanted fries or hash browns. They did come back and ask, however, a miss is a miss. My wife ordered blackberry french toast. Was served blueberry french toast (it was amazing, but still). Our pancakes came out, but without the rest of the food. And no syrup until we asked for it. Last nit, I did have to ask for a coffee refill. All those things are small, however, add them up, and that's why a 3 and not a 4 or a 5 here. Like I said, I would definitely go back. The service was prompt and friendly and the food was excellent. Nothing was a deal breaker. Had the food been cold or tasteless, it would be a different story. Clean some things up and this place will be a hit.