Dayglow

Very unique coffee shop, I was walking on 606 and noticed dayglow and decided to get a cold beverage since it was a hot day. Very minimalistic look and amazing creative coffee drink selection. I will post a photo of menu as well Got myself a coconut crushed coffee , i founf it intersting

Delicious black coffee and concoctions on the menu all sound tasty. Only tried the drip coffee and ponyo which is what’s pictured, sweet for sure but really good. Dog friendly is a major bonus! Right off 606 trail

Hip coffee shop located in an artist loft along the 606 trail. A lot of really nice specialty drinks on offer and even the standard drip is of very high quality. Very nice decor minimalist decor with soft colors and some nice merch is available as well. If you need a coffee post run on the trail, this is a very good spot for a pit stop.

Chicago branch of the LA-based curator of fabulous beans. A must-go if you want true specialty coffee in Chicago.

Really cute coffee shop with super interesting and unique drinks! I’m not a coffee expert but my friend who is said they carry great beans. I was more intrigued and impressed by the interesting lattes they offered (two were Ghibli-inspired!) I got the “Totoro”, which was the best black sesame latte I’ve ever had.

Dayglow is unlike any other cafe in Chicago. It's so original with craft coffees and mixed lattes that rotate seasonally. If you're looking for a quality drink that's perfectly balanced, this is the spot. It leans a bit on the pricer side, but it's well worth it. I've become a casual regular since it's so close to the 606 trail. Such a nice minimalist spot too.

A fun little cafe tucked away with a lot of different flavor options. It’s overall pretty chill if you want to work but no electrical outlets by the seating area. Keep that in mind if you plan on getting work done with a bad battery laptop

Great place, great coffee drinks! A bit overpriced but would come back for the minimalistic vibes. Love their menu - unique names Studio Ghibli themed. It’s attached to a small art gallery which was nice to walk around.

One of the best coffee shops in Chicago. They sell coffee from popular international specialty roasters. Hard to find these beans besides online. My friends and I have brought back and shared Nomad and Fuglen from when we travelled so it's cool to see them both in one shop in the US. Many of these beans sold fresh in store are from the top roasters worldwide, including Dak, Onyx, Manhattan, and more. They are the **golden standard** for coffee, and any coffee lover will love this place. In my opinion, only Metric coffee is similar in its offerings and quality, but Dayglow's offerings are a level above Sawada, Dark Matter, Blue Bottle, La Colombe, and the other coffee shops in Chicago. The baristas are knowledgeable and pull an excellent espresso, and the store itself is very cute with plenty of seating in the common area. Parking is limited.

The specialty drink 'Totoro' is jaw-droppingly good. I wasn't sure what to expect so took a small sip and was so surprised at how tasty the drink was. The distilled coffee is smooth, strong and balanced with strong notes of black sesame. The drink is on the sweeter side - I loved that it included both coconut cream and oat milk. Dayglow is a great drop-in spot and I recommend stopping by to get a tasty one-of-kind drink and then hopping on the 606 trail (an entrance is right by the coffee shop on Spaulding) and taking a leisurely walk.

Very pink cafe that opens into a workspace. Baristas were real sweethearts, though it seems people have mixed feelings ab the service here. Coffee shop feels more curated than anything, like it's an art gallery that's completely disconnected from everything and everyone around it. Not a huge fan. Coffee flight - comes with espresso, cortado, and drip coffee. They have a couple of bean options to choose from (not sure which one we got). We got a pretty fruity blend, but to be honest I'm not a coffee snob and like my espresso to be as mild as possible over any acidity. Interesting notes but wouldn't order as casual drinks. Pan suisse - I think we got this one. Pleasant pastry that wasn't too sweet with good structure/crunch outside. Several seating options, but none are very supportive if you want to sit down and work here for a while. Little lower back support, some metal benches, and chairs that are too reclined to be using a laptop comfortably. This interior design feels the way brutalist architecture looks. There are so many coffee shops with good coffee that I prefer to stay at ones I can actually connect with. Dayglow feels like another LA coffee shop that is transfixed on optics rather than on people. Not my speed

Dayglow is officially my favorite cafe this year! I love their menu. Their novelty drinks are always so good. My favorite drink is the Alyssa Lynch. But now with fall here they have switched their menu up and if I'm in the mood for a warm drink Moonrise kingdom is definitely my go to. All the baristas are pretty chill and helpful when it comes to choosing a drink. Like today when I went in to grab a Moonrise kingdom the barista showed me the kind of marshmallows they use for the drink (I don't eat any food items with pork products which includes gelatin in marshmallows) so I was able to ask that she exclude the marshmallows when making it for me. They have pretty decent baked goods too like croissants and cookies.

