Latest Reviews
-
Everything here is simply amazing. Cream Puff,Rustic sandwiches, insane fresh fruit tarts and of course coffee .I took some of my friends here for the…
Chifoodcravings
Floriole Cafe & Bakery
-
Love love love this hidden gem in Lincoln Park! What a delightful pastry shop with super fresh baked goods, teas and coffees. The space is great, beca…
Meghan Phillipp
Floriole Cafe & Bakery
-
The coffee here is delicious, so if you want coffee to go, I highly recommend this place. The ambiance and wifi, however, leave everything to me imagi…
Monika McMahon
Floriole Cafe & Bakery
About
Floriole Cafe & Bakery is open for Cafe and Bakery. Floriole Cafe & Bakery serves French, Cafe and Bakery dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
Feature List
takeaway availableindoor seatingdog friendlywifioutdoor seatingno alcohol availableReviews
Leave a Review
You must be logged in to post a comment.
7 Reviews on “Floriole Cafe & Bakery”
Everything here is simply amazing. Cream Puff,Rustic sandwiches, insane fresh fruit tarts and of course coffee .I took some of my friends here for the first time and they love it… instagram.com
Love love love this hidden gem in Lincoln Park! What a delightful pastry shop with super fresh baked goods, teas and coffees. The space is great, because there’s a second floor so you can always find a nook to study, have a meeting or meet with friends. northandred.com
The coffee here is delicious, so if you want coffee to go, I highly recommend this place. The ambiance and wifi, however, leave everything to me imagined. We came on a week day during the summer as the wifi was out where we were staying. The wifi here was so slow, we both had to use our phones to tether. That wasn’t the worst part, the worst part was all of the kids! I’m not against kids, but they were so loud, and their moms/nannies just ignored them. Headphones and loud music weren’t able to drown them out, so working wasn’t really happening.When you first walk in, it is confusing on where to order and the flow of the place, but after one time you quickly learn.I understand the clientele can change, however I came 3 days out of the 6 I was in town, and it was the same each time. I wouldn’t recommend this place for anything but to-go items. monikamcmahon.com
This is my favorite bakery in all of Chicago. I know that is making a huge statement – but it has everything that I want in a bakery. Good coffee, fantastic breakfast lunch and pastries and just an overall good vibe. It’s so sunny and bright in here and I could sit for hours reprdering cappuccinos and pastries all day.Please do yourself a favor and order the BAD sandwich. It will make your day a little better. This is my go-to order, but I decided to switch it up the last time I was here.I had the tartine of the day: Bread topped with whipped feta, summer squash, zucchini and mint vinaigrette. It was light and beautiful and just what I was looking for on a hot day.
An absolutely beautiful cafe, if not only for its space. It’s two stories and has a lot of natural light and light-washed hardwood. I’ve had the avocado toast and it was delicious. The only pastry I’ve had was a passion fruit tart but it was yummy as well! The prices are high for my liking but I understand why. They’re chai tea lattes are great too. lincolnparkminute.com
The closest to a French bakery that I’ve seen in a city. Everything is made fresh from scratch and beautifully presented. However, the prices reflect it. This coffee shop/bakery will have you spending more than you expected for perfected– yet sizeably small portion of food
A beautiful setting with an array of sweets clearly made by perfectionists. Their case is stocked with those pastries currently in vogue that could compete with the best among all U.S. cities (French macaroons, pot de creme, caneles).