The yia yia pasta made with feta and cinnamon was unlike anything I've had before and was so incredibly delicious, unique and savory but the hints of cinnamon brought a complexity to the dish I'd never expected. The house kombucha was excellent too. Our party went on a Thursday afternoon and didn't have to wait for a table. It was great! Love the space, food came quickly, and the staff was super nice. read more

Lula Cafe - Pasta Yiayia - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Vegan and Non-Vegan Diners! You must go to Lula Cafe and order the Chickpea and Fennel Tagine! It will blow you away with its earthiness, aroma and depth of flavor. I can't wait to try it again! Scrumptious!!!!! !! read more

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Great breakfast with vegan-friendly options! Sadly, I didn't find the food to live up to the hype (especially for the price), but overall, I still had a great time. Just make sure you go early on Sunday. Our hour-long queue had us shaking with hunger by the time we got food. To top it all off, the restaurant was crowded with people waiting for a seat while we were trying to eat. - AD read more

Lula Cafe - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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Jason, heartfelt thanks to you and the wonderful Lula team for making Stephen's birthday celebration a special one-- We loved the tender baby carrots & beets, and we ate up a storm--your healing gem of a spring salad, ever-popular chickpea frites long as my arms, the emerald-hued, basil-oil drenched baked feta with a chewy hill of sourdough, the crispy & melty skin-on Scottish salmon, flavorful & substantial pork chop, sweet & savory pecorino cake bursting with citrus, and surprise birthday scoop of Earl Grey stracciatella gelato with a candle-- thank you for creating such an exquisite space of hospitality and home for so many us! We loved sitting next to the piano and setting our glass bottle of stillwater with a votive candle on it. Much love to Lula-- long live Lula. read more

Worth the hype and the wait! We went there on a Monday for brunch, and still had to wait for about an 1 hour and 10 minutes. Incredible food and even better drinks! Everything we ordered was flavorful, fresh, and cooked perfectly. The cocktails were delicious and so well crafted. Can't wait to come back! read more

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This place is good. It has a James Beard Award for hospitality, totally makes sense. When you walk in you are greeted by a warm smile and lots of people smiling. It was weird but nice. We got a reservation for brunch on a Saturday morning. It wasn't hard to get one. I got the breakfast burrito which was good. Although it was less burrito more wrap. It definitely needed more burrito flare like a pico or bean to egg ratio. It was good. I also got a latte which was tasty. We also got a bunch of pastries - highly recommend. This place is good. It isn't as hard to get into as people say (even for night reservations. It is kid friendly, and there were a lot of kids there. read more

Lula Cafe - Latte - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I just had a breakfast burrito for my breakfast and the food was truly wonderful. They have nice quality and ingredients were absolutely great. It was packed of filling and full of flavors. Big portion size and worth the price. Nice restaurant and served excellent breakfast meals. Great customer service. read more

I ordered takeout from Lula Cafe an hour earlier and picked it up on time. I touched my burrito, and it already felt lukewarm so I think they prepared it way ahead of time and just let it sit for a while until I picked it up. I had to continue heading to the airport though so it was another hour or so until I finally ate my food. Classic Lula breakfast burrito: 3.75/5. I really liked the soft scrambled eggs with the cheese (apparently there are 17 eggs???). Since my burrito was trapped in aluminum foil for so long, it was really soggy sadly (not their fault). With the avocado, tomato, potato, cheddar, and soft scrambled eggs, everything eventually felt too heavy/filling with a pure creamy texture that got sickening. You definitely will need some hot sauce and salsa to change up the flavor. I wish the hot sauce was more spicy, but this one felt more sour/vinegary. Splitting this into 2 meals was perfect for me! For a whopping $19, I am not sure if I would order this again. read more

Phenomenal. The food is quite good. The staff are kind. The vibe inside is cute. You must go for brunch, though the wait is brutal and they don't take reservations. The burrito is perfect. Crispy but soft and melts inside. Everything I've tried there is good, but the scallion biscuits with egg were actually perfect. The textures and flavors are thoughtful and very intuitive. It's so yummy and I'm impressed. read more