Dayglow is a charming coffee shop tucked inside the Kimball Arts Center alongside the 606 commuter path. The staff is friendly and the coffee is very good. I was particularly impressed by the diverse menu which includes some exceptionally creative mixed coffee drinks plus a great selection of unique pour-overs prepared to order. If you want to start your morning with a special drink, this is the place to go!

Had a very pleasant experience! Read the comments about the "cool baristas", but really found everyone was nice and chill. I could see why some people would find the place a bit intimidating though, because the coffee shop looks minimalist and open with baristas who don't smile a lot. The coffee shop is indeed very clean and bright. On this Sunday morning, it wasn't super busy but still had a good amount of customers hanging around - nice neighborhood coffee shop vibes. The coffee was great. We got a Totoro, a regular latte and a Rare (Columbia) pour-over. The pourover was absolutely amazing - I wouldn't think it's a Columbia if I didn't know what I ordered beforehand. It smelt very floral and I tasted bright, sweet and lingering fruity notes (pineapple) and had a clean mouthfeel. They use Kalita Wave dripper and really extracted all the good flavors and body out from the expensive beans. The Totoro was a successful recipe. It overall tasted refreshing and coconut-y, but still got some yummy, slightly salty and creamy flavors in the middle. It also reminded me of a Asian (Cantonese) dessert. The latte was good and got the good body and temperature but tasted nothing really special. We will definitely be back to try other pourovers and specialty drinks next time when we are in town. Second time visit: like the sweet, creamy and warm Moonrise Kingdom that felt just like a hug. The full court pressed Ethiopia pour-over was ok. The signature Great Gatsby was refreshing and sweet and sour.

One of the most unique coffee shops in Chicago! It's a rotating menu and every coffee is super aesthetic. If you don't like a lot of sugar in your coffee I'd suggest asking for half or 75% sweet. The interior and bar is very cute, seating is a bit limited so you might as well check out the vintage shop next door, the art gallery, or go to the Waste Shed or 606 trail :)

I really like this cafe/artist collective space. We ordered two espresso shots: one bean from Ethiopia and the other from Myanmar. Both shots were great but the Burmese bean was truly unique. Very nice place and def repeatable.

Love this minimalist coffee shop! It's located within a larger building with other stores/offices. There's lots of cool specialty drinks and your classics. I opted for the matcha with oat milk & vanilla syrup this time. The vanilla syrup wasn't very noticeable but I still enjoyed my drink. I've also tried the cha cha and it was so yummy! The workers were attentive. Lots of seating options, inside and outside. Also love that dogs are welcome. Looking forward to my next work time here!

Amazing coffee. I dropped in for an afternoon coffee on the weekend. Staff was super friendly and nice. These are elevated coffee drinks. You can get the normal black coffee but their specialty drinks aren't just vanilla lattes. I went with the Warhol. A delicious latte with a hint of orange. They use cream for a thick consistency. It was absolutely delicious. This spot will be part of my weekly rotation for sure!

Location is primarily located off the 606 elevated trail. I ventured here after taking a bike ride early in the morning. usually I like to have a cup of coffee before walking my dog or riding my bike but this morning I headed straight outside. A fellow yelper recommended dayglow for coffee. I exited the Spaulding landing to go to dayglow for a cup of drip coffee. If going to this coffee shop by bike, I would recommend that you leave your bike secured on the 606 and just walk down. There is limited areas to secure your bike with a bike lock near the coffee shop. Plenty of options for expresso, drip coffee, baked goods and ice coffee. I just got a drip coffee which was made with the Ethiopian coffee beans. The taste of the coffee was really good however the coffee was not very hot. That was a bummer. I also took off a star because I don't think the barista was very friendly or helpful in accommodating my order. All in all I would go back to this coffee shop as it has plenty of tables to relax inside and out. The inside is great if you were gonna work for a couple of hours as the tables are very big and the AC was on very cold. This place does not take cash so make sure you have a credit card or your mobile wallet with you.

Great little spot with fun coffee drinks and interesting coffee options. Friendly staff and bright space. A bit pricey but it's worth it.

