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Java Depot
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1019 N. Blvd. - Oak Park
Stop in this java spot for coffee, tea, bagels and muffins in the morning.
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The Rock Island Grind & Grill
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10307 S. Hale St. - Chicago (Beverly/Mt Greenwood)
Just steps from the Metra station, this spot does a brisk morning carryout business. The train schedule is even posted on the wall so you can allot...
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Newport Coffee House
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1121 Half Day Rd. - Bannockburn
Newport specializes in more than a dozen blends of coffee, roasted several times weekly in a vintage Dietrich roaster right on the cafe premises....
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Cafe Express
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615 Dempster St. - Evanston
The oldest coffee house in Evanston, Cafe Express opened in 1981 and still helps commuters get their morning jolt before heading to the Purple Line...
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Max's Delicatessen
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191 Skokie Valley Rd. - Highland Park
Max's is considered by many to be the closest thing to a New York deli this side of Lake Superior.
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The Bagel Restaurant and Deli
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50 Old Orchard Center - Skokie
A classic family friendly deli, The Bagel Restaurant and Deli is the perfect destination for a bagel and fish, blintzes or potato pancakes.
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Once Upon A Grill
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2758 Dundee Rd. - Northbrook
Soup, salad, sandwiches and more at this Once Upon a Bagel sibling.
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Original Bagel and Bialy
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105 McHenry Road - Buffalo Grove
This well-stocked deli also serves a huge selection of homemade baked goods, soups and salads, with breakfast served all day.
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Fat Bean Bistro and Coffee Bar
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4003 S. Plainfield/Naperville Rd. - Naperville
This popular Naperville coffeehouse has been revived in a new location on Plainfield/Naperville Road.
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Markland-Hubbard Gourmet Provisions
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1807 W. 95th St. - Chicago (Beverly/Mt Greenwood)
Plenty of coffees and teas, as well as gourmet grocery items, are available at this coffee shop, and the crowd tends more toward neighborhood...
