They are overpriced and they never answer their phone. Ice cream tastes like any other.read more

Omg don't get me started on there hot chips they are so good and the ice cream is so good I…read morerecommend the vanilla vanilla ice cream it is so good

I have recently become a big fan of Megs! I normally go through the drive thru. They always have…read moreinteresting and fun lattes of the week which are normally posted on their facebook page weekly, I don't think I have had a bad flavor yet! I am also a fan if their chocolate chip and pistachio muffin tops. The white zombie drink is pretty good also, a very nutty type taste to it. They have a loyalty punch card to get $1 off once you reach 10, but I think it should be a free drink! ;-)

I love Meg's! The staff are always so nice. The espresso is great. They have some fun weekly…read morespecials too. I love that they're not afraid to switch things up here.

An institution. The type of coffee shop every small town wishes it had - but rarely does. They do…read moreeverything right. Great brew. Remarkably strong food. In-house bakery. Lots of tables. And always friendly, high quality staff. What's more is that they embrace the role of community uniter, sponsoring countless community events, and hosting gatherings like the weekly community open mic night where musicians of all ilk are welcomed and appreciated. Oh and they also feature an adjacent, highly-curated fine wine and spirits shop, and an upstairs speakeasy to boot!

Been here a few times before, and it's always been a good experience. It's a restored building in a…read morevintage-looking part of downtown. The front has large windows, a couple of patio tables, and bright yellow mums that invite you to step inside. Once inside, it's a big space with a chill vibe. The order counter is large, with a few seats and a good view into the barista area. There's plenty of seating for different-sized groups, plus an elevated seating and stage area at the back. It was late Monday afternoon, and there were only a couple of other people inside. I got a friendly greeting from the barista and help with my order. I went with my usual London Fog Tea Latte in a mug (little lavender, little vanilla, extra foam). I also wanted some bakery, but the only options were cookies and brownies, so I chose the Molasses Cookie. Along with that, I ordered a Peach Mango Refresher. The beverages and cookie were good. The refresher was made with half coconut milk, which added some richness. The London Fog was decent, and the cookie was chewy and flavorful. It made for a very relaxing time, sitting on a sofa and reading a book. On the way out, we browsed the small wine and grocery room off to the right. Lots of interesting spices, wines, vinegars, and gift ideas. This is definitely a place I'll stop in again.

Found this coffee and bakery in Byron but it was closed. It was somewhere for us to go the next…read moretime around here. Sweetbean is best for the coffee but there's also a full food menu. A place that gets packed at breakfast. That's no surprise because nowhere else in town opens as early. Crowded but we found a table at breakfast. It's mostly a place to get coffee and baked goods. The menu is bigger than it seems. Also has things at lunch. There's quite a lot to look through. It's about $4 for a coffee. The one I got was the Samoa Mocha. Get it cold or hot. This is made with caramel, coconut cream, and mocha. It's about $2 for baked items. They had vegan chocolate chip cookies from a local bakery, along with the usual things like croissants and muffins. Going here might be a challenge. It's busy and there's limited hours. They're closed Sundays and Mondays, only open for breakfast and lunch, and they close earlier Saturdays.

This is simply the best coffee shop! Not only is the coffee outstanding (no flavors necessary), but…read morethe food is absolutely delicious! I highly recommend the Sweet Bean Bowl (sweet potatoes, sausage, egg, etc)--so fabulous! Cute place in a cute little town!

Had the Guava crepe and the ham and cheese crepe. EXCELLENT!!…read moreEven we had to wait, the food made us forget about it!! Lots of food too! Brought some home for the next day!! Thumbs up!

We loved this new cafe for its food, service and ambiance. It truly feels European...but with US…read moresized portions What a great addition to the local community.