Modern vibey coffee shop. Our coffees were unique (and pricey but I think you pay for the experience here) and delicious. I would definitely go back and try the espresso to get a better sense of the quality. Gives an instagram influencer vibe for sure if that's what you're after!

This place is all the rave on my tiktok so I said why not try it? I'm easily influenced fyi. I just want to mention that I'm no coffee connoisseur and coffee in general just doesn't taste good to me unless it's from Starbucks. So my review may not accurately reflect this place. I just wanted to grab a latte from somewhere new to take to work. Store/ambience: the coffee shop is kinda hidden in a small alley but I was able to find it right away. I was also able to find street parking not too far. I would say this place is more glamorized on social media because when I came the outside was messy cause I guess construction is still being done on the building. The inside is pretty small too with not that many tables. Service: I read so many reviews saying the service is terrible here but that wasn't the case for me. The employee who took my order was nice to me. The Warhol: My latte was so tiny.... For $8... and it didn't even taste good to me. It was so so bitter. I'm sure they use high quality espresso hence the taste but the bitterness is not for me. I even added like 4 sugars to it and it was still so bitter. Food items: Their food display was kinda messy with no labels so I didn't know what anything was. I ended up choosing the jalapeño corn bread. It was dry but I did like the hint of jalapeño. Overall, for the price I do not think it was worth it. Oh well.

Lot of unique drink options here! I tried the Totoro (seems to be one of the more popular drinks), but found it to be too sweet. For reference, I usually get boba with 25-30% sweet. I would have probably asked for less honey next time. It was a good combination with the black sesame and coconut! There is more seating in the back for when it gets busy!

One of the most unique coffee shops in Chicago! It's a rotating menu and every coffee is super aesthetic. If you don't like a lot of sugar in your coffee I'd suggest asking for half. The interior and bar is very cute, seating is a bit limited.

The space is cute and bright. Has some seating if you want to do work here. They have coffee, tea and pastries. Today, got the Cha Cha - espresso, sweetened condensed coconut milk, oat milk, cinnamon. Brought our own cup. A little pricey. They're always experimenting/coming out with new flavors so we like to visit ever so often to try them out!

Had this spot on list for a while and finally got to visit. Interior has west side vibes and is great place to work or for a coffee date. Drinks are on pricey end but are worth every penny Service was ok, have seen better :/ not very inviting

Their Iced Cha Cha is delicious. Service here is quick and friendly. The space is inside a larger building with a few other businesses inside. It's clean and dog friendly.

Do you like Wes Anderson? Do you like high quality coffee? Then you'll love this spot. Select seating but a great vibe worth enjoying while you sip on some of the most adventurous coffee flavors I've seen in Chicago. Worth every step of the journey to visit.

When my sister lived in Chicago, she would often rave about Dayglow and how delicious their drinks were. And though I know Chicago has great coffee, I've always been skeptical. However, I was completely blown away last weekend when I finally stopped by for the first time! The interior is chill and inviting, and I love the muted pink walls and lighting. The only downside is that there isn't much seating, but it honestly doesn't matter to me since their coffee definitely makes up for it! My sister and I both ordered the Totoro drink, and it was so good, like extremely good (did I mention how good it was?)! It has been a few weeks now and I'm still thinking about it. I typically wouldn't justify spending $8 on a coffee drink, but if I lived in Logan Square, I would go to Dayglow everyday. If you haven't tried Dayglow, you definitely need to stop by! (Please try the Totoro!)

Great coffee, typically my go to place. Some of the staff need better training. Got accosted this morning by the barista who decided to involve himself while I was defending myself against a woman with a very reactive dog. Coffee shops should be a neutral/safe space where baristas don't get involved or pick sides in situations that do not pose a major threat to the business and are by no means physical or unsafe. An absolute shame to have had this experience, especially as a black female who is looking for places to feel accepted and welcomed. If you're looking for awesome coffee and willing to take a hit on starting your day off poorly due to rude staff, highly recommend.

All the baristas here have an air of indifference and I respect that. Definitely won't get the overtly peppy service so if you're more introverted I think it actually is a nice respite from the fake friendliness as there's no unnecessary chit chat. It's a beautiful airy space with outlets near the tables and perfect for putting on headphones and working on your laptop. $8 for a coffee was steep but honestly it was a 10/10. I got a Warhol and looved the creaminess, the slight orange zest flavour and the bitterness of the coffee. I'm not sure if I would feel compelled to get this to go as part of the beauty of this coffee was how cute it looked, almost like a cocktail. I'll be thinking about that coffee for a while.

