Oak + Bean — Restaurant in Oswego Township

☕🍷 Sip, Savor, and Unwind at Oak + Bean: Where Coffee and Wine Dreams Come True! 🌱🍇

Hey, coffee lovers and wine enthusiasts, we have a spot about to become your new obsession! Your haven for the finest in specialty coffee and exquisite wines, all under one cozy roof. ☕🍾

The aroma of freshly brewed single-origin specialty coffee greeted us like an old friend, promising an adventure of flavors I never knew I needed. ☕✨ And guess what? These beans are roasted with passion by the wizards at Krema Coffee Roasters, just a hop away in Plainfield, IL. Every sip is like a journey through the world of coffee, and I'm here for it!

But wait, there's more! The wine selection! 🌍🍷 Handpicked from global regions, each bottle tells a tale of terroirs and traditions.

And can we talk about the food? 🥐 🥪 The pastries are like edible art pieces, straight from Krema's ovens.

But what truly sets Oak + Bean apart is the sense of community. This isn't just a coffee and wine joint; it's my sanctuary. ❤️ It's where you can catch up with friends over cappuccinos, dive into deep conversations with a glass of red, and create memories that linger long after...

4 ⭐️s (just cause 5 is always hard to believe) I grew up in a town adjacent and went to highschool in Oswego (2020) My whole time there this building didn’t even exist. But since its construction oak and bean has been a neat third place (a place other then home (first) and work (second) to spend your time). Get a coffee and decompress in a communal atmosphere to study or just chill. The vibes are right, drinks and food is good. It does get busy especially on the weekends the food is also expensive but it’s locally sourced and well made so it’s well worth the price. Hopefully the addition of Oak n Bean will spark new interest in local developers to create more third places for people to spend their time. So far the public library and its beautiful views, this cafe and its immaculate vibes and all the little shops (and don’t forget the Village Grind) that give DT oswego its soul and have been healthy for me personally and many people...

I came here to order a coffee for a friend.

This is a cute place with cool atmosphere and cute presentation.

I came in and stood at the counter while 2 teenagers watched a gallon jug of cold brew. One of them noticed me and both kept watching the jug. Finally one of them left the watching to their coworker and dragged themself to the counter to take my order. They did not seem to want to be there. I was polite and smiled and ordered my friends drink.More people came in and both started making coffees. 30 minutes later I left with my coffee. The service was bad. I told my friend I was not picking up for him there anymore. There are too many coffee places around to put up with teenagers with bad attitudes. Maybe it was the day or it was morning, so I still left a small tip. My friend said the coffee today was meh. I'm...