Right off the bat, I am not surprised this coffee spot has such high reviews. When my friend and I…read moremet here, we were impressed not only by the drinks and gelato, but by the service, as well. Sweet N Brew has a cozy, welcoming atmosphere with a European-style cafe feel. When we visited, we were the only ones sitting inside for a while. Several pick-up orders were coming and going, but having the space mostly to ourselves made the experience feel calm and relaxing. I ordered an iced caramel latte, and the owner, who was also working the counter, asked how sweet I preferred my drinks. She even mentioned she could adjust the flavor if needed. The latte was absolutely perfect on the first try. It was creamy, smooth, and well-balanced without being overly sweet. I also ordered a scoop of coffee gelato in a cone, which paired beautifully with my drink and tasted rich and authentic. What really stood out was the owner herself. She made friendly conversation while taking my order, and it was clear how passionate she is about her business and the quality of what she serves. That personal touch made the visit even more memorable. I do wish this spot were closer to me since I live in Schaumburg, but it is absolutely worth the drive. I cannot wait to come back and would highly recommend Sweet N Brew to anyone looking for great coffee, delicious gelato, and genuinely warm service. It is truly a hidden gem, and I am so glad I found it.

I needed something quick, Yelp pointed to this great place. This find was NOT disappointing. I'm…read morehumble and amazed to meet Jason and his wife, who've made a welcomingly cozy, homely, safe feeling place to grab a bite. They made accommodations for me and also brewed an outstanding classic drip coffee. Hidden gem, this place and the people. Thank you to Jason for your service and for both of your help today. Crepes are fresh & excellent. It is refreshing to share smiles and great conversation. All in perfect time. Thx!

We were looking for a place for breakfast on our way to Janesville and saw good ratings and decided…read moreto try it out. Nice clean little place with quaint decor and friendly atmosphere. Met at table by friendly owner. Pleasant server with bottomless coffee, regularly refreshed. My corned beef skillet and English muffin was very good, with crispy hash browns as I requested. My wife enjoyed her French Connection Special of French Toast, bacon, sausage and eggs. One of the cooks came out to discuss the Packers and upcoming game after seeing our Packer shirts. Staff chatted with regulars calling them by name. Very friendly hometown place. Highly recommend.

Such a nice little place! We went in for lunch, great atmosphere, great food and they are really…read morefriendly. I'll definitely go back!

Coffee was very good, staff were very friendly and knowledgeable…read more The cafe had a nice seating area and plenty of space for anyone looking to stop by Definitely would recommend checking out this cafe if you're in the Flossmoor area

My wife and I decided to take a walk from our home through our calm, sleepy, relaxing community of…read moreFlossmoor, and we finally stopped into this recently opened spot we have been passing since it opened. What a pleasant surprise. It is a calm, relaxing place with its own unique vibe. Calling it an upgrade from Starbucks would not be fair because it is truly its own thing. The atmosphere blends the laid back feel of some of our favorite places in California. We just came back from Santa Monica, and it reminded us of that energy. It also has touches that reminded us of New Orleans, where you can grab a beignet and a cappuccino. There is even a hint of a Cuban Havana vibe in the mix. All in all, it is a great atmosphere, and we are already looking forward to coming back.

