Café Logan
Logan Center for the Arts, E 60th St, Chicago
(773) 702-2787
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Café Logan is a modern and relaxed spot with a creative vibe, perfect for studying, casual meetings, or just enjoying a coffee. The drinks are well-made, and the food options are fresh and satisfying. The atmosphere is open and inviting, though it can get a bit busy during peak hours.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Just a great spot for studying. Working. Meeting for coffee. Perfect set up of seats/tables. Plugs allllllll over the place so you can stay charged! The staff is amazing! So friendly. And the easy breezy light menu is pretty good. For breakfast or lunch. From sandwiches to salads, soups, wraps, chips, etc. A great vibe always!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
My experience at Café Logan wasn’t the worst, but it was definitely unpleasant. I originally ordered a Do-Rite donut, which was fine, but when I went back for another, they gave me a completely different donut and insisted it was the same. Having already tasted the real Do-Rite earlier, I knew they were lying, but they remained persistent, refusing to acknowledge the mistake. After looking into it further, I realized that they label all their donuts as Do-Rite when they actually source them from another vendor. This feels misleading and dishonest to customers who expect to get what they’re paying for.
Beyond that, the food is overpriced for the quality. Nothing I tried stood out as particularly fresh or well-made, especially considering the premium prices. While the space itself is nice and has potential, the lack of transparency and the underwhelming food make it a place I wouldn’t go out of my way to visit again. There are plenty of better options in the area that offer higher-quality food and more honest service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 1
Pleasant atmosphere, classy decor, food that aims for "bougie" but ends up so-so.
My main problem with the place is how confusing the setup is. Sometimes they want me to order at the counter, sometimes at the register. Sometimes they custom-make sandwiches for you, sometimes they don't want to. Is that guy standing next to you waiting for his order, or waiting TO order? No way to tell! Is an employee going to take my order, or will the register just stand unattended for the whole lunch rush? Who knows! Even the text on the menu behind the counter is difficult--it's impossibly tiny and switches periodically to whatever menu you're not trying to order from. I often can't even figure out which door to the cafe that I'm supposed to use--it seems to change to various combinations of the three possible doorways. I pity the art students who must rely on this place.
20 mins sitting with a menu Infront of me, girls walked by me 20 times and didn't take my order
Service: 1
Pretty nice good, but a bit expensive for what it is. Also a lack of vegetarian options.
Me and my friend came to this location while they were opening and we were denied in service. They should close at 4pm but they didn’t want to make a coffee for us at 3:35 pm
very rich
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Me and my friend came to this location while they were opening and we were denied in service. They should close at 4pm but they didn’t want to make a coffee for us at 3:35 pm
I was only there to see the exhibition, "Black is beautiful."
Atmosphere: 5
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Me and my friend came to this location while they were opening and we were denied in service. They should close at 4pm but they didn’t want to make a coffee for us at 3:35 pm
We caught a cool jazz set here and met some interesting people as well. Nice vibe.
Atmosphere: 5
Love the kombucha on tap!
Very nice cafe. I wish they were open later!
Quite,clean and close to the work place.
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