Cafe Internet Latino

Friendly service and big menu. My review is for the funnel cake I recently ordered. My kids didn’t enjoy it at all! It was hard as if they had it sitting there for hours. I can’t believe they would sell it like that. Next time we will definitely try the ice cream!

Rosa J.‘s new «partner in crime,» Daddy J., has been joining her for some city adventures. She wanted to show him some local bites, including her favorite type of place to visit: Mexican neveria.
Ok, let’s get back to the use of first person pronoun. After a short bus ride #53 (Pulaski) to Armitage, we walked one (1) block west and arrived at Café Internet Latino, located in the Hermosa neighborhood.
It’s a family-​friendly place to chill. There are several communal computers, mainly for kids to play games. I had a groupon that was purchased awhile ago ($ 8 off the entire bill). We ordered the small mangoneada, an aguas frescas de papaya, and two (2) scoops of tequila almond ice cream in a peanut cone. Our difference was $ 3.20.
The chili straw became with each order of mangoneada, which was why it was on a pricer side ($ 4.40 for small size). From my experience, the chili straw wouldn’t automatically come with as part of the package unless the customer asked for it (with an additional cost). Their mangoneada was quite delicious, with a plenty of mango chucks on top. I liked that they used «semi-​ripened» mango, because it helped achieve the right «saturation» and «consistency» when mixing with the chili sauce and mango sorbet.
Daddy J. was digging the tequila almond ice cream. He kept saying «forget about Ha*gen-Da*s…they ain’t got nothing like what a neighborhood neveria offers.» Sorry, I believe he did speak with a correct grammar. I just dramatized it with a sassy tone.
Hubby tagged along and was satisfied with his aguas frescas with the papaya flavor. Their jugo was very fresh. I haven’t bought a bottle of Tropi*ana since I called Chicago home. In other words, I understand what fresh juice is supposed to taste like.
Overall, it was worth the trip to provide a great introduction of Mexican-​style neveria to Daddy J. It was very eye-​opening for him to see how Hispanic culture plays a major role in many Chicago neighborhoods. I’m a firm believer in utilizing local eats as a way to access different cultures. I’m so proud of being a Chicagoan because I can do this on a daily basis.
P. S. They do charge a 4% convenience fee when using a debit or a credit card. To avoid this hassle, bring some pocket cash with you.

I really love this place. I love ice cream. The portions are pretty big for the cost. Very welcoming. Fresh fruit. It is a must visit in Chicago. First time here. Will be coming back.

The Café Internet Latino is a nice neighborhood place to browse the internet or do some quick work on a computer. Prices are very reasonable and the small staff is friendly and helpful. I ordered a grilled cheese sandwich and a Sunkist soda. The grilled cheese sandwich had two different kinds of cheese and it was hot and delicious. Next time I will try one of their fresh and natural juice drinks when I want to sit down and do some reading.

My first review didn’t get added to the recommended reviews, I’m not sure why. But this place is great! Look under other reviews for my detailed input! Friendly service, quality food & beverages, and good price.

Great place to sit in peace while using the internet. I’ve been here several times and always enjoy my stay. The servers are always polite and the food is great and won’t cost nearly as much as anything at your typical coffee shop/​café if you’re looking to camp out somewhere for the whole day working on a project. The servers are also really nice and don’t mind trying to explain many of their foods if you’re like me and you aren’t familiar with most of their menu at first. Definitely reccomend this place over your average café if you don’t have wifi at home and need somewhere to go :)

If you love Mexican junk food (which is sooo good) then this is the place to go ;D they also have internet access so you can work on one of the computers after grabbing a snack. I looove ordering the mango parfait and carrot juice. For a large carrot juice its around $ 4.50???

great location!
Too bad the scaner wasn’t working!