Out here in deepest Suburbia, sometimes things present a vaguely Disneyesque artifice, where, if…read morethe fantasy world was more advanced, "Quotation Marks" would appear magically in the air around buildings (and, alas, people) indicating irony should be applied as a mitigating factor. This is not to imply in any way those places (or people) are therefore any less in quality or to be avoided. But I digress... I've driven past the "Paris Bistro" here, since it was established, and, unfairly thought "yeah, right". Why? Route 59 is a 1000% American Commerce Zone, rife with every franchise on the docket, and conformity is securely on the menu. And rightly so. Folks out here may have had their success, but they were raised in front of American TV, and their consumer habits developed accordingly, especially with regard to cuisine and eating habits. There are, of course, bona fide Ethnics in the general area, but those are germane to the Communities in residence. (Some FAB Chinese, Indian and Mexican places-q.v.) I am not aware of a burgeoning French settlement anywhere nearby. Around here "Cooper's Hawk" passes for "fine dining", and if you've ever fine-dined, you'll know Cooper's Hawk may parlay a decent feed, but it ain't Alinea, Bubba. In the far Western and Southwestern Chicago 'burbs, folks' Culinary tastes are as conservative as their politics. So whither "Paris Bistro"? It's a handsome suburban building with inviting signage. When you walk in, you pass a bar having an impressive array of boozes. Keep going west past the bar and you're in a room mimicking a rural setting, if a rural setting had curved leather banquettes. There's a more traditional dining room on the other side of the bar, but I didn't go in there. It was daytime, and bright, but when daylight ebbs, I'll bet both rooms are romantic. The service is reserved and accommodating-you're not going to find a wisecracking "Alice" on the staff. The menu actually is pretty accurate as a French Bistro in the USA. Lots of Français on it (in the titles), but the descriptions are all clear English. You don't have translation to fear.The menu is extensive, and features many traditional "Bistro" faves, along with select "American" choices. I was in for Brunch. Disregarding conformity, I ordered the Escargot for Hors D'oeuvre, not that I wanted to, but because I am pathologically incapable of NOT ordering Escargot if they are on the menu before me. They were yum, but I wish there was a softer bread available for sopping the buttery-garlic goodness remaining after the morsels are consumed. As "they" say, a French Chef is judged by their prowess in cooking a simple Omelette, so that's where I went. "Jambon et Gruyere" to be exact. It wasn't a large beast, but it was tasty, light, and properly prepared. No sign of the Rugby-Ball pancake-batter-enhanced behemoth omelettes you'll find in common Coffee shops. Accompanying was a (very) small salad of nice composition, with just enough fruity vinaigrette to satisfy. Also on the plate were tasty and ultra-crispy "shoestring fries". I'm not a slave to potatoes with breakfast. but these were damned good. The problem at hand (so to speak) was the transport from plate to mouth, as they were very thin and very crisp. Both fork and spoon were inefficient. I thought of using the spoon to crush them, thus rendering spoon a contender to preserve my dining decorum. In the end, I bit the bullet and just picked them up in hand, decorum be damned. I wish I had a bucket of these for movie-watching snacks at home. The coffee was a conundrum. It arrived with a strongish smell, like it was burnt and past its prime, but lacked the acrid flavor such as found in a forlorn brew. It was actually a fine, bold, cup of VERY dark roast. It's a nice, sophisticated (but not snooty) resto, dignified but not stuffy. If you need to have a business breakfast/brunch, this is a perfect place. Also, if you're not in the mood for the hustle and bustle of a noisy coffee shoppe. Prices a bit higher than you might expect, but... I quite enjoyed both the bread and circuses here, and while I never mistook myself from being anywhere else than in Naperville (not Paris), I caught the vibe, and it was nice. I am officially pissed at myself for not stopping here sooner. No "quotation marks" for this place. Throwing 4 stars (for now), and I'll be back here very soon for dinner.

I recently went to Paris Bistro for a Galentine's Day tea with my Pilates friends. We were a group…read moreof five. We were shown to a table in the room to the right of the host stand. That room is usually where they sit families. It was not our choice and we voiced our opinion to sit in the dining room. The staff immediately switched everything to the warm and inviting dining room. The food provided was tasty from the mini sandwiches to the tartines to the sweet treats. I have to say there was an inconsistency with sizing. Some were generous and some were lacking. They could've done a better job with consistency so we all got the same sizes. The tea service was very cute but you were only able to choose a couple teas. I've been to other teas at Suzette's and Pinecone Cottage where the tea is unlimited, as well as they ask if you would like another tasting of something that you really liked. I felt for the money this tea service was limited as well as not consistent. It was a great way to spend time with my Pilates friends, though. I could see myself doing this again if there were improvements made and they were more generous by offering an additional taste.

We went three times for breakfast sandwiches. Love that they panini press them all. My favorite was…read morethe bacon, egg and cheese on plain bagel. My husband's favorite was the biscuit sandwich. Love how large and airy it is inside.

Great place! Ran by a local organization that help disabled people. Actually employee some of…read morethem at the bakery.