stopped in today before my first meeting here in town and was so surprised. The shop looks small…read morefrom the outside and even when you first walk in but there is a huge room in back with lots of working spaces. it was really busy at 11:00 on a Tuesday. Staff was really friendly and they offer a huge selection of drinks. Grabbed a Cappuccino and had the cutest bunny foam art on top. Espresso was really smooth and had a slight sweet taste making the drink very enjoyable. I will make sure I stop back by before heading out of town.

I was visiting the area because I have family there. I wanted a coffee and I heard they had good…read moresandwiches so I figured the name was cute, the photos were cute, so why not. Now parking.. not sure where I should park, but maybe it's behind the shop or possibly it's best to park on the street by the houses, who's to say lol. So after I figured out parking, my first experience was great. Service was nice. They didn't take too long and the pastries, coffee and sandwiches were so good I had to come back before my flight. But the second time, the service was sooooooooooo slow. They didn't care at all to help me and finally after making one drink I had to ask for the rest of my order to be made. Not to mention one of the baristas left to give someone a drink in the back and didn't come back for at least 5-10 mins - I don't know where this mystery person was but the sure must have been important because the barista knew damn well there was a line of people waiting to be served but apparently didn't give a damn. It felt very purposeful and quite frankly rude but I cant speak on their intentions. Great food. Great drinks. Good atmosphere. I had to take give 3 stars tho for service. Sadly that sucked.

Caffe Capriccio is a favorite bakery/café of my boyfriend's family friends and wanted me to try it…read morebefore my Labor Day visit was over. Located next to Brasserie 23 and some nice apartments, the exterior of this café immediately gave off European café vibes. Inside, we were greeted by the staff and looked at the menu for a bit before ordering. About 5 minutes after ordering, we received our drinks and food from a few kind, fast, and professional baristas. There is free wifi and the two unisex bathrooms are clean. There is also a lot of places to sit and we saw a few students working on homework while sipping on their matcha lattes. The prices for everything is overall decent but still a little high. Bakery goods are priced well while the drinks are maybe a dollar too expensive. They only use locally sourced whole milk in their drinks as well, just an FYI. All around the cafe are various things for sale, like local coffee beans, glass jars of that whole milk, and yummy loaves of sourdough and foccacia bread. I am from out of town so I didn't buy any bread or milk but I wish I could have! As for the food, everything was indulgent and delicious! We ordered a lot. I got a cinnamon churro latte with GORGEOUS sky design art. The taste was pretty basic - Like a cinnamon hot chocolate. Very milk forward. My bf got a chai latte. This had strong flavor. I should get a different drink next time as I only like to pay $7 for drinks that are unique! My bad! So after we each had an indulgent caffeine drink, we then had a breakfast sandwich. I got the turkey/bacon and my bf got the sausage one. Bacon was good and slightly fatty and the bun/brioche bread was really poofy! After an hour or so of conversation with my bf's family and friends, we then shared an almond fragipange cookie (thiccc and moist) and a blueberry coffee cake slice. Both were great! We had the coffee cake at his home and enjoyed the cookie at the cafe.The cookie was just like the cookies from the famous Levain cookie chain. These are the kind of cookies you can only have infrequently because they are so high calories, but boy, they are delish! I already followed Caffe Capriccio on Instagram so I can keep track of limited time drinks and desserts! I'll be moving to this area next year to be with my boyfriend and am happy to say that we will definitely be back!

Such a cute cafe!! We went on Valentine's Day and all the staff were wearing pink wigs which was…read morefun! We really enjoyed visiting here. We went with a party of 5 and there is only one table that fit us but luckily it was open. I would suggest going early because they sell out fast. It was very busy when we went but it was worth it. I really liked the Ube cookie and the sandwich I got. They warmed the sandwich but not the cookie (I also didn't ask them to). The Ube cookie had coconut in it and I'm not a coconut lover but it was subtle enough that I like it!! Coffee was great too!

Great breakfast stop. Stopped in and got a very nice cappuccino today…read more Staff was friendly and would like to stop and have breakfast stuff here when back in town.

