Printer's Row - Chicago

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Printer's Row

Printer's Row
4.8 / 5 (316 reviews)

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Nestled in Printer's Row, this tiny roastery-focused café serves smooth, creatively flavored espresso and seasonal lattes made with house-roasted beans and housemade syrups. Friendly, fast service and weekend pastries (including Dan the Baker pop-ups) make it a delightful grab-and-go stop. The shop is cozy and charming but very small—ideal for commuters and pastry lovers rather than long work sessions. Persistent COVID-era barriers and strict safety protocols can make interactions feel awkward for some.

Last update: 07.07.2026 from: ibtihale1

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★ 4.8 / 5 from 316 reviews
ibtihale1
28.02.2026

Delicious coffee and very chill atmosphere. Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Service: Dine in Price per person: $1–10

jonathan-bush73
28.02.2026

Asked for a hot drink. NOT hot at all. Staff seemed like they tired and not wanna be there. Customer Service now adays has completely disappeared. If I had a biz I would tell the staff to always smile, be polite and interact with your customers. Well my family did have one and that was a huge thing for my mother as the owner. Great customer service goes a long way. Food: 3 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 5

akanksha-parmar-fore
28.02.2026

Printer's row coffee co. has a very relaxing vibe to it and the coffees they serve are extremely delicious. I spilled my coffee on a table outside the cafe and came back immediately for another. The barista realized that and gave me another for free. So generous! I am going to go there every time I go to Chicago and you make it a point to go there too!

eduardo-martinez-stu-2
15.12.2023

Quick service, cute shop, nice people! Just didn't really like the coffee

morgan-thompson-snak
15.12.2023

The coffee here is exceptional, the shop has a charming atmosphere, and they offer some really fun latte flavors. I absolutely loved the coconut heart pastry—it was fantastic! It's a shame that the pop-up will be ending in July. I plan to indulge in as much as I can before it’s gone!

FAQ

A little farther away is CTA-Diversey, where you can also access the municipal transportation.

The restaurant offers free WLAN for its guests.

The restaurant is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physiological limitations.

The restaurant also accepts credit cards from the common providers for payment.

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