Factotum Coffee

I’ve had this coffee shop on my list to check out for a long time. I stopped by on a Saturday and it was very nice and chill. It’s a great space to cowork for sure. Loved the coffee and the ambiance!

Great little spot to grab a coffee or matcha and look at projects and art or do work. Tons of seating and corners. My favorite lowkey spot for a boost. I like the Creeper (matcha, espresso, blueberry). I only wish for nondairy options besides oat.

Nice relaxing place to have a coffee or other coffee drink. The atmosphere is so relaxing because there aren't usually a lot of people there and the building is interesting with an interesting history to it. Also I even found their coffee at Cermak Fresh Market down the street too!

Small spot on the main hallway of workshop 4200 featuring in house roasting and some specialty drinks. While this spot isn't visible right off the street, it's pretty close to the main entrance and easily found. There's a bit of seating if you want to drink your brew right there, but there are only drinks available, no pastries or other types of food.

Always pass by it never got a chance to go in until now. I tried one their new drinks special Evergreen I think its called and I love it. My husband was in love with their drip coffee! He said it's the best he had so far.

Came this morning and the barista was an absolute nightmare. She was rude and unprofessional. When I asked her for almond milk she rudely said I only have whatever is there. She asked if I wanted any sweetener and I asked if there were any sugar free and she said I don’t know how to make that. I love supporting small shops but this one is a miss.

We stumbled into this warehouse/ art gallery/ work space coffee shop because we saw a sign that said "coffee" outside. We loved the coffee, the service, and the positive energy in this unique and creative space.

Got the specialty creeper latte and coquito cold brew. Definitely check it out if you’re in the area. It is worth the commute, if you’re not. 11/10, so glad to have found this “hidden” gem