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Address
1260 N. Dearborn St
Location North of Division St
Transportation Subway/El: Red Line to Clark/Division
Phone 312/649-0730

Frommer's Review

Just steps from the raucous frat-boy atmosphere of Division Street is this laid-back, classic, independent coffeehouse. The below-ground space is a little shabby, but it attracts a mix of office workers, students, and neighborhood regulars. The full menu is available late, and the drinks run the gamut from lattes to cocktails. There's often some kind of folk music on weekends.

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