Coralie Coffee

I went back for the quiche. If your quiche doesn't have a pull, then it wasn't made right. Also got the beans! First time I'm bringing coffee back to Seattle!

I love getting macarons and sandwiches here! The staff is usually helpful and welcoming too. The ambiance is decent for those WFH; it's slightly chatty but somewhat quiet. The seats are a bit cramped, though

We were excited to try this place during our recent visit to Chicago. Since our hotel was located in the Loop, this was our first stop after our flight in. What cute ambiance! I loved the mural of the Paris metro system on the wall, and the Parisian knock knacks on the walls. Unfortunately, given the timing of our flight, we arrived at Coralie a half hour before closing and they were already sold out of many items. We had what was called a "Parisian sandwich" (Brie and prosciutto) and a ham and cheese croissant. The croissant was not as fluffy, crispy and flaky as what we are used to in San Francisco and Paris, but it was satisfying after our flight. The baguette also tasted pedestrian and store-bought. Overall this is a cute cafe with nice service, but the food didn't knock my socks off. I also thought it was strange to call a prosciutto sandwich "Parisian," as prosciutto is Italian, and Parisian sandwiches often refer to the Jambon buerre. The coffee was decent too, but was not as good as the single origin coffees I'm used to in SF, and definitely not as good as Parisian espressos.

The staff was amazing she knew her stuff! I got the Tea and a quiche and let me tell you that quiche was delicious !

This place is such a cute French bakery! Its location is a bit hidden, but once you find it, it's a great place to stop on your commute. The lady working inside is super personable and tries her best to make the drink you like (also offers to switch something if you're not particular about how the drink tastes). They have a sign outside that features seasonal drinks and specials. I really loved the decor on the wall of the Paris metro. The interior also has chairs. I didn't try the pastries inside, but they looked fabulous! I would definitely check out this local place if you haven't already.

This is it! A small French coffee and patisserie GEM in the loop. The owner is so friendly, the pastries are delectable and the coffee!!! I never liked a cold brew until I tried it here. The coffee beans are SO fresh, I was immediately converted on this hot, sweltering day and grateful for the recommendation. Open Tuesday through Friday, I only wish she was open even longer hours. Clean and immaculate, this is my new go-to coffee shop.

Perfectly made cappuccino. Delicious French pastries. Friendly service from an artist. I thought I stepped into Paris. A nice find in The Second City! Bon jour! And, Salut!

Have you ever been on you're morning commute, when suddenly you wish you were at cafe in Paris drinking amazing coffee and snacking on a buttery croissant and taking your sweet damn time doing so?Yes?Go here!There was a bit of a line, but the barista was sweeter than the macaroons on their shelves about it. She was moving intentionally in the most perfect whirlwind taking orders, making coffee, and telling customers all about Paris. Definitely great vibes all over this secret spot!

The decor is great! Love the mural on the wall, the Paris transit system. The barista was extremely friendly and attentive. He needed some additional help. Competing for morning commute traffic in an old Starbucks location will be a challenge for speed. It was worth the wait for this buttery croissant. It's not your $1 pastry, but good French pastries are never cheap.This spot is definitely worth visiting!

I'm a sweet tooth person, even tho I'm really picky on it too. I been looking for good almond croissant in Chicago for awhile but have not found one until today. I randomly stopped by this morning to get a pastry, surprisingly their chocolate almond croissant was so good, so buttery but not too sweet.