Bake is a cozy neighborhood bakery that pairs Metropolis Coffee with an impressive selection of pastries, pies, and cakes. Whether you’re stopping by for a flaky croissant and cappuccino or grabbing a seasonal fruit pie to go, this welcoming café has something for every sweet tooth.
Bang Bang Pie & Biscuits is a must-visit for coffee and comfort food. Their house-made biscuits and rotating seasonal pies are legendary, and the buttery crusts pair perfectly with a strong cup of locally roasted coffee. Whether you’re in the mood for a savory biscuit breakfast or a sweet slice of pie, this rustic, homey café is a Logan Square favorite.
This café is bright, plant-filled, and full of personality—the kind of spot that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a hidden gem. First Sip Café is known for its creative lattes, especially the ube latte and mint latte, which add a fun twist to your usual coffee routine. They also serve delicious pastries and muffins, making it a great stop for a sweet treat before heading to the nearby Swedish American Museum. Must-Try: The ube latte and their chocolate muffin are must-orders.
If you’re looking for a true Swedish pastry experience, Lost Larson is the place to be. This bakery and café serves beautifully crafted Scandinavian pastries like Princess Cake, lingonberry-filled treats, and their famous cardamom buns (which tend to sell out fast). The coffee is just as impressive, making it the perfect spot to grab a latte and a pastry before wandering Clark Street. Must-Try: The Princess Cake (a Swedish classic) and their cinnamon rolls are absolute musts.
More than just a coffee shop, Kopi Café is part café, part bookstore, part community space. The cozy, bohemian vibes make it a great spot to relax with a book, sip on a rich latte, or enjoy a slice of their famous carrot cake. You can sit on the floor cushions for a casual and laid-back experience, making it one of the most unique cafés in Andersonville. Must-Try: Their carrot cake is legendary, and if you’re more of a tea drinker, their selection of loose-leaf teas is fantastic.
If your shopping day calls for a sugar boost, Molly’s Cupcakes is the place to go. Their Crème Brûlée and Peach Cobbler cupcakes are customer favorites, and they serve freshly brewed coffee to go with it. Plus, the swings at the counter make this a fun and cozy stop.
Broadway Cafe is a hidden gem that offers strong coffee, delicious pastries, and a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re grabbing a quick coffee before a park event or looking for a late-night spot that serves coffee and cake, this café is a reliable go-to.
Known for its all-day breakfast and cozy, homey feel, Sweet Maple Café is where locals go for buttery biscuits, omelets, and cinnamon rolls alongside a solid cup of coffee. The friendly service and laid-back vibe make it a great stop whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or settling in for a long, leisurely brunch.
If you’re looking for a coffee shop that feels like a European café, Leonidas Chocolate Café is the one. It serves rich Belgian hot chocolate, expertly made cappuccinos, and an assortment of croissants, pastries, and chocolates. The cozy indoor seating is perfect for warming up before the parade, and if you have a sweet tooth, their handmade chocolates are a must-try.