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– One block south of the Morgan ‘L’ stop. La Colombe – (955 West Randolph St.) – West Loop – This location of the Philadelphia-based coffee roaster is located on the bustling corner of Morgan and Randolph Streets, along “Restaurant Row.” La Colombe is my favorite coffee roast, and this outpost is a bright and cool spot to grab a cup of the brew while catching up with friends or other travel bloggers visiting Chicago. Yum! – Three blocks south of the California ‘L’ stop.Ĭafe Press in the South Loop is a quiet spot to enjoy some coffee In the summer, hang out in the cozy, neighborhood “pie garden.” During the week, I like to chill out here early in the morning with my laptop. There is no cuter spot for travel bloggers visiting Chicago to hunker down on a cold, snowy day. It’s a pie shop/cafe serving up house-made, sweet & savory pies, fabulous biscuits, and locally roasted coffee. California Ave.) – Logan Square – Technically, this is not a coffeehouse. – One block north of the California ‘L’ stop.īang Bang Pie & Biscuits – (2051 N. A separate room hosts musical acts in the evenings which is fun for travel bloggers visiting Chicago. Only vinyl records are spun here, while you hang out or get work done. Fancy some global tea leaves? Midwestern artisanal spirits and microbrews? A cup of gumbo? This place has it all. Milwaukee Ave.) – Logan Square – I love this place! It’s not just for coffee. – Ten short blocks south of the Western ‘L’ stop.Ĭafé Mustache (2313 N.

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Grab a bite to eat, chat with the neighbors or other travel bloggers in Chicago while enjoying the free Wi-Fi. North Avenue) – Humboldt Park – This coffeehouse with great natural light is serving up locally roasted beans in a truly cozy space filled with the work of local artists.

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PRO TIP: Check out my short itineraries for Eating Chicago in 2 Days.Ĭup & Spoon (2415 W. Its obscurity makes Hero one of the coolest Chicago coffee spots – One block south and 1/2 block west of the Adams/Wabash ‘L’ stop, on the CTA Brown, Orange and Green Lines.ĬC Ferns in Humboldt Park serves boozy coffee and cigars. This place has a real European feel that travel bloggers visiting Chicago will love. Hero can only accommodate two or three people at a time, so you must grab your coffee to-go or sit in the charming ally, adorned with lights. Blink, and you’ll miss it! The building is one of the smallest in Chicago. Jackson Blvd.) – The Loop – This adorable spot made it onto my recent post about Chicago’s Hidden Eats because it’s located at the end of an alley in a historic building that dates back to The Chicago Fire. – Six blocks east of the Diversey ‘L’ stop. Reserve a private room for a meeting (for free). Travel bloggers visiting Chicago should stop by and check out their huge chalkboard of upcoming events, including live sets by local musicians. Definitely one of the coolest Chicago coffee spots! All kinds of free classes and coaching sessions are available here. However, this is a free community space that does not require you buy anything to enjoy the free Wi-Fi. Diversey Parkway) – Lincoln Park – A large community space serving coffee and café fare. – One block south of the Sedgwick ‘L’ stop.Įva’s Cafe is THE COZIEST coffeehouse in Chicago! Score! It’s a perfect place for travel bloggers in Chicago to hide out. They always play a good mix of music, and there is not a screaming kid in sight.

You’ll feel like you’re at grandma’s house. The brick floor, kitschy decor, and living room vibe make this an exceptional spot to enjoy some java, pastries, and sandwiches. Sedgwick St.) – Old Town – This is THE COZIEST and most comfortable coffee house in Chicago. – Five blocks west and 1/2 block south of Diversey ‘L’ stop.Įva’s Café (1447 N. So I encourage travel bloggers in Chicago to bring their laptops and get some work done. Grab a decadent pastry or chocolate bar and top off your coffee with various types of milk stored in an old stove up front. Lincoln Ave.) – Lakeview – You don’t have to be in the market for a locally made bike or related gear to appreciate this retro, cute-as-a-button coffee shop. After careful research, I give to you, my lovely readers (and travel bloggers visiting Chicago) the 30 Coolest Chicago Coffee Spots, by CTA ‘L’ line:

Just as important, is finding cool coffee shops where I can settle in, escape and enjoy my caffeine. I will gladly go out of my way, 30 minutes or more, for expertly roasted beans and a properly prepared cup of java.

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