Surprisingly, there aren't many places in Chicago where you can buy coffee beans. You can go to a local market and find a minimal selection or to a coffee shop to get their house brand, but you'd think, as popular as coffee is, there would be a store dedicated to selling a variety of coffees from around the world. There just isn't any such thing. So in my search to find a place to buy good coffee, I ran across a Reddit discussion that recommended Dayglow on Kimball. I looked it up online and found some photos and it honestly didn't look like much, just a big open café with about five tiny shelves on the wall with about a dozen different bags of coffee on them. But a dozen is better than nothing, so I decided I would check it out. Dayglow is in the middle of the Humboldt Park neighborhood, right next to the 606 bike trail which might explain how such a hipster place could even survive in that location. It's not a short walk from my house but it's not incredibly far either. It was a nice, sunny day and I decided to hoof it over there. So I get there and it's exactly like the photos, just a big open café and in a little area next to the checkout counter are five small shelves on the wall with some bags of coffee. I'm wearing a $400 Helly Hansen coat mind you. I say this just in case you think the way I get treated is because I look like some bum who isn't serious about buying coffee. I'm standing there for quite some time, reading the labels of the bags of coffee, while the guy behind the counter, who is maybe four feet from me, is completely ignoring me. Finally I clear my throat and say: "How much are these bags of coffee?" "Oh, all different prices," he says. "Which one are you interested in?" Well, I don't know which one I'm interested in, because they have no prices on them, so I say: "All of them really." "They range from $20 to $40," he shrugs indifferently. "So you don't have a list of prices?" I ask. "No," he says, "you'll just have to sort of ask me about them." Well that's dumb, I think, but okay, I'll go with the flow. "I guess I'll just pick some bags out then," I tell him and he is not interested in me at all. I spend twenty more minutes looking at the bags and he's right there, four feet from me, ignoring me. You would think, since he has nothing else to do, he might inquire about my tastes in coffee, perhaps help me pick out which ones are best suited for me. But no. I'm nothing to him. Finally I pick the three bags that look most interesting to me and I set them on the counter. He scans them. "This one is $33," he says. "And this one is $30. And this one is $25," he remarks as if surprised I found something under $30. Well, that's a lot of money for coffee, but I walked all the way down there and I don't want to waste the guy's time, so I take out my wallet, pull out a $100 bill and attempt to hand it to him. You can probably guess where this is going by now. "I don't accept cash," he tells me. "You're kidding, right?" I say. "I can't accept cash," he says quite nastily. Okay, so here we go. There is only one reason a place like that in a neighborhood like that refuses to accept cash, and that is to discriminate against people. Two blocks from this guy's establishment there is literally a homeless tent camp in the park. If any of those people happen to beg enough money to afford one of his cups of coffee, they can't have it, because he won't accept their cash. He only wants a certain clientele, with a certain melanin type who pays for things with phone apps and credit cards. I wonder if anyone who actually lives in Humboldt Park would pay for a cup of coffee with a credit card. You know who does? People from other neighborhoods, people who ride their bikes safely through my neighborhood on the elevated, isolated 606 bike trail without ever bothering to meet the people or discover the culture. If you added up my three bags of coffee it would have been $88; include the tax and that's nearly $100. I would have gladly given him a tip to round it off if he legitimately didn't have the change: but nope. He won't take my money under any circumstances. I'm not good enough for him. I'm not his type of customer. Don't have the proper lack of melanin or the proper phone app. He probably took one look at me and thought, this guy can't even climb the stairs to the 606 let alone ride a bike. Before I even make the five steps toward the exit door, he is already putting the bags of coffee back on the shelves. No apology for wasting my time. Nothing. Now he can go back to his life, the way it was before the old guy with his filthy Humboldt Park cash showed up. This is how gentrification begins folks. With the Dayglows of the world moving in. This is how it begins.