This food hall is top tier and the coffee is truly as photo worthy as it is delicious. The Milk and…read moreHoney was balanced and silky. I asked the barista for something that felt like fall in a cup and she delivered! We came as a family and there was something for everyone. Revenant was perfect for a pick me up after a long day of travel. The kids could relax at the tables while we checked out the menu and choose from a number of places. Will definitely be back because of the vibe!

This is my new favorite spot to sit and do work or just think. The hours are limited (most days…read moreonly until 2pm) but if you are looking for a quiet place to go it's SO much better than a Starbucks! The baristas are very friendly. The cafe is inside of Granger Community Church, but when you enter you are immediately in the bookstore/cafe/seating areas. It's a cool, calm, casual and comfy environment - the 4 Cs (which I literally just made up) and their seating is very spaced out throughout the area. Some seating is around tables, fireplaces, and in big oversized cozy chairs. I enjoyed a latte that was pretty tasty, I didn't try the food but overall the atmosphere is my favorite aspect of The Cafe!

Beautiful sunny space, great coffee, and friendly service! Located inside the Granger Community…read moreChurch, there is a nice large open seating area with comfy chairs and lots of windows. Very peaceful. Got a almond milk latte and it was delicious.

Best coffee shop ever! You pay what you want. They have a pay it forward policy so someone has…read morealready paid for your drink. You can either pay it forward or receive the gift. I believe the workers work for tips, at least Ja'Lila does who served us. During our hour there we observed a mix of folks coming in. Some were obviously regulars chatting it up with Ja'Lila while they sipped their drink. Another couple on a road trip stopped in on their way to the east coast for some coffees and to use the WiFi. Some were in and out. Steady flow. Everyone treated with respect and dignity whether you made a donation or not. Donations are pay what you want. I'm not a coffee drinker but my sister said it's good! I got hot chocolate. The hot chocolate is homemade and I got fresh whipped cream which was also homemade. Delicious! Can you get that at Starbucks? Just asking I wouldn't know. I no longer lived in South Bend but if I did this would be my new spot. My sister does however and she's already been back before I had a chance to post my review. If you're a local and you remember the old VanBuren grocery store this is the spot! Support a business making a difference in the community, fostering connection and spreading kindness. Please support and let's keep places like this open!

Great mix of people and a welcoming place to meet. Love the donation based coffee, friendly staff,…read moreand the fun bar up front. The big window adds a nice touch. Grateful to have this spot in our community.

Food is always fresh and delicious. Staff are friendly and helpful. Dinning section is always kept…read moreclean. They have cute decorations for Christmas. This is a favorite for my family!

The chicory Café downtown South Bend has good lunch menu items and the food is decent. The chicory…read moreevent center we had a Polish buffet. Whoever made or attempted to make the Polish food is not Polish descent and has no idea how to make Polish food.

The food was excellent, and the customer service made it even better! I would highly recommendread more

We were fortunate to snag a table for two on a Saturday morning, but I would recommend…read morereservations, as they were hopping. We had friendly and attentive service and the food came out hot and quickly. There is a small patio out front on the sidewalk with three or four tables. My husband said he is going to be dreaming about the peaches and cream French toast for days to come. I also enjoyed the BAART, a riff on the BLT with avocado and arugula. Would definitely return.

Really nice library-esque cafe with nice staff , so it's probably a great place to study. That…read morebeing said, they serve subpar espresso that lacked complexity.

This is a cozy spot where you can relax with a book or get some work done. It is kid friendly and…read morea good place to meet up with friends. I have tried the dark chocolate mocha, macchiato, affogato, cold brew latte, and the (free on Friday) house coffee. All have been delicious. My kids enjoy the mini hot chocolate, avocado bread, goat and jam bread, and the various charcuterie boards. The setting is a warm and inviting while you are surrounded by a preservation library and can purchase local artisan work. They source their milk and coffee from within a few miles. I've heard you can purchase Crystal Spring Creamery products to take home as well. There are also rooms to rent for meetings or book clubs.