The ambiance is at best a salvage. The food is so eclectic that the flavors are strange. Definitely overpriced. Was there approximately three weeks past. Ordered the Pasta 'YiaYia, disgusting, as a Sicilian do like olive oil. However, the Pasta 'YiaYia was swimming in olive oil was able to pour it out and mix olive oil and parmesan for a pesto dip for the over toasted hard crunchy bread. The noise was that of a sports bar and grill like being at a b*ffalo wi*d w*ngs. The service well, it is inner city attitude. Deffinetly not approved. read more

"THEY ARE WHO WE THOUGHT THEY WERE!" I went to Lula with some work friends and I almost wish I hadn't so I wouldn't have had to split all this food 5 ways Every single thing I tasted was phenomenal so here are the must-have's: - Kabocha Squash Soup (best soup I've ever tasted) - Baked French Feta - Chicken Liver Mousse - Pasta 'Yiayia' - Pecorino Cake (trust me it works lol) We had at least 3 more things and they were all tasty, so you're in good hands when you dine here. It was a great atmosphere and the service was great! read more

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We finally got to check this place out for brunch after being on our list for so long. We put our name down for our group and were told it would be over a 1.5 hour wait. Waiting for 1.5 hours just to eat sets up high expectations, but I'm glad to say that Lula met them. We were quickly seated in the back once we were notified our party was ready to be seated and we promptly were able attended to and looked over the menu. Although small, the menu had a lot of vegetarian-friendly options which is always a plus in my book. Plus the beverages and dessert options were also nice to have. Our party ordered the breakfast burritos, tofu & veggie scramble, tineka sandwich, peanut noodles, and the pasta yiayia. Safe to say everyone enjoyed their meal and their respective lattes and pastries. Our service was great and the lively atmosphere made for a great experience. Now we need to come back and check out the dinner here. read more

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Came here on a weekday with my mom and some friends and we were seated promptly. We ordered the farro verde, French omelet, buttermilk pancakes and tofu and vegetable scramble. I loved the French omelet plate - the eggs were perfectly made and the stracciatella enhanced the silky and creaminess of the dish. The petite green salad was a nice side component to the plate. The buttermilk pancakes were shared by all four of us and were perfect texture-wise with a touch of sweetness. Our waitress highly recommended the farro verde dish and exclaimed how it was her current favorite item on the menu - two individuals in my party decided to go for it and unfortunately, the person who cooked this entree was too heavy-handed with the salt because both my mom and friend (who also ordered the same dish) exclaimed how overly salty it was. I tried a bite and while the dish was flavorful, also agreed that the saltiness of the dish overpowered the other flavors that set this dish apart from other options on the menu. Overall, good service and ambiance and aside from the farro verde entree, we highly enjoyed everything else. read more

Lula Cafe - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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Lovely spot worth the hype. Theres lots of stuff to explore nearby if u have to wait. I adored my french omelette and the toast is incredible. read more

Lula Cafe - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

How have I not reviewed this restaurant ? I have been dining here since they opened in 1999. Love that they more recently started taking reservations. I'm guessing iv eaten here 12-15 times and have always had a solid meal. Tip - don't have each person get their own entree - share a few ( or more depending on the size of your group ). Standouts include the pasta yaya ( a combination of bucatini , cheese and cinnamon that surprisingly works well ), roast chicken ,fennel salad. We also had the tagline which is ok but not my favorite ( on the bland side ) . Service is good, prices are fair. Good place for comfort food. read more

Lula Cafe - Weirdest dessert ever but sort of fun ( for adventurous eaters only ) - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Such a cute and quirky little place! We've been meaning to try for a while now and went for our anniversary and they gave us the cutest personalized menus! We started with the baked French feta and chickpea frites. The feta would've came close to being my favorite dish of the night, but the bread that came with it was really hard and crunchy which made it a little harder to eat but the olives and cucumber and feta part was absolutely delicious. The chickpea frites reminded me of falafel and were good but a little heavier than I expected. The béarnaise sauce was really good though. For mains we did the spaghetti and the brown butter pumpkin. When I saw pancetta in the spaghetti I assumed it would be like a carbonara, but that's because I stopped reading. It was very much not that, but very very good! Kind of like a Mexican pasta dish. The brown butter pumpkin was my favorite dish, though. The squash was delicious and buttery and the thin pear slices and mushrooms complimented it perfectly! For dessert we tried the carrot cake and it was pretty good, but I was super full by that point and didn't haven't too much though my partner loved it! read more