Been wanting to check out this place because I've been hearing so many good things. It was difficult to find at first because we came in through the south side and had to walk through the building. Entering from the north corner is much easier. I was expecting the staff to not be friendly as I've seen that in multiple reviews and that lived up to the expectation. I will say after they met my dog it changed because let's face it he's irresistible lol. The coffee itself was delicious. I got the Warhol and my friend got the Totoro. They were presented in such nice cups and looked too beautiful to drink. Such a cute spot!

located in the kimball art center! i really like the ambiance of the store and loved that u can explore the whole center! there's spots to sit and relax or study and it's really a nice minimalistic cafe for decor. got the totoro and howl's moving castle and both were quite tasty! however, i don't know how frequently i would come back as both drinks were $8 for a pretty small size. they also dont have much coffee flavor as they seem to be overpowered by the other flavors in each drink. you can definitely taste the coconut in both. i also dont really like how they are premade in a bottle they just pour into your cup. the service is really just okay. everything was standard, but then they just toss our lids on the counter. overall a solid spot for a chicago cafe to try!

Saw Dayglow while on the 606 trail and stopped in to try. I ordered the Totoro and the barista said it was one of the most popular drinks, I can totally see why!! One of the best handcrafted and curated drinks I've had in a while. A cute place can get you in the door but if their drinks aren't good it doesn't matter. Loved the drink and the superb kind staff!

Great coffee, nice location, customer service could improve. Would appreciate a friendlier environment when being greeted and served.

If you would have told me a year ago that I would be spending nearly $10 for a coffee drink, I wouldn't have believed you. I live in Logan Square and there is an obnoxious amount of coffee shops in the area. Many of these coffee shops feature high quality coffee beans and employ talented baristas to create coffee drinks. I drink coffee at home most of the time, but I get excited anytime I know I will be near Dayglow. I've been here about 5 times over the last 6 months, and I am always impressed with the coffee drinks that I've ordered. I love drinks such as "Defund the Military" and "Howls Moving Castle". There isn't that much seating inside Dayglow. I see this place as being more ideal for to go coffee needs.

Overpriced, hipster type of place. really odd and bothersome when all one wants is a coffee Giving it a 3 because the coffee and pastry was good , but the hipster vibe is disconcerting have the fancy stuff, but also have a menu for the basics...

Do not expect friendly service in any way. Civil/cordial at best, but these people are not there to go the extra mile. Or even the standard mile. The place looks like a fancy coffee laboratory more than a coffee shop, but the drinks are always good. Lots of seating and large tables for doing work. My main issue? The fact that they do not take cash. Way to exclude people who do not have access to credit or debit cards, such as many undocumented and impoverished people. You're not the only hipster cafe who does this, but its time to call a spade a spade. It's a classist practice.

On the pricier end with the total being $21 for 3 items but I'm amazed by everything. The totoro was so good! The subtle sweetness, black colored hues from the charcoal, & it was so smooth that I forgot it was a coffee drink. Great flavor combos! The menu shows all the thoughtful combinations of flavor for subtle, ingredient rich, drink blends. The earl grey vegan roll was new & exciting since its one of my favorite teas. The location is great since its right off the 606 trail. A great place to go if I feel like treating myself.

I visited the previous weekend. Incredibly creative drinks made with exceptional coffee. All within the Kimball Arts Center with other business to explore and view. Helpful baristas to explain each of the unique drinks.

Small walk from our AirBNB in Ukraine Village. Loved the vibe and LGBT friendly area. The oat-milk vanilla latte was to die for!! They were able to make hot chocolate for my friends who are not as into coffee as I am. Small sizes but totally worth a visit! I'll be back for more!

Just fine. Not mindblowing enough to fit the "#2 in the country" they quote. From LA. Chicago has equal or better options. Vibe is on point, although I had thought the adjacent brewer Orkenoy (the most photogenic part) was the same group. Turns out to be separate ownership. Bit of sticker shock glancing at the menu and the pour-overs were $8 or $10. This out-prices the best local coffee in the city, including Intelligentsia, Passion House, Dark Matter, etc. There's some seating in the hallway, but not really a proper interior seating area. Next door Orkenoy apparently doesn't mind if you sit, however. Opted for their small filter coffee ($4), which was bright and palatable Costa Rican. Very nice. However it was below temp when served and cooled almost instantly. And they are only serving in landfill disposables, and do not offer a sustainable for-here dishes.

