Foxglove Coffee — Restaurant in West Chicago Township

After finishing my bagel sandwich—perfectly stacked with hashbrown, avocado, arugula, egg, and garlic cream cheese—I felt compelled to share just how exceptional this experience was. Not only did the bagel deliver a spectacular burst of flavors with every bite, but the coffee was equally memorable—naturally sweet with a delightful hint of apricot and a balanced, slightly sour finish.

On top of the amazing food and drink, I have to highlight the staff. They are incredibly friendly and genuinely accommodating, creating an atmosphere that feels warm and welcoming. Their kindness and positive energy clearly rub off on everyone who walks through the door; I’ve never been to a café where guests regularly acknowledge and greet each other. The amazing customer service here is truly to thank for this uplifting environment.

It’s worth noting that the atmosphere appears to be a work in progress—more functional than decorative. The space feels like an open storage area with tables, which may not suit those seeking a more curated aesthetic. However, it does give the café a casual, no-frills charm.

For those looking to work or stay connected, they have you covered. Electrical outlets are plentiful, and the WiFi is readily available, making it a convenient spot to get things done while enjoying great...

I've frequented this coffee shop several times due to its proximity to my home; however, it falls short in several aspects. Primarily, there's an overwhelming presence of flies that disrupt the dining, drinking, and work experience, prompting me to suggest implementing fly traps. While I acknowledge the challenge of the door constantly opening and closing, I haven't encountered this issue at other coffee shops. As for the menu, my experience with items like the Malibu bagel has been underwhelming, bordering on mediocre. The arugula appeared discolored, and the scant cream cheese spread gave the impression of a cost-saving measure. Given the prices they command, one would anticipate superior quality, such as the use of fresh ingredients. It's disheartening, especially considering their promising potential within the neighborhood, given their status as one of the few coffee shops in...

This has got to be one of the best cafe/luncheonettes I have very been to, not only in Chicago but the world. It’s not your glitz and glam kind of spot, the sparkles of this place really shine through in the highly personal and highly kind and sweet and amazing staff who work there. They are always ready to discuss pop culture and the state of the world even through the chaos this place sometimes becomes (because everyone comes here and it’s so popular). I didn’t even mention how good the bagel sandwiches are. I don’t like coffee but somehow they have convinced me week after week to come back to this establishment. Please go, this place is more than a cafe… it’s a community of artists and hub of amazing...