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Pretty good brunch place with unique brunch dishes. Everyone talks about their breakfast burrito but it was just ok. It's mainly just eggs so I would pass on it next time. Their other dishes are good, but I wouldn't come out of the way/wait a long time to try this place. read more

Our friends we were visiting raved highly of Lula Cafe, so we were thrilled to snag a spot for brunch during our time in Chicago! The wait was decently long, but luckily you can put your name on the list and leave the premises while waiting which worked out nicely. Once our time arrived, we were easily seated in the moderately / small sized cafe. The only downside of our experience was that we sat right by the door, so on a chilly Chicago day, we could feel all the elements. But no big deal, we kept our jackets on and powered through! The cafe has a welcoming and warm yet chic vibe - this is a spot I can easily see myself spending significant time in just hanging out. Service was solid (fast enough but not rushing us out, checking in on us in appropriate frequencies), and our server was helpful with recs. The menu was extensive enough for everyone to find their joy, and I loved the focus on seasonal and local ingredients. It was hard to pick my entree, but I ultimately went for hte French omelet. Featuring mushrooms and ricotta in the omelet and served with crusty bread and a simple salad, this felt classic and elegant - it did not disappoint! This was certainly one of the most excellently executed omelets I've had, and the texture / creaminess was second to none. It left me wondering how I could create such a dish on my own ... Sure, over $20 for an omelet may feel aggressive, but the quality was well worth it. My dining partners all enjoyed their items, each getting a different dish that I did. (my husband did note how excellent my dish was - he enjoyed his burrito but I think continued to dream of the omelet!) We didn't indulge in any fancy bevvies (just plain coffee) or pastries, but I would love to make it back again to try more of those menu items. I would also love to try Lula for dinner to get a different (yet I'm sure just as excellent) experience! Thanks for such a wonderful brunch during our visit to Chicago, Lula Cafe! read more

Lula Cafe - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

We put in our name at opening and waited for ~1hr to get in. We got coffee and waited at New Wave Coffee which was close by. As for the food, I would say it was yummy but not phenom. Maybe slightly overhyped. Don't get me wrong, the breakfast burrito is solid and so is the french toast. We also tried the earl grey pear cake which was light and flavorful. Interior was cozy and unique. May have to return for dinner to get the full Lula experience! read more

Lula Cafe - Breakfast burrito and french toast - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

So good! I was worried reading some negative reviews, but we absolutely loved it. And we are usually disappointed in our restaurant experiences. :) We ordered the citrus salad, focaccia, arancini, yia yia pasta, passion fruit sorbet, chocolate gelato with red wine reduction, and carrot cake. Everything was high quality and unique! I tend to like lighter meals and my favorites were the salad, focaccia, and passion fruit sorbet. I wasn't a fan of the popular pasta! My husband's favorites were the salad, yia yia pasta, and chocolate gelato. But every dish was so wonderfully made. You can tell they take no short cuts. We will absolutely be back! read more

Finally tried Lula Cafe this past weekend! Since they don't take brunch reservations, the wait can be daunting - ours was an hour and 20 minutes - but on Sundays there is the farmers market right across the street and some other cute shops nearby to help pass the time. After our wait, my friend and I ended up seated at a little table next to an old piano being used as a bookshelf - so yea, the interior is eclectic cute. The menu had a lot of interesting options, but I ended up going with the summer vegetable polenta. It was a good, comforting dish but I'd try something else next time. My friend got the French omelette and really enjoyed it. For a drink, I tried their house-made lavender kombucha and was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked it! Our food came out relatively quickly and overall service was ok. Note: they do add 20% service charge to each bill and you can learn more about it on their website. After hearing so much about Lula over the years, I can't say I was particularly wow'd but it was still a solid brunch. I wouldn't wait over an hour to do it again but I will make a reservation to try their dinner fare :) read more

Lula Cafe - Lula Cafe menu - Sept 2024 - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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Such a gem!! Amazing variety and ingredients used, and such a fun spot in Logan! I got the panzanella salad, which was a special in mid-August and SO amazing!! Juicy, sweet, and the croutons and plums with it were next-level. The French toast also exceeded expectations. The peaches were perfect!! I will certainly be back to try more of the menu! Love a brunch spot that is decadent but doesn't leave you sluggish for the rest of your Sunday! read more

