Kiubo open only over the weekends is definitely a coffee shop that you should stop by! I loved the…read morequemaditas latte. It was very warm, autumnal to drink on a cold winter morning. The staff members are very friendly and even helped me heat up the ham and cheese croissant! The Kiubo community center is a joint collaboration with a flower shop and souvenirs shop. May sure to check them out!

Retail collective called KIUBO started by 3 aspiring millennials. Coffee is exclusively sourced…read morefrom cafe de mujeres Mexico. The space is design from their travels in Mexico and looks amazing- see pics. Flowers also on-site We had the elotito - a cappuccino with a distinct presence of elote. Perfectly sweetened with silky smooth frothy milk. You feel all the TLC they put in opening this place. You should check it out this is not just another coffee shop. This is local, distinct and cool. Highly recommended.

A beautiful space with lovely people and A PARKING LOT?! Unbelievable. Truly a highlight of our…read moretrip.

What a cute gem! I'm new to town and my daughter is visiting. This spot was on my list and it just…read morehappened to be her AirBnb! Perfect! It's a beautiful place, the chapel is gorgeous! The barista was so kind and friendly and welcomed us! I got the Pumpkin Spice Chai which was perfection! My daughter had the Toasted Almond which was delicious too! Have to bring my Husband here!

Really enjoyed my lavender iced coffee! This place is super cute and has really friendly staff…read more They have natural honey products for sale which is AMAZING! Plus some super cute merch. If you're a cafe person please check this spot out.

I love a local, Black-owned spot to add to my work from home cafe rotation!…read more The Bee Stinger with any tea is a must try, along with the Zuppa Toscana soup. I've tried a few of the sandwiches which I loved. There's locally grown honey available for purchase, along with ice-cream for purchase from a local, Black and woman owned business. Chargers near each table and at the counter.

One of the best (if not the best) coffee places in Chicago, we've been a big fan for several years…read moreand never had a bad bag or coffee. We try to make time to stop in anytime we're in the area and stock up so that we can enjoy their coffee on the daily. Staff is always super friendly and knowledgeable

I . Was in Chicago…read morefor the weekend. Prior to arriving I read an article about the top 100 coffee shops in the world. ( see link below ). While reading I saw that Metric in Chicago was on the list. And that was the sign this place had to be a must try! Came here on a Saturday morning. I walked a few miles from downtown to the neighborhood this place is in. It is in an industrial part town of area. Kind of reminds me of the west bank of the flats area or temont type of area we have in Cleveland. The shop itself is not very big. However the coffee, is absolutely incredible. While there I met Cara . She was so friendly and knowledgeable. I mentioned that the reason for making the walk to this place was to see how it measured with award of top 100 shop. From there I got my espresso. Amazing. Just amazing! Cara also took the time explain the cupping process. And how Metric gets their beans. The educational experience for a coffee nerd like myself was . And then getting a chance to do the cupping was icing on the cake!!! I'm very glad that I got to experience this gem of a shop. I truly understand why it's top . When in Chicago, for any coffee lover/nerd. Come here. I promise you will love it!!! https://theworlds100bestcoffeeshops.com/locales/metric/

My wife and sister probably think I am absolutely crazy but every time we visit my sister (and when…read moreI lived there), this was my favorite breakfast spot before work. They have the best morning bagels I have ever had! Sure, I could put cream cheese, onion, tomato and cucumber on one at home but it is NOT the same! I have tried! Whatever they do to make their bagels is so much better than the store bought ones I can find. Not to mention that I love their scones! I might sound like I have a food problem but I love their morning bagels with a blueberry scone for later and top it all off with a vanilla latte. The service is always pretty quick, the staff is very friendly and if you eat there they play pretty good music. There are only like 6 seats inside but they also have an outdoor area too for summer.

Great grab and go location with a few seats inside and a beautifully inviting outdoor area. Super…read moreconvenient to be inside of the Damen Pink Line, the line does often end up trailing outside of the L Cafecito and into the train station. Service leaves something to be desired as we received a completely wrong item and we didn't find out until we traveled far away. Frustrating, but it did taste nice. Overall I do recommend stopping by and supporting this offshoot of the original Jumping Bean Cafe, but it's definitely not as good as the first location.

Ordered from Froth Cafe thinking it'd be a normal coffee situation... it was not. It was better…read more The dalgona latte showed up with massive chunks of toffee--like, not decorative, not subtle... full-on "we believe in happiness" pieces. Every sip felt like a reward for simply existing. Also tried something called "False Spring," which has carrot juice in it (I know, I had questions too). But somehow it works! It's fresh, a little sweet, and makes you feel like you've made a good life decision--even if you're just ordering coffee in pajamas. Everything arrived perfectly and tasted like someone actually cared while making it. 10/10, would absolutely order again and pretend I'm a sophisticated person with a refined palate.

I've been coming to Froth quite a bit lately while studying for midterms, and it has quickly become…read moreone of my favorite spots. The vibe is cozy, eclectic, and with a slightly gothic feel that I absolutely love. There are plenty of large tables for studying, plus comfy booths with pillows if you want to settle in for a few hours. The lighting is on the darker side, which I appreciate, and everyone seems to be doing their own thing, making it a great place to focus or just hang out. I recently learned that on Friday evenings and weekends after 5 pm, the space transforms into Bar None. They have a cute patio and even a speakeasy-style space downstairs, which I can't wait to check out. I've only tried the cold brew, chai latte, and hummus platter so far. The chai latte was delicious, while the cold brew and hummus didn't quite wow me, but I'm definitely excited to come back and try more. Overall, it's such a cool spot, and the fact that it's only a 15-minute walk from my place makes it even better.

Brand spanking new cafe in the medical sciences library. I hate when we are reduced to stereotypes…read morebut at one point when I was in there, all the customers were Asian-Americans. It's a comfy, quiet little coffee shop with new but pleasant workers, good coffee, some light snacks that could be lunch. The one thing I don't like is that this place doesn't allow the workers to take tips. Unless they are getting paid over $15 an hour, that's not right.

I've been to this location a handful of times now. I've gotten iced coffee, drip coffee a couple…read moretimes, and an iced americano. None of them were particularly exceptional, but they serve their purpose of caffeinating (if that be your goal). I believe they use the same roast for all 3 of those drinks, which is a bright, acidic roast. If you're into that sort of taste, then this place will suit your needs. The employees are hit or miss. I've had a couple good experiences and a couple poor experiences--not rudeness, but not an inviting, pleasant attitude. It wouldn't keep me from coming to this location, but it is a bit of a letdown to be served by someone who doesn't seem to want to serve. All in all, I enjoy this coffee and the employees more than the alternative around the bend from here, but it won't become my go-to stop for now. For now, I prefer walking to Starbucks, although I don't consider myself a Starbucks person.

One my local coffee shops. I love the vibe here, everyone seems laidback and cool. I always get the…read moreabuelita hot coffee, however, in this heat, I got the foxglove iced matcha. I loved it! It is the perfect amount of sweet to complement the matcha flavor. They usually have a paper for anyone to walk up and draw on. I love to draw little doodles. Once full, it's up on the wall.

Stopped here for coffee after breakfast at Pocho's. Pretty standard lattes that leaned pretty…read moresweet. Nice as a neighborhood coffeeshop but not something to go out of your way for.