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Top Coffee Spots on the North Shore

Frothy cappuccinos, smooth espresso shots, or seasonal beverage twists heaped with whipped cream and colorful sprinkles. Our vibrant and taste-making local coffeehouses  have got the beans to make your caffeine dreams come true. Expand your drinking and dining options when you discover Where to Eat on Chicago’s North Shore.


Patisserie Coralie, Evanston
Patisserie Coralie, Evanston

Coffee with Something Sweet
The flavor profile of any great cup of joe is a perfect match for a sweet side. A boutique French pastry shop/café, Patisserie Coralie (600 Davis St., Evanston) pairs Café au Lait, French Press and Cold Brews with flaky Butter Croissants, Raspberry Red Velvet Eclairs and a stunning collection of delicate macarons. Kneads & Wants Artisan Bakery (8042 Lincoln Ave., Skokie) may be known for freshly-baked morning goodies, but don’t miss their to-die-for cookies, bars and gorgeous truffles. Combine your espresso or latte fix with your chocolate fix and fetch world-class Belgian treats from Leonidas Chocolate Café (1348 Shermer Rd., Northbrook and 1907 Central St., Evanston). Towne and Oak's (921 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka) bright sunny interior offers up a selection of speciality and classic drinks for any coffee (or non coffee) drinker out there like their Drip Coffee and Vanilla Latte. Add one of their gourmet sandwiches, salads, bowls or pastries to complete your order. Three Tarts Bakery and Café (301 Happ Rd., Northfield) dazzles with specialty cookies and award-winning cupcakes to accompany Americanos, Mochas and more.

Hometown Coffee, Glencoe
Hometown Coffee, Glencoe

Coffee and a Bite to Eat
Nurture a cappuccino or Nutella latte over tasty brunch, lunch or dinner available all day long at European-style Cupitol Coffee & Eatery (810 Grove St., Evanston). Alongside their Espresso Bar, Hometown Coffee & Juice (700 Vernon Ave., Glencoe; 749 Elm St., Winnetka) serves Hometown Toasts like the Avo & Lox or Garden Caprese on delicious multigrain bread (or as a breadless bowl). Breakfast sandwiches run the gamut with choices like Canadian Bacon, Chicken Sausage or Avocado from the Glenview Grind’s (1837 Glenview Rd., Glenview) convenient drive-through for coffee essentials and flavor shots. 
 

Colectivo Coffee, Evanston
Colectivo Coffee, Evanston

Coffee with Atmosphere
When coffee needs to be the star, head to Backlot Coffee (2006 Central St., Evanston) to try their versatile and beloved blend of roasted beans, Flying Squirrel. Central Station Coffee & Tea (1150 Central Ave., Wilmette) has you covered for your morning and afternoon fix. Grab your daily Mocha Latte, Cold Brew or Nitro Brew and choose from a selection of daily pastries. Colectivo Coffee (716 Church St., Evanston) sources their award-winning coffees from its origin and roasts every batch by hand. Try their Espresso Toro in a Cortado or Macchiato (even dairy-free options).

 

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