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I can't believe it took me so long to check out Lula Cafe. A friend and I went for a midweek brunch and enjoyed sitting on the patio. While I initially planned on trying the breakfast burrito, the waiter recommended the Tineka sandwich. Consider me impressed! The sandwich was huge and so unique. I will go out of my way to return and try it again. We were also given some carrot cake and holy cow! It was so fresh and moist. I'm still dreaming of it. Please go check out Lula Cafe you won't be disappointed! read more

Lula Cafe - Carrot Cake - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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I made it to Lulas in Logan Square twice. Once for breakfast during the week and then for dinner on a Saturday evening. This is a cozy homely restaurant with an lively outdoor seating section. Service was great for breakfast, but could have been more attentive for dinner. I had polenta for the 1st time with field greens and roasted corn for breakfast. The polenta was creamy and smooth unlike grits. The vegetables tasted very fresh and felt farm to table. For dinner I had mafaldine with sungold tomatoes. The naturally sweet tomates brightened the dish along with fresh basil and parmesan. I tasted the wheatberry and lentil risotto and thought it was savory, dark, and firm for a risotto. I thought all three entrees were unique and flavorful in their own way. I ordered desert to go both times. The pistachio cookie was simular to a sugar cookie infused with a salted pistachio flavor. It wasn't my favorite because I'm not a fan of salty sweet food. The fruit danish was delicious and came with a marvelous raspberry sauce. The carrot cake was moist a delicious the 1st time, but not so great the 2nd time and it had the same raspberry sauce in it which was weird. So desserts can be hit or miss. I would love coming back to Lulas just because of the fresh food. read more

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Amazing food and friendly staffs. Breakfast burrito was huge and definitely for 2 people. Quinoa bowl was so refreshing . Lovely place to enjoy brunch. Very close to blue line One thing to note is they do charge 20% service charge which includes tip. read more

Lula Cafe - Pasta 'Yiayia' Classic Lula Breakfast Burrito Farro and Quinoa Bowl - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I don't think I'll ever forget this meal. Got lucky with a table right by the window to feel the warm November sun while sipping on iced tea and starting the meal with a flaky melt-in-my-mouth danish (I think I could eat one every day and not get tired of it). Had the French omelette that was on special for the day and my husband had the (also melt in your mouth) pancakes with a side of scrambled eggs. The flavors were without exaggeration--perfect. Wouldn't have changed a thing. Thank you! read more

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SERIOUSLY, what is in those chickpea frites?! They're so tasty and addicting!! They're perfectly crispy and salty! We almost ordered another portion but decided we should actually wait until the rest of our meal came out lol. And I'm glad we did bc both the pastas were phenomenal! The spaghetti is such a simple sounding dish but they make it 1000% tastier. Who doesn't like pancetta with some cheese?! We weren't really fans of the chilled mussels but that's just bc we think mussels are better warm. It took everything in us to leave the restaurant without an order of spaghetti and chickpea frites to-go. You know, for our hungry child at home? Service was friendly and fast. And we've already tried to make another reservation but to no avail. Lula is just too damn popular bc it's so damn good! read more

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This place has been on my foodie bucket list for years now and excited to report I finally got to try it! Be prepared for a long wait for brunch, but it is so worth it. We started out with the backed feta and it was HEAVENLY! The bread was warm and fluffy and cooked in oil so it was incredibly flavorful. The feta was also delicious and herby and the cucumbers/onions helped break up the rich flavor. I didn't really taste the jalapeños in it, but honestly it wasn't missing. We also got the chocolate maritozzi which was a brioche with hazelnut and it was delicious! The hazelnut was almost buttery it was so good. Finally, I had the breakfast burrito and the eggs were a soft scramble (my favorite) and so fluffy! I wish the salsa was a little spicier but they do provide hot sauce! Overall the food was incredible! Definitely a must visit in logan square! The restaurant was very clean and cute! It was fun to be able to see the chefs working through the window. read more

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A Chicago mainstay. Breakfast, lunch and dinner never disappoint. Sweet people. Cafe Lula is at once comfortable yet elevated. Homey and a foodie destination. My teen-age great niece and nephew were visiting and after enjoying lunch here I got a significant bump in the cool aunt department. They were raving about the place. read more

