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Hidden Cafes in Chicago

Every month, F Newsmagazine Multimedia Editor John Choi explores cafes in different neighborhoods of Chicago so that students and faculty can find a new favorite spot.

February 22, 2019

There are thousands of unique cafes in Chicago that you may have never heard of. These hidden gems can not only be a great place to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee but also to study, meet, meditate, or enjoy some time alone. Every month, F Newsmagazine Multimedia Editor John Choi explores cafes in different neighborhoods of Chicago so that students and faculty can find a new favorite spot.

Revival Cafe-Bar. A cafe located inside the REVIVAL Food hall. Revival Cafe-Bar combines expertly crafted coffee with an array of modern cocktails. 125 S Clark St, Chicago, IL 60603. Photographed by John Choi.

Revival Cafe-Bar. A cafe located inside the REVIVAL Food hall. Revival Cafe-Bar combines expertly crafted coffee with an array of modern cocktails. 125 S Clark St, Chicago, IL 60603. Photographed by John Choi.

Revival Cafe-Bar. A cafe located inside the REVIVAL Food hall. Revival Cafe-Bar combines expertly crafted coffee with an array of modern cocktails. 125 S Clark St, Chicago, IL 60603. Photographed by John Choi.

Department of Coffee and Social Affairs. The first Department of Coffee and Social Affairs opened in London, late 2010. This is their third cafe in the United States. It is in the financial district in the heart of downtown Chicago. It is located just east of the river and west of Millennium Park. 190 South Lasalle St Chicago, IL 60603. Photographed by John Choi.

Department of Coffee and Social Affairs. The first Department of Coffee and Social Affairs opened in London, late 2010. This is their third cafe in the United States. It is in the financial district in the heart of downtown Chicago. It is located just east of the river and west of Millennium Park. 190 South Lasalle St Chicago, IL 60603. Photographed by John Choi.

MOJO. MOJO was founded in New Zealand by Steve and Julie Gianoutsos in 2003. This new location is near the post office in the Loop. 111 W Jackson Blvd Ste 1700 Chicago, IL 60604. Photographed by John Choi.

MOJO. MOJO was founded in New Zealand by Steve and Julie Gianoutsos in 2003. This new location is near the post office in the Loop. 111 W Jackson Blvd Ste 1700 Chicago, IL 60604. Photographed by John Choi.

MOJO. MOJO was founded in New Zealand by Steve and Julie Gianoutsos in 2003. This new location is near the post office in the Loop. 111 W Jackson Blvd Ste 1700 Chicago, IL 60604. Photographed by John Choi.

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