The best cakes and coffee in the neighborhood. Must try.
Kenan D.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Chicago, IL
Good place to hang out, free wifi, good coffee, good prices, great deserts, and friendly customer service.
Kimberly L.
Évaluation du lieu : 3 IL, IL
This place is… um…quite unusual. On the outside, it looks like this café would be a complete dive. But walk right in and… oh my. It’s very fancily decorated and the atmosphere is sort of like coffee house meets nightclub meets… I don’t know how to describe it. Words fail. And so did my iPhone camera(too dark). I ordered a latte and sat down to take advantage of the free wifi. It was a little unusual that the server actually took my phone and entered in the network password herself… okay…that’s a little odd. But she was friendly and brought out the latte in record time. The latte wasn’t a mind-altering experience but it was reasonably priced and perfectly fine. There appear to be many regulars here, and there is a very nice looking outdoor seating area which I will definitely take advantage of when the warmer is nicer. But I can’t say this would be my go-to place if I wanted to read or quietly ponder life. Summing up: Café Utjeha is a good place for a quick cup of coffee and people watching.
Aleksandar B.
Évaluation du lieu : 2 Des Plaines, IL
Cheap place. The last time I was there, there was a bulgarian waitress(I was so disappointed watching her smoking next to my table).Also that place don’t accept card payments which is awful
Gabie C.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Chicago, IL
Good coffee, free wifi and soccer = good time.
Stephanie S.
Évaluation du lieu : 3 Chicago, IL
So I ambled over to Café Utjeha for yet another stop on my café project. Offerings are very streamlined — some tea, some strong coffee drinks, some dessert. Fair enough. Service was prompt, friendly, and welcoming. The patio is the real gem in Café Utjeha — large, comfy tables with beautiful flowers in hanging baskets, plenty of room between patrons, and nice mood lighting. Hours are great too — they are open until 11p every day, a full hour than most cafes in Lincoln Square. Alas, a few blemishes — the dessert, while nicely presented, was a bit on the stale side, the music was a tinny bump ntz bump ntz bump ntz, and all the patrons were smoking like chimneys, which did detract from the overall experience. Meh. Meh,…meh…meh.