I really love this cafe and location. There is outdoor seating which is a big pull for me. The service has been great and the quality of the food is good. I was impressed how good each dish was for a cafe. Definitely one of my favorite cafes in the area despite the prices being inflated. Despite the hefty prices I will probably be back to enjoy the healthy and very tasty dishes here. This place also excels for being environmentally conscious with environmentally friendly take out. read more

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TL;DR: Tip - Go on a weekend to put your name in and go explore the farmers market across the street! Bombalone is the best Bombalone was amazing and the best item on the menu I tried. The breakfast burrito is more eggy and cheesy than it is meat heavy, which I am not use to. The French Toast was super sweet with the peaches. I would maybe go back, but not sure if this style of brunch food is up my alley read more

Lula Cafe - Bombalone - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Excellent! I love the food here. Everything is incredibly tasty. We shared a number of things like the breakfast burrito, the Royale sandwich, the candied, grapefruit, and a cranberry pastry. It's obvious why this one that James Beard award. The prices are reasonable for the high-quality of food. The service was friendly and timely. Everything was a little different, but not too different. Looking forward to coming back some other time for lunch or dinner. read more

I've been to Lula Cafe for dinner before and loved it, but experienced their brunch for the first time recently. Their brunch lived up to my past experience of Lula (although if I had to pick between only experiencing Lula dinner vs. brunch, I would pick dinner although both are good). I love a well-executed farm to table place and Lula is definitely that - there really is a reason it's stayed on many best of lists and is a Chicago favorite even after all this time. The staff has also always been really nice. We got a beet crepe type thing, spaetzle item, a breakfast sandwich with focaccia, and a chocolate babka with marigold. I really recommend everything except the pastry, which I think both me and my companion found underwhelming. I personally think there are much better pastries to be had elsewhere. But the other brunch items were so yummy - my companion really loved the breakfast sandwich and I loved the spaetzle but was so happy with everything we got. Definitely a great meal. read more

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We went to Lula cafe during restaurant week. The only regret is that we didn't try it sooner. The food was truly delicious. A few not so good notes: The water in the bathroom is glacier cold. They don't seem to have dress codes for the staff. It was pretty distasteful and distracting. We both agreed we wouldn't bring a date, or parents, or kids, or church people there. I guess go with friends? The manager was catching up with the table next to us during our entire dessert course. We couldn't see it because she was blocking the light, she almost lit her puffy coat on fire from our candle, and I don't even remember what it tasted like because her butt was in our face for like 15 minutes. My partner addressed her, she didn't get it the hint. It's a mixed review. The food is great. The night club attire during a candlelit dinner and manager experience, not so good. We would definitely come back for the food frequently. We just don't feel good about the general lack of discernment, usually that means other areas are lacking too, you just don't know it yet, so we will pass. read more

Im not a vegan but the tomato basil souo was fresh and very good. I came back to my old neighborhood after 10 years and shock is the first word that came to mind read more

Lula Cafe - Tomato soup - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I flew into O'Hare this morning and jumped on the Blue Line to Logan Square and here I am at Lula Cafe. Having attended the James Beard Awards this year, I was extra excited to dine at Chicago's only winner: the James Beard Award for Hospitality. I remember Chef Jason Hammel, surrounded by his team, speaking about how hospitality is love with conditions. When I arrived, there were lots of diners milling around the front of the restaurant, but with a party of one, I immediately snagged a seat a the bar. For a superb restaurant with such an amazing reputation and following, I was surprised it does a breakfast/lunch serving, followed by dinner. I enjoyed chatting with Alex at the bar. He provided great service. He was so happy that I came in specifically because of their Beard win. Based on Yelp reviews, I knew I had to order the super popular French Toast and Classic Lula Breakfast Burrito. Both weee exquisite: super tasty, beautiful presentation and large portions. Hope I can return soon and try dinner! read more

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Run, don't walk to Lula Cafe. The food is a delight for the senses. There isn't anything on the menu I wouldn't recommend. But the BEST and biggest highlight of the evening was the Amaro Affogato. I consider myself to be fairly well versed in the world of affogatos....but this one wins them all. Words escape me to properly describe the experience....sweet, savory....complex...it was everything. I DREAM about that affogato. read more

