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La Strada Cafe Bar
(Fechado)Café e Café da Manhã$$$$
Logan Square, Chicago
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Angeline ChenMaio 21, 2017The perfect neighborhood spot with delicious coffee, juices, sandwiches, and outstanding service. I recommend the Detox juice and the Works bagel sandwich!
Colin YoungJaneiro 15, 2015Extremely kind, interested staff. Great sandwiches. The waffle to go is actually really good, too! Smart.
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Stroll past our small cafe in Chicago and take in the sweet aroma of fresh pastries, waffles and strong coffee. We pride ourselves on the quick, easy grab-and-go environment of our coffee bar. Stop by for breakfast and freshly brewed coffee before work, or bring a friend and enjoy a laid back bru...
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- Seg–Sex
- 7:00–17:00
- Sáb–Dom
- 8:00–16:00
(708) 627-0403
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