this place instantly made an impression on me. It’s incredibly cozy and full of character, the kind of spot where you actually want to slow down, sit for a while, and enjoy the moment. the coffee was really good, smooth, flavorful, and clearly made with care. you can tell they take their craft seriously. the atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, not rushed or pretentious, which is something I really appreciated. if I lived in Chicago, this would 100% be my go-to coffee spot. great coffee, relaxed vibe, and a space that makes you want to come back again.
The people here are SO nice and the coffee is amazing. Their homemade cold foam is perfect. The barista literally said “welcome home” when I went up to order. I will be back!
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★★★★★Amazing coffee. Friendly and helpful staff. Great atmosphere. Mediocre pastries. The so-called almond croissant is a soft, cake-like, malformed, too-sweet mess. Real croissants have crisp, flaky layers. Please change bakeries.
Went to Metropolis for the first time with a few friends. I had an everything bagel with cream cheese and a hot mocha. I had to cut the bagel myself, but that's okay. The mocha was delicious! A friend had and said the same bAll the drinks I saw looked perfect and so good! Will definitely come back.
I tend to be skeptical of coffee shops with this many stars. I usually assume people rate them highly because the people are simply nice. but in this case, the stars are warranted. I ordered a basic kenya drip coffee. It stood out. I would order this basic drip over an expresso any day at starbucks. The prices are not crazy either.
Cozy coffee cafe with a solid selection of pastries, hand pies, and their own in house roasts.
Plenty of seating and lots of nice art of the wall that is up for consignment sale. Nice spot all around for a quiet read or working remotely.
The place is cozy and spacious, full of art that adds to its charm. The service is excellent, the coffee is great, and the barista is very warm and welcoming.
Coffee Coffee Coffee. One of the earliest pioneers of small batch craft brew in Chicagoland. Currently running a Free the Frogs campaign. Not sure if thats code for something meaningful or just plain fun. Just south of Loyola University the shop’s colors are red and turquoise. They can their own and they have an awesome multi bike rack. Gaze at the lake, celebrate madness.