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This is one of those places that has been around for 25 years. I always said I would go, but alas, we moved out of state. When I knew we would visit Chicago again, I had an idea of where I wanted to go. Then they won a James Beard Award for Hospitality, and I figured I'd try to make a reservation. I tried online to make one, but it looked like a no-go. I thought, I'm just going to call in--this was worth it--and I got a reservation. They had some nice outdoor seating, and the inside was light and bright. There was a large bar, and I believe around the corner, there was more seating or a private dining room (a small wedding party came in while we were there). We came in and were seated promptly. From what I can ascertain, you need a reservation for dinner. Brunch, however, is first-come, first-served; they take no reservations for that. We sat in a little nook area and then started to look at the menus (both for food and a separate one for wine/cocktails/beer, etc.). I got a cocktail--unfortunately, I don't remember the name of it, but it hit the spot on that hot July day. We then got an appetizer of the Baked French Feta with Toasted Bread to slather it on. The Feta was sitting in the most beautiful green olive oil I have ever seen. It was tasty as well, perfect for sopping up with the toasted bread. The Feta was flavorful without being overly salty, as it sometimes can be. It also came with both green and black olives. This iconic dish has been on the menu for a while, and I completely understand why. It was delicious, and smearing that Feta on the toasted bread was divine. My husband ordered the Roast Chicken with Potato and Butter Greens, Panzanella, and Anchovy Aioli. I know you might be thinking, roast chicken? Yes, and it's another iconic dish that has been around for a long time. I get it--I tried a bit of it, and the chicken was succulent and the flavors were just right. The Brie and Roasted Chicken are Café Classics from when the restaurant opened in 1999. I got the Branzino with Grilled Cabbage, Summer Onions, Sungold Tomato, and Fennel Soubise. I really liked this dish. The fish was perfectly cooked and properly seasoned. I liked the idea of the grilled cabbage, though I wished it had more Sungold tomatoes, to be frank. We decided to share a dessert, which I highly recommend doing as well. We got the Pecorino Cake with Sour Cherry, Olive Oil Ice Cream, Sicilian Pistachio, and Candied Castelvetranos. I also got a dessert wine that perfectly paired with it, as suggested on the menu under the dessert description. This dessert was a complete surprise, also featuring shards of Parmesan. It hit the savory and sweet notes without being overwhelming--a lovely way to end the meal. The service was lovely and helpful. All the staff were on point, from when we checked in to when we ordered, with different people dropping off different dishes. I completely understand why they won that award. As an FYI, they automatically add a 20% gratuity to your bill. It's all online or on the menu, and they explain why. Parking can be a bit tricky as it's street-only and yes, you have to pay for street parking--ah, Chicago. All in all, it was very much worth the visit. If you are able, please go. read more

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Knowing Lula Cafe is busy on weekends I stopped here on a Thursday for brunch and was pleasantly surprised to be seated right away in a booth inside. My wife and I thought we'd need one dish for each so we ordered the smoked lake trout scramble and breakfast burrito with a side of sausage patties. I had finished a 4 mile run a couple hours before so thought I could eat. I tell you what, we split the breakfast burrito and wow. The burrito was just so filling and good, we ended up taking the scramble home after just a couple bites. The lake trout scramble was pretty good, just keep in mind if you don't like dill, you won't think it's dill-icous The sausage patties were real solid, nothing to complain about. Honestly, you could come here and just split a dish and be pretty content. Feel like the prices are big value. Gratuity is already included and usually I don't like this if service is non-existent or bad, but service is actually really great so I don't mind that it's a flat added fee here. I'll have to stop by for dinner service next time I'm in Chicago read more

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A Chicago classic for a reason. Expect long waits for brunch, especially on the weekends, but the food is consistent and good. Lula focuses on seasonal, farm-to-table ingredients, so expect the menu to change around but feature in-season flavors! For brunch, my favorites (that are always on the menu) are the breakfast burrito and the French omelette. I was also pleasantly surprised by the tofu scramble--something I would not normally go for, but the tofu pieces were big and well-seasoned. I think you can't really go wrong with anything you pick here for brunch! read more

Lula Cafe - New American Near Me - Chicago, Illinois