Dayglow has a whimsical feel that I to date have not seen in Chicago and honestly I feel like it has to do with its connection to its counterpart in LA with the same namesake. Howl's Moving Castle Drink: This drink was a coconutty, thicker coffee drink. It was very much a drink that didn't really taste like coffee and the coconut milk was a bit strong for my tastes, but if y'all like coconut this is the drink for you. Also the color of it (made through butterfly pea tea) was very unique! Overall wish they had the full range for their menu like their location in LA (which I hope happens as they become more situated) because I will gladly be back to try all their studio ghibli flavors If there is anything you should try, I would highly recommend their pastries! We got the: Milk Chocolate Eclair: This was an eclair with a craquelin-esque top and it was filled to the brim with chocolate cream. This was amazing I have nothing negative to say. Sweet Potato Danish : This danish was flakey, savory, and was just overall full of flavor. The goat cheese inside really pulled everything together and complimented the dill & sweet potato well!

i'm not one for bright coffee but i had a cortado here and it was nioceeeee. Jeremy fragrance (tiktok/youtube personality) would say about this cortado: 'very delicious smells like florida citrus, yummy berry' excellent ambience ~ hope i get a chocolate-y one next time thou

I had to check out the drinks based on The French Dispatch, as I was seeing the movie a few hours later. I ordered the Concrete Masterpiece, and it was so dang good I actually went BACK the same day for the drink again. The baristas were NICE and not stand-offish at all, as previously stated in other reviews. The place is sleek and modern, and it's really cool to watch the drinks being made. I will definitely come back, but I will be sad when the chicory syrup is not longer available for the drink!

Excellent lattes, coffees, teas. I got the cha cha warm latte with oat milk. Not sweet at all and very delicious. Great place to grade and do work while enjoying a high quality latte and next door is a restaurant Orkenoy which is pretty fantastic also! Easy street parking.

Delicious drinks and nice staff. Their drinks are pretty and made with a cool blend of ingredients.

I came in with my family after a short walk on the 606. The service start to finish was rude with an air of pretentiousness that soured the entire experience. I lead with mentioning that it was my first time visiting and I was trying to get the barista to help offer a suggestion. I was open to try anything interesting. Instead I just got attitude and a dismissive response. Coffee was just ok. Won't be back again. Won't recommend.

Amazing coffee and really beautiful atmosphere. Went around 9 am on a Thursday and it was nice and chill inside, not too busy. The barista was very kind and approachable & quickly made our drinks! We ordered a coffee flight and an americano--both were lovely. Would for sure go back!

This last Sunday the 21st we stopped by and got there before 8am so had to wait after 805 when the lady inside opened the door. She did not seem too happy at first ( I understand it was early in the morning) I did not like that the menu is under a thick plastic that you can barely see in it since it shines right back. The lady then did answer the questions about the coffee and made some recommendations so we got two made and a pastry to go. The place looks clean and it has a good location since it is where I run by most days, the 606 trail.

Great coffee. Rude staff. It was my first time visiting, and when asking about the menu/differences in certain drinks I was spoken to in a demeaning way. $8 for a 10 ounce latte -- definitely wouldn't be a place I'd go often, but a nice treat.

Started coming here because it's close to my boyfriend's house and is open later than lots of other places. Have kept coming here because wtf, these folks are espresso shot wizards of some kind. Espresso can be so delicate, it's not rare to have a place serve up great espresso one day and then have it be underwhelming the next. But these guys nail it every time. The drinks are always fantastic. The aforementioned boyfriend lived in Melbourne AUS for a year and has become a proper coffee snob of the Melbourne ilk and calls this place Little Fitzroy bc of their excellent flat whites and their location in what's essentially a hipster business park. One last thing, the service has always been great. They've even started my order when they've seen me walking across the street. Chicago is full of great coffee places so it takes a lot to stand out. Little Fitzr... I mean Dayglow really stands out!

Great selection of single origin light roasts from all over the world. Frankly, haven't found a single cup roasted in Chicago that'll match the stuff they bring in here. Also, the baristas are cool but not haughty. I haven't tried the specialty drinks, not really my thing.

barista not nice coffee is good roasted decently light specialty drinks are good pours are good barista talked down to me very sad good coffee anyways

Horrible service, just plain RUDE to customers. Overpriced coffee with poor quality ingredients.

Dayglow is the standard for specialty coffee in Chicago and LA. Do yourself a favor and please order an Espresso Tonic or one of the specialty drinks. Did I ruin a gesha by having it poured into tonic water? Maybe. Was it the best coffee drink I've had in a long time? Absolutely.