While strolling in the West Loop on my way to pick a different unhealthy bite I stumbled across…read moreVoodoo Doughnut. It's been well over a decade since trying for the first time in Seattle. Tbh I remember being disappointed because of the hype. Today I entered with tempered expectations. I tried the Old Fashioned doughnut and it was somewhere between solid and above average. I'll definitely stick with Do-Rite especially because they're a few blocks away and significantly better. If the job catered Voodoo I'd indulge, but considering I prefer a few other donut shops I won't make a special trip. Great service plus a respectable donut equals 3.51 stars.

I discovered this place over a decade ago in Portland OR. I am really excited when they decided to…read moreopen a location in Chicago. The donuts are amazing, unique and fun. It also doesn't hurt that they are open from 6am to Midnight - perfect for those sudden doughnut cravings! One thing that can be improved is how they handle big orders. I recently ordered over 5 dozen doughnuts and it came in 6 boxes and a small bag. First problem: they don't deliver. Second and bigger problem is that they don't pack big orders so you can carry them out. How the heck am I going to carry 6 boxes and a bag of donuts??? Maybe they want to keep their business "small". A simple brown bag or even something to tie the boxes together would have been very helpful.

Firecakes Donuts is hands down my favorite donut spot! They have amazing, creative flavors that…read morekeep me coming back. Pro tip: I love grabbing them through the Too Good To Go app for a great deal, which makes it even easier to justify treating myself regularly.

A little disappointed. Arrived at 9:00. Buttermilk and buttermilk chocolate both tasted like day…read moreold baked goods. Were ok but I expected a wow experience and this was not it!

Cinnamon roll was decent. Could have been warmer and slightly fresher and softer in my opinion. Two…read morestaff were sitting down and on phone upon entry, unaware of approaching guests. They did greet me. Roll was $8. Shared parking lot. I think I'll try Cinnabon next time.

There are cinnamon rolls... and then there's Cinnaholic…read more If you're in the area and craving something sweet, this spot is a must. The rolls are rich, indulgent, and downright addictive. Once you take a bite, it's nearly impossible not to finish the whole thing. The Biscoff cheesecake roll is absolutely to die for--easily one of my favorite desserts in the city. The staff is consistently friendly and fast, and the shop is nestled in a cute, walkable part of town. I find myself stopping by 3-4 times a month, and it never disappoints. A lovely little hidden gem in Chicago for anyone with a sweet tooth--Cinnaholic takes cinnamon rolls to the next level.

Wow!! I had heard the hype around Daly's Donuts but guys it's real! I popped in within an hour of…read moretheir closing and they only had 5 maple donuts left lol they were seriously wiped out so that should tell you something. I love that flavor so I wasn't mad about it - and let me tell you, it was a maple explosion in the best way and the texture was soft, almost melt-in-your mouth goodness. I normally don't go for an iced donut because it's too sugary, and yes this was a sweet donut, but somehow I didn't mind it. My donut was less than $4, which is reasonable for the neighborhood. The guy who helped me was friendly and efficient. This is more of a take-to-go place, pretty small on the inside. Typical of the area, only street parking but I had no problem getting a spot right next to it. Would love to see them extend their hours - but in the meantime I will just have to come a bit earlier and try more flavors.

This place is so good! Amazing donuts and staff. The churro donut is the perfect blend of a classic…read morecake donut and a churro. Delicious and perfect amount of cinnamon. They also had a season toffee donut that was amazing. Staff were so nice and explained their menu. It is family owned and you can feel the vibe when you walk in. The shop itself is pretty small so not a lot of space for dining in, more a to go place.

Just stopped in and got a white chocolate pistachio matcha and it was probably the best matcha I've…read morehad in years! The barista was really nice and the shop was so cute! I would choose this place over Starbucks any! It also looks like a great place to hang out have lunch and work, or have a drink and walk the dog around the park near by! 10/10 will definitely be back with my husband as much as we can before we move!

Pro: Loved the ube croissant with blueberries! The one cashier was so nice, making suggestions of…read morewhat to try, etc. They even were giving out some samples that day! Con: a bit pricier for matcha in the area, I would probably go to another place for that. Additionally, my boyfriend doesn't like a lot of cream in his cold brew and specifically asked for just a small amount, and it came out basically light light brown (almost all cream). Even I agreed it was too much. He doesn't usually ask for modifications and spoke up. The barista barely even changed it, probably just put it in another cup and added a touch more cold brew. He didn't end up drinking it.

The only reason I'm giving this location 5 stars is because I've visited this location many times…read morebefore and it was on POINT. Fully stocked pastries and options, great customer service and HOT tea!!! My visit today Saturday 2/28 @3pm CST was VERY disappointing not only for me. Let's get into it. I was second in line I paid for my croissants and stepped aside while I waited for my Honey Lavender Matcha. The 2 girls in front of me was also waiting. One left she too ordered the same tea. The second girl in front of me was checking her order and noticed (2) Honey Lavender Matcha (cold) on the screen and they removed it. Gave her her order and she left. I'm still standing and waiting and the girl with the duplicate tea on her order returns and says you didn't give me my tea. My drink is finished and my matcha cup is not hot. I take a sip and it's tasteless and luke warm. I didn't feel like more waiting I left and heated it up at home. These two cashiers need more coaching on QA quality assurance is important when it's not included it causes customer service to drop quite a bit. I know this was a one off bad experience which is why I'm rating this place 5. However if it was my first time visiting this franchise they would've gotten a 2 out of 5. They advertise hot tea mine was not.

02/10/26 - Tous Les Jours @ 1431 W Taylor Street good bakery items but a limited selection compared…read moreto other Tous Les Jours Ive been to. This store is super clean w/the pastries displayed in plexiglass cubicles. The same set up w/a tray, paper on the tray & tongs to select the pastries. Like all the Tous Les Jours I have been to they have very good pastries. The only difference is because the size of the store I felt like the selection options was limited. Like all the TLJ's they have a selection of coffees & teas to complement the pastries. The store itself is brightly lit & has ample seating.

I order breakfast here from time to time on my way to work. Ordering ahead is key for me as it's…read morepretty tight in the morning. As always, my bagel/sandwhich and coffee are ready when I arrive at pickup. I never finish a whole sandwhich and usually save the other half for lunch. My kids also love their bagels as well and refuse others. Definitely on our rotation!

I ordered through delivery as I was craving a lox bagel ever so badly haha…read moreThis turned out to be the worse bagel & salmon I've ever tasted. I tossed the entire thing out. The salmon was old and browning. The bagel was tough. I was sooo sad!

The biscoff donut was solid. Could've been a tad sweeter but the 32 oz single origin cold brew was…read morefantastic

Has no one ever gone to a real Chicago bakery??? Nothing special here but the high prices. Apple…read morefritter...was a routine apple fritter. Donut was good, period. Got a sampler of the 3 for $3.95 mini's. I swear the "frosting" on the ones with sprinkles ( both vanilla and chocolate) were the kind you find in boxes in gas stations. Drive or bus yourself to a real